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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1916
Page
3
Guidance on modern telephone etiquette urges prompt responses and friendly greetings. It contrasts old abrupt exchanges with a courteous approach, advising callers to answer promptly and to greet others with a smile during conversations.
Train No. 50 departs 8 30 a m, No. 62 at 4 00 p m, No. 6 at 4 30 p m Sundays only. No. 61 arrives 12 50 p m daily except Sundays. No. 6 arrive 9 30 p m, No. 7 arrives 12 m.
Galnasvile Midland Railway releases timetable No 19 dated January 23 1916 for Athens schedules. Train 2 departs 7 20 a m Train 4 departs 2 20 p m Train 1 arrives 11 40 a m Train 4 arrives 6 40 p m. Connections at Belmon tor Winder Monroe and intermediate points with Georgia Railroad for Gainesville Northwestern lines and with Southern Railway north and south.
Train timings show daily departures to all points at 8 20 a m and 1 00 p m with Sunday 3 15 p m and daily except Sunday 3 30 p m. Arrivals listed but times unclear. For information contact Paul Pinkerton.
Helen Holm daughter of Gen Holmes is saved from danger by George Storm a newsboy. She grows to save her father Rhinelander and others from a threatened collision and later recovers survey plans and foils Seagrue. Storm Rhinelander and Helen win a race for right of way and rescue Spike from Seagrue's men in a courthouse fire.
In a tangled sequence at the Superstition mine Storm and Helen foil Seagrue's latest schemes. Spike is exposed as a killer accomplice while Bill and Lug attempt a box car heist, leading to a dramatic pursuit, arrests, and a rail-side showdown that ends with the capture of the thieves and a near-miss for a fat guard.
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