Southerns Pride and War Time Homespun Verse in Jocassee
The piece opens with a homespun Southern pride lyric praising Southern dress and unity during blockades, followed by Jocassee Observations from May 22 in Jocassee South Carolina. It reports a Mount Carmel meeting, Lord's Supper, local greetings, Sunday school start, and various community notes including travel, crops, a birth, illness, and light rural anecdotes.
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Tonvy
Evenes
Suny South
Jocassee
8. C
Mount Carmel
J.T. Colley
W. M. Crow
Salem
John Crow
J. J. ‘Taley
Willie Cannon
Jeckssee
Methodist
Messrs
Johnson and Pasage
Benedict-Love ‘Cimber — Company
Seneca
W. M. Brown
Gon Arthur
Dillsboro
N. C
Emma Whitmire
Bells
Grimshawe
Mt. Vale
N. Gy
Sam Smith
Romance at Winderville College and Hidden Heartache
Wesller arrives at Winderville Female College and meets Prof Irby Wallace as the campus charm and social whirl unfold. Arnold faces a lonely heartbreak over Ter, sharing his sorrow with Fletcher Stone while pursuing studies and social life at Jackson University.
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Wesller
Dr. Wallace
Winderville
Wallace
Ter
Prof. Wallace
Ile
L Tle
Fletcher Stone
Arnold
Fletcher
Society of Garse
Ife
Jackson University
Della Female College
Women Dreamers and Rivalry Shift in Social Minds
A brief reflection contrasts women who seek to please men with those who aim to unsettle or outwit other women, hinting at social dynamics and ambitions shaping relationships and public perception.
Tillman condemns federal eight hour idea and Aiken lockout
Senator Tillman writes to a South Carolina constituent opposing a federal constitutional amendment to set labor hours. He condemns the Aiken county mill lockout as cruel and unjust, urges state action on child labor and hours, and flatly opposes centralized labor controls, warning of dire consequences for cotton mills and workers.
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Washington
Tillman
Bis
South Carolina
House
Lovering
Congress
United States
South Carolia
Aiken County
King Mill
South
Aiken
Horse Creek
B. R. Tillman
Frederick the Great Statue Gift Proposal
The German Emperor proposes gifting a bronze statue of Frederick the Great to the United States to honor the friendship between Germany and America. President Roosevelt replies that Congress will consider the proposal and notes the statue may be placed near the new war college in Washington. The item also notes upcoming Wofford College commencement events and graduation details.
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Wiesbaden
Hogse-Nassau
United States
Washington Law
Prince Henry
United States of America
Frederick the Great
America
Washington
William
Roosevelt
Congress
Republic
Fredrick the Great
New War College
Arsenal
FOR SALE BY J. W. BELL WALHALL
An item reads like a 19th century patent remedy notice. It touts a preparation for child bowel issues and digestion with claims about preventing salte and teething troubles. The garbled text mentions cholera infantum and dysentery and references a tonic formula.
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C. J. Moffett
Avery
J. W. Bell
Walhall
Misunderstandings and wit in old papers from Raleigh WV
A Raleigh WV Register item recounts a Green Sulphur courtship incident where a girl’s feigned offense and her father’s gun lead to a comical chase, followed by a lengthy explanation. It also notes a Gen Miles quip about beheading a figurehead, plus short jokes from The New York Times and Philadelphia Press.
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Raleigh
West Virginia
Green Sulphur
Nolin A. Miles
Miles
New York Times
A Puzzled Dutchman Voices Faithful Understanding
A Dutch sermon listener claims new clarity on biblical prepositions about immersion and near rather than into. He jokes about lions in the den and the furnace, then questions being cast into the lake of fire and finally seeks guidance on entering the city gates. He ends with relief at understanding.
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Breacher
Mr. Breacher
Taniel
Jonah
Polly
Pendleton
W. K. Sharp
Townville
Dr. Sharp
Pickensville
John T. Lewis
Joseph Grisham
Robert Anderson
James C. Griffin
Walter
Adair
South Carolina
Pendleton Messenger
Columbia
Southern Patriot
Charleston
W. A. Dickson
Remarkable ring find recalls old engagement promise
In Townville a long lost ring resurfaces after fifty years lien on a 18 carat gold band with inscription from 8 F to M J L dated February 13, 1859. A ten year old girl found it a hundred yards from the old Dickson house and sent it to Mrs. Holcombe, sharing Eaton county onions farming notes and Texas home-seeker praise from Mr. Holcombe and a local soliciting agent, T E Stribling.
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Anderson Ait. Broyles
Townville
F. Browne
Mollie Lewis
Gol
Mattison
J. Walter Dickson
Dickson
Mra. Iilison
E.W. Holvombe
Holcombe
O. Farmer
Texas
Levi Goor
Blue Ridge Railway East Bound Trains 1949 Timetable
East bound service details from Blue Ridge Railway for 1949 show schedule items and fare information. Passenger trains run on main line with limited stops and connections to regional routes.
Train schedule entailing routes Charleston Greenville Columbia
Daily trains on Nos 62 and 63 run on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays between Charleston and Greenville with Nos 68 and 6V providing through coach service between Charleston and Columbia. M Emerson general pass agent J R Kenly general manager T M Emerson traffic manager.
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Charleston
Greenville
Columbia
M. Emerson
Gen. Pass
J. R. Kenly
T. M. Emerson
Pickens R R Co Afternoon Schedule Fragment
Train notes show daily schedule fragments for Pickens R R Co with arrivals and departures near Ferguson's Ar Parson's Ar and Mantai's amid scattered times. The legible portions reference daily and Sunday operations and connections across southern routes.
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Deke
Ferguson
Parson
Eaaniey
Howthern
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