Southern Commercial Congress Aims To Unite North And South
Washington reports that about one thousand leading Southern businessmen plan to attend a December meeting in Washington to form a Southern Commercial Congress. They seek closer North South ties, promote natural resources, and urge use of river power for industry and transport.
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Washington
Natural Conversation Commission
South
Commmission
G.grosvenor Dawes
Montgomery
Ala
Atlanta
Southern Commercial Congress
Conservation Committee
Commission
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Congress
Mr. Dawes
P Mit
National Conservation Commiscats
National Conservation Commission
Geological Survey
Appalachian Mountains
Winchester Lumber Co. promises efficient service and stocked supply
Busy builders often face lumber shortages due to unreliable dealers or insufficient stock. Winchester Lumber & Mfg Co offers contracts for all lumber needs with thorough seasoning and large stock. They provide hard and soft woods, lath, shingles, and hardwood flooring with efficient service.
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Winchester Lumber & M’s’g Co
Interior Woodwork Premium Lumber Ad
A claim that carefully selected seasoned hard wood will furnish handsome interior woodwork for house construction and provide long lasting gratification. It promises satisfaction not diminished by pricing.
Winchester Sees Surge of Building Activity This Fall
Much building is now in progress in Winchester as fall construction ramps up. New structures include a Christian Church, the Emes Pythios and Masonic fraternity building, plus three store rooms on North Main, totaling over 125000 dollars in outlay. Concrete paving increases and real estate demand remains steady. elevated bank business and school-area paving add to public improvements. Dr. M. S. Brown begins a new residence on Washington Street with concrete facing.
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Winchester
I Christian Church
Emehis Pythios and Masonic Fraternity
North Main Street
Ecounty
Board of Education
M. S. Brown
Washington Street
Swedenborgian Convention in Louisville to Discuss Marriage
The Swedenborgian annual meeting, over 200 years old, comes to Louisville for a three day event beginning Friday at 9 AM. Sessions at the old Methodist church at Fifth and Walnut include talks on Marriage by Rev. Russell Eaton and Rev. T A King, with Dr. Eaton addressing Where Are the Dead on Saturday. Large crowds expected for all sessions.
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Louisville
Louisville Society
Old Methodist
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Walnut Streets. Friday Evening At 7:30 O’cllck
Russell Eaton
T. A. King
The Worst of All Isls. I Expect to Suffer ills
A terse note laments great suffering from Soc rates and condemns unjust acts as the speaker braces for hardship and injustice.
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Socrates
Faculty dispute delays Kentucky Wesleyan football game
Kentucky Wesleyan College football players face a threatened faculty action that could bar them from traveling to Danville to play Central University next Monday. The fourteen member faculty splits seven for and seven against, with a meeting set Tuesday to decide. If the game is canceled the team would forfeit 40 dollars.
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Kentucky Wesleyan College
Danville
Kentucky Wesleyan
Central University
G. E. Mann
G. E. Derthe
Beauty Is Old in Pepys Diary Reveals Skincare Rituals
Pepys notes in his diary that his wife and Jane traveled to Woolwich to obtain Maydew for facial washing. He also records her waking at three in the morning to go out for Mayhen, while he fretted about potential danger.
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Pepys
Jane
Woolwich
Mayhen
Population comparison sparks debate in McClure's
The piece notes New York City exceeds the population of fourteen states and territories including Arizona, Delaware, Montana, Nevada, Idaho, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Wyoming, Vermont and more. It lists Indian Territory and North Dakota as part of the comparison.
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New York City
Arizona
Delaware
Montana
Nevada
Indian Territory
Idaho
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Dalta
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utan
Wyoming
Vermont
Cupid's Lament on Bachelor Life
The Lady notes men delay marriage to middle age and become set in bachelor ways. As years pass the bachelor grows more fastidious and selfish, shaping a reluctance to wed.
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Cupid
Great meeting at Athenaeum for International Missionary Convention
Cephaes Shelburne of Dallas Texas spoke to a large audience at the Athenaeum in New Orleans during the International Missionary Convention of the Churches of Christ. He argued the cross in three languages shows denominational barriers fading as churches unite and preach with greater tolerance.
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New Orleans
Athenaeum
Cephaes Shelburne
Dallas
Tex
Churches of Christ
Shelburne
Christian Union
Generous Woman Quote Sparks Reflections on Marriage
A New York Press line reflects on mercy and jealousy in romance, contrasting a woman's sorrow at marriage with relief in protecting another woman from losing a husband. The quip underscores social attitudes toward marriage and generosity in relationships.
You Cannot Answer These Questions
A persuasive pitch contrasts home comforts with inconvenient methods. It extols a full bath, in-home water, filtered cistern water, green yards, and comprehensive household improvements. The piece argues that economy and enterprise, not lack of money, explain inaction and urges modernizing one’s home for health and ease.
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Ohio River
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The
Winchester News
New York Press
C. F. Attersall
Winchester Water Works Co., Incorporated
Atcor
Maple Street
Lexington Avenue
M. & C. H. McKinney
OverAllan & Murphy’s
Court House
Nelson
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