Heavy Storm Ravages Atlanta and Nearby Areas
A violent storm battered Atlanta and parts of Tennessee, Georgia and Arkansas yesterday afternoon and last night. It left dozens of broken windows, damaged roofs, and choked streets with debris. Widespread property losses are estimated in the millions as towns reported injuries and deaths amid toppled structures. The storm’s reach extended to Memphis and Dowmerk, Tenn., with reports of several fatalities and many injured.
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Atlanta
Batassee
Memphis
Dowmerk
Tenn
Peysong
Suvernt
Muynin
Ito
Adoluele
Tenneson
Alahint
Georgia
Arkangag
South Cate
Tennessee
Cvorwt
Albimaa
Arkansas
Lange
Fragmented OCR Convolutes Local News Snippet
A mangled historical text fragment from Norfolk Virginia and South Carolina coverage presents garbled phrases. The piece references duets, a question about a Buod ery, and mentions Premisers, twelve Frunev dirpariid items, with unclear names and context.
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Norfolk
South Carolina
Freearmesthy
State Sunday School Convention Plans Clarified
The Style Sanday Schools announce the next State Sunday School Convention schedule. It will be hosted in the spring of next year after meetings by the association's executive committee. General Secretary Way reports progress and suggests the convention may move to a southern host if plans proceed.
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Aroun Vie
Mebriaty
Fe Atroardy
Mull Free
Nash Remedy Co
Richmond, Va
Basta
Mavis
Foley's Honey and Tar Claims and Certification
An old medical claim advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a universal cough and cold cure promising pneumonia and consumption prevention. The notice asserts grogeiate authorities may demand refunds if the product fails to cure. Clear branding appears with J. W. Berle and pharmacy references, though text includes typographical errors.
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Foley
Dan Sully Dialogues With Parker on Cotton Prices
Spadanbure Journal reports a chat between Dan J Bolly and Parker, president of the Spartanburg cotton mill, about paying 15 cents for cotton before the close of the harvest. A witness describes the exchange as Parker and Sully discussing price plans and market moves while in a railway car en route.
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Spadanbure Journal
Dan J. Bolly
Brmrtanbure
Spartouburgy
Waehington
Spartoghira Nin
We. Parker
Dan
Sully
Parker
Male
Mr Sully
Tam
Spartanburg
Mie
Mar Bally
Mie Sully
Iks Heller
Cotton Mills Face Threat of Shutdown Prices and Blame
The article argues Southern cotton mills face potential shutdowns as prices fall and profits shrink. It accuses home mill buyers of collusion to push prices down, claiming European manufacturers would gain from such a shift while urging farmers not to bear higher costs. It notes past incentives to build mills and warns of market leaks and supply pressures if prices remain depressed.
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Anderan
Breul
Sears
Calour Saling
Willy Dwaye
Wight
Landing on Church in Atantal OK Prompts Construction Milestone
A report notes plans for the Wesley Memorial church building nearing completion in Atantal Oklahoma. It mentions funds from board member Ive Miles and engineer Milrabetty overseeing electrical work and structural safety. The piece emphasizes anticipated beauty, safety features, and ongoing work to ensure a sturdy, safe facility.
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Atantal
Thom Telfevinis
Wealey Memorial
Ive
Miles
Milrabetty
Cotton picking tale from a bustling farm day
A quirky record from a farm shows AbHOVINE Tross and Bruner recounting cotton totals. WW Cochran and kin harvest 1018 pounds in one day with Alien Cochran 444 pounds, Tom 420, Blaon 219, and 12 year old Man nig at 308. Who can beat this spree?
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Hoya
Alien Cochran
Non
Tom
Bloan
Mannig
Death of a Food Woman in Tugaloo Area
Mrs. Hepsip Henley Dirkson widow of John S. Dickson died at her niece’s home in New Wober on Sunday. She was 62 and had feeble health, leaving no children. Funeral at the Verrell Ald homestead was led by Reverend de Le Singtetan. Her husband died five years earlier. The obituary notes her refinement, long life, and ties to the Keowee Courier community.
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Hepsip Henley Dirkson
John S. Dickson
J. Ay Knox
New Wober
Dickson
Sonn
Sinan Dickson
China
Ben
Cieuga
Ghureh
Fay Langenie
Mer Nasband
Mix
Gunlly Hueyda
Verrell Ald
Jonking
Perry
Key
de le
Public sale of Anderson company property at auction
Property of the Anderson company was offered at public sale under court order. Special master AL Broek oversaw the sale. J W Robertson, a receiver, placed the winning bid of 434 Ta) for the property. Remaining funds were allocated to loans, tax dues, and the city of Anderson’s $8,000 claim for West Whither street work, with any surplus settled to satisfy court judgments.
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Lhe Anderson
City of Ansterson
Man Kills His Son-In-Law in Family Feud Near Canton
Canton man Clinton shot and killed John Wilken during a family quarrel in which Wilson allegedly besieged his family against Clinton. Clinton surrendered at Bethune with the gun and the victim's kin after the morning incident. Residents note farmers in Anderson County benefited from cotton sales before the market collapsed.
