Horse Fund Letter from Vinemont Alabama
A letter from Bro. Wm White of Vinemont Alabama thanks Mrs M E White and donors for a 2.85 contribution toward a local horse fund. The writer notes about 85 dollars collected, hopes for continued support to reach a native annual purchase near 100 dollars, and references Sandersville and a March 1 target. He requests publication rights and mentions a sick wife.
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Watever Bros White
Hit
Sandersville
Maller
Sam
White
Dear Mother Ode Promises Eternal Love
A tribute to mothers blends spiritual devotion with affectionate memory. The piece extols a mother’s unwavering care, links aging lines to burden and resilience, and comforts readers with faith that mothers endure into a brighter afterlife. It weaves personal sentiment with reflections on loss, urging reverence and care for mothers.
Honor Roll of Midway School February 15 1907
The February 15 1907 honor roll from Midway School lists Enos Daniell Brady Ready Jessie Column the Cansey Anderson McBride Sallie McBride Maude Seazraves Habtie Rosey H len South Winnie Davit Neely and notes the teacher.
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Midway School
Enos Daniell
Brady Ready
Jessie Column
the Cansey
Anderson McBride
Sallie McBride
Maude Seazraves
Habtie
Rosey H@len South
Winnie Davit
Neely
Tangled hands hint at a girl's growing indignation
A terse remark suggests that when a hand becomes tangled with a girl it signals increasing irritation on her part as she resists the advance.
Reflections on bachelor life and married finances
The piece argues marriage affects finances and personal freedom with humorous views. It notes poets often require wealth, legibility of names, and that a minister can change a wife name. It also jokes about temper, taxes, and women's spending tied to husbands.
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Tem
Bulldog jaw and Spartan coin mark American character
French writer Jules Huret surveys American cities from Pueblo to St Louis, noting Kansas City as vulgar yet similar to peers with few monuments. He reports American railroad workers, a Lorraine-born conductor, and the term good time as a distinctly American notion tied to rest and revelry across regions.
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America
Jules Huret
Kansas City
Huret
Pueblo
St Louis
Personal wealth and a surprise wooden wedding frame cottage
The Rothschild dynasty is valued at roughly 1.5 billion dollars with the French and English branches noted. Emil and Mrs. Zimmerman of St. Louis celebrated a wooden wedding, receiving a cottage built on a distant lot with the couple unaware until completion. Gen Miles heads a syndicate to carbonize crude oil in Osage and Cherokee fields, partnering with eastern capitalists. Loyd Morgan recalls an English manorist parent seeking a son educated in business over geology, prioritizing mining profits over science education.
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Rothschild
Emil Zimmerman
Finney Avenue
St. Louis
Zimmerman
Loyd Morgan
University of Oxford
Automobilists Target Mile in 30 Seconds Says Experts
Automobilists in Florida and New York predict a mile in 30 seconds as faster machines and special scoop bodied cars emerge. W K Vanderbilt Jr and Barney Grenslid discuss potential times and risks, noting a 35 second mile could come soon and a tragedy may accompany the leap to 30 seconds.
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Ormonde
Fla
W.K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Barney Grens Id
Various Scientific Notes From The Bulletin Des Sciences Pharm
The Bulletin des Sciences Pharm reports coffee berry assays yielding about one percent caffeine on average. Von Hedin adds evidence of Chinese paper dating to the third century after Christ. Reports mention Fay exploration society funded expeditions and a possible historic project. Merkwald claims a newly named highly active element linked to tellurium. A reddish ring around the sun after Krakatoa 1888 is called Bishopis ring, with observations of similar rings in later months and a widening dust plume.
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Bulletin Des Sciences Pharm
von Hedin
Merkwald
Aggetellurium
Krakatoa
New Quadrupedal Cure for Appendicitis Promoted
Berlin medical journals report that mild appendicitis cases are treated without surgery by a method requiring patients to walk on all fours for 20 minutes, four times daily. Proponents say quadrupedal posture strengthens vermiform appendix muscles and reduces inflammation. A renowned diplomat reportedly benefited, prompting skeptical chatter among peers and fashionables. The method is also suggested for dyspepsia, to be taken before meals.
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Berlin
Book notices and a list of 1907 book buyers in journal
A London edition claims Columbus was born in 1451. A vast new York reference work is nearly finished, but pages are unnumbered. Publishers' Weekly notes 1903 new titles and sales, detailing fiction, reprints, and price data. A letter from Edith Lawrence in Persia mentions a torn American history, with censors removing rebellion content in favor of a Psalm lesson. A lengthy, dense roster lists individuals and amounts paid for books in Town Creek, Moulton, Trinity, and nearby locales, with dates 1906 1907 and many names and sums.
