Letter From Southern Galiforata
A reader letter from Southern California describes the climate, scenery, and daily life around Los Angeles as of July. The author notes sunny days, heat up to 106 degrees, sea breezes, and comfortable nights, with praise for gardens, orchards, schools, and local development. They compare the region favorably with eastern cities and recount experiences at state gatherings and travel via Santa Fe.
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J, D
Brodfabrer
Alifornia
Boston
Charleston
Holy Christian Church
Ita
Crusa
Wistona
God
Jesus
Union
Poculist
California
Pasay
Dena
Colombia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pacific Ocean
Kcape
Pnandons
Los Angeles
Who is the chief Smith in the United States
A fragmentary letter discusses prominent Smiths in U.S. history and politics. It cites Charles Emory Smith and Hoke Smith as leading figures, noting cabinet service and Georgia governorship, and muses about a hypothetical Smith primary. An ad for Hol Montor’s Rocky Mountain Tea appears at the end.
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Smith
United States
New Jersey
Jim” Smith
South Carolina
House of
Charles Emory Smith
Pennsylvanis
Plain Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smiths
King Smith
Jones, Brown, Davis
Newa and Courier
Conductor’s Dilemma Over A Five Dollar Fare
A Sunday passenger surge left a St. Lonia and Suburban conductor short of change. A woman with an infant paid five dollars with a single bill. He quipped if that was the smallest she had, she replied she had been married only twelve months.
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St. Lonia
Ghana
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Spelling Reform Rules From 1878 Phonetic Movement Overview
A fragmentary 1878 discussion outlines tasks of spelling reformers. It lists proposed conventions such as choosing between variants, simplifying endings, replacing gh with f, using ize, omitting silent letters, and favoring shorter forms like plow, thro, labor, sulfur. It references authorities from Spencer to Lowell and cites examples across many words.
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Spencer
Lowell
Offenge
Pratense
Praquet
Etiquet
Omoleat
Bure
Aythe
New York Sun
Death of J P MacDonald at Westminster charge
In Westminster charge progress is slow but hopeful with conversions and professions of faith from three churches. October 5 buried J Parker McDonald, longtime Sunday school superintendent and devout Christian. Geo T Harmon Jr reports loss and finds God’s comfort in faith and fellowship.
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Weatminster
J. Parker McDonald
Wostminster
Geo. T. Harmon, Jr
Southern Christian Advocate
Pioneer Methodist preacher Whitaker dies in 1906
The obituary honors Uncle Whitaker a pioneer in Oconee and Anderson counties South Carolina. Born 1824 he died Sunday September 30 1906 at age 82 after a long life of local preaching and strict Christian conduct. He was licensed to preach in 1857 ordained deacon 1862 elder 1868 leaving behind a wife three daughters and four sons with two sons in the South Carolina and Texas conferences.
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Bolisus
Anderaan
Qconse
Whia
South Carolina
Anderson
Oconee
Whitaker
Anderson County
John Early
W. M. Wightman
Uncle Whitaker
Mosdamea Mary
Rebecca Fleminu
Evxibeth Adaline Dickinson
Fraies Ka
Rocky Mountain Nuggets and Medicine for Indigestion
Fragmented OCR item mentions medical remedies and a list of unclear terms including indigestible phrases about Rocky Mountain and a Dairy association. No clear people, places, dates, or events are readable to establish a full news item.
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Olli
Rocky Mountain
Bony Pontesina
MTA DI
Ace People
Paid Old Confederate's Fine
In Spartanburg General Sessions Court an aged Confederate veteran, A. J. Bright, was found guilty of simple assault after an attempted shooting incident at the Arkwright villa. Judge Charles G. Dantzler fined him 15 dollars or 16 days but then led a collection among court officials to cover the amount, with Sheriff Nicholls and Deputy White contributing. The jury also donated, and the court's kindness was widely praised.
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Spartanburg
Charles G. Dantzler
Orangeburg
General
General Sessions Court
Bright
Dantzler
Col. Dantzler
Great Races at South Carolina Fair Promised This Year
The South Carolina State Fair opens with two big racing days starting Tuesday October 23 at 2 pm at the Fair Grounds. Four days of races follow through Saturday 27 with top Grand Circuit horses expected. The mile track is in prime condition and billed as one of the Souths fastest. Live Stock shows promise solid buyers and strong exhibits enhanced by Home Coming Week encouraging all South Carolinians to travel home and spread the word.
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Tm Rohanta
Mrohsais
Hickely
Dollam
Chua
Los Angeles
United States
California
Enualadm
Veosago County
Insylvania
Sya
Charleston
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Railway
Paandons
Cal
Colorado
Ohio
Mississippi
A. W. Love
Columbia
Three Papers a Week for $1.50 Offer
A clubbing deal bundles The Tharleston Semi Weekly News and The Keowee Courier for $1.50 per year. The Keowee Courier is praised as a top county paper in South Carolina and both papers provide full Associated Press dispatches. The combo offer adds value for subscribers at a slight premium over single-paper prices.
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Tharleston
News and Courier
Keovwee
Keowee
Coonde County
South Carolina
Associated Press
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