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Close encounters with Jean Lake and Charles Adams
Let me first say that Jean Lake was only a casual acquaintance and Charles Adams was not-so-distant kin. ...
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COLUMN: Are you a jerk?
By Allen Mendenhall Allen Mendenhall is Associate Dean and Grady Rosier Professor in the Sorrell College of Business ...
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When there ain’t nobody to ask
Back when Mr. Knox Ryals was asked about a potato chip factory that was once in operation in ...
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Archives show Ruth Lee had a rewarding career
Here is another from the Messenger’s series on careers for women which was run in 1969. A double ...
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The sweet, sweet days of summer
Growing up in the Deep South was a wonderful experience. But times have changed, The words “thank you” ...
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Mrs. Reynolds Smart had an outstanding career
In 1970, the Troy Messenger ran this story on Mrs. Reynolds Smart and her long career as a ...
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Grits, ‘Well, Lawdy, Lawdy’
Back in the early 1960s, Yellowstone National Park was as foreign to a gal from South Alabama as ...
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Fraternity turned old hospital into a residence
For $35 per month, where could a University student find a place to live that offers: All utilities ...
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A frilly dress, nylon socks and colored Easter eggs
Growing up, on Easter Sunday, I had to wear a frilly dress and nylon socks, patent leather shoes ...
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Messenger article in 1914 looks back at historic relics
The Battle of Peachtree Creek, near Atlanta, was the first in a series of bloody battles for Atlanta ...
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