BERT E. DOUGLAS PASSES AT MADISON GA
Madison Ga August 28 Spe J Albert E Douglas a prominent nun and merchant of this city at his home here last night At time for several years he was tman of the county democratic itive committee and at the time is death was a member from the seatelareé of the state demo nzlc executive committee He was 58 years old at the time his death and leaves a wife and a children He will be buried to rrow from the Baptist church of which he was a member He is member of one of the most i mminent families of middle Geor gYams announcing the death of Paul Johnson at his home in Savannah His remains will be brought here and buried in the local cemetery Mr Johnson was born and reared in Griffin but early in Hfe located in Savannah where he had been an employee of the government in the customs house for 5 years Hoe is survived by two sisters Mrs Hamil ton OConnor of Savannah and Miss Emma Johnson of Griffin The Art of Wooing From the New York World There are experts in all lines but shall not a man who can persuade eight women to marry him rank as an authority on matrimony According to the Missourians who was locked up in the Tombs as a confessed teamist the way to a nom Acial
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Torrow
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Middle Geor
New York World
Asashi
China
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Shantung
Germany
Japan
United States Senate
Yorodzu
Wang Chengting
Lin Chang-Min
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Osaka Caachi
Chigal Shogyo
United States
Pekin
China L'Es
Wilson
Jiji
World Consortium
Americana
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Frank
McGaughey
CB. McGaughey
Carroll B. McGaughey
Uowwelk
Mer Gaughey
Druid Wills Presbyterian Church
B. M. Melver
West View Cemetery
H. M. Patterson & Son
G A. Tappan
R. H Park
M. G. Couch
A D McGaughey
Clarence J Hill
Ray Peare Ransome
Mary Jane Rane
Crew Street
Benjamin Franklin Ransome
Atlanta
G. W. Ransome
Tempte Ga
A. G. Ransome
Lavona
Tex
W. A. Ransome
Woodstock
J. T. Ransome
Columbus, Ga
Mirtle Camp
Loganseville
Loumma Ransome
Hattie Cain
Highland Cemetery
Reer Ward
H. A. Ward
Mariatta
George W Green
Atlanta, Ga
Charles A. Green
Decatur, Ga
William Corall
G. C. Green
Smyrna
Bolen G. Green
Decatur
C L. Green
George T. Green
Lillian Green
Bliss Geneva Foster
CG. Fy Ward
Marietta
A. 3. Ward
Goat Mountain
Luther Ward
Lost Mountain
Homer Lewis
Judson Ward
Bob Bullard
Bremen
Carrie Cotton
Paul Brown
Phillip Bate
First Baptist Church
City Cemetery
First Carrollton Bale Sent To Griffin Buyers
Carrollton, Ga, August 28 special report says the first bale of 1919 cotton grown by George Daniels of Heard county weighed 462 pounds and sold for 62.14 cents per pound. Merchants and business men of Griffin resold it to W. H. Perkins, with cotton buyers here receiving telegraph notices.
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Carrollton
George Daniels
Heard County
Paul Johnson
Griffin
W. H
Japanese Press Attacks U.S. Senate Over Shantung Crisis
Japanese newspapers condemn what they call a wanton U.S. Senate attack on the Shantung settlement and warn that continued disputes risk harming Japan United States relations and world peace. They urge China to decide on treaty ratification while noting anti Japanese sentiment in U.S. politics.
Franklin man convicted of first degree murder
Jerry Dalton of Franklin was found guilty by a Macon County jury of murder in the first degree for the deaths of Maud Grout, a 22 year old widow, and Merrill Angel, a traveling salesman. He faces execution by electrocution in Raleigh on October 5.
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Franklin
Jerry Dalton
Macon County
Raleigh
Maud Grout
Merrill Angel
The Higher Nature in Women and Courtship Dilemmas
An article discusses how women like to be courted by those who woo them, noting that handsome looks are not essential and urging appeal to a woman’s higher nature. It questions whether this higher nature is fixed or varies by individual and if it aligns with social conventions like tickets and dances.
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Arrrac Turi
First American gold coinage and eagle history
The first American gold coinage included eagles half eagles and quarter coins totaling 10 and 230 dollars respectively, circulating from December 6, 1792. Earlier coins called an eagle appeared in Ireland in the 13th century, named from the eagle image and partly made of base metal. Ancient Persians and Romans used eagles as ensigns, with depictions including a thunderbolt. Charlemagne adopted the double headed eagle for the Holy Roman Empire, and the eagle served as emblem for Napoleon I and II, plus Austria Prussia and Russia.
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Holy Roman Empire
Napoleon I
Napoleon II
Austria
Prussia
Russia
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