Civil War play interval timing at high school auditorium
A high school auditorium hosts a performance of Time The Civil War with intervals marking three and one third years between Acts I and II, ten months between Acts II and III, and two days between Acts III and IV.
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Islisbury
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Rowan County
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Justy
Majah Billy Toby and the Web of Deceit
A two act melodrama unfolds in a New York law office and winter quarters. Tim, Bertha, Harry, and Judy Louise navigate love, honor, and plotting as false friends threaten the will and a fiendish lie is exposed. Leamington and Uncle Toby drive the final triumph with a telegram breaking the web.
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Joseph Leamington
Harry Palconer
Toby
MR. Parkhurst
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Moses
Bertha Danvers
Louise Falconer
Judy
Parkhurst and Manning
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Law rence County High School Play Admission Details
Pupils of Lawrence County High School will stage a play with admission set at 15 and 25 cents. Proceeds will fund seating for the building. Announcement dated December 11, 1909 by J L Barnard.
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Lawrence County High School
J. L. Barnard
A Saloon Keeper's Notice from 1888 Fayetteville Express
H E Johnson declares he will profit from liquor sales to ruin families, push crime, poverty and death, and promises to finance vice with licenses bought at the ballot box. He asserts the spirit trade harms community welfare and vows to press on for money despite Christian witness or public opinion.
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Fayetteville (Tenn
H. E. Johnson
Fayetteville
H.E Johnson
Go Bury Thy Sorrow Hymn Reflections and Life Lesson
The article discusses the burden of public sorrow and urges private endurance and empathy. It recounts the origin of the hymn Go bury thy sorrow with a minister's daughter who wrote the lines after confiding in her brother and choosing cheer over gloom. The piece exhorts readers to share compassion and avoid dwelling on grief.
Prizes for Farmers Incentivize Alabama Crops in 1910
Alabama announces county by county prize bonuses for 1910 crop results under J A Wilkinson. Awards include 15 for best male colts under six months, 15 for oats, 10 for Irish potatoes, 190 for corn, 10 for sweet potatoes, and 5 for hay per county. Judging by state officials or local counties under future rules.
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Alabama
J. A. Wilkinson
Commissioner of Agriculture
State Department
Newspaper Bundle Offer From Two Papers
The Moulton Advertiser and The Birmingham Ledger offer a combined one year subscription for four dollars, a bargain for readers seeking local and regional news in one discounted package.
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Birmingham Ledger
Alabama
Moulton Advertiser
The
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