Guests at Dr Hardman’s Home Discuss State Plans
A delegation of invited newspaper men visited Governor-elect Dr. Hardman at his Chattanooga home to discuss the proposed registration program and state reforms. They noted talks on consolidating duplicating agencies, leveraging Georgia property along the Western and Atlantic Railroad for development, and modernizing the state road system with businesslike management while preparing Hardman’s inaugural address.
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Georgia
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Western and Atlantic Railroad
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Man Wanted in The Southern Underwriter Ad
A quirky repro reproduces a job notice seeking a man for hard work and rapid promotion. The applicant must be neat, quick, cheerful, and able to follow instructions without endangering others. Ambition is the only limit on tasks or workload.
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Jooks
Ayman
Signing the Constitution Bancroft Commentary
Historian Bancroft notes the maverick tone of the framers in signing the proposed Constitution amid divided delegations. He reflects on doubts about features and provisions, praising the courage shown to proceed despite uncertainties.
Market in Churchyard Twere 20d in St Pan's London
Fragmentary note reports a churchyard market with tiny coin value and references to cathedral clergy. The readable words imply a historical price and religious setting in London, but the full event or context remains unclear.
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St. Pan's
Batonton to fete Georgia editors at Putnam luncheon
Batonton voters and Putnam county committee plan a special luncheon to honor Georgia editors during the Georgia Press Association annual convention in Batonton in August. The Putnam County Products Luncheon Committee aims to leave a lasting impression at Phoenix High School, site of Joel Chandler Harris’s early work, with civic and religious groups backing the event for a colorful, successful gathering.
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Hatonton Messenger
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Georgia Baptist Young People union to convene in Grange
Atlanta June 6 The annual convention of the Georgia Baptist Young People union will be held at Grange June 14 16. About 4500 attendees expected from across the state. Key topics include making religion vital in youths lives and evaluating current activity programs. Notable speakers include Judge Cea Dr Hill Dr C W Daniel and Trousse D Newton among others from Atlanta and beyond.
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Suhrie Chosen Head at Georgia State College for Women
Milledgeville Ga June 4 At a Saturday night board meeting the Georgia State College for Women directors accepted A L Suhrie of New York University as head of the education department He holds a bachelor degree from Stetson University and earned an LBD AM and PhD from Pennsylvania and did graduate work at the University of Chicago and Columbia College
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Americus Woman Attacked In Her Home
Americus residents report another early morning attack on Miss Estelle Scott a young Americus woman. An intruder rendered her unconscious with ether or chloroform and fled. Investigators seek fingerprints from floor windows and the victim’s dress and bed for evidence. Miss Scott sustained minor bruises on arms shoulders and face but was not seriously injured.
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Misa Estelle Scott
Miss Scott
Peach Suan Now Is Much Brighter
The peach outlook for Georgia growers is brighter than in years past. Officials report no overabundance of Early Rose and Carmen varieties, with an expected crop under 45,000 carloads. Demand should be strong and prices favorable, reducing competition from other states.
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Georgia
Record Cold Spell Hits Miles City in 1888
A historical note records the United States’ lowest temperature at Miles City Montana on January 1888 with five degrees below zero. The fragment notes the extreme cold event and location, highlighting Miles City as the site of the record.
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United States
Miles City
Monty Jumry
Girl Injured In Albany Highway Auto Crash
A car carrying Miss Miller and party returning from Allan graduation struck a telephone pole after a hit and run truck forced it to the right. Miss Miller 15 and Eliza Miller suffered broken limbs and serious injuries. Injured passengers were rushed to Blatng hospital by M A Cornelius of Salina Texas. driver of the truck remained unidentified. Police notified Albany authorities and other points.
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Eliza
B. Ontohy
Wasseriouane
SAN
Albany
Swamesi Jackson
M. ‘A. Cornelius
Salina
Texas
Brother and Sister Drown Trying to Save Each Other
Clasping each other in a desperate rescue, Louise and George Nunn, ages 16 and 12, drowned near Carter Grove in Clarke County. Their father, George P Nunn, reported the two children were bathing at the mill pond when George slipped underwater. Louise tried to save him, pulled him out, but could not escape the deep water herself. The brother then went back to help, but they perished together in the deep part of the pond.
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George Nunn
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Life's decline after forty echoes in a man’s aging
Between forty and sixty the author notes men face life’s stern test. Few reform after forty, governors grant fewer pardons as men pass forty five. Drunkenness and marriage storms intensify around this age while the heart remains the soul’s sea level, shaping one’s habitual thoughts.
Information booth rises in Atlanta city center
A young woman runs a new information booth near the Peachtree entrance of the Peachtree Arcade. The booth offers broad access to city questions for residents and visitors, while the Arcade also introduces steel automation parcel chocking stands and a central post office facility.
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