Athens Times Struggles Over Unified Rail Time Policy
A fragmented debate in Athens over standardizing time across railroads and the city contrasts sun time, city time, and railroad time. Citizens fear confusion as Macon and Northern and Northeastern consolidate to Central time, with council action and a public meeting to decide Athens' official time.
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Forsyth County Georgia visit notes barless town and peach orchards
Special Correspondent reports Forsyth County Georgia as a fertile farming area with no bars and strong moral character. Describes Cumming as modest with potential for growth, a railroad charter, and a court week crowd filling the streets with mules tied by court house.
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The Woodpecker Telegrapher in Page News
Agnes E. Mitchell reports a whimsical vignette about a woodpecker in an old oak acting as a woodward telegraph. The scene blends Rustics and Hotspur motifs as the minion delays, while a curious messenger hints at love and sorrow intertwined with nature.
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The Ring of Gold
Martin Daly, a discouraged miner, is saved from death by Red Cloud and his daughter Mimosa in a mountain cabin. He heals, vows to return rich, and hopes to find gold while dreaming of Mimosa, though loneliness and doubt shadow his renewed ambition.
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Ring and mine tale of Mimosa and Martin Daly
In a moonlit scene the Indian girl Mimosa and Martin Daly reunite. He returns the ring and reveals a mine where the gold lies, promising wealth. They wed and prosper as their children grow, while the mine yields steadily and their mountain home endures.
Winter tomatoes and related agricultural notes
Professor Bailey outlines a promising winter tomato enterprise based on Cornell experiments. He describes timelines from seed to fruit, house conditions, light and heat needs, pruning, training, and hand pollination. Also covered are notes on Mexican blue corn and pasture management for dairy use, plus brief crime and fire dispatches from various towns.
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