Free Georgia scholarships offered by Southern Shorthand University
The Southern Shorthand and Business University of Atlanta announces 145 $50 scholarships to Georgia residents. Counties must submit names and addresses and bring one paying pupil by January 15 1908. The top county winner gets a free scholarship, others gain half rates. extra pupils earn commissions.
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Southern
Business University
South
The
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Atlanta
State of
Georgia
Southern Shorthand
Sach
Evey County
A. C Briscoe
L. W. Arnold
Atlanta Ga
Telling Fortunes and Teacup Folklore In a Humorous Excerpt
A fragment collection includes cha rts on tea leaf reading with lines about leaves forming fortunes. It also shares short humor, including a Virginia anecdote on family longevity and a tale from a Canadian telegraph office about steam powering engines.
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Reman
Family Secrets And Wood Preservation Forecasts
A Sunday infant class lesson on disobedience leads to a jest about couples. Uncle Sam funds experiments on creosote oil to preserve timber and extend wood life, projecting huge savings. An exchange notes wheat harvest could supply eight bushels per person, with expectations of a square deal in distribution for men with large incomes.
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Florence
Uncle Sam
Woes of Suburbanites Echoed in Train Tale
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note recounts a commuter rush to the Willson line. A woman asks about arrival times as a conductor clarifies schedules. The skit contrasts city bustle with outskirts life, ending with a roadside joke about timetable delays.
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Heights
Willson
Laura
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Rye Beach Tale of Yellow Legs and Temper
A New England man recounts an odd incident at Rye Beach where he mistook yellow legs for game and fired. He explains the lesson on self control and temper, noting how unchecked anger harms the person inside. The piece quotes Chicago News advice on mastering the art of not hearing.
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New England
Rye Beach
Chicago
Spoiling a Good Speech by a Humorous Irish Serjeant
In reminiscences The Inner and Middle Temple Mr Bellot recalls Lord Coleridge arguing for women’s rights. Serjeant Dowse rebutted with a quick witticism, gently undercutting the speech and provoking amusement among the audience.
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Mr. Bellot
Inner and Middle Temple
Lord Coleridge
Dowse
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