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Durlngton
Get
Canton
John Wilken
Clyde
Claneton
Wilson
Clinton
Clanton
Bethune
Hat Price
Tim
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Trusted by Women
Women passing through the change of life report relief and renewed strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies from MRSANSON of Columbus Ohio and MRS Barclay of Graniteville Vermont praise improved health and ability to work, noting the product's long standing reputation for female ills.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Columbis
Ohio
Jilia Bi
Phnkham
Tvan
FBI Dade
Lydia
Pinkham
Fragmented 19th century notes from Copper Oconee area
Local fragmentary notes describe community events and people including school openings by Kate Lusk, a new teacher for the winter term, and various town news. Mentions of John OLeary health, Oscar Whetton and Melton Black’s large rite, and home construction plans by W H Talley.
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Tver
Hern
Uhhe Cini
Mire
Kate Lusk
Bea Pen
Tila
Thole Whiter School
McKinney
Pickens County
Gorbin
Amberlands
Alou Wing
Owens
W. H. Talley
Salem
Mtr
Talley
Smith
W. JH
W. Doak
William Cannon
Ocala
N. C
Willian
John Rice
Tess
North Carolina
Mr. Klee
Phere
Salom
Haring
Disaster at sea and child killed in parade incident
A shipwreck off Point Paoli leaves Capt Phvil Howell and crew missing, with a morning search flagging no distress signals as the pilot house burns. Separately, the four year old daughter of TH L Orvin is killed when struck by a runaway horse during Georgetown dress parade.
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Scharmewid
Point Paoli
Wiclie
M. Aberdly
Plowelunid
Phvil Howell
Toner Daley
Bro
TH. L. Orvin
Georgetown
Wreck on the Florida Kaw Cont Rail way tolls twelve
Report of the sinking of the S Ybil and loss of twelve seamen aboard the crew of the S ybil and the Bahama Honda during Monday's operations. Engineer Ernest Cotton of the Florida Kaw Cont Rail way lists the wreckage and damaged equipment, with food supplies kept, while the crew clear debris and prepare to resume extension work.
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Minh Phi
Cinieun
Varker
Siulio
Baha Honda
Esea
Ingineer
Ernest Cotton
Florida Kaw
Lars
Tea
Biyeteyust Coast
Kanes
Twulie
Sunshine society meets with Mrs Perry in Salem notes
Salem Paragraphs reports the Sunshine society gathering with Mrs J A Perry on a recent Saturday. The devotional service was led by the president Myx Vike, with several members including Addie Grogan and Miss Grogan helping. A light meal followed in a social room as attendees listed include Mrs Maraingi and Miss Kate Tek hae retirned from an extended visit to Mrs Chivllo Knox in Seneca.
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Salem
Sunshine Society
J. A. Perry
Ptoefane Wisay
Myx
Vike
Addie Grogan
Max. Maraingi
Meadames Pile
Marain
Leask
Perry
Addie
Chun Grogan
Alice Haggerty
Pearl Chaytaly
Mand Meraney
Pike
Rome
Jaimes Geog
Hyd Bk
Grogan
Entldeen
Kate
Chivllo Knox
Seneca Mn
Slater
Edward Bowers
Cna
Okeen
Fear Wrathingion
Reemunly
Norl Starline depot destroyed by fire damages stated
The Norl Starline depot and attached structures were destroyed by a blaze, with freight and offices affected. Insurance covers part of $150,000 in losses. The burned depot will be replaced by an eight bay station and office building.
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Norfolk
Norfolk oMce Force
Gasoline Explosion Destroys Grief Block in Pine Street
Gasoline explosion at a tailoring shop in Pitznerald, Georgia, on Pine Street destroyed the Grief Block, caused about 25,000 in damage, and injured two firefighters. A man believed to be the arsonist, a Black resident, attempted to ignite the stove with fumes, reportedly losing his life.
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Pitznerald
Pine Street
Bank Robbery Foiled Bandit Killed After Chase Near Chicago
A bold robbery at a Chicago area bank ends with the principal criminal shot and killed after fleeing into a shed and resisting capture. A companion was captured nearby as the cashier John G. Duty was forced into the cage and about $500 in gold and bills were taken. Town Marshal John Sieatan, experienced in gunfights, led the pursuit. The incident unfolds with a dramatic chase and the bandit’s death, while another suspect remains unidentified.
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Chicago
Orbit
Bamllty
Dm, Reiting & Co
Mighland
John Sieatan
de Fudtive
Dent
John GC
Cattle Quarantined in Greenville Farm Yard
Special agent J F Falley and Bt Inspector Ryock inspected a car of twenty four cattle moved from Georgia into Greenville. Cattle were held at Now Taian Yards under quarantine due to insect-borne disease risk. Officials from Greenville Anderson Oconee and Hickens oversee enhanced precautions.
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Greenvitle News
de. J. F. Falley
United States Bureau of Animu
Husbandry
Ryock
Earland
Geornia
Taian
Greenville
Anderson
Oconee
Hickens
Orrhlory
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