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Train listing shows Macon Asheville and Atlanta Chattanooga routes with Pullman cars Nos 7 and 8 between Macon and Asheville and Nos 9 and 10 between Atlanta and Chattanooga. Details include chair cars on Macon-Atlanta connection, and names Gannon Culp and Hardwick with offices in Atlanta.
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Pullmay
Macon
Asheville
ePuchman
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Atlan
Union
Det
S.gannon
M. Culp
V-P
Mgr
M Bc Yashindom
S.h-Hardwic
Beal
Nehbownd
Brunswick Netsrest Reet Gul Loup
R. Everett
Jest
Wat
Baxley
Hazlehurst
Lumber City Seebaee
Helena
Mixster Np
Eastman
Te - Hawkin
Cochran
Flovilla
Bava “ McDonough
Mile U
Memphis
A. R. la Muasville
Tga i
BP Ik
Louis
Air Line
Cincinna Atl
Atinnin
V. Allanta
Feshingto
Risayesha
Warmington
Birmin
Soear
Annta St
Uee
Renee
Jovilla Seesawatas
Jlo Sal
Hawkey Ville
Heebner
Ie An Jena
Bar City
Everett
Wheeee
Brunswick
Pailman Steening
Heih and Atta
Hobwean
Cincinnati
Peera Sleepin Care
Eaetda
Aye Pena
Lovely Hypocrisy of Patti the Great Diva Arrives
A San Francisco dramatic writer recalls Patti’s arrival at the coast and in Salt Lake City praising the air as heaven while noting her stage entrance. The piece lauds her as a smiling radiant performer who wins crowd affection with genuine seeming emotion and rejects the notion of acting.
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San Francisco
Patti
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Jashiva
Mother’s beauty shines through a blind boy’s love
A blind boy asks how his mother looks and the father and surgeon explain that true beauty lies in the soul. The surgeon acknowledges the limits of human sight, while the boy declares his mother remains beautiful to him. They return to mother, who will always be beautiful in his eyes.
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New York World
Phi Beta Kappa Origins at William and Mary 1776
The first Greek letter society Phi Beta Kappa formed at William and Mary in 1776 with charter members including John Marshall and Bushrod Washington. Noted Virginians Spencer Roane John Brown Stephen Mason and William Short are cited among early members. The college pioneered elective study and student government honor systems with a restored building preserving its former size.
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Phi Beta Kappa
William and Mary
John Marshall
Bushrod Washington
Supreme Court
Spencer Roane
Virginia
John Brown
Stephen T. Mason
William Short
Spain
Elland
Elisha Parmalee
Massachusetts
Yale
Harvard
Chicago
Transvaal Boer Delights In Hearty Meat Jam Sandwich
A Chambers Journal note depicts the Transvaal Boer savoring a lavish snack: a coarse loaf slice smothered in jam with a row of sardines on top and sardine oil poured over. The piece treats it as a rare indulgence for the rougher classes, not a daily habit.
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Chambers’ Journal
Fish
A Detroit Journal pun ends with a wry remark about love and fish. A beautiful girl mourns a breakup and friends offer comfort while she quips that caught fish turn to lobsters, revealing a biting humor about vanity and expectation.
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Detroit Journal
Hanged onstage true tale of near death at Dublin theatre
Rich ard Hicks describes his fake execution during a stage scene at the Queen's theater in Dublin. He details the rope slipping and tightening, the lack of pain, the choking sensation, the tumultuous applause, a red sun and waterfall vision, and waking two days later in agony.
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Wide World
Richard Hicks
Queen’s Theater
Dublin
Achmet
Mr. Hicks
Conjured a Treaty in a Desert Magic Show
An 1830s peace negotiation with Arab sheiks at French HQ ends with magician Houdin producing cannon balls from a hat. The demonstration convinces the chiefs of French military prowess, leading them to sign the treaty and depart to spread word of the invaders’ magical power.
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Algeria
M. Houdin
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mexican Proverbs and the Healing Cough Remedy
A selection of Mexican proverbs highlights wit and wisdom on work risk and fate. The piece notes translations lose terseness and cites sayings about ventures pain and speech. It closes with praise for Chamberlain Cough Remedy and a local sale notice for J H Blackburn druggist.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Blackburn
World beer use described as vast lake by one estimate
A recent statement estimates global beer consumption would fill a lake three and three-quarters miles long, one mile wide and six feet deep. The lake’s value is put at 1.08 billion dollars.
Sunday habits clash with daily misdeeds
Beecher notes a paradox where men avoid shaving on Sunday yet spend the week shaving others reputations. He argues such hypocrisy reveals moral inconsistency and calls for self reflection.
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Beecher
Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic Sample Ad
A punchy sample touts Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic as cost free and highly versatile. It claims effectiveness for cuts burns eye inflamation sore throat and internal ailments like colic diarrhoea and flux.
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Dr. Tichenor
Quirky quotes and questions amuse a reader
A jumble of conversational lines features jokes about goats baths postage stamps and friendship. The dialogue touches on marriage hesitation loneliness and a humorous zoo remark in a light informal tone.
Pitt's Carminative Praised by Users for Teething Relief
E. H. Dorsey of Athens Georgia reports it as the best medicine used in his family. He notes it eases teething discomfort and satisfies mothers and fussy children with a few doses proving its value.
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Pitt
E. H. Dorsey
Athens
I Am Lost in Others Minds A Lamb Quote Fragment
A quote from Lamb expresses a preference for reading over thinking, claiming books think for him and that he has no repugnances toward authors like Shaftesbury or Jonathan Wild. The fragment reflects literary devotion and fascination with minds beyond his own.
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Shaftesbury
Jonathan Wild
Lamb
Try Allen's Foot-Ease for comfortable feet
Shake this powder into your shoes to soothe swollen nervous hot feet. It relieves smarting feet tight shoes corns and bunions and provides rest and comfort. Sold by druggists grocers shoe stores general stores everywhere price 25c trial package free Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy NY.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
There is emulation even in vice
An attribution to Eugene Sue hints at writers influencing each other through moral tales and sensational storytelling. The quote reflects literary comparison and the enduring reach of 19th century authors in shaping social critique.
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Vice
Eugene Sue
Virginia College for Young Ladies Opens in Roanoke
Roanoke Virginia announces the Virginia College for Young Ladies opening September 12 1899. The school offers a full course with European and American teachers, strong art and music programs, and students from twenty seven states. Magnificent ten acre campus with mountain scenery and healthful Valley of Virginia. Address the president Mattie P Harris for catalogs.
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Roanoke
Valley of Va
Mattie P. Harris
Virginia
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