Tallulah Falls Railway 69 Train Schedule Change
Effective Tuesday August 1 1905 at 800 AM Eastern Time the Tallulah Falls Railway announces a schedule adjustment impacting passenger departures and arrivals on line 69.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
3
Effective Tuesday August 1 1905 at 800 AM Eastern Time the Tallulah Falls Railway announces a schedule adjustment impacting passenger departures and arrivals on line 69.
John Bowe of Hoboken is reunited with his coal black cat Nig after a twelve year absence. The cat reappeared with old scars from a mowing accident and a dog named Newfoundlander on the doorstep watched the reunion. Rumors of the cat’s fate were denied by Bowe who traced Nig to Connecticut before the Hoboken move.
An endorsement surveys Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a premier cure for croup and colds in children. The testimony from E A Humphreys of Alice Cape Colony praises its safety and effectiveness. Available from H R Palmer & Sons Athens and W J Smith & Bro Athens.
A French explorer reports meeting a white woman ruling Ishogo in the French Congo. Descriptions praise her beauty as nearly superhuman, with guards, a bamboo house, and a white Parisian attire, while tribesmen react with awe and fear.
The Pierrois Journal notes 17 duels there in four years averaging one every three months. Paul Louis Legasse, a leading fishery outfitter and Versailles deputy, figures in multiple clashes including a pistol duel with Chief Justice Caperon and a past feud with M. Dumont.
A reflective piece notes how London changes erase Dickens era landmarks. It cites Staple Inn, Gray's Inn, Holborn buildings, Barnard’s Inn, Thames Inn, and the Golden Cross at Charing Cross as relics facing modernization and loss.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets marketed as a pleasant laxative. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons in Athens and W. J. Smith & Bro in Athens.
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