McColl Notes Revival Meet and Local News
Revival services conducted by Field McColl on July 28th in Greenville are reported amid local notices. The column lists visits by Mrs. Minnie Patterson’s family, nurse trainees from Lighsmith sanatorium, and various relatives touring or staying in McColl and nearby towns.
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Knoxville
Sumter
Leavy Plantier
Raeford N.C
Janes Kirby
Spartanburg
Maes
Sivan Deuston
Grail Sop
Mdir Wood
Luther MeLauri
Dre Ryans
Ban Renuo Dunly
Olin
Frieds
McColl
Abs
Raleigh Christian
Jay
Senvius
Nioeworld
Lille
Alfiell
Coggeshall's Proposition Meeting at McLaurin Hall
A July meeting at McLaurin hall in McColl chaired by Leh McLaurin featured speakers Ragsdale Coggeshall Ellerbe Matthews and Loads. Ragsdale faced a sharp critique of his voting record while Coggeshall impressed with national issue knowledge. audience response praised his performance and questioned rivals.
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McLaurin
McColl
Ragsdale
Coggeshall
Ellerbe
Mattehison
Loads
Lb McLaurin
Plovenes
Stile
May Hillerde
Congress
Florence
Sélhobe
Coggerhall
Dartington
Poulton
Bbe
Bieies
Eilerie
Milenio
Wil
Miwelison
Troi Dillon
Fea
The Child's Mind and Its Natural Development
An 1890s Starper's Magazine excerpt extols childlike qualities and natural growth. It argues that a child's mind develops through ten natural processes, praising innocence, cheerfulness, tolerance, and trust. The piece urges elders to respect the child's mind and provide a sympathetic atmosphere for growth.
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Martio
Starper
An Old German Legend of Freitinrg and the Ghost Bride
An old German tale recounts a Freitinrg man killed before coroners, his grave robbed by rails, and his widow smitten by gossip. A priest sees the dead show maker at night, a cross warning, and since then no Protburg wife has murdered her husband.
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Uta Temple
Freitinrg
Boden
Auds
Erosa
Freiturg
Nelshhors
Aince
Fragmented OCR notes a troubled domestic dispute and alleged coercion
A garbled OCR passage describes a domestic friction involving coercive behavior and financial disputes. The text references a New York figure and a conflict over costs and responsibilities, with unclear names and dates.
The Barbershop Daydream and A Wife’s Reproach
A man sits in a barber chair lost in thought about love and past happiness while reading a newspaper. He resolves to improve his relationship, but a tense scene at home follows with his wife reacting angrily to his forgetfulness and poor timing.
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Guizen
Iimael
Lind
Simon Lenput
Olen
Wong
Wah
Fam
Tndianopolis News
Pledge filing rules in 1905 South Carolina act
The document directs county Democratic chairs to enforce a 1905 act making certain primary election offenses misdemeanors. It requires candidates to file a pledge with court or secretary of state, forbids bribery or intimidation, and mandates itemized spending statements under oath. Penalties include fines and possible imprisonment. provisions emphasize public access to statements.
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Secretary of State
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