Around the Spring A Pines Methodists Tale of Baldwin and the Teacher
A wandering young man Baldwin arrives in a pine woods town and clashes with rural formality. He falls for a schoolteacher among locals at a Sunday gathering by a plain gray Methodist church and chats under the pine shadows. He struggles to act naturally while pursuing her, learning late that restraint and social rules shape his boldness.
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Baldwin
Hay
Law
Leven
Signs On Carts Offer Local Curiouser Ads
A New England village dweller notes two passing carts bearing signs. One features sleigh-bell jingles and a white horse with “Home Made Bakery Mixed Pickles and Brooms a Specialty.” The other, in gold on a red wagon drawn by black horses, proclaims “BR Ware Tin Ware Confectionery & Crackers.”
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New England
Let Not Him That Girdeth On His Harness Boast
A 1901 sermon uses Benhadad in 1 Kings to urge elders and warriors to stop boasting before battles. It commends aging and sickly veterans who have laid down armor and found contentment, warns against intoxication and bravado, and imagines a future heavenly armory where the faithful examine spiritual armor wielded in life.
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A Klopsch
Washington
Talmage
Benhadad
Syria
Israel
Samaria
Soult
France
Portugal
Wellington
Marshal
Charles V
Paul Jovius
Christ
Valentine Mott
Napoleon
England
Scotland
Ireland
Dr. Pendleton
Mr. Saunders
Saunders
Pendleton
Jesus Christ
Wilberforce
Lord Brougham
Russia
Moscow
Paul
John Newton
Broadway Tabernacle
New York
Poughkeepsie
Jezebel
Niagara Falls
Ben-hadad
London Tower
Jane Grey
Anne Boleyn
Walter Raleigh
Thomas Mere
Black Prince
Lord Lovat
Heavenly Heights
Tower of Heaven
St. Paul
Ephesians
The Old Beau Advice on Kissing From the Speaker
The Old Beau warns against asking for a kiss or taking one, imparting advice to his boy in a terse, proverb like remark, as quoted in the narrative.
Old Man Eloquent and Georgia’s Temple of Fame
A sentimental appraisal turning from Gen Morgan to Nathaniel Macon and Georgia’s famed figures. The piece praises Morgan's career, lauds Macon's integrity, and lauds Mrs. J Render Terrell's essay on the Georgia lawyer. It muses on who deserves a place in Georgia’s hall of fame and celebrates legal memoirs and sermons.
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Atlanta Constitution
Gen. Morgan
Nicaragua
Providence
Morgan
Nathaniel Macon
Robert E. Lee
Gen. Johnston
United States Senate
Hall of Fame
Tom Benton
Macor
John Randolph
Justice of the Peace
Solomon
David
Warren County
Macon
Benton
Senate
Gen. Harrison
Georgia
Temple of Fame
Oglethorpe
Crawford Long
Jenner
Bishop Pearce
Becaus
Warm Springs
J. Render Terrell
Greenville
The Colonel Outsmarts a Guard Night Trick
In a midnight caper at a camp, the famed colonel known as Old Daddy sneaks a rifle from Paddy Brannigan but Paddy retrieves his weapon. The sergeant counters the swap, the colonel realises the ruse, and Paddy reveals him by shouting, ending with the colonel stunned and retreating.
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Paddy Brannigan
Paddy
Daddy
Railway Posts Aimed to Prevent TB in France
French railway companies must subject every job applicant to strict medical exam. Any person suspected of tuberculosis or likely to contract the disease will not be admitted for work, aiming to guard the system against tuberculosis.
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E. P. Larken
Chambers’ Journal
F. H. Lancaster
Authors Syndicate
Bill Arp
Senator Morgan
Alabama
H. Warner Hill
Daniel
J. C. C. Black
Reuben Arnold
Roland Ellis
C. A. Turner
W. L. Scruggs
L. Q. C. Lamar
Sylvanus Morris
Wimbish
Parsons
Charlton
Bryan
Justice Bleckley
Asheep