Teer and moral verse fragments from an old Alabama paper
A collection of aphorisms and quips reflecting social norms and humor. Topics include marriage, flirtation, virtue, self-improvement, and the idle chatter of society. The text mixes proverbs, wordplay, and moral exhortations in a dated, humorous voice.
Gregarious Griefs and the Christian View of Sorrow
A reflective piece compares grief to flocks of black birds and spreading clouds. It argues sorrows multiply but faith in Jesus offers solace and empathy, noting his deep experience of grief and endurance on the cross as a source of comfort for believers.
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Earth
Jesus
Ilim
Wilmington's Welcome Week Parade Dazzles North Carolina
Wilmington hosts a grand Welcome Week with a massive parade featuring ninety floats from local businesses. The Atlantic Coast Line showcases, Capt. W. Kenan leads marshals, and the procession includes the Wilmington Association of Commercial Travelers and a regal Oriental chariot with delegates of original colonies.
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Wilmington
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast Line
W. &. Kenan
Mashall
Tenth
Market Streets
Wilmington Association of Commercial Travellers
Bettie Creasy
New York
Gennie Southerland
Georgia
Fannie Poisson
Auguta Ortmann
Virginia
Annie McIver
Pennsylvania
Blanche Thompson
Delaware
Annie Ray Mayer
New Hampshire
Corinne King
South Carolina
Florence Willis
Rhode Island
Alma Williams
Maryland
Maggie Bagg
Sam
John Sykes
A Glorious Sabbath Day Described in Heavenly Splendor
A historical witness chronicles a Sunday with radiant skies and sublime beauty. The narrator describes celestial light, waves of glory, gentle breezes, and a sunset of crimson clouds over a day of happiness and awe. The vivid language links nature’s beauty to heavenly promises.
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God of Day
Earth
The Lesson in a Moonlit Stroll
Eddie and his companion walk under a mellow evening sky when he asks the stars for a grand lesson. A mischievous boy quips the stars teach only how to wink and trap bread, ending Eddie’s verse with a stunned silence.
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Eddie
Love Scene in a Dim Parlor with Quiet Romance
A couple retreats to a darkened parlor with lamp dimmed to twilight. The scene suggests romantic stillness and wedlock rapture as hints of kissing and whispered affection emerge from subdued sounds. Selah.
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Selah
Death of Hickory Lawyer J F Murrill
J F Murrill of Hickory North Carolina died on the sixth of the month from pneumonia. He was a partner of Judge Clinton A Cilley and editor of the Hickory Press and Carolinian. He was known for firm convictions, church membership, and Christian character. The writer laments the loss and prays for peace for him.
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J. F. Murrill
Hickory N.C
Clinton A Cilley
Hickory Press
Carolinian
Reformed Church
Eddie’s Poetic Rise and Hunting Season Ballads
A playful verse celebrates Eddie as a budding poet inspired by Shakespeare and Milton, claiming his lines will eclipse other poets. It shifts to a rustic hunting song about the shooting season, describing gunfire, lifting burdens, and birds returning home, ending with hunter's brag.
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Shakespeare
Milton
Coleridge
Wordsworth
Celestial Dreamings of a Dreamy Enchantress
A lyrical tribute extols a woman’s beauty and virtue with vivid imagery. The prose likens her face to June roses and ripe strawberries in cream, her eyes to waves of loveliness, and her voice to a lullaby that lulls every sense.
Help Each Other On The Long March Through Life
The passage urges mutual aid as soldiers endure life’s march from cradle to grave. A cheering word, supportive act, or kind suggestion revitalizes a discouraged comrade, likened to sparkling water in desert heat, costing nothing yet priceless.
Notable Wilmington Night Spotlight Ethel Barnes
A vivid description highlights Ethel Barnes as a charming feature of the Wilmington Thursday night scene. The prose paints her as pretty and pure, cloaked in a garniture of enticing witchery as she captivates onlookers and clings to their hearts.
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Wilmington
Ethel Barnes
Radiant Attraction Damsel Shines in Wilmington Glory
In Burgaw a captivating damsel Miss Janie Bowie drew attention as Wilmington’s prestige shone Thursday night. Her presence added a richer luster to the city’s famed allure.
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Burgaw
Wilmington
Janie Bowie
A Good Disposition
A Good disposition is described as a precious flower of the heart whose fragrance fills daily life with sweetness and remains despite earthly misfortune.
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