Cape Desolation Visit and Trials of a Youth
Hume travels to Cape Desolation to escape a troubling memory and advice from Jack Harold. There he reunites with friends, discusses a sailor girl and Miss Fassel, and muses on love and a cousin’s death. The evening ends with Harold’s unsettled mood and Hume’s concern for his friend’s health.
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Hume
Jack Harold
Cape Desolation
Cape
Berry’s
Berry
Jack
Paul
Ellicott
Widow Pole
Harold
Caleb
Lepel Elilcott
Miss Fassel
Fogged cliffs yield a wounded visitor and a mystery
In a Cape Desolation fog, Hume fires at a figure mistaken for a gull and wounds Miss Bess Hillyer. She is cared for by Hume and Jack Harold who discover a troubled caretaker, Andy Gaff, and Rose, a frightened cousin who longs for explanations about the elusive family.
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Harold
Hume
Jack
Hillyer's Cove
Caleb
Bess
Miss Hillyer
Nigel Hume
Cape Desolation
Bess Hillyer
Andy
Caleb Hillyer
Rose
Fess
Mr. Harold
Miss Rose
Hillyer
Andy Gaff
Hillyers
Widow Pole
Berry
London Zone Worth More Than New York In One Square Mile
A Sunday World dispatch compares real estate values, claiming London's 688 city acres yield about 417 acres of private property valued at roughly 3 million dollars per acre, while prime New York plots fetch up to 28 million dollars per acre in some cases. It notes a massive density of business buildings could push lower Manhattan's value to rival London.
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Sunday World
London
New York
Broadway
Wall Street
Custom House
Madison Square
Beach, Walker and Canal Streets
Bowery
Fulton Market
Old London
New York World
Senator Christensen’s Record Praised in Opinion
An observer lauds Neils Christensen Jr. for exposing dispensary graft and guiding the investigative committee. The letter urges Beaufort County and the state to reelect the young senator, noting his courage, honesty, and leadership on reform.
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Yorkville Enquirer
South Carolina
Beaufort County
Neils Christensen, Jr
Enquirer
Christensen
Beaufort
Senate
Commonwealth
T. W. Klingenberg
Nells Christensen, Jr
Mr. Lyon
Lyon
Smyrna Church Legacy Traced From 1832 Dedication
Rev J L Oates presents a historical sketch of Smyrna church tracing its 1832 origins in York County with McGill and Black families, through ministerial leaderships of Ketchen Ross Knox Castles and the 1908 completion of the present sanctuary, ending with a celebratory hymn.
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Clark's Fork
King’s Creek
Mr. McGill
Thomas Whitesides
Major Whitesides
Robert Whitesides
Thomas Faulkner
Robert Nealands
Josiah Henry
John Brown
John Darwin
Associate Reformed Church
R. C. Grier
Thomas McGill
John F. Oates
R. W. Whitesides
Alexander McGill
Martha White
W. M. Kennedy
Smyrna
Sharon and Olivet
R. A. Ross
Hopewell
Chester County
Sharon
Sardis
Union County
S. C
Castles
Monroe Oates
Hickory Grove
R. M. Stevenson
J. S. Grier
Thomas Ketchen
Eleazer Harris
James Walker
John Pressly
David Pressly
Joseph McCreary
T. C. Martin
J. H. Boyce
J. R. Castles
Monroe Qates
Robert Lathan
John B. Whitesides
R. M. Plaxco
W. M. McGill
J. A. McGill
W. M. Whitesides
J. W. Quinn
A. J. McGill
Robert Whisenant
J. M. Whitesides
R. G. Whitesides
William White
W. J. McGill
B. FP. White
J. L. Oates
James Rm. Castles
Re W. Whitesides
J. N. Quinn
J. D. Whitesides
Smyrna Church
William McGill
Crowder’s Creek
York County
D. C
Bethany Church
King's Creek
Black
Diamond Hill
Abbeville County
Buffalo
Ketchen
McGill
Sharon Con
Revered York County Minister Rev J L Oates
The photograph features Rev. J. L. Oates, a prominent York county figure born in Gaston County North Carolina in 1873. He moved to Catawba township in 1880 and grew up with the Neely's Creek congregation, later studying at Erskine college and seminary before being licensed to preach in 1897.
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J. L. Oates
York County
Mr. Oates
Gaston County
N. C
Catawba Township
Neely’s Creek
Erskine College and Seminary
Wise sayings on deception and judgment
A series of maxims warn that self deception occurs more than external tricks. Speaking before thinking is likened to blind shooting, and appearances mislead as a cigar box ad hides quality. The rule remains that those who prey on others often suffer consequences.
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Oly
Livi LO
Byetta W. Pierce
Society
Fassel
South Seas
Mr. Hume
Toabe
House of Worship
Bartow
Fla
Lancaster County
Oates
First Associate Reformed Presbytery
Western
York
THE
New Smyrna
Senator Christensen
Wedgefield, S. C
History OF
Arkansas
Pope County
New Pisgah
Bethany
8. C
Pisgah
E. E. Boyce
Dr. Ross
J. P. Knox
Mr. Knox
R. T. Castles
W. J. Meal
J. F. Faulkner
A. J. McGii
W. L. Wallace
Yorkville
Hickory Grove and
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