Arcadia Poem Ends With Vision of Peaceful Land
The poem praises Arcadia as a place of pure breath, tranquil streams, and untainted skies. It contrasts serene landscapes with warning of vice, urging preservation of the blessed grove and its innocence. Authored by L. B. Gwen, it closes on a vision of paradise undisturbed by urban corruption.
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Fallan
Idest
Arcadia
Ksike Risebapple
Uitare
Madiden
L. B. Gwen
Household Recipes From A Vintage Home Page
A collage of kitchen notes detailing codfish a la mode with mashed potatoes and milk. prepared strawberries served with baked treats. rhubarb cream pie with crackers and sugar. carried eggs with onions curry and broth. a köner pastry variation. hollandais style fish dish with mushrooms and tomato sauce.
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Koley Fpley
Mike
Editor Declines Political Honors and Sees No Return to Office
The piece portrays a prominent editor who rejects political ambition and official life, claiming he no longer yearns for power. It notes printers push for government ownership of the telegraph and urges labor organizations to advance the cause to a successful culmination.
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Alabama
TUE
Ad ‘Bor
Comedy of Errors About Love and a Gray Mare
Emma Summerford eavesdrops on her father and Harry Butterfield discussing the wedding while overhearing remarks about her looks. Misunderstandings trigger comic embarrassment until Emma learns the gossip refers to a horse, not her, and she and Harry wed with her father’s consent and a gray mare driven to the church.
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Emma Summerford
Harry Butterfield
Butterfiel
Harry
Kensington
Cappam
Surry
Thames
Tiarly
Clapham
Papa
Larry
Paclor
M‘n
Ltarry
Eeme
Teaven
Larry Butterfield
Emnny
Emmy
Pipa
Comprehensive Shots and Quotations From a Busy City
A collage of overheard voices and scenes from urban life includes magistrate politeness to a prisoner, a boastful harborman, a grateful citizen, and a discussion on opera versus neighborly duty. The item closes with a definition of a postal telegraph as a rapid method of carrying letters for the people.
Cheney's Homeopathic Cure Promises Fast Disease Relief
A vague health ad offers £100 reward for failure to cure a listed disease. Directs readers to send for testimonials and address F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists.
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F.J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Young Folks Letters From Caswell County
Readers from Caswell County send notes and questions to the young folks column. A 13 year old asks about a crow s nest and Columbus death while a 16 year old farmer s daughter seeks Bible longevity questions. A little girl requests space and poses simple riddles about Zebadee and Job s turkey.
Young reader asks about first Atlantic steamboat crossing
A sixteen year old girl from near Rocky River writes to the editor asking when the first steamboat crossed the Atlantic, and signs off with best wishes to the publication and cousins in the young folks column. She notes she has been rowing this spring.
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N.C
Rocky River
Ber
Alice Green
Rock Slam Letter From a Nine Year Old Reader
A nine year old girl from Orange County asks Mr Editor for space in the paper. She mentions her school being out and asks about a Bible question on the word mortgage and its mentions.
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N.C
Questions From A Young Reader In County News
A 12 year old writer asks about the first battle of the Revolutionary War at Lexington on April 19 1775 and poses questions on Columbus ships and the first dentist of the United States. He notes his family history and thanks the editor for space. The letter reflects a child's curiosity and engagement with local paper readers.
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Aypex
George
Es Mamas
Papa
Ron Stokes
Wren
Loxington
JeuNes CO Andrews
Tarae
Deluye
United States
Columbus
America
Athens
Cilngman Wise
Questions and Answers from North Carolina Reader Letter
A reader letter from W. D. Alford discusses biblical verse shortest in John 11 35 Jesus wept and asks how long Columbus took to cross the Atlantic. Mentions Sir Walter Raleigh and French Louisiana settlement and notes Humbolt turning fifty.
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North Carolina
Sir Walter Raleigh
Louisiana
Humbolt
Coring Clegg
Justice
N. C
Clarence Barbee
Jesus
Atlantic Ocean
W. D. Alford
Entering the Young Folks Column in Rowan County NC
A letter from Russe Bostian of Cuxa Grove asks to join the young folks column. He mentions schooling in core subjects and plans to answer readers’ questions about Bible verses and Texas history. He closes with a question about Adam and Eve.
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Cuxa Grove
N.C
Bessie Gupton
Jesus
Millie Hynes
Texas
Mexico
Adem
Questions and Letters From Oswego NC Readers
A civic page letter from Exima G Joyner thanks the editor for the Cousins notes and poses Bible trivia questions about Moses Naomi Ruth John the Baptist and more while praising the Christian Life Column and its readers.
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Osweao
Fanny
Bessie Gupton
Isreal
Moses
Naomi
Ruth
Mateszei Pindergrass
Tehorter
Bibl
John the Baptist
Christ
John
Christian Life Column
Exima G. Joyner
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