Emerson on Fear of Deep Spiritual Ties in Love
The quote argues it is foolish to fear making ties too spiritual, claiming such depth cannot erase genuine love. It reflects Emersonian emphasis on authentic connection over guarded detachment.
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Emerson
Efficiency of Marines Officially Recognized
President Wilson asks Congress to boost the United States Marine Corps by 1500 men signaling strong emphasis on a ready naval adjunct. The article recounts Marine history from Derne in 1805 to actions in Mexico and Cuba, noting key figures and battles and tracing the Corps’ growth and significance.
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Wilson
United States Marine Corps
Naval
Marine Corps
Continental Congress
Naval Service
National Defense
Army
Navy
P. N. O'Bannon
Derne
Tripoli
Apultepec
Mexico
Levi Twigg
Robert B. Lee
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
St Broome
United States
R. W. Huntington
Sampan
Guantanamo
Oregon
Seld
Ameri- Cruz
Liemel Neville
Mobilian editor urges fair rates to keep Gulf Coast trade local
Ocean Springs News editor Thomas Ewing Dabney argues Louisville and Nashville Railroad commuter rates favor New Orleans over Mobile, diverting Gulf Coast shopping. He urges Mobile merchants and the Chamber of Commerce to press for equal 50 mile rates or restructured terms to restore local trade and social ties.
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Thomas Ewing Dabney
Ocean Springs News
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Mississippi
Gulf City
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Jackson
Dabney
Item
Register
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
New Orleans
Ocean Springs
Biloxi
Pascagoula
Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham elects prohi newspaperman to city commission
The election of John R. Hornady a newspaperman to Birmingham's City Commission signals support for stronger law enforcement including prohibition. Hornady helped Birmingham adopt the commission form and his victory reflects Birmingham's desire to enforce laws as the commission expands to five members with Barber and Truss.
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John R. Hornady
City Commission of
Birmingham
Mobile
Hornady
Birmingham News
Barber
Truss
Cotton Shortage Deepens Amid Weevil Damage and War Delays
A government forecast for 1915 16 shows U S cotton output at 114 161 000 bales, with December gin plants the lowest since 1909 and nearly a million bales below the ten year average. German holders hold about 500 000 bales in the United States awaiting end of hostilities while Professor Todd urges Britain to expand fields in Egypt India and the Sudan.
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United States
England
J. A. Todd
University College
Nottingham
Egypt
India
Soudan
General Fund
United States Treasury
McAdoo
Treasury
Satsuma Day Bouquets by Mobile Papers
The article applauds Mobile newspapers for Satsuma day coverage with twenty four pages each and a vivid color image of Satsumas. It compares Satsuma day to California Prune Day, noting the prune industry enriched Californians through enterprise and local exploitation of a native product.
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Mobile
Register
Gulf Coast
California
Georgia Tech Football Schedule Near Complete
Georgia Tech's 1930 football schedule nearly set per Faculty Manager W N Randle. Venues largely decided but not announced. The slate lists Mercer Davidson North Carolina Washington and Lee Tulane Georgia Auburn with dates September 30 through November 30.
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Atlanta
Georgia ‘Tech
W. N. Randle
Mercer
Open
Davidson
North Carolina
Washington and Lee
Tulane
Georgia
Auburn
Visitors and business traffic bustle Mobile amid holiday prep
Mobile observers note a surge of visiting executives and officials from New Orleans and other cities. Luggage and tours mark the season as travelers like Lobb y Matthews and Charles Marshall praise Spring Hill College, while port officials and real estate men conduct inspections and plan for year end shipments and highway improvements.
Appointments End Methodists Meet
Lists district presiding elders and appointments for many Alabama districts including Troy Andalusia Dothan Eufaula Greensboro Marianna Bay Minette St Stephen's and Battle House with names of elders and assignments across churches and circuits.
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Bells Landing
J. C. Camden
T.Y. Abernathy
Dayton
D. M. Pearson
Farmersville
J. P. Peacock
Gastonburg
C.H. Motley
Linden
F. G. Hastings
Lower Peach Tree
J. A. Stripling
Magnolia
W. E. Bryant
Marion Junction
M. D. Taylor
R. J. Haskew
Pine Hill
T. Eckford
Selma
Alabama Avenue
H. J. Cowan
Church Street
J. M. Donnelly
Sweetwater
C. Bates
Thomasville
J. B. Tate
Uniontown
F. M. Lowery
Troy
W. R. Bickerstaff
Presiding Elder
Banks
J. J. Richards
Brantley
J. M. Glenn
Brundidee
W. T. Ellisor
Elba
R. J. Mills
Fitzpatrick
B. C. Glenn, Jr
la Pine
E. W. Coleman
Laverne
L. P.lathram
Ozark
H. T. Johnson
Ramer
T. Trotter
Rutledge
C. C. Wilkinson
Shady Grove
J. E. C. Harrison
H. C. Threadgill
Union Springs
C. A. Cornell
Arthur Banner
Southwest Missouri
Andalusia
E. E. Cowan
J. E. McCann
Florida and Lockhart
L. H
Chappelle, Jr
Forest Home
E. M
R . Garland
Ms Munn
Geneva
C. B. Pilley
Georgiana
J. F. Price
Graceville
J. H. Williams
Greenville
