On Knowing Your Neighbors and Other Works
June issue edit pages present Joel Chandler Harris on neighbors, Nesbit and Cowan fiction, Whiteside poem, Harbin serial, Owen heroine Emma Sansom, Reed Ku Klux Klan chapter, Don Marquis verse, and Harris Uncle Remus segments. Illustrations by Claff, Slaughter Carter, Robert Edwards. Includes Wages poem and other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Williams
Joel Chandler
Harri “Perkins
The
Pillionaire
al Story
Wilbur Nesbit
Warren Y. Claff
Mary Brent Whiteside
Flay Pascal Cowan
J. Slaughter Carter
Gilbert Neal
Will N Harbin
Robert Edwards
Mr. Sanders
Joel Chandler Harris
Emma Sansom
Marie Bankhead Owen
Ku Klux Klan
John C. Reed
League
Robert Perry
Uncle Remus
Brer Fox
Aftar
Mary E. Bryan
Waitn
Don Marquis
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recalls years of severe lung hemorrhages, tried several doctors without relief, and then used Foley’s Honey and Tar. He reports his lungs are now sound as a bullet and urges the remedy for advanced lung trouble. It stops coughs, heals lungs, and prevents serious cold outcomes. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Great Development Industrial Lines Great Development
Gy and Alabama Industrial Index notes post election business revival in Georgia and Alabama. Reports point to increased construction, new charters, land deals, and planned rail and industrial projects across both states as 1909 optimism grows. Major activity includes Nashville & Huntsville Railroad contracts, Montpelier colony plans, Griffin cotton mill capital raise, and numerous county bond votes for roads and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Alabama
Georgia-Alabama
Nashville & Huntsville
Huntsville
Ala
Tennessee
Tombigbee Valley
West
Griffin
Montpelier
Jefferson County
Vermont
Colquitt County
North Georgia
Birmingham
Mobile
Canneries
Carrollton
Raymond
New Decatur
Russellville
Courtland
Florence
Fitzgerald
Auburn
Sparta
Blakely
Dougherty County
Ben Hill County
Nicholas of Russia A Guarded Prisoner
St Petersburg dispatch describes Czar Nicholas II living like a prisoner at Tsarskoe Selo and Peterhof under tight guards after the 1906 events. It notes his limited public appearances, security restrictions, routine at the palace, and the peculiar dining arrangements with rotating restaurateurs and court life.
Consolidated Stock Exchange Reports Year Ends May 31 1908
The Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York released its fiscal year 1908 report ending May 31 after the October panic. Budd notes no bank losses, increased activity in most stocks, and a solid recovery since the downturn. The report details monthly stock volumes, bond and wheat figures, new members, deaths, gratuity payouts, and the occupancy of the new exchange building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Burton
New York
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
Wall Street
Exchange
Ogden D. Budd
Wot
Dueketshop Tegishrition
Committee On Securities
Meni Ss
We Sell You What You Want In Our Ine and Assorted
Trade card note advertising assorted bottles in four packs with express prepaid or payment on delivery at the end of the line. Mentions Jack Cranston Co. located at 113 115 Mercer Street Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cranston Co
Mercer Street
Baltimore, Md
Grand Duchess Olga Plays Violin as Czar Nurtures Family
The text notes Grand Duchess Olga playing the violin creditably while her father, Nicholas II, is a good pianist who enjoys accompanying. Russians say the emperor is a good man and a devoted family man, deeply loving his wife and children. Functions occur in the Tsarkoe palace as the imperial family blends ceremony with home life. The czar is described as not fond of long ceremonies, often nervous and eager to return home to his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Queen Victoria
Russia
Nicholas II
Tsarkoe Selo
Imperial Village
Peterhof
Gulf of Finland
St. Petersburg
Neval
Schmit
Winter Palace
Httle
Marie
Jee
Jeet
Shee
Csar
Olga
Catharine the Great
Tsarkoe
Alexandra Palace
No. 52 Leaves and Related Leaf Counts
A brief item notes leaf counts including No 52 leaves, followed by 2.0 and mentions No 32 leaves and No 38 leaves. The text presents a catalog-like sequence of leaf numbers without broader context or dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wingfield Brothers & Co
Georgia Brick Company
Athens
Brickyard Phone
A. H. O'Farrell
Broad St
C. B. Griffith
Clayton St
Argains
Askets
Rosa A. von der Lieth
Orr's School
Corny
S. P. Orr
Normal Avenue
Normal Heights
W. A. Mallory
Remus
Columbus
the Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
Aicholas
Manchester
Eng
England
Prince of Wales
London
Athens Electric
Seaboard Air Line Railway
E. Co. Kinnebrew
Lumpkin and
Washington
Cofee
William Ernest Spink
E. N. Cobb
Athens, Ga
Hodgson-Shackelford
Peninsular Paint
Bondurant Hd’w. Co
Gentral
Railway
Central Time
Macon
Madison
Georgia Railroad
R. McLean
D. A. Nolan
Otis H. Johnson
Lampkin
Jackson St
A. D. Hughes
Dim-A-Lite
E. P. Taylor
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