Prohibition debates and Christmas news from 1902 era
A collage of 1902 era notes covers prohibition talk, Christmas tales, and scattered public notices. It notes state fund receipts for 1901, a Georgia murder near Macon, debates on trust and currency, and voter sentiment, with remarks on Bryant McKinley politics and rural life in Georgia and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Bryant
Treate
McKinley
Benny
Philippines
McArthur
David Birdsong
Sofkee
Bibb County
John Battle
Birdsong
Macon
Oneiompany
Henderson
Sanctified revival shocks North Carolinians with visions
In Greeaspono North Carolina December 27 Quaker evangelist T C Hodgin emphasizes sanctification. A revival at a country church leads to ecstatic experiences as a man recounts a vision urging him to sacrifice his youngest children. Neighbors monitor the situation to prevent harm to the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govodneds
Druwere
Roosevelts
New York City
Kansas City
Bobs
Africa
Kitchener
Egypt
Nebraska
Greeaspono
N. C
Rey
T. C. Hodgin
Reflections on Women and Society From Aged Columns
A collage of satirical musings on marriage gender roles and kissing women. The text cites Atlanta and Jeffersonville anecdotes and contrasts Georgia attitudes with Indiana. It blends wry social commentary with brief anecdotes about husbands wives and public decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Kentucky
Georgia
Dalton Argus
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Lot Prohibition
Christinne Presenta
Christinaa
The
G. Clevelandia
Burita Claus
Dooly’ County
America
South
Caroline
Bryan
Savannah
Valdosta
Atlanta
Fitz Lee
Cuba
Kansas
Georgia Express
Political
Mark Hanna
Bull
Turkey
Ice Trust
Boston
Dom Paul
Europe
Mac
Mark
Conger
Hoe
Hoboken
N. Y
Cleveland
Grover
Great Britain
United States
Magoon
Sulzbacher
Porto Rico
Supreme Court
MR. Fusselu
J. P. Henderson
Willacoochee
Coffee County
John Fussell
Telegraph
Fussell
Coffee
Angela
Crose
the Lord
New York Press
Eve
Dooly County
Uo Pen
Pinehurst
Vienna
Inehurst
Ener
Jersons Trust
Caxton
Chicago
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