Local notes and society and crime roundup from Vienna edition
The Progress reports editor changes and various local items. A Georgia crime sweep notes arrest in Jacksonville, a 12 year old niece case, a near cremation accident at Vindosta, and a boy injured by a buzz saw at Valdosta. Mentions peach prosperity in Georgia, a Sumter heirs matter in Los Angeles, and a tiger whisky crackdown in Tifton with mass meeting and fines. Other brief items include school and college notices, a Japanese student at Emory, and a mosquito net incident.
An Unwilling Juror
A judge holds a letter from an old farmer serving jury summons. The writer excuses inability to serve due to farming and taters, mentions neighbor Si Jackman who would go if given car fare, and recalls a prior juror experience with Bud Stiles. The tone reflects late 19th or early 20th century rural court conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Jackman
Joeryman Cepin
Bud Stiles
Ennyway
Eve blamed as much as Adam in Eden debate
Holton Kansas Recorder questions whether Eve bears more blame than Adam for the fall. The column suggests Adam was weak and easily tempted, while noting that Satan pursued both but targeted Eve first to ensure the man would follow, risking family discord and jealousy.
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Holton
Kan
Eve
Blane
Adam
Satan
Paradise
Longest English Words List Contains Novel Formations
The compilation presents nine unusually long words including Subconstitutionalist and Transubstantiationableness. It features terms such as Incomprehensibility and Philoprogenitiveness, plus others like Anthropophagenarian and Disproportionableness.
Mothers of Tomorrow and the Case for Educated Mothers
A historical column argues education is not just for boys but for girls to create happier, more prosperous families. It cites that educated mothers influence sons and daughters, reducing crime and legal burdens while producing better citizens and homes. The piece endorses women’s broad education and Christian virtue.
The Talking Baby Of Houston Prodigy Child Dies In Storm
A Houston Texas infant born with extraordinary intellect never cried and soon learned wants. Doctors warned the parents the mind’s weight would outpace the body, and the child died soon after. Shortly before death a fierce electrical storm roared as the infant passed peacefully into eternity.
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Will Fechner
Flouston
Texas
Houston
Channing Courier
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