Central of Georgia Freight Service Boost Acknowledged
Central Railway Shows improved service to shippers as a 400000 dollar reduction in loss and damage claims over two years is announced by President Winburn. He notes a dedicated freight handling department improves shipments, incentives cooperation from shippers, and marks progress toward lower costs and fewer delays.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Winburn
Central of Georgia
Prs
Roads
FOR A WORD By Wm. A. Percy
A poem asks how to name the depth of adoration and tenderness felt for a beloved figure. The speaker laments that no word suffices to convey the passion, describing desolation, eye contact, and the cooling, sweet affection that words fail to express.
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Wm. A. Percy
Tess
A Texas Wonder Advertises Kidney and Bladder Remedy
A Texas Wonder claims to help kidney and bladder troubles including gravel back pain rheumatism and irregularities. Sold by druggists or by mail for 1.25 with sworn testimonials available. Dr. E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis Mo markets the product with promise of cures from a small bottle.
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E. _W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Great Public Benefactor Defined in Historic Bread Lore
Fragmentary note ties Ching-Noung to early bread making from wheat and wine from rice around 1998 B.6. It mentions baking of gread as an ancient habit then a Rome era profession, with unclear dates and details. The passage reads as a scattered historical remark with dubious origin.
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Ching-Noung
Impeachment Threat Centered On Georgia Agriculture Chief
Atlanta reports thatSpeaker Stewart of Atkinson declares impeachment proceedings against Agriculture Commissioner A J Brown will begin in the Georgia House if the Senate does not accept a compromise on an investigation resolution. Stewart says he has evidence to convict Brown of theft perjury and lying and accuses the department of operating as a political machine while demanding a 60 day inquiry. Brown denounces Stewart as his chief political foe and says the charges stem from election disappointments.
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A. J. Brown
Georgia House of
Senate
House
Representative Stewart
Atkinson
Stewart
Brown
Department of Agriculture
Knight
Berrien
Mr. Stewart
Coffee County
Ir. Stewart
Farmers’ Union
Coffee
S.a
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims cure for deafness
An old advert promises to cure catarrhal deafness by constitutional remedy Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to affect mucous linings through blood contact and offers a $1000 reward for any untreatable case Circulars are free from Hall's Cheney Co Peoria and dealers.
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Hall
B. J. Cheney & CO
Pealada
Just What You Give by Margaret E Sangster
A reflective poem on how life mirrors our own actions and attitudes. The speaker asserts that happiness or hardship follows what one sows, urging readers to plant positivity to reap mirth and joy.
Perryman Eyes Solicitor General Campaign In Georgia
Talbot County legislator Perryman announces candidacy for solicitor general in a reform move aimed at overhauling the penal system. He backs abolishing the Prison Commission, creating a pardon board, and funding a penologist under a governor appointed volunteer board. The Chattahoochee Circuit includes Muscogee Harris Marion Taylor and Talbot Counties, one of the state's largest. Perryman has led House penitentiary investigations and signals active campaign preparations.
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Butt
Chattahoochee
Muscogee
Harris
Marion, Taylor
Talbot
Milledgeville
Hardwick
Arrests in Georgia tied to reformatory attack plot
Atlanta reports the arrest of J. A. Nolan in Milledgeville amid an investigation into the assault on the negro ward of the Trainin School for Boys. Police say a masked band planned future dynamite attacks. other members identified with more arrests expected soon while the building remains heavily guarded with machine gun protection.
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Milledgeville
J. A. Nolan
Trainin School
Nolan
Manson
Jesus Is the Name That Saves by the Cross
A devotional verse proclaims Jesus as the saving Name who can redeem a fallen land and lift a sinbound life. The speaker urges the heart to heed an angelic message and accept Christ for spiritual rebirth through the cross.
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Earth
Dross
Christ
Jesus
History of paper and wallpaper in early industry
The diary of Joseph Bun Gan recounts early paper making in France. Zuber of Alsace achieved continuous roll papermaking in 1829 and sold English rights for 5000 dollars. By 1850 wallpaper printing spread from Manchester imports. Reveillon’s Royal Manufactory in Reveilign sparked the 1789 French revolution after a rumor of harsh taxes, prompting a mob raid and his flight to London.
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Joseph Bun- Gan
Boston
France
Salso
Fning
Bumstea
Zuber
Alsace
Ropperswiller
Manchester
England
Royal” Manufactory
Reveilign
Reveillon
London
Caste Prejudice in India and Caste Mobility
The four main castes Brahmans Kshatriyas Vaisyas and Sudras map to priest warrior trader and artisan Yet caste shifts with occupations A rajah can be a Sudra and his cook a Brahman The Rajah is higher than his cook yet the Brahman cooks the Rajah’s meal and cannot eat with him Nor can daughters marry the Rajah Mixed marriages occur between neighboring castes and children inherit the lower caste in such unions
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India
Indian Vocal Music Distinct From Instruments
The Washington Star notes American Indian music is purely vocal with no instrument borrowing. Many songs lack words and use syllables to carry tones. A key feature is the absence of definite pitch, as each singer begins where their voice and mood allow.
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Washington Star
No Doubt About It Honeymooner at Hotel
A newlywed man declares for rooms during his honeymoon in a hotel lobby. The clerk confirms and asks for party size. The groom insists on a suite for himself and his wife, prompting a playful exchange about the term sweet.
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Mr. Newlywed
Deer Among the Penobscot Family At Matamagon
A tame deer at Matamagon on the Penobscot east branch visits the house and yard, sleeps near the woods, and follows a dog. It leaps through a window when needed, and is said to show affection by roaming with the dog it adores in daylight.
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Matamagon
Penobscot
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