Salem College commencement and reunion celebrated at Wasro S C
Salem Female College held a happy commencement and class reunion with an Alumni Association meeting attended by many former pupils from the South. The program included calls to order, reports, papers on endowment, music, and a love feast led by Bishop Rondthaler. Commencement tomorrow will feature Congressman G W Shell as annual speaker.
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Wasro S.C
Salem Eell
S. F
Gertrude E. Jenkins
Wilmington
N.C
Alumnae Endowment Fund
Annie L. Pittman
Rondthaler
G. W. Shell
South Carolina
Immense funeral rites for Confederate President Davis
Jefferson Davis rests in Hollywood after a Richmond funeral with a vast crowd, veteran escorts from Lee and Pickett Camps, and a full military procession. Family, governors, and numerous Confederate organizations join in a solemn, flag-draped tribute ending at Gettysburg Hill with memorial honors for 16,000 Confederate soldiers.
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Mississippi
de. W. W. Landrum
Gettysburg Hill
Ladies’ Hollywood Association
Wesleyan Female College Burned. Commencement Postponed
Fire destroyed the Wesleyan Female College at Murfreesboro Virginia May 31. Property of students and teachers damaged with little spared. library and apparatus lost. commencement exercises postponed. President Brewer offers Baptist College facilities for the event. many students saved with minor injuries. few details on origin and insurance.
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Ths Place
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Wesleyan College
Touching Story in President Davis Life by Mrs Sutherlin
Mrs W T Sutherlin of Danville recalls President Davis lodging at her home and Benedict house on Wilson street during his last hours in town. Davis revealed Lee had surrendered and needed to depart. he declined a bag of Confederate funds, saying the couple would need the money and he would not. He kept a gold pencil as a memento.
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World’s Fair travel by Chesapeake & Ohio line
Fastest route to the World’s Fair via Chesapeake & Ohio with double daily vestibuled trains and Pullman sleeping and dining cars. From Richmond twenty seven hours, from Charlottesville twenty three hours to Chicago. Cheapest line with stopovers allowed at Greenbrier and White Sulphur Springs. Special arrangements for organized parties. Write John D. Potts for details and printed matter.
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Chicago
Chesapeake and Ohio
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
John D. Potts
Richmond, Va
Population of Kalelzh Drug Ad Warns Readers
A garbled notice urges readers to visit druggists and obtain Kemp's Tiaistan to combat threat and lung problems. It references trial sizes and prices, noting broad availability through druggists and implying large bottle options.
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Kemp
Syrup of Figs Offers Pure Liquid Laxative Remedy
Knowledge Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly on the many, who live better than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's best products to the needs of physical being. The pure liquid laxative principles of Syrup of Figs cleanse and dispel colds, headaches and fevers, permanently ease constipation, and have earned professional approval. Manufactured by the Cal Co. only, price $1 per package, with the name Syrup of Figs on every bottle.
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Local Banking Board Formed in Hal eigh by State Agent Maj H H Rogers
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