Beauty and Rose at Sunny Side Befriend Gerald Palmer
The tale follows Rose Hargrave and Pearl at Sunny Side where Rose fends off Gerald Palmer’s advancing love while Pearl urges honesty with Clare Hartley. After near breakup and miscommunication, Rose and Gerald reunite, vowing a future together, under a hopeful, faith-filled reconciliation.
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Fuai
Beto
Tam
Rose
Clare Hartley
Pearl
Clare Hardy
Canill
Clare
Gerald Palmer
Rose Har
Pearl Ar Grave
Mr. Palmer
Eagen
Col. Hartgrave
Pet
Col. Hargrave
Beargrave
Rose Hargrave
Gerald
Miss Hargrave
Paris
Mr. Hardy
Mr. Hartly
Sunny Side
Temperance lecture on a railroad car ridiculed by a crowd
An elderly speaker urged Prohibition in North Carolina, jokingly proposing bans on tobacco, chicken eggs, and even egg nog, before a Western listener recounted a North Carolina distillery founder turned major landowner and temperance advocate. The piece also cites Col. J. M. McCorkle and notes critical replies from Raleigh News-Observer and Tribune editors.
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Wellar
Balimore Liquor House
North Carolina
Sle
Mark Tapley
Ises
Wisconsin
Waters
Congress
Washington
Jim
Old North Carolina
Raleigh News-Observer
New York
Col
D. M. McCorkle
Salsbury
McCorkle
Wnorth
Aame
VriBune
Deomoersts
Mr. McCorkle
McCorkle Culd
Magsistratez
Legis
North
Shéulyi
Great Salt Lake Wonders and Salt Trade Noted
Utah's Great Salt Lake spans about 2,090 square miles with a length of 93 miles and width of 43. Salt concentration reaches 22 percent, supporting summer baths and therapeutic uses. Lake Point and nearby shores host bath facilities and a steamboat for excursions. About 10,000 tons of salt were shipped last year to mills in Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and Colorado.
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Utah
Great Salt Lake
Lake Point
Grand Lake
Stepmer
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Colorado
Washington Masonic Apron Shown At Yorktown Centennial
At a Washington Lodge meeting in Alexandria Virginia a resolution proposed using the apron and sash worn by Gen. Washington during his mastership for the Yorktown Centennial. The items were gifted by Gen. Lafayette in 1784 and later presented to Washington by Maj. Lawrence Lewis. The apron and sash, kept in a box, were worn at the Capitol cornerstone laying in 1803. An unruly tongue is harder to control than a vicious horse.
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Nevero
Davis
George Huffman
Brick Church
N.C
Geo
Huffman
David Cobie
Squire Monroe Thompson
J. O' Clapp
Jacob Sharp
Abraham Shepard
David Shepard
Daniel Youst
M. Woust
W.K- Garrett
J.masmun
Ni Foust
Dr. Shadly
Samih
Rod Sharp
Andy Stanley
J.P. Sudmen
Jobs T. Newton
Alexandria
Washington Lodge of Masons
Washington
Peyton Stales Pe
Virginia
Yorktown
Lafayette
Gen. Washington
Gen
Mount Vernon
Lawrence Lewis
Ayes Lewis
Washington Lodge
United States Capitol
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Sweet
Rayy
Jepipms
Tet
J. M. McCorkle
California
Hartford Times
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
New England
Pennsylvania
Connequicut
Middle States
Patrick
He Ginston
Tergs
Averest
Averett& Winson
Danville
Voline
Sas
A. Gray
Winston, N. C
N. C. State Life Insurance Company
Winston
N. C
C. Jean Absolute
Deurriste, Big. Co
Rachenie
Robert J. Culverwell
Colverwell Medical CO
Ane St
New Work
St. Jacobs
A. Vogeler & CO
Baltimore
U.S.A
Sim Mox
J. AK. Zeelen & CO
Simmons Liver Regulator
Bat
Macon
Zeilin & CO
Philadelphia
Brown-Chemical CO
Washington’s
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