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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1898

Page

6

The Possum and the Crosscut Man of Newnan

An autobiographical column blends humor and local rumor with a farmer’s tale of sawing a large oak, possums found in a hollow, and a mock legal claim. It links these anecdotes to praise for Colonel Allen Candler, praising his sincerity, honesty, and potential as governor amid regional politics and electoral talk.

Webb Blackstone Newnan Colonel Candler Branham Long Islant Anthonys Truman Allen Candler General Wheeler Alabama Scorpians Wheeler Candler Bint Arp Atlanta Constitution

Ice Altar Scenes Mark Russian Whitsunday Rite

An illustrated report describes outdoor Russian church services where a cross atop an ice altar stands in white robes. Altar icecutters craft striking blocks. in villages the altar is a simple ice block with a cross, used to urge moral purity during Whit Sunday observances across czarist dominions.

Cuba's rich forests and the Cuban lumber industry

A Cuban lumber merchant praises the island's 17 million acres of virgin forests and 32 palm species, noting vast untapped wealth in cedar, mahogany, lignum vitae, and ebony. Export value is only a fraction of potential. transport is the main hurdle but coastward access and inland rivers could transform the timber trade.

Cuba Cuban Pinar del Rio East Europe Manila Pinar ‘del Rio United States

All White Fashion and Dress Details in 1910s Style

The article describes an all white ensemble with organdy and satin ribbons, a tailored waist over white taffeta, and a high collar with wrinkled organdy stock. It notes sewing specifics, sleeve gathers, and a seamless back, plus a light appeal for wash fabrics and autumn color accents. It also reports Miss Tiogene Sloy acting as clerk of the Mount Vernon Common Council and features a dressy apron design with pleats and ribbon trim.

Mount Vernon Tiogene Sloyt W. X. Hoyt Eton Cadet Blue

Spaniards and the paradox of victory in defeat

The quoted official report proclaims a complete victory while admitting the enemy persisted in fighting after its defeat and the retreat. The speaker wryly questions the logic, acknowledging error but asserting underlying correctness.

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