Views on religion and equality across America
A reader argues organized religion is fine if not used to undermine other faiths, condemns religious violence, and links discrimination to economic injustice. He cites experiences across the U S from Virginia to California, urges equal voting rights and fuller civil liberties coverage in news.
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Mr. East
Congregational
Cotton Mather
William Penn
Penn
Woods
West Indies
Toraumanda
Men of God
England
Americas
Lincoln
Henry Ward Beecher
Virginia
United States
Montana
New York City
California
South
NAACP
McCarthy
Taft
Notice of Sale of Trust Property in Forrest County
A public notice announces sale of property under a trust in Forrest County. It names the trustee and substitute trustee, details the trust terms and the debt secured, and provides the date by which interested parties must respond or bid. Jurisdiction appears to be Forrmnt and surrounding region with specific references to August deadlines and placeholders for dates.
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Olga
Ana
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Dea
Seoblow
Evian
Yai
Clive Boo
Lusi
The Petal Paper Weekly Publication
Petal Mississippi weekly issue details publishing company and mailing information. Notes about edition, post office entries, and return forms for subscriptions.
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Advertiser Publishing CO
Pascagoula
Miss
East Publications Co
Bos
Hattiesburg
Petal
Mississippi
Pascyzoufw
Hattiesburo
Knoxville Named After Gen Henry Knox in 1791
Knoxville Tennessee earned its name from General Henry Knox who served as Secretary of War in 1791. The brief note links the city’s origin to Knox and the early U.S. military administration.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Henry Knox
United Gas
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