Citizen Oath of Service by Abraham Lincoln
A compact pledge in Lincoln's voice declares patriot duties of every American. It asserts personal responsibility to work for the public good, avoid exploitative roles, protect the land and air, and strive for healthier, happier cities for current and future generations.
The Old Oak and a Maiden's Post Office Note
Miss Irene discovers a hollow tree cup used as a post office for a note to a distant love. A shy romance unfolds as she returns daily to check, then a young man in an auto notices the oak and, after a pause, visits Aunt Cynthia’s house to answer the plea.
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Irene
Cynthia
John
Mies
Song
Will
Fele
Chum
George
Nest
Sir Knight
Satisfaction in Work Quote by Charles W
A compact reflection on work, asserting that all thinking men and women gain the main satisfactions of life from their labor beyond domestic joys. The note attributes the sentiment to Charles W. and presents it as a brief, prescriptive thought.
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Charles W
W. C. Lemmond
Monroe
Sudden Deadly Powder Business at City Point News
The notice covers a string of local names and movements from Waxhaw Enterprise with Mrs. J. C. Gordon traveling to Charlotte Sanitorium, families moving to Great Falls for cotton mill work, and various locals visiting and traveling between towns, reflecting community life of the period.
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Pleasant Valley
City Point
Waxhaw Enterprise
J. C. Gordon
Charlotte Sanitorium
P. B. McNeely
W. M. Austin
W. ©. Rogers
Bishopville
M. N. Austin
Kathleen Austin
8. P. Tarlton
J.D. Collick
Ruth Ellies
Mill Village
Great Fails
Republician
Everett Nisbet
Carlotte
Stewart Heath
Lancaster
C. S. Massey
Annie
Bessie Belk
Burnaville
Yadkins County
Hanging of Mrs Surkatt Four Put to Death Lincoln Assassination
Washington Dispatch recalls the 1865 execution of Mrs Mary Surratt and three others for Lincoln's assassination. It notes habeas corpus attempts failed, the moment at 1 25 p m, and lists Booth ally Harold Atterdo t Powell and others. Also mentions Dr Mudd Arnold O Laughlin and Spangler sent to Dry Tortugas.
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Marshville
W. Hamp Brooks
New Salem Township
Mr. Brooks
Minnie Raucom
H. M. Brooks
Mesdames Emaline Riker
Betrie Medlin
Parcel Post
Messrs
J.T
J. 2
Green
France
Germany
C. Z. Batley
Calvin
Lean Cavelock
Lean
BH. Griffin
Mr. Brownlow Traywick
Monroe
Brownlow
Rufus Little
Little
Lincoln
Washington Dispatch
Washingtonians
Mary B. Surratt
J. Wilkes Booth
Johnson
Bank of the Potomac
Surratt
David FB. Harold
Booth
George BE. Atterdot
Andrew Johnson
Lewis Powell
Payne
State Seward
Dr. Mudd
Arnold
O'Laughlin
Spangler
Prophet Jones Predicts Sixteen Years War In Europe
Washington Daily Dispatch reports Rev Andrew Jones known as Prophet Jones preaches in Washington and Baltimore. He forecasts a sixteen year European war and American involvement, warning his hosts fear backlash from a war weary public as he claims great buildings may fall like cyclones.
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Negro Jones
Washington
Washington Dispatch
Jones
Andrew Jones
Baltimore
Europe
United States
Prophet Jones
Uncle Sam
Parson Jones Warns of Prolonged War and Widespread Suffering
Parson Jones predicts no peace or prosperity for 16 years and a four city affliction with rich men dragged to poverty due to ongoing war. He cites Isaiah and says he warns American cities including Washington Philadelphia St Louis. He claims prior prophecies of the Baltimore fire and San Francisco quake.
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Parson Jones
Washington
America
Euce
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Europe
United States
Richmond
New York
Hostdén
Jones
Baltimore
San Fratcisco
Rail timetable fragment signals Raleigh area routes
Fragmentary list shows train numbers and routes among Birmingham Atlanta Charlotte Rutherfordton Monroe Wilmington New York Portsmouth and Raleigh with times ranging from early morning to late night, including local services and Pullman notes, unclear due to OCR garble.
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Monroe
Birmingham
Atlanta
Portsmouth
New York
Charlotte
Rutherfordton
Wilmington
Novis
Aot
York
Releigh
En Pullman
Anon N.C
John T
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Abraham Lincoln
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Detroit
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Henderson Rage & Machine Company
Monroe, N.C
Gordon Ainvestment CO
Philadelphia Life Ins. Co
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank Bldg
Monroe, N. C
Palm Beach
Reliable Pressing Club
John McCall
Wis
McClure Newspaer Syndicate
Monroe Blythe
Cades
S.C
Waxhaw
J. H. Hart
Hall
Virginia
Peters
England
DuPont
Sudan
B.C. Redfearn
Bruner
N. C
Matthews
Ney McNeeley
Savings, Loan & Trust Buildiing
W. B. Houston
Fitzgerald Building
Court House
R. L. Payne
Union Drug Co
W. B. Love
Law Building
Isda
Austin & Correll
Seaboard
AIR Line Railway