Mixed Train Arrival Schedule Note
No. 261 Mixed Train arrives daily except Sunday and No. 239 First Class Train also operates daily.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1905
Page
5
No. 261 Mixed Train arrives daily except Sunday and No. 239 First Class Train also operates daily.
Notice announces the Tallulah Falls Railway general agent R W Sizer setting effective date and time for service start on Tuesday August 1 1905 at 8 00 A M Eastern Time The fragmentary text mentions activity tied to trains and camp groups with unclear names and details.
The article analyzes Revelation chapter 15 visuals of the Sea of Glass mingled with fire, linking the three signs of judgment to earlier biblical signs and contrasting wrath with a gospel age healing. It parallels Moses and Exodus song motifs with the Lamb’s redemption and urges readers to heed salvation.
A dispatch reports Philippe Landard, the so called doctor of the czar, dying at St Julien l Arbresae. He claimed healing by suggestion and touch and was once patronized by the czar and czarina in Saint Petersburg. The piece contrasts his life with the Zouave Jacob and includes a Chamberlain's Pain Balm testimonial from Vernon Connecticut.
Community groups list meeting nights and locations in Clayton Street area. Knights of Pythias, Royal Arch Masons, Masons, Odd Fellows and Red Men chapters invite qualified members and visitors to attend at local lodge rooms and halls in Max Joseph and Carlton buildings.
Readable fragments show a drug store listing for Shensy at 2545 News Street. The note references a product described as an expectorant and mentions a location near Gerth Court, with unclear surrounding details.
Classified notice advertising rental space and dwellings in Tuck building on Pulaski Street and a twelve room dwelling on Prince Avenue for rent includes office rooms and six room unit.
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