Snakes and Wild Honey in Deep Georgia Reflections
A fragmented meditation contrasts a man who hunts snakes with a rare bee tree abundance, arguing we often find what we seek. The piece muses on looking up to hills for wisdom and warns against focusing on the bad, urging faith, restraint, and humble living.
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Upper
Georgia
Tar Hee
Vomitus
Christ
Beanilhd
Arden
Mhnge
Destl
Polit
Wien
Will Make the Rich Pay in Budget Clash
London April 30 The Liberal budget proposed by Chancellor David Lloyd George to cover a 15 762 000 deficit targets wealth and the financial trade. It imposes increased income taxes death duties and legacies plus a 20 percent levy on future increase in the value of funds. Taxes on motors stamp duties and club sales are planned with revenue used for roads and afforestation and unemployment measures. The rich face heavier burdens while workers gain labor exchanges and industrial insurance. The United States sees only higher tobacco tax petrol per gallon and stock stamp duties. Foley’s Honey and Tar is advertised for throat relief.
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London
David Lyon-George
House of Commons
Germany
House of Lords
Lords of Sta
United States
Mary A King Vegh of Mee Remains Interred at Wesleyan Cemetery
Mary A Vegh of Mee passed March 6 at age thirty one. She leaves four sons R W King J W King K W L King and E L D King and was a long time Wesleyan Methodist member at Oakway. Her funeral was led by Pastor T B Magen with many relatives present. Her loss is mourned by friends and church affiliations as her grave rests in Wesleyan cemetery.
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Mary A. King
R. W. King
Onkwars
J. W. King
Poranan
Kwl King
Tokeena
Eld. Khws
Hawhelor
Ehuvel
Ehuven
Oakway
Jess
Keep the Kidneys Well Walhalla Advertisement
Sick kidneys cause much suffering but Dean's Kidney Pills offer relief and cure. Testimonial from W W Moss of Walhalla praises the remedy, urging readers to buy from dealers with Foster Milburn Co as sole U S agents. Boston letter notes travel from Charleston to Norfolk and Boston with cooler weather.
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Walhalla
W. W. Moss
8. C
Dean
J. W. Hell
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Tribute to Clayton Phillips in a somber verse
A friend writes a mournful tribute describing a dark world after Clayton Phillips left. The poem laments lost sunshine, brightness, and song, noting the bees, birds, and life feel diminished in his absence. The verse closes with a personal reflection of grief and memory.
ORINO Laxative Syrup Ad and Elevator Fire Tragedy
An old advertisement for ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup appears alongside a report of a deadly elevator fire at the Minals Central Railroad site. One man died and a number were injured as the structure collapsed amid grain and fuel. casualties include workers buried under debris and several cars derailed.
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Minals Central Railroad
Snow Storms Hit New York and Pennsylvania Suburbs
After a month of unseasonable weather New York experienced an April snow storm this morning. Suburbs report a white blanket while city snow melted quickly. In northwestern Pennsylvania ten inches fell by Bradford and Pittsburg saw milder weather with possible summer hints. Reading reports a snow storm in progress. a show storm advances here with the thermometer near freezing.
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York
New York
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Pottaville
Progtess
Reading
Hargis Receives Life Term For Judge Hargis Murder
Beach Hargis was sentenced to life imprisonment in Irvine Kentucky for the murder of his father Judge James Hargis in Breathitt County. This marked his second trial after a mistrial in 1908 with United States Senator W O Bradley leading the defense.
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Irvine
Jackson
Breathitt County
Senator Bradley
War Governor Tolbrook Dies at 86 in Vermont
Frederick Tolbrook, former Vermont governor and Civil War veteran, died at his Bratlieboro home last night at age 86. He was among the oldest governors in the nation and one of Vermont’s last Civil War executives.
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Bratlieboro
Frederick Tolbrook
Vermont
Notice to the Public and School Election in Oconee County
A public notice warns Nathaniel Harrison’s guardianship and forbids hiring him, followed by a school election notice by the Oconee County Board of Education for Double Springs District on May 8, 1905 to decide a four mill extra school tax. The document also records a stock authorization vote for Walhalla Cotton Mills offering preferred stock and a stockholders meeting set for May 25, 1909.
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County Board of Education
Oconee County
South Carolina
Double Springs
WG. Barker
Hunt
M. J. Philips
EDTAL
Walhalla
S. C
Wathills Cotton Mill
Co W. Piteh-ford
Lo A. Mm
Dr. Verner
Ry T. Jaynes
E.R. Lucas
CW. Pitchford
VL. Verner
Walhalla Cotton Mills
Janary
Mae Ure Danuery
uWherk
Wathatla
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Bardock
J. H Walker
Smibury
Huteksaw Borte
Nate
Phat
Howe
Gorse Barton
Joent Dal
Java
WB. Oelkers
Marine Barracks
Boston
Mass
Courier
Charleston
Norfolk
Virginia
F. B. Oelkers
Lelia
Clayton Phillips
Scott
Rasmut Scott & Brownie
Pentl St
Milflon
Dollae
Nigeria
Ob Chen W& Co
Drapriotoye
Eunie Atlas
Eve
Tajeey
Valine Manis
Uta
Putin
Walhalla, SO. CA
P. S
Foley
Hargis
Kentucky
Columbia
C. WW. Wicklinen
West Union, &. C
Nathaniel Harrison
HU Harrison
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