Life and Degeneration in a Changing World
A 1915 column by Amanda Capers Neville extols Life as divine and beautiful while critiquing perceived societal degeneration. It praises charity toward Belgians, humane acts by women and men, and a moral awakening amid war, urging continued healing and unity. Also includes local Santa letters, club notices, and tuberculosis fund drive progress through Mississippi.
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Garden of Eden
Washington
Bethlehem
God
Levil
Angel of Heaven
Isles
Glenwood
Tenn
Mississippi
State Committee
Tate
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Volu
Wette
BY Amanda Capers Neville
Santa Claus
Colt, Ark
Tam
Annie Johnson
Olt
Ark
Santa
Beecher
Sameittle Blue Eyed
Ruth Johnson
Choy
Grandma
Little Gorden Bingham
W. Resolutions
John G Cullicott
Iuka
Tishomingo County
Program For
Teacher's Association
Parent Teacher's Association
Annie Wren
Prof
Howard
Lula Cooper
Olen ‘MiMer
Lydia Wrenn
John Savage
Bell ‘Center
Sophia Alston
W M Glasco
Teachers Association
T’rof. Looney
Amos Babb
W| R Creel
N L Phillips
Spring Hill
Shockley
Macon & Andrews College
Memphis, Tennessee
Gregg
Bookkeeping School
Waite
Macon & Andrews
Main St. and
Union Ave
Memphis
Tennessee
Corinth
Yaka
Corinth Furniture Co
Farmers Supply Co
Iuka Guaranty Bank
Whitehursts
Welch’s Store
Welch
Norman & Trotter
Burnsville