Harbor of Refuge at Hatteras Shape of a Sea Wall
The piece discusses the Harbor of Refuge at Cape Hatteras and the planned sea wall to shelter vessels from storms. It notes the goal of a one mile long wall to protect ships, reduce wrecks, and save lives while acknowledging the enduring power of the ocean and the dangers sailors face. The narrative also mentions the emotional impact of the sea and a contrasting scene of blue flowers symbolizing hope amid hardship.
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Ocean SS
Hatteras
Ieara
Oneracs
Ana
Alwears
Httlamanta
Last Flower of Autumn
A desolate autumn scene describes faded flowers, harsh wind, and dry earth. A road traveler pauses as the sky seems to comfort the land, noting a pale figure beside the path amid the bleak landscape.
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Eaky
The Reason and Detective Tales at a New York Banquet
William J. Burns entertained guests with detective stories including a tale of Leen pursuing his homeward way when a mysterious horse and garden confrontation led to a staged murder scene. A young woman revealed she was eavesdropping while her mother planned to sew watches into her father's trousers, sparking embarrassment.
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William J. Churns
New York
Leen
Mr Burns
Fire word misread sparks small blaze on Ewing Street
A Greek speaking resident guided Miss Addams to a house on Ewing Street she believed was on fire. The alarm brought the fire department who found only a small blaze quickly extinguished.
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Vane Addams
Halsted Streat
Ewing Streat
Miss Addams
Local Social Notes and Revival Attendance Increase
Raglesville area residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives and attending a revival meeting near Liberty. Movements include purchase of goods, moving into a new property, sales, and social visits among families such as Stites Wadssworth Hackler Hinckler Cunningham Crascraft Mallette and others. The revival is progressing nicely with a large crowd.
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Cres
Preacher Rev TP Alford Visits Parish This Week
Local notices note Rev TP Alford preaching at the parish this week with all invited. Scattered social visits include Miss Martie Mowery in Scot Lind and Miss Ada Bolding planning an extended visit in Rector Arkansas.
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Martie Mowery
Scotlind
Ada Bolding
Reetar
Ars
Iake
Concord Items Preached Sunday Church Notes
Sunday morning and Saturday night preaching by Rev. Dyer. Local visits include Bryce Sours, James Mallette family, Bertha Haehler with Minnie Stanley, Mrs Henry Thoms with Michael Wilkey family, Elmer Mallette with Robert Boyd, Roscoe Flinn and John Arney families visiting, Delmar Franklin with Stephen Malette, Baldwin Chambers with Sam Crambers, Ernest Franklin with Ids Franklin visiting Roscoe Truelove area, Alfred Chestnut moved to Knox county, Lee Resler with Wesley Brown.
Trainor Walter Norris Visits and Local Happenings
Walter Norris Trainor visited Ctlen Thursday and Afary Heady called Togepa Thrinan Thursday. Several locals attended visits, calls, and small events including a carriage accident near the Seeger place with a trapped occupant. Mrs Madden and Mrs Wade feature in sickness and service notices.
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Afary
Local Visits and Social Friday Through Sunday
Fairview notes show visits by Mr and Mrs Ben Fidter of Elnora to Mrs Stephen Parker's family. Essie Wilkey stayed with Mrs Nancy Allen. A T Myers visited Pusinville. Jace Madlette and family with Walter Ritter. Jennie Barley of W Wiaslington visited Lewis Rhabottom. Edd Barley attended Epsom. Gertie Parker stayed with sister Clara Fidler in Elnora. Andrey Greenwood drove to Elnora. Rhabottoms visited Plainville. John Van Ostran Sr spent night with daughter Mrs David Donovan by the river bottom.
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Ben Fidter
Elnora
Stephen Parker
Jennie Barley
W Wiaslington
Lewis Rhabottom and Family
Gertie Parker
Clara Fidler
Lake Rescue Sparks Romance at Summers Hotel
At a inland lake near a summers hotel a young man nearly drowns during a bathing party. Beatrice Waverly dives in and saves him, earning his gratitude and sparking a relationship that evolves over months as he reforms and learns to speak plainly. The rescue and ensuing courtship unfold amid family tensions and social games.
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Alger
Beatrice Waverly
Alen
Yourg Alger Sieg
Mike Waverly
Beatrice
Mia Waverly
Peatrica
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Stu
George
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Ela
Solzad
Wealle
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United States
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Mattah
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McClurs
None as plural or singular in usage sparks debate
Readers debate whether none should take a plural or singular verb, with defenders of plural usage citing habitual use. The discussion notes that word meaning follows speaker usage, not logic, and questions the idea of a fixed rule or authority for none.
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Thone
Grey the popular dentist novelist on rural dental ruin
The speaker Grey recalls eighties rural practice where many girls lost teeth before marriage. He notes 100 teeth pulled and 89 saved by dental science and contrasts past with present methods. An anecdote from Croydon features two old women discussing a engagement.
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Croydon
Lola
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