A Story for Baseball Fans A Georgia Star in Atlanta
Gordon Kelly, a mountain boy from Georgia, rises to fame with the Boston American League club for $60,000. Enmity with Forrest Cain heats the plot as Mildred Dee, daughter of an Atlanta banker, aids the injured star who then vanishes for months. Looming hills, pursuit by the press, and a mountain reunion drive the romantic intrigue forward.
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Gordon Kelly
Georgia
Atlanta
Atanna
Boston
Kelly
Forrest Cain
Mildred Dee
Mildred
Lired
Cain
The Manicure Lady Sings in a Choir of Flirtation
The Manicure Lady recounts a flirtatious client who praised her nails and sang in a choir. She grills George the Head Barber about his conduct while reflecting on the man’s bold lines, future hopes, and a lingering wish to avoid future encounters.
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George
Kidder
Joe Blow
Joe
Little One
Bones
Maisie
Nail Whittler
Queenie
Tom Moore
London
Lord Byron
Italy
Venice
Blue Lake
Catskills
Miss Fairfax
Celia
Electric Sleep Promises Easing Pain and Sleep Control
German physician Dr Nagelschmidt touts electric sleep as a controllable cure for sleeplessness. Animal trials in rabbits and dogs show no ill effects, and he claims humans could undergo the same treatment with no danger. He says the method can eliminate pain in any body part while the patient stays in an electrified state.
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Nagelschmidt
Farnsworths Method in Gordon Kelly Mystery Probed
By A H C Mitchell the Georgian sports editor Farnsworth follows a reporter’s instinct to solve the Gordon Kelly mystery. He tests Miss Mildred Deery’s whereabouts and Mrs Deerys travel, then questions Galen Weery on lumber business outlook while noting summer heat and pursuit of clues.
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Farnsworth
Gordon Kelly
Deery
Mildred Deery
Miss Deery
Eleath
Galen Weery
Mr. Deery
White Mountains
Atlanta Georgian
Georgia Mountains Hold Clue In Atlanta Journalist’s Hunt
Atlanta journalist Farnsworth travels to Pew Creek seeking missing Gordon Kelly. He interviews reclusive Georgia magnate Mr Deery and Mildred Deery, learns of a mountain bungalow, and strikes a bargain to share information in exchange for keeping Mildred’s name private. The tale closes with a plan to continue tomorrow.
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Georgia
White Mountains
Deery
Georgia Mountains
Farnsworth
Pew Creek
Noumaian
Atlanta
Gordon Kelly
Morning Wakeup Tricks From a Lively Family
Mrs Bottin recalls how a neighbor’s son Peter Sil er slept through alarms until his mother fixed a hole in the kitchen ceiling by nailing the attic cot over it. The trick spurred Peter to rise early, eventually earning higher wages.
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Joseph
Josey
Mrs. Bottin
Siler
Silers
Peter
Jealousy Flairs as New Manager At Café Enfant Impresses Head Waitress
In a cafe scene Louise the head waitress, a steady customer, and Marie discuss the new manager a college-appearing, handsome figure. Jealousy flares over imagined affections as Louise bristles at being called high brow while Marie dismisses the concern amid light banter and a dismissed appetite.
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Burt
Marie
Louise
Prizes Offered for Best Solution of “The Triple Tie”
The Georgian offers 250 dollars in prizes for solving the mystery tale “The Triple Tie.” Readers who read installments 21 and 22 and study author A. H. C. Mitchell’s final chapter will submit their closest version to three judges not connected to the paper. A top prize of 100 dollars awaits the best guess, with additional prizes totaling 250 dollars.
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A. H. C. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Household Tips On Making Aperhangers and Hair Tonic
Practical household hints cover heating water to boil before adding flour for aperhangers to avoid lumps, then simmering to the right consistency with resin for strength and oil of cloves or carbolic acid to prevent souring. Sage tea is touted as a hair tonic that can darken gray streaks, strong and scented with bay rum. Also notes on boiling new earthenware prior to use to harden brown kitchen ware by a ten minute boil in cold water before cooling and removing the ware.
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Neal Coffee Co
Nashville
Houston
Jacksonville
International News Service
Dery
United States
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William
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Gabe Case
Gabe
Abe
Brigham Young
Mr. Case
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Mr. Kelly
Marvel Co
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Randolph & CO. Patent Attorneys
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Beatrice Fairfax
Land of the
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Ygrees
Black Mountain
Andersonville
Brevard
Lake Toxaway
Saluda
Waynesville
Tryon
Flat Rock
Hot Springs
Outhern Railway
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