Serial Tale Teases Timely Interests at Villa
A fragment promotes a new serialized story set at a villa. The teaser promises timely interest in each chapter and urges readers not to miss the continuing installments.
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
5
Villa's Raid on Columbus Leads New Serial Adventure
The new serialized story follows Villa's raid on Columbus and the expedition of American troops to capture Mexican bandits, outlining bold maneuvers and looming frontier tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Columbus
Num
Alfalfa and farm supply requests dominate week
State Bureau of Markets reports two calls beyond state borders for farm products. An Arkansas sister state asked 60 car loads of alfalfa for May and June despite no quotes from the Alfalfa Association. A Atlanta firm sought meat at 16 cents a pound and a large trade with direct-from-farmer supply. The bureau notes strong overall activity, plus inquiries on marl deliveries and legume inoculation at 40 cents per acre. The weekly listing shows numerous farm offers and wants including seeds, hay, cattle, poultry, and equipment beyond Greenwood area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Marketing
York County
Atlanta
Bureau
Washington
United States Senate
Department of Agriculture
Gloria Victis statue honors Confederate soldier at Tu lane
A Tennessee College of Christian practice article notes a sculpture titled Gloria Victis or The Spirit of the Confederacy by F W Ruckstahl. The piece portrays a dying private with rolled sleeves and a tattered flag, praised for noble features and quiet triumph. S. M. Byrd writes it should inspire Southern pride and memory in every home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulane University
F. W. Ruckstahl
Charleston
S. C
South
South. Mr. Ruckstahl
New York
Gloria Victis
Baltimore Daughters of the Confederacy
Baltimore
OC. S. A
Lee
S, M, Byrd
All Honor Memory of Robert E Lee Anniversary
An essay-like remembrance praising Robert E Lee as a revered Confederate leader. It notes his restraint and devotion to Virginia, contrasts his conduct with other generals, and states the anniversary is observed nationwide, though Northern views vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Robert Edward Lee
Southland
Confederacy
Northern
Virginia
South
Lee
United States Army
Commonwealth
North
Leo
Confederacy Paved the Way for Universal Peace
A quoted historical remark argues that lasting peace rests on nations accepting the principles for which Confederate soldiers died, asserting that Washington threw off allegiance to Britain for that cause.
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Confederacy
Washington
Great Britain
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