Liquid air and rapid transport ideas in early 20th century
The article surveys advances from liquid air production and storage to future transport speeds. It cites Oscar Ostergren and Professor Obelin Smith on cooling power and railcar aerodynamics, predicts speeds up to a mile in twenty seconds, and notes the impact on industry and military use. It also touches on education, yellow fever scare reductions, and optimism for technological progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Sherman Houston
Harper’s Weekly
Oscar P. Ostergren
New York
Nicaragua Canal
Smith
Swift's Special for the Blood advertised as cures
Advertisement extols S. S. S. as a blood remedy that eliminates poison from the blood and cures obstinate ulcers and a range of ailments. Testimonial from L. J. Clark of Orange Court House, Virginia claims six years of ankle sores healed after using S. S. S. The copy highlights its vegetable composition and absence of minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, Ga
July Heat Scorches Georgia Cities
Georgia endures a heat wave as cities report near record highs. Atlanta hits 97 with coastal areas at 95, Macon 98 and Athens 97, while residents struggle with extreme temperatures across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Atlanta
Savannah
Macon
Athens
Back for His Health Lipscomb Comes From Atlanta
Sir Frank Lipscomb, formerly of this city, arrives from Atlanta to seek recovery from threatened sickness. He has been on the sick list for several days and is now at the Villa under his mother's careful direction, with plans to regain health soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lipscomb
Atlanta
Mr. Lipscomb
Clifford Walker Urges Unity Behind New Chancellor Hill
A Clifford Walker essay to alumni praises Chancellor Hill and calls for strong university support. The alumnus urges older graduates to give generously to the endowment and younger alumni to contribute their time and enthusiasm, uniting for Georgia to be known as the Yale of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Walker
Walker
Hill
Chancellor Hill
Georgia
Yale
South
Big Creek
Rutherford
W.vincent Arnold
Miss Montine Cash 1878 20 dies after fever
The death of Montine Cash daughter of Dr and Mrs N B Cash at 510 Thomas Street on July 17 follows a typho malarial fever that began July 10. Born October 9 1878 in Nicholson she was 20 years 9 months old and left a sister Mrs J D Pike and grieving parents.
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Montine Cash
N. B. Cash
Thomas Street
Miss Cash
Conway
Gerdine
Quillian
J. D. Pike
South Carolina
Legion
Flood relief appeal gains rapid nationwide support
The District of Columbia citizens committee appeal for Texas flood sufferers draws swift aid. Secretary of State Hay contributes 3100 dollars and Treasurer John Joy Edson has received nearly 1000 dollars for forwarding to Governor Sayers. Congressman Hawley wires praise for South Carolina’s response and decries the flood disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Texas
Insane Negro Dudley Jarrett Adjudged Lunatic at Ashene
Dudley Jarrett, a young man described as a negro, was brought by his parents to Ashene and judged insane by Judge Herrington on a writ of lunacy. He is considered dangerous at times and has a history of attempted drowning. He will be sent to the asylum. DETECTIVE. Shrewd, reliable man wanted in every reality. Act under orders. No experience needed. Write the Co-Operative Detective Agency, Nashville, Tenn. In close stamp for reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dreyfus
Harper & Brothers
France
Emile Zola
Walter B. Hill
State University
le Clerc
Napoleon
San Domingo
Philippines
Luzon
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Oco
Santiago
Panama
United States
Brunswick
Savannah Press
Frederick Harrison
Lamb
Keats
Edmonton
Dudley Jarrett
Ashene
Herrington
Jarrett Will Sgo
Co-Operative Detective Agency
Nashville
Tenn
Rock car for handling rock nears completion
The Athens Electric Railway Company advances a dual compartment gondola style rock car designed by Superintendent Flanigen. Built under Mr Brown’s supervision, it features two 60 horsepower motors, open ridge top, heavy doors and a 162 foot rock capacity. Ready to haul first load in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Electric Railway Company
Flanigen
Brown
Infant Son of Captain White Dies in Oconee Cemetery Funeral
The nine month old son of Captain and Mrs James White died Monday night after brief illness. He was the couple’s only child and his death drew citywide sympathy. The funeral was held at their home and burial followed in Oconee cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Oconee
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Athens Weekly Banner
H. J. Rowe
Lessee
Lessee and Business
Mgr
Dreyfus
Obelin Smith
American Society of Engineers
New Jersey
Philadelphia
S. S
L. J. Clark
Orange Courthouse
Swift
Hood
Cori
Cabstoria
Lite
Montine
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
City Railway Company
Capt. White
Angutl
Aimer L. Hoxt
Russell St
Detroit
Mich
Tiling Remedy Company
Montreal
Castoria
What Is
Cening Castoria
Winterville
Winter
Mathews & Noell
J. C. Hutchins
Fire Insurance
HR. A. Lipscomb
Talmadge Bros. & Co
PHONE
W. Vincent Arnold
John L. Arnold
East Clayton Street
A. R. Robertson
Robertson
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