Old North Georgia Miners to Restart Diamond Rush
Historic Hall county gold mine near Glade Falls to resume operations led by Banker J H Hunt. Dredge boat built for Fiat creek waterway will dredge for gold and search embedded diamonds, with past finds including stones up to six carats and a $2000 gem in Gainesville area.
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Spectary
Ginde
Hall County
DY & Worthern
H. H. Dean
J. H. Hunt
Hunt
Chattanooahoe
Fiat Creek
Jonnings
Brookyn
Galneaville, Ga
Hamond Mining
Glade
Branch Mince
Europe
Dr. Loyd
Glade Bold
M. F. Stephenson
Gainesville
Pr. Loyd
W. W. Hood
Atlanta
An Election Slump
A satirical piece from Puck depicts a politician in a canvasing district admitting a corrupt voting history. The figure claims selling votes for two dollars and a separate two dollar deal, with loans and a promised high‑paying post‑election job. The quip highlights political bribery through a candid, ironic interview.
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Puck
Peter
Beware of Catarrh war on it with Eclipse Cure
A testimonial promotes Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a remedy for catarrh describing chronic cases as stubborn and health threatening. It urges readers to mail 25 cents for a trial package and notes a one dollar regular size package, with a letter from a 66 year old customer praising relief and better hearing. The ad is from Eclipse Medicine & Manufacturing Co. of Atlanta Georgia.
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Mall
Eclipse Redicing Co
Hallville
Texas
Red Cross
THE
Continental Creamery CO
F. Donovan
Alabama
New Era in Atlanta Tech High as Marietta Street Move Opens
The Technological High School, moved to Marietta street, marks a new era in Atlanta education. Since its start six years ago, the program grew from two teachers to six, expanding facilities, equipment, and a broad curriculum including English, rhetoric, shop work, mathematics, and science.
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Technological High School
Marietta Street
Atlanta
South
N Technological School
Board of
Henry Parke
Henry Paschal
Charles 5. Culver
Technological
William M. Slaton
W. Woods White
J. K. Orr
Martin Amorous
Gramar School
Thefiid School
Georgia School of Technology
Northern Technological
New Schent
E. $. Maclin
University of Tennessee
Oliver Construction Company
University of Wisconsin
Maclin
W. R. Snyder
Georgia, School of Technology
R. K. Malone
Emory College
Marietta
W. O. Cheney
University of Georgia
the Americas High School
Weil
Edible Flowers of India from La Vulgarisation Scientifique
The article notes many edible flowers in India including a tree called mhawad. Natives eat pale yellow corollas pulpy thick and used fresh in cakes, or dried to flour for bread. Fermentation yields wine and distillation produces a Hindustan brandy.
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la Vulgarisation Scientifique
India
Georgian Reporter Details Ball Magazine Success
An interview with Mays Ball of Atlanta outlines his rise as a leading magazine writer. It covers his health, early reviews for The Georgian, key works on prohibition and Georgia railroad strikes, and his future assignments with Putnam's and Leslie's Weekly, highlighting his Western experiences and technical journalism.
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Ball
Atlanta
Mays Ball
Bull
Georgia Railroad
Taylor-Trotwood Magazine
George C. Ball
Alabama
South
University of Alabama
Phi Delta Theta
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Georgia
West
Engineering and Mining Journal
The
Mining World
Electrical World
the Electrical Review
Western Electrician
Popular Electricity
Scientific American
Popular Mechanics
Putnam's Magazine
Scientific American Mining World
Human Life
Houe and Garden
Lassle's Weekly
Burr Macintosh's
Southern Development
Taylor-Trotwood
World: Today
Book News Monthly
McClure’s Magazine
the Independent
Leslie’s Weekly
Blanton
Leslie's Weekly
Mississippi
S. Mays Ball
Seaboard Reduces Cost for August 14 Excursion
Seaboard lowers price for the August 14 excursion. Tousist sleepers to be added to standard sleepers, cutting sleeping car accommodations by half. Offices Peach ree.
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Seaboard
Offices& Peach Ree
Family faced with cage escape dilemma in dramatic scene
In a tense moment Mrs Brown asks who would be saved first if the animals escaped. John replies simply I would save myself, revealing a tense family conflict as they act in front of the cage in the area.
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Drawn
Brown
John
Seaboard Announces Annual Excursion to Richmond
Seaboard announces annual excursion with two trains daily to Richmond. Fare is $12. The service runs August 14, good until August dist, featuring through sleepers and dining cars. Phone 100 Office SE Teachtree.
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Ana Mevur
Office
Teachtree
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