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Langford
London
Olimbus
New York
Covel
Edith 2
Lawrence
Tabriz
Persia
Oklahoma
Absolom
War rumor notes Yankee gunners aboard Japanese ships
A brief wartime item suggests a rumor that Yankee gunners may have been aboard Japanese ships after a battle. The Chicago Record-Herald comments that the United States is indispensable.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Meeting Notice From F E and C U of A Delegation
The F E and C U of A will meet in delegated form with Eam Creek Local five miles east of Monlton on Thursday before the First Sunday in March February 28 and March 12 1907. Some State Officers will attend. The first half day is free for all. The afternoon will be business with closed doors. N D Sandlin secretary treasurer of Lawrence County invites readers to attend.
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F. E
C. U. of A
Eam Creek
Monlton
N. D. Sandlin
Lawrence County
Canadian Pacific Railway Sells 116,840 Acres in January
January sales by the Canadian Pacific Railway totalled 116,840.78 acres for 386,649.88 dollars. European firms rent pillows to travelers at twenty cents per trip. Railroads show rising bonds and stock, over 1.15 million dollars, in three years. A 100-ton crane aids a 80-ton locomotive at Lake Shore’s Collinwood shops, claimed to be among the world’s largest. Trans Siberian railway length 5,995 miles cost 484,554,415 dollars. Loss from China disorders estimated at 5,150,000 dollars.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Europe
Lake Shore Railroad
Collinwood
China
Cynical Aphorisms On Love And Life From Philadelphia
A fragment cites sharp lines about pursuit and fate. A good son and good husband are linked by duty. A woman’s pleasure in hurting a man’s feelings is tied to affection. A sensible woman supposedly spares time from chasing handsome men.
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Noriga
Tach
Guy
Herdalleneid
Pevony
Earth
Jon
Alabama Division
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mobile Bay
Children of the Confederacy
Joseph Wheeler
Mobile
Clara Sims
Wheeler
Almizbiy
Jel Stuart
Philadelphia
Honor Roll No 22 begins for paying subscribers
Three months after finishing No 21 we start Honor Roll No 22. The list shows subscribers and payment dates for Tom MoruLton Apvestiser, with many new patrons. We value our friends and invite readers to verify their names are printed.
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Tom MoruLton Apvestiser
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B. Almon
Tuscumbia
Ala
Uoffice
Lueddemann
Sevier
G. O. Chenault
Chancer Moulton
Venute
Bank of Mention
Mooulton
Phene Itt
Witt
G. O. Chrenault
Moulier
Feoan
MM. SnekkKop
Foonrtland, Ala
R. Ala
John Fl.uwen
Moulton
Orrick Over Bask
TL Irwin
Galis
Mattie Masterson
Moulton Hotel
B. & Masterson, Proprietor
Saal
John 8. Howell
Mario L.0vest
Entist
Decatur, al
Chamberlain
Windham & Co
the Horse Fund
Zola Byars
General Wheeler
Morgan County Times
Joe
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Skirit Pi
Amabguna
Ost
Tuskegee Fies
Fvinia
Dedéator
Moulton Advertiser
Messrs White
Morgan Counties
Hagins
Mrs Advertisers
Waite
Decatur News
Louisville
Ted
Bishop Johnson
Washington
Roosevelt
YorkPress
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J. J. Beames
Trinity
W. Hi. Beames
Neville
A.J. Timms
Town Creek
LeMay
Step
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Cass
Mollie Houston
W.B. Spillers
Grenada
J. M. Haley
Concord
Beset
B. Rutherford
Hatton
W. W. Goodwin
L. E. Wood
Hillsboro
Bee
George Barrett
Landersville
S. D. Carter
Mr. Lome
A. T. Conner
A. Terry
G.W. Parker
D.M. Simms
J.C. Metulloeh
Rity
Beac Vaan
W. R. Aycock
Deestur
Ta Wren
A. J. Butler
Rhone
Rtley
W. B. Dandridge
W.P. Woodruff
He Donaldson
Mt. Hope
T. G. Masterson
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J. H. Wadsworth
Hillshore
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Bortworth
Ek. Stephenson
Kirby
Js. Thrasher
Tinie
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Hightedeor
Hollim
James NM
Doss
Beaville
Ieee
W.M. Hamyion
Danville
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Weat
Luka
John M. West
Jasper Hamilton
Bool
W.J. Borden
W. D. Dawson
D. F. Dinsmore
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