Turbulent Era Highlights From Old World and U S News
The article surveys global tensions with Germany and France, notes gendered legal punishment in Germany, and cites a Seattle judge advising a teen thief to study the Bible and Constitution. It comments on King Tut relics and U S victory bonds, plus individual character, charity, and a destructive train wreck in Tennessee. It also mentions Turkey’s law on male marriage and a gag culture trend.
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Iowa
Seattle
The
United States
Seattle Ridge
King Tut
Caid
Europe
St. Peter
Republican Voters Grow Frustrated With Harding Criticism
A letter by a longtime Republican criticizes Harding and questions his courage and re election prospects. The writer alleges widespread GOP discontent, citing editorials from The New York Tribune and The Brook lyn Eagle. The piece notes the author has studied Harding and his supporters’ claims, while questioning the party’s direction.
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Harding
Woore
Lis
New York Tribtan
the Eagle
Eagle
Aga
Hough
Tishomingo Miss Dear My Letter on Town Growth and Pride
A resident writes from Tishomingo praising the town and its people. The letter extols communal spirit, growing homes, new brick buildings, and the Agricultural High School. It invites readers to visit, notes preparations for a Children’s Day Program on the first Sunday in June, and wishes success to the newspaper’s work.
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Dicor
Beiel
Takag
Renly
Tishomingo
Christmas Feast For Birds In Lore Of Many Lands
Folklore from various countries recounts birds and animals venerating the holy day. Legends describe woodland beings bowing to Christ, forest creatures singing, and a famed tale of a wounded robin lifting its breast to ease Christ’s thornpricked wounds.
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Niger
Rosila
Christus
Hha
Europe
Saylor
Christmas stockings trace to St Nicholas tale
The Christmas stocking custom travels from Italy to include St Nicholas deeds in Padua. Poor families hung knitted purses by chimneys to collect coins, later replaced by stockings. The tale links stockings’ origin to gifts placed in them, tying to winter generosity and seasonal practice.
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Italy
Padua
St. Nicholas
Dirk
Ted
Mississippi Development Demand Surplus Land Cure
J B Haman of Gulf Mobile and Northern Railroad urged Mississippians to solve taxed land by increasing manpower. He spoke on Mississippi Development to the Mississippi Press Association, advocating a road led effort to cultivate surplus lands with new workers, cattle, and local improvements, supported by a regional improvement association and railroad-backed incentives.
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Mobile
Alabama Association
Haman
Addron
Provident
Migelssippi Pevelopment
Miastaxinpi
Mississippi
Miustssioot
California
Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad
Alabama-Missisuippi Improvement Association
Nimaelf
Misciasippi
Association
Doone Murphree
C. R. Hoye
Meridian
Malcolm Jones
U. S Soil Bureau
Blanche Green
Missilagippi
Terrtory
Missiontop Press Association
Ste Cpsy
Ceck
Miwon
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Dennis Murphree
Pittsboro
Railroad
Commissioner T T O'Bryant
A. Finley
Burge Mitchell
State Revenue Agent
Btokers
Robertson
Secretary of State
Walker Wood
W T Bazzel
T. M. McDonald
Ernest R Ligon
Mack G Davis
J. C. McCulloch
J. E. Johnston, Omer J. Bullen
Isaac M Jackson
R U Woodley J
R/GRAVETTE
R. W. Jr
Ben) Busby
R Adams
Paden
J W scoTt W
H Gardner Cc
D Flynt
W C Pruitt
P Bishop
Epps
GEO W Strickland
Dean W. H. Simmons
Alfred D Glenn
For Justice Peace 5Th Dist
G. C. Martin
W. L. McMasters
Elmer Locke CW Walker John Floyd
F. Oaks
V. Pannell
J. Brown
JW Quillen
M Page
Greene
P Starphill
Germany
France
U. S
Huston
Hoover
Nommeres
Careleas
Illinois Central Magazine
Birmingham
Illinois Central
Pinson
Tenn
A. F. Johnson
Hina
Charles J. Barnett
Memphis
Canton
Misc
D Burnett
National Safety News
Barnett
Hane
Nagie
Bosnia
Sunny Ita
Poor
Macon & Andrews Colleges
Macon & Andrews Colleges, (Inc
Gregg
South
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