Harman of Lexington Praised as Poet and Publisher
Henry E. Harman native of Lexington now in Atlanta is celebrated for his verse and business acumen. The Lexington connection recalls his early work with the Dispatch and Palmetto Compendium, while The Transcript and Atlanta Journal praise his poetic depth and nature driven muse.
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Harman the Southern Publisher and Poet in One
The piece profiles Mr Harman, Atlanta publisher and noted poet, praising his dual role shaping southern literature. It details his six books of poems, one prose volume, and upcoming editions titled Dreams of Other Days, with insights into his writing method and belief in poetry’s practical value.
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Chamberlain's Tablets Praised By New York Reader
Mrs. Ella I. Butte of Kirkville New York reports Chamberlain's Tablets have done her a world of good for indigestion and she has recommended them to friends who praise their relief.
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