Facts About the Cyclone and Theatre Snippets
The article notes cyclone wind speeds averaged 392 mph across 600 storms with a 270 to 800 mph range. It also cites Moscow Art Theatre practices with no curtain calls and audiences including church leaders observing performances from behind the scenes. Additional items praise moccasins as foot coverings and a Scotsman’s telescope anecdote about hearing an organ.
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Moscow
Moscow Art Theater
Russia
Art Theater
Citadel Stiffens Georgia in Slippery Scrimmage on Sanford Field
In rain and mud at Sanford Field the Citadel held Georgia to a 13 to 0 score, with Thrash delivering power on the line and a new fast line play creating late chances. Injuries included York’s fractured elbow as Georgia eyes Sewanee. Tech, Mercer, and nearby foes mirrored tougher tests ahead.
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Citadel
Charleston
Georgia
Sanford Field
Cunningham
Sewanee
Deen
Virginia
North Carolina
Tech
Auburn
South Carolina
Mercer
Chattanooga
York
Logan
Thrash
Thompson
Dorsey
Innis Brown
Swafford
Wahoo
Citadel Henderson
Hudgensverett
Alexander
Schaffe ‘Garrard
Shepherd Thrash
Hill Selig
We Have Connections Hats and Furnishings Opening
A local shop promotes personal guarantees with its suit services and invites early buyers to feel like leaders. The fall hats have arrived and a complete line of men and boys furnishings is offered with emphasis on customer assurance and leadership vibes.
Athens Day at Woodruff Fair Highlighted by Athens Interest
Athens business leaders and citizens are invited to attend Athens Day at the Woodruff Northeast Georgia Fair in Winder on Thursday October 8. The Athens Chamber of Commerce plans an auto caravan of 25 to 50 cars with Athens banners. Dr D C Barrow of Athens and Chancellor of the State University will deliver an educational and economic address. The article notes a new Barrow County with Winder as seat and names the county Barrow in its honor.
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Athens
Woodruff Norteast
Georgia
Winder
Chamber of Commerce
Heidler
D. C. Barrow
Chin
Cellor
The
State University
Barrow
Miss Rutherford to Speak to Veterans
Miss Mildred Rutherford a city historian and state historian for Georgia will speak at the Cobb De Loney Camp Confederate Veterans meeting. The talk will cover the South and its place in history for camp members and friends. The prior meeting was led by Commander Frank Griffeth with a prayer for peace in Europe, then adjourned to attend union singing.
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Cobb-De- Loney
Confederate Veterans
Mildred. Rutherford
Georgia
South
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank Griffeth
Europe
Isaac Bradberry
Max Joseph
Badge of Authority in Police Across Cities
The article notes how police power is shown by equipment. Some wear arming like Jericho officers while others carry clubs. In Darjeeling a six foot reed pole serves as a badge, and Seville night police use long spears recalling medieval knights.
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Jericho
Darjeeling
Seville
Knights of Old
Mysterious Island Appears and Vanishes in Pacific
A British trader claimed Falcon Island among the Tonga islands in the Pacific about two decades ago and raised the Union Jack. It flourished for around twelve years with banana and coconut trees, then vanished as suddenly as it appeared.
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Mysterious Island
Falcon Island
Tonga Islands
Pacific
Model Marriage Idea From Galveston News
The Galveston News argues a model marriage relies on the husband knowing it all while the wife speaks up, framing marriage as a balance of knowledge and voice within the home.
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Galveston
Candidacy Announcements for City Aldermen Wards One to Four
Multiple candidates announce runs for alderman positions in wards one through four with notes on Democratic primary processes. The notices list R T Wright H R Palmer J Z Hoke O Arnold J A Pitner and J F Tibbetts as contenders. A final line, Not His Fault, adds a humorous aside about bow legs.
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H. R. Palmer
Third Ward
J. Z. Hoke
R. O. Arnold
Fourth Ward
J. A. Pitner
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising Claim
An old advertisement asserts a $100 reward and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It claims the cure is the only known cure for catarrh and offers a trial with a pledge to pay if not effective. The text cites testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address for orders.
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Hall
Te & CO
Toledo
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Woodruff GA. Fair
Miss Rutherford
Chas. Stern Co
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Athens,’ GA
J. F. Tibbetts
Ingersoll
John. Roberts
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Optometrist
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Clayton St
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Hancock
Broad St
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Bor-Macon
Macon
Madison
Georgia Railroad
Apalachee
Greene County Railroad
Monroe
B. R. Bloodworth
Selle
Arma
Peice
Sud
Woodruff North Georgia Fair
Automobile Day
Dred Miles of Win
Old Goldiers
Jean
Vention. Gov.-Elect
N. E. Harris
Rade
A. M. Soule
J. D. Price
Governor Slaton
Brittain
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