Home Port Message From Central of Georgia Railway
The Central of Georgia Railway expresses Christmas greetings and pledges to speed travelers homeward safely. The note emphasizes duty to the public, safety first, and efficient passenger service during the Yuletide season. It invites patrons to trust the railroad for a comfortable journey back to family and home.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Atlanta Realtor Takes Own Life
Prominent Atlanta realtor B T Watkins died from a self inflicted gunshot in his office. A coroner's jury found he faced financial strain and health problems before the act. He is survived by his wife a son Benjamin Jr mother and siblings. He belonged to several clubs and St Marks Methodist Church.
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T Watkins
Watkins
Phelan
Wetlire
Heath
Nanjamin Jr
Hosry Grady
Mr. Watkins
Monroe
Winder
Walter Watkins
Clare Watkins
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors now recommend Calotabs for quick relief from colds flu and sore throat. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water cleanse the system by morning and restore appetite. Family package 85 cents. Also ads note planting and garden decor services for porches and trellises.
Revenue bill passes house amid fights over surtax limits
Edward W. Pickard reports the Ways and Means Committee’s revenue bill advancing in the House with Democrats and Republican insurgents contesting surtax reductions to a 20 percent cap and opposing higher exemptions. Senate debates Prohibition, World Court, and debt settlements. hearings include Admiral Billard on coast guard progress against rum running and Mitchell’s court martial.
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Edward W. Pickard
la Follette Bunch
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Mary Norton
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Ilinois
Green
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Wilbur
Review Lessons From Paul The Missionary In Sunday School
The December 27 review outlines Paul's life and teachings as a study guide for Sunday school. It covers his missions from Athens to Rome, his courage amid opposition, and key themes like faith, prayer, and the gospel's spread through the Spirit.
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Rome
Lord Jesus Christ
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God
Our Thanks Our Thanks For Mercies Sought And Received
The line reflects a devout wish for gratitude parallel to prayers for mercy. It emphasizes balanced devotion, urging heartfelt thanks for blessings already granted alongside requests for future aid.
Must Enjoy Work No one who does not enjoy work canny enjoy anything else
The remark states that enjoyment of work is essential to any other happiness. It reflects a Scottish phrasing emphasizing that those who dislike labor miss broader fulfillment.
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William Mitchell
Mitchell
John W. Weeka
Allen Gullion
Sistant
Guillen
Intic
Hayma
Faithful in little, faithful in much proverb
A terse reflection on fidelity noting that those who show faithfulness in small matters will be trusted with larger duties. The saying emphasizes consistency and trustworthiness across scales.
Hanta Claus on Wings
A snowy holiday scene follows Boyd Wisner awaiting Willis Thorne and Muriel Lane as a storm blocks travel. Muriel calls from the phone to confirm her engagement, and Boyd hopes for reunions and a bright, if suspenseful, Christmas.
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Boyd Wiener
Mayville
Boyd
Nettle
France
Willis Thorne
Muriel Lane
Muriel
Boyd Wisner
Mise Lane
Thorne
Old Roman Alphabet Gave Rise To W
The article notes that ancient Rome lacked the letter U and used V for the sound. From this, the double V or W emerged. It says the practice of carving frequently uses the old Roman alphabet.
Modern science refutes old saying on silk purse creation
A garbled report declares that a chemist can craft a beautiful bag from farmed ears or a slaughter house waste, challenging the adage that a silk purse cannot be made from a sow's ear.
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