Probate notices and guardian actions in Carroll County
Carrollton Georgia January 4 1912 notices probate of the last will and estate administration guardianship and year's support for residents of Carroll County Georgia including J A McDonald seeking probate of Mrs H J Downs estate and H J Bates guardianship of Clifton and Bennett Bates plus administration for Geo H West and C S Rhudy with dates set for February term 1912 and notices to heirs and creditors with a Frost Proