Athenian Attendance and Richmond Hosts Conference Event
Governor of Virginia and the General Assembly join Richmond to host the Sixth Session of the Conference of Education in the South. The event runs April 22 to 24 at the Academy of Music with address by Governor J. Montague and remarks by Robert Q O gden. Teams from across the country will discuss rural schooling and public education improvements.
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Virginia
General Assembly
Richmond
Vis
Edgcation
de. Overy
Richond Education Assnciation
Comeree
Governor of Virginia
Legislature
State Department of Education
University of Virginia
Washington and Lee University
Commonwealth
Academy of Music
Eighth Street
Curace
Franklin Streets
Hen . J. Montagne
Virginis
Robert QO. Ogden
Echoole
Improymento
Richmond Education Association
P.O. Box
Curry
Work Begins on Federal Building Site on College Avenue
The removal of existing buildings from the College Avenue lot slated for the new Federal Building began yesterday morning and should finish within a week. The U S supervising architect is preparing for the start of construction and the workmen will likely proceed promptly.
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College Avenue
Federal
U. S Supervising
Hon. N. D. Arnold Plans Move to Athens
Hon. D. Arnold, Georgia general assembly member for Oglethorpe County and a leading local figure, will relocate his residence to Athens. The move signals a shift by a prominent citizen to the college town.
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N. D. Arnold
D. Arnold
General Assembly of Georgia
Oglethorpe County
That
Athens
Mr Arnold Eyes Move to Athens in Coming Months
Mr Arnold, a legislator from Oglethorpe county, plans to change his residence to Athens within the next few months. He has been consulting a prominent local real estate agent about a suitable home or Bavitable lot and may begin building this year if he decides to proceed. He is expected to be warmly welcomed in the Classic City, where he already has substantial business interests.
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Arnold
Tomatic
Oglethorpe
Athens
Isis
Mr. Arnold
Oglethorpe County
Athena
Dr Whaley Death in Savannah A Revered Local Physician
Obituary notes Dr Whaley a longtime Savannah physician with Civil War service and Presbyterian leadership. He studied in Europe after a U S education and was renowned for his care and character, remembered as a beloved elder and gentleman of the old Southern school. Nearby ad promotes King s New Life Pills for indigestion and related ailments at local drugstores.
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Whaley
Athena
France
Europe
Athens
Charleston
Joe Johnston
Ethics of Kissing in Nineteenth Century Views
A Chicago Tribune excerpt discusses female hesitation about kissing and the moral rules governing intimate greetings. It weighs prudence, family consent, and social norms, noting increased public caution and the influence of marriage expectations on affectionate conduct.
Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder cures kidney trouble
An 1901 testimonial promotes Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims to cure diabetes, rheumatism, and related issues in men and women and offers mail order availability from Dr. E W Hall of St Louis Missouri. A 64 year old mother’s kidney troubles and partial cure are cited.
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E. W. Hall
Ole Manufsotarer
P. O. Box
Loula
Bend
All Draggista
Greenfield
Tenn
St. Louis
Texas
Drewry
Three Dutch Languages in South Africa Explored
An article outlines three Dutch language varieties in South Africa the base Afrikaans the ecclesiastical Dutch used in religion and literature and the modern high Dutch spoken by educated Dutchmen The piece notes origins from early Cape settlement and the influence of slaves and immigrants on the tongue and includes a literary aside with unrelated quotes and an advertisement for One Minute Cough Cure.
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South Africa
Cape
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Dutch Reformed Church
Dutch Afrikander Party
Scoteman
Womarts Bia
Gertrude E. Fenner
Marion
Ind
Bheesya
Man killer horse blues Blazes the Michigan man killer
The colt Blue Blazes grows vicious from cruel handling on Perkins farm and travels southern Michigan wrecking carriages and injuring people. Sold multiple times, he gains notorious fame after injuring a stable worker in Alpena and earning the nickname man killer.
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Sewell Ford
Perkins
Michigan
Blue Blazes
Macea
Muskegon
Manistee
Cadillac
Bostler
Kalaska
Alpena
Huying
Rise Blazes
Cat and Cure Ads and Ancient Tale in Patchy Text
A mixed fragment contains an advertisement promising Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward and testimonials, followed by a Greek folklore anecdote about a cat saving a bridge from the devil. A drug advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets ends the snippet.
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Chamberlain
Cmeed A
Maori tattooing among NZ women fascinates observers
English explorers and scientists describe Maori facial and body tattoos, tools, and processes. They note age at tattooing, traveling masters, and pigments from tree resin, while mixing reflections on lunar cycles and time. A printer reports dramatic relief from rheumatism using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Chinese transport by junks and camels cited alongside a remedy advertisement and a recent rescue of a child from pneumonia.
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New Zealand
Afteen
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