Bellies Letters Literary Society Meeting Report
The Bellies Letters Literary Society of the Maie High School met Wednesday, November 18, with the president and secretary addresses given. Members Radcliffe and F. B. Motherly delivered readings, Summers and Goldsborough spoke, and a debate on poverty versus riches concluded two to one in favor of the negative. The meeting adjourned to Friday, December 6.
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Bellies Lettres Literary Society
Csarrer
Messra A. Radcliff
F. F
Mesars J. Summers
R Goldsborough
Madre Lampe
L. Cate
Cegetive
Mesars
L Reich
Rameburg
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Killing Hoge The porker rivalry and humane killing methods
The text discusses the long standing rivalry in big weight wrestling and compares methods of killing pigs, noting a shift from sticking with a knife to amrifia ball and ribroats cutting. Major C T Picton of Denison Texas endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea as a trusted remedy. It is sold in Frederick and Mt. Airy.
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C.T. Picton
Sia
Denison
Texas
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Picton
I. Pestre
Frederick
W. Body
Mt. Airy
Dr. Pierce
Leah
Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffal
Fire escape added to Woman's College building
A new fire escape extends from the third to the second floor of the Woman's College. At the second floor a ladder can be let down to the ground for direct egress.
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Woman's College
The Divine Equipage in the Nation's Struggle
A rhetoric filled with biblical imagery argues that divine assistance guided the United States. It likens Washington to a sacred leader and declares that upper forces, chariots of fire, and heavenly help decided historic conflicts from Independence through the Civil War, urging faith in divine support for the nation.
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Aepate Chamber
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aUsround
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Ezekial
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Independence Hall
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Virginia
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Washington
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God
The Chariots of God in a Nation's Crisis Speech
A wartime sermon extols divine aid and moral revival amid political strife. It lauds improved voting safeguards, urges removal of bribery, and frames national reform as driven by faith. The preacher invokes Lincoln, Garfied, and Gettys imagery, urging prayer and sobriety to sustain the republic.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Fis
God
Geneal
Antigonus
Christ
Nevadas
Prairies
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Tierra del Fuego
Beringstrait
Cape Born
Joseph
Arimathea
Pharog
Egypt
Sostratus
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Elisha
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Marock
England
Europe
Asia
Africa
National Religion to Sweep Every Ballot Box
A speaker argues that Christianity will direct every ballot box and schoolhouse, predicting a future where the faith governs national life. He cites vast opportunities in North and South America and urges evangelism to convert the populace, warning that darkness fights to stop this rise.
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