Scouts Inspect Augusta Route Road Tour in Georgia
A party including W. Holman and Dr. W. Abney inspected road improvements from DeKalb to Clarke, via Athens and Lexington, noting finish touches in Oglethorpe and Wilkes counties. The group highlighted miles of fine pavement, some bad stretches near the Wilkes line, and needs for dragging and drainage upgrades as they plan a Friday departure from Washington toward Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglethorpe
Wilkes County
Franthena
Lexington
Knox
Washington
Augusta
Sheriff Sales Notices to Appear in Constitution
The Constitution will publish Fulton county sheriff sales notices by Sheriff Mangum and deputies. The paper is designated as the official organ for county notices including tax sales and legal ads. The public is advised the sheriff advertisements will appear alongside other county notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Nettae
Sheriit Eler Mangum
Mangum
Bla
Bull Pup Chaperones Joy Ride Ends In Arrest
Two well dressed youths claim names J C and BF W smith chaperoned a white bull pup and a brindled dog on a joy ride down Whitehall Street. The horse bolted causing near collisions and damage. Patrolman W S Martin intervened as the turnout and animals were restrained. Both youths faced drunk and disorderly charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C
W. Smith
Whitehall Street
Ulupt Whitehall Street
Garnett Street
Mitchell Street
Trinity’ Avenue
W.S. Martin
Camett Street
Music in the Air at Georgia Tech
The Tech campus buzzes with musical activity as bands mandolin choirs and the glee club rehearse daily. Professor Arno leads vocal work and Professor Wedemeyer trains instrumentalists ahead of upcoming performances expected to wow Atlanta.
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Georgia Tech
Tech
Glee Club
Atlanta
Mandolin Club
Grand Opera House
Glen Club
Arno
Wedemeyer
Trial of Calhoun Delays Defense Motion After Election
In San Francisco on September 30 the defense for Patrick Calhoun, president of United Railroads, moved for a postponement until after the November municipal election. Judge Lawter took the matter under advisement.
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Calhoun
San Francisco
Saae
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Lawter
Superior Court
Brief speech by Dr Cook at Hudson Fulton banquet
New York on September 30 Dr Frederick A Cook spoke briefly at a Staten Island Hudson Fulton banquet. He said his only polar remark would be about the controversy and announced plans to send an Arctic expedition. Governor Brughes and aviator Glenn Curtiss attended at the speakers table. The eve ended with 300 Staten Islanders shaking his hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick A. Cook
Staten Island
Staten
Governor Brughes
Glenn Curtiss
Dr. Cook
Arctic
Lah
America
Whitney
Greenland
Beaumont Davison Breaks Car to Save Life of Dog
Beaumont Davison of the well known firm Davison Paxon Stokes was driving when a small dog darted into the street. He swerved to avoid the animal and after a series of quick maneuvers hit the curb, breaking his gear end. He will ride street cars for a few days. The dog continues to elude and taunt passing cars.
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Beaumont Davison
Davidon-Paxon-Stokes
Harresdorf
Peachtrea and
Ponce de Leont Avenue
Military parade marks largest turnout in New York history
New York on September 30 featured the Hudson Fulton celebration parade, the largest military turnout ever seen in the city. General Charles F Roe led troops from the United States Army Navy and Marine Corps along with national guard units and civic groups. The event showcased squads and regiments marching through streets with impressive display and scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson-Fulton
Charles F. Roe
New York National Guard
United States Army
Ngvy
Marine’ Corps
Guaren
Skliéra
War Threatened in Potash Feld
Berlin reports the German Potash Syndicate extended its arrangement with several mines and American contracts, while three seceding mines refused to join the central authority. Price-cutting in the American market is expected to begin to reclaim trade from independents. Also includes ads for invisible toric bifocals and a brief anecdote about Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Aberlesben
Winigkelt
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief
A testimonial claims Belipse Catarrh Cure provides immediate relief for catarrh and chronic cases, urging readers to try it. The letter from a user in Samantha, Ala praises the remedy and endorses its curative properties, offering a Beudse jar in exchange for twenty-five cents in stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Samantha
Ala
EU Icins” & Menopag
Rane Co Atente
Court of Honor Parade Draws Millions in New York
The Hadson Fulton celebration in New York drew an estimated 5,000,000 attendees. Spectators described towering five story structures lit with electric lights, and the parade route along Forty second street attracted crowds, with emphasis on the grand library and public thoroughfares.
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Court OF Honor
New York
Aba York
QoIntidhags
Peblie Thrars
beaegiGal
Ivy Medi
Tuurt
Short Ballot Reform
A Literary Digest summary notes advocates of the short ballot propose simplifying elections to curb misgovernance. Rich ard 8. Childs argues most voters lack intelligence on many minor offices, suggesting limiting elective posts to three per ballot and making minor offices appointive to reduce corrupt influence and concentrate accountability with the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Digest
Richard
Childs
America
Mr. Reader
Supreme Court
A.erstem
Women and Literature. Bram Prick.t
The fragment discusses gender bias in reading and writing, noting how established norms affect short stories and magazine publication. It implies women readers influence the ease of authorship and questions why male authors are pushed to perfection.
Health Department in The Designer Editorial Oct OB
Editorial in The Designer argues health departments must serve diverse roles from relief to prevention. It defends universal health knowledge and sanitary education while urging funding solutions. The piece emphasizes public hygiene, school instruction, milk safety, and enforcing sanitary codes to protect children and workers.
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Health Department
Nur- Bee Aspociaiu
Philanthopic Societies
Rablic
Designer
Cure Claims Garnish Health Smile From Elixir
An ad extols a health tonic named C4S CARETS promising relief from constipation and torpid liver. It urges readers to apply the product to achieve a “good health smile,” presenting an eager but vague endorsement of an easy cure.
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Phownie Abananga Studies Constitution
Good Reads
E. W. Gans
J. W. Foreman
John Gordon
F. L. Stupke
R. L. Foreman
AON
Clon
Cart
Usstess Gan
Winder
Bull Pup
Dariel
Rogers, Peet & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Bros. CO
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree St
TEC Rica
Bludwine Company
Athens
Tery
Charlie Walton
Southern
Terminal
Mark Holt
Chas
Walter Ballard Optical CO
Bismarck
Keyserring
Count Keysterling
Alamarck
Keyserling
Baltic
Bis
Bram Prick
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