B. C. Glenn, Sr
N. H. Gibson
Monroeville
C. A. Willi
Noma
G. M. Spiva
J. A. Bridges
D. W. Haskew
Peterman
A. F. Howington
Repton
FP. Cochran
Samson
G. C. Simpson
Sepulga
D. Robinson
T. H. Jones
Emory University
E. B. Joyner
Dothan
C. W. Northcutt
Ashford
C. N. Williams
Coffee Springs
A. L
Lumpkin
L. T. Reynolds
Columbia
J. M. Griffin
Daleville
H. B. Register
Foster Street
H. H. McNeil
Lafayette Avenue
M. E. Lazenby
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Talley
M. J. Baldwin
Hartford
Slocomb
G. K. Williams
R. J. Coxwell
Headland
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J. W. Budd
O. M. Murphy
Madrid
J. Gibson
Newton
E. C. Maye
Slocombe
L. L. Wright
Taylor
J. W. Breedlove
Eufaula
W. P. Hurt
Abbeville
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Alston
L. H. Brannon
Asbury
S. E. Spencer
Clayton
H. M. Andrews
Echo
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J. M. Truitt
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Seale
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Jernigan
W. F. Arnold
Louisville
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Midway
R. A. Foster
N. Girard
A. C. Lee
Perote
W. B. Partrent
Phoenix City
H. Lisenby
Smith's Station
J. I. Kersh
R. C. Williams
L. C. Brannon
Payne College
L. B. Green
Greensboro
F. A. Rogers
Butler
H. L. Tate
Coatopa
R. H. Smith
Demopolis
I. W. Chalker
Eutaw
Moundville
S. W. Roberts
Gainesville
J. T. Coull
J. L. Jones
Marianna
B. F. Marshall
Blountstown
D. B. Dismukes
Caryville
J. O. Wilson
Chipley
H. T. Strout
Cottondale
W. F. Stough
Cypress
C. T. Martin
de- Funiak Springs
E. L. Crawford
R. J. Ross
Fountain
J. W. Marley
Freeport
B. F. Brown
Greenwood
J. C. Clendenin
W. H.ere Milligan
D. A. Sellers
Milton
J. Roberts
Millville
J. A. Crew
Munson
C. P. Roberts
Panama City
J. A. Whitsitt
Turner Springs
K. K. Rushing
Vernon
M. E. Grant
Wewawhitchka
H. E. Jones
Wausau
A. G. Allisor
Cawthon
H. H. Mecklin
Mount Vernon
Ala
George L. Austin
Atlanta
W. S. Keller
R. S. Meniere
W. B. Isham
J. D. Adams
Montgomery
J. M. McLeod
J. H. Farrish
Coy
Violet Knowlin
New York
J. B. Winter
Columbua
P. BE. Cheatham
A. A. Frank
St Louis
T. R. Davidson
Evansville
Ind
J. L. Paxton
Omaha
Neb
P. W. Maer
Columbus
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Hattiesburg
Calvin Bartlett
Chattanooga
Tenn
T. J. Gladwell
Leslie Hall
Bay Minette
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Chas. G. Taylor
Gall Point
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A. K. Blacker
Ottawa
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New Orleans
A. W. Howard
Frank B. Nihart
J. R. Dickie
H. E. Wilson
St. Stephen's
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W. C. Davis
Chanor
J. A. Flinn
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Jackson
Nettles Crete
Grove Hill
H. G. Loyd
Fulton
C. Leavieci
Gulfport
J. J. McDonald
West Point
S.gaurin
New York City
R. P. Smith, Jr
L. S. Collins
Chicago
Ill
R. S. Radenbaugh
Lancaster
Ohio
C. G. Dean
Memphis
H. E. McCormack
Edward Morgan
A. J. Hall
Birmingham
Geo. M. Reeder and Wife
Indianapolis
C. G. Cook
F. Keith
Beaumont
Texas
R. M. Herrin
H. L. Hackett
Hiwanee
Miss G. Bennett
L. J. Bugg
J. B. Barnett
J. W. Rutherford
Franklin
J. J. Ford
Pascagoula
T. H. White
H. C. Whiteman
J. J. Shero
J. H. McCarthy, Jr
Little Rock
Ark
G. N. Peasy
H.A. Smith
Meridian
L. L. Barrett
F. E. Clark
Augusta
Savage
D. H. Schwailman
J. Weinstein
H. Steypek
Jax Fla
G. W. Grayson
Savannah
Capital Gossip on Armenian relief and looming tax battles
The Turkish government protests American relief cash distribution in Armenian Turkey amid concerns over the Armenian massacre. Congress faces taxes for preparedness, bond issues, and reform, with a shrinking federal balance and debates over sugar duties and repeals.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington
Henry Morganthau
Turkey
Congress
Horoscope predicts strong luck and bold ventures on December 14 1915
The astrology column says Neptune and Jupiter favor a lucky day with prosperous land and sea commerce. Good omens for actors, lawyers, public figures, and charitable groups. Expect gains in shipping, food, and theatre, plus caution in love and home affairs. Political shifts and suffrage debates noted.
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Neptune
Jupiter
Fede
Resilvering a Looking Glass Repair Guide
The piece explains repairing a scratched mirror by removing silvering around the blemish, cleaning, outlining a patch, applying tiny mercury drops, and sliding the patch into place. It also includes readers’ horoscope requests for May 29 and June 22 with interpretations for June 81 suggesting traits for large corporations.
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Fruit and fish ties in a playful exchange
A playful exchange notes Bertha-Ethel's admirer praising her as the apple of his eye and a peach and pippin. The beau is said to be in the vegetable and fruit business while the speaker runs a fish market.
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Bertha
Ethel
Joe
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cure for Coughs
An ad touts 2% ounces Pinex with sugar to make a pint cough syrup. It claims rapid relief for bronchial coughs, bronchitis, winter coughs, and asthma, with a 54 cent price and satisfaction guarantee from a Fort Wayne Indiana supplier.
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Wayne, In
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