Georgia Farmers Pamphlets Sent by Senator Smith
Senator Hoke Smith distributes Farmers Bulletins from the Department of Agriculture to Georgians. The 200 page illustrated guides cover poultry, corn, dairy, gardens, soils, fertilizers, and hundreds of topics. Requests via postal card to Smith will fetch bulletins on many subjects, with emphasis on seed packets for next season.
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Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smith
Senator Smith
Cascarets Promised Clean Bowels and Quick Relief
An old fashioned health ad touts Cascarets as a gentle nightly cleanse for stomach liver and bowels. It claims they remove undigested food and poisons while you sleep and cost ten cents a box from your druggist. Millions use Cascarets to prevent headaches biliousness indigestion sour stomach and constipation. Children love them too.
Submarine F-1 Sets World Depth Record in Bay of San Francisco
The U S submarine F-1, with twenty six men aboard under Commander Lieutenant James B Howell, dived to 283 feet off Diablo Point in San Francisco Bay and remained ten minutes at depth while cruising six knots. The craft stayed submerged over six hours during trials, tracing the channel bottom toward the Rio de Janeiro wreck site.
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San Francisco Bay
United States
Diablo Point
Rio de Janeiro
James B. Howell
Autograph Adverts Nogi Will Teeth Hair Nails Burial
A fragment notes an unusual ad ven tising item claiming to spell Z characters in two columns related to General Count Maresuke Nogi and a so called Hotel Action in Berlin. It mentions Nogi’s suicide in Tokyo as Emperor Meiji’s body was moved, a will granting parts of his body to a medical college, and mentions Prince Arthur. The piece remarks the ad is a seamy example of Atlanta advertising.
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Nogi
Maresuke Nogi
Japan
Tokyo
Matsuhito
Berlin
Nog
Prince Arthur
Beers Elected Head of G. A. R. in East's Turn
Alfred B. Beers of Bridgeport was unanimously chosen commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the Los Angeles encampment. Born in 1845 in New Rochelle, he served in the Civil War, rose to captain, and later practiced law in Bridgeport. His election follows the east’s turn and comes as Sickles withdrew. Beers has long held G. A. R. offices in Connecticut.
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Udge Alfred BisHor Lutera Tee
Grand Army of the Republic
Bridgeport
Organization of Veterans
Los Angeles
Rochester
N. Y
Garvey M. Trimble
Illinois
Judge Beers
Daniel E. Sickles
New York
Sickles
New England
Alfred B. Beers
New Rochelle
Daniel Beers
Danbury
Conn
Ridgefield
Charles McDonald
Rye
Fort Ticonderoga
White Plains
Fort Wagner
Charleston
S. C
Bermuda Hundred
Richmond
Petersburg
Deep Bottom
Deep Run
Chapins Farm
Laurel Hill
James River
Fort Fisher
N. C
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Pocataligo
Fairfield County
the of Bridgeport
Elias Howe
G. A
Department of
Connecticut
A. Department of
Alfred Beers
Naugatuck Railroad Company
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Alfred Bishop
Notice to Debtors and Creditors In Clarke County
All persons having demands against the estate of J D Lester late of Clarke county deceased are hereby notified to render in their demands to the undersigned according to law.
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J.D. Lester
Clarke County
Big Warship Review In Hudson River At New York
A large fleet review will showcase 127 ships including battleships and dreadnoughts in the Hudson with formations from Twenty-fourth to One Hundred Fortieth streets. Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus commands, with flags of five other admirals aboard major vessels. The fleet totals over three quarters of a million tons, led by new dreadnoughts Arkansas and Wyoming, and anchorage charts are ready for shore liberty before the review.
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New York
Hugo Osterhaus
Atlantic Fleet
Bradley A. Fiske
Utah
N. R. Usher
Louisiana
C. McR. Winslow
New Jersey
F. F. Fletcher
Ohio
Austin M. Knight
Tennessee
Arkansas
Wyoming
Florida
Texas
Hudson
Osterhaus
Ward
Navy Department
Osterhanus
Taft
Meyer
Mayflower
Wwer
Crowning the Mikado and Japan's Changing Emperors
The article describes Japan’s imperial rites, noting the emperor is not crowned but takes an oath at Nijo Castle. It explains the three sacred regalia, the shift from ancient robes to Western attire, the renaming of Edo to Tokyo, and Yoshihito Harunomiya as the 122nd monarch. It highlights modernization and Western influence on dress and institutions.
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Japan
Wonderfield
Nijo
Yoshihito
Haru
Kioto
Matsuhito
Jeddo
Kio
Tokio
Haru No
Miya
Haru No Miya
London
Paris
Imperial Bodyguard
Williams Family Support Claim in Clarke County
The return of appraisers notes James O Williams deceased. relatives cited to show cause by first Monday in October why twelve months support should not be granted. September 10, 1913. B Wingfield SR Ordinary.
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Borgia
Clarke County
James O. Williams
B. Wingfield
Return of appraisers in Clarke County case noted
A terse county court record from Clarke County Georgia indicates the return of appraisers in a matter involving support payments and a deceased party named Bigby. The document underscores steps in the support action within the Clarke County jurisdiction.
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Georgia
Clarke County
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