Gillon Named Gainesville High School Principal
George H. Gillon of Atlanta has been elected principal of Gainesville High School. He will assume duties in Gainesville in September after earning his University of Georgia diploma this month. Gillon will spend July in Athens visiting the University Summer School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gillon
Atlanta
Gainesville
Gillon
University of Georgia
Gainesville & Tost
Ducator
Gillow
Athens
T Me University
Santer Scluul
Tribute to Dr Bernard Payg and Turner life in town
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts Dr Bernard Payg and Turner as trusted community figures. The author values their service as teachers and church members, noting long life in the town and strong ties to neighbors despite unclear details and muddled phrasing.
Notice to Bridge Builders Clarke County Greece
Notice to bridge builders Clarke County Georgia invites bids by June 26 1907 for repairing the substructure and constructing a new 471 foot steel span at the Princeton Bridge over the Oconee River Bidders must file a $500 certified cheque as a bid guarantee plans and specs available at the Clerk to Commissioners office in Athens GA and bids may not be accepted as to the lowest.
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Conuissiomers
Chere County
Gia
Nour Noondaly Toth
Lode
Princeton Bridgseaves Oconee
Clarke
Athens
Jas. Barrow
Board of Commissioners of
Clarke County
Athens, Ga
Bennett Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Atlanta June 27 Hon John W Bennett of Waycross solicitor general of the Brunswick circuit is recovering from an appendicitis operation performed by Dr Floyd McRae at Piedmont Sanitarium about two weeks ago. He is rapidly convalescing and out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John W Bennett
Waycross
Brunswick
Floyd McRae
Piedmont Sanitarium
Epnets
Century of steamship progress from Clermont to modern liners
The article traces early steam navigation from the Clermont’s 1807 voyage to present day giants like Lusitania and Great Western. It compares speeds, sizes, and fuels, notes pivotal ships such as Savannah Sirius Sirius Great Western and Great Britain, and highlights industry shifts from paddle wheels to screws and iron hulls. It cites engineers predictions and maritime progress shaping transatlantic travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Clermont
Lusitania
Cunard Line
Great Western
Cunard
Collins Line
Inman Line
New York and Havre Steamship Company
Vanderbilt Lime
Scotta
Cunard Company
Atlantic
Pacific
Atlantic Service
I Aad
Great Britain
Ocean Vessels Go Steel With 20040 HP Engines
An early report describes ocean vessels built with steel hulls and engines rated from twenty thousand to forty thousand horsepower. These ships aim to cross the ocean in five days and consume up to one thousand tons of coal daily.
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Clermont
Hugh Bell
Tronland Steel Institute
London
Atlantic
Niagara Falls
New York
Odne
Britannia
Charles Dickkens
Gate Tonna
Great Britain
Isle of Man
Issih
Falkland Islands
Isdv
Avene
Collins Line
Veestu
Cape
Liverpool
Great Eastern
Celtic
Mersey
White Star Line
The
Oceanic Company
Voyares
Clade Steeily
Hue Moating
Skeptical Tourist Guesses identities in old guidebook riddle
A London Tit-Bits sketch imagines readers debating who among famous names would be as famed as the Central of Georgia in a playful puzzle. The exchange ponders figures from history and legend, with humorous banter about truth and recognition.
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Central of Georgia
Patterson
William the Conker
Guy Fox
Robin ‘Ood
Cardinal Wolsey
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. H. Gillon
Bernard Payg
W. W. Turner
Turner
Townsend
Neishbu
Codie
Bernsard
John W. Bennett
Paris
5Th Avenue
Potomac
Pleers
Nottingham
Lucien B. Flatow Company
Clertmon
Mace Io
Albany
Pytient
Robert Living
Robert Pultos
Ab Hain
York
Fulton
Lucania
Plymouth
Deutselland
Clyde
Ramsay and Fitch
American
Phoenix
Philadelphia
Corlears Hook
Royal
Cronstadt
Long Island
Enterprise
Calcutta
Sirius
Ecodis
Ile
Genesee Pure Food Co
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