Sunshine Society advocates for blind children in New York
A long column praises Zach McGhee's book The Dark Corner and urges schools to buy copies. It describes the International Sunshine Society and the Blind Home in Brooklyn, noting efforts to aid destitute city children and provide workshops for the blind. Includes anecdotes from factory visits and quotes on uplift work.
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Zach McGhee
Ibrarios
Pedagogical Seminary
United States
McGhee
Washington
Whloe
Keowee Courier
Ocones
Blind Raties
Gutex Avenue
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bild Bables
Greater
New York
Folky
Cropsey Manon
Hansonhurst-by-the-Box
Whit
Cynthia M. Trogear
International Sunshine Society
Mary Credit
Moltton
Ruffila
Cendors
Howe
Utapaniworkniin
Yale
United
Statoe Ab
Eradicating the Cattle Tick in Southern States
Washington reports the USDA released counties previously quarantined for cattle tick, aiding efforts since 1906. The push seeks to end restrictions, reduce losses from cattle fever, lower prices, and boost Southern stock production with federal and state cooperation.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
South
Texas
Ucks
Seeniny
Washington, D. G
Eka
Inventor Claims Daylight by Super-sized Lenses
Special dispatch from Petavaburg Indiana reports David K Nicely Dax has perfected arrangements to extend daylight. He proposes 1000 foot tall concave and convex lenses with clockwork to align them for night illumination at 100 miles apart. He has applied for patents and envisions supplying daylight hours after night falls.
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Petava Burg
Ind
Baltimore
America
Ater
David K. Nicely Dax
Confederate Home admission forms from Oconee County
The County Pension Board chair Folleman releases blank Confederate Home admission forms for veterans. Applicants must send their details to Mr. Holleman, Walhalla, and the board will meet soon to select two county veterans for admission. The document requests enlistment data, hospitals, confinement, prison, and discharge information, and includes oath and witness certification language.
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Folleman
County Pension Board
Columbia
Holleman
Pension Board
Pension Board of
Oconee County
County of
Oconee
Confederate Army
Navy
Rural Route Mail Boxes to Aid Delivery Across Bad Roads
Washington post office guidance directs postmasters to collect patron box accessibility data for rural routes. It urges moving boxes to accessible road sides, avoiding dangerous detours, and coordinating with road authorities to improve service and safety for rural carriers and patrons.
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Iig
Wehe
Washington
Mval
Postmistorg
Mie
Poatiastera
Nimig
P. V. DeGraw
Monument to Confederate Sam Davis unveiled in Nashville
A monument to Confederate Sam Davis was unveiled on Capitol Hill in Nashville to-day. Elizabeth Davis, widow of the hero, unveiled the statue as Governor Pettigrew accepted the tribute on behalf of Tennessee. Davis died in 1865 after his sources of information were refused and he was executed by Federal forces.
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Sam Davis
Federal
Nashville
Tenn
Keoul
Federala
Capitol
Wiii
Elizabeth Davia
Kram Wiece
Pittergon
Ten- Thhrod
Cotton Manufacturers Meet Opens At Mechanics Building
Kostini Apell announced investments exceeding 250 million dollars at the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers annual meeting in the Mechanics Building. Taxation and factory figures were discussed as representatives from all U S regions attended. Members operate vast textile mills with thousands of knitting machines and printing presses.
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Kostini
Apell
National Association of Cotton
State Board exam to be held at Walhalla May 14 1909
By order of the State Board of Kd Weaton the examination for teveh erg Wil beeld In the Court House at Walhalla on Friday May 14 1909 promptly at 0 oclock. Applicants must furnish their own pens ink pencils and paper and bring uniform sized paper. Teachers with certificates expiring this year may attend the summer school at Wofford or seek renewal by attending the exam. W. G. IGM County Superintendent of Education April 28 1909.
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County Board of Education
Oconee County
South Carolina
High Falla
High Falls
Konrad of Education
Union Gelpol House
Valon
D. A. Smith
Walhalla Court House
Ida B. Mitchell
Betate
Burt Mitchell
State Board of
Kd. Weaton
Wil Beeld
Court House
Walhalla
O O'Elock
Pummmer School
Wofford
W. GC. Igm
B. Dendy
Enid Watate
J. B
Dendy
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Sten
County Board of Pensions
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Smith
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Helton
Matilda Warwick
Kokomo
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Whit Knox
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Cowan
Dickson
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Union District
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Wm. J. Stribling
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Nancy Watkins
June Dorsey
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Wallhalla
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Phuintitts
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South Caloe
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Ty A. Moore
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National Binefit Company
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South Carolin
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P. Cary
Suelo & Hughes
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Yours Truly
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