Work Among Mountain Whites of Georgia and the Carolinas
Isma Dooly surveys education and labor efforts among mountain whites in Georgia North Carolina and the Carolinas. It highlights Rabun Gap Industrial School founder Professor Andrew J. Ritchie donors including the Daughters of the Confederacy and William Witham, and notes North Carolina progress with Rumbaughs hotel labor experiments and the broader domestic labor shift.
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Georgia
The
Carolinas
Isma Dooly
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Central
South
Daughters of the Confederacy of Georgia
Abun’ Gap
Rabun Gap
Andrew J. Ritchie
Ritchie
Logan E. Bleckley
Ike
Emory Speer
Winnie Davis
State Normal and Lud
Clas Women of
Ittchig
Amady
Senoul A. Rabin
Biy Board of Trustees
Saine
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gener
Ritenle
Atlanta
Rumbaugh
Hot Springs
Central South
Secret winner may be Aruban lottery clerk
A telegram in The Paris Press claims the $200,000 lottery prize was won by a railway clerk known only as Anet, though the name is likely misrecorded as a district and the winner has asked his identity remain concealed. The man plans to sue a Swiss bank and will receive the funds in ten monthly installments. Also noted is a Holland dyke leak near a tragic finish and a Seattle gold delivery of nearly four tons, mostly gold bricks, with echoes of past treasure arrivals.
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Nevada
Outing Magazine
Carson and Truckee
Comatoch Lode
Truckee
Milla
Aruba
Pariah
Anet
Jana A
Aneta
North den Dyke
Holland
Kanneth Mciver
Vanceboro
Seattle
Portland
Yukon
Globe
Golg
Malifornis
Shorthand Epitaph on Hampstead Tomb Reveals学习 Story
In Hampstead cemetery a white marble stone bears a Pitman shorthand inscription for Louisa Day, who died aged 36 on February 1, 1905. Her husband William Day recalls how she studied shorthand during illness and urged him to learn it, awarding him a speed certificate before her death.
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London
Hampstead Cemetery
Pitman
T Louisa
William Day
Mr. Dey
Elixir Koaine Claims Rapid Relief for Replap-tia Spasms
An advertisement touts Elixir Koaine as providing instant relief from terrible fits and spasms and as a lasting cure. It asserts doctors deem the condition incurable, but after taking two bottles of Smith's Blood and Liver Syrup the user could resume normal activity.
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J. E. Rumbaugh
North
Ozley
Mozley
H. D. Temerett
Atlanta Plow Co
R. O. Campbell Coal CO
Decatur Street
Atlanta, GA
Will F. Nelson
Atlanta Fire Department
Washington and
East Hunter Streets
B. Chapman
J. K. Lagomarsino
Chief Joyner
W. D. Benson
P. D. Connally
T. M. Freeman
C. I. Tacobs
I. C Waernsdee
Charles Regetta
W. E. Jones
B. M. Netherland
England
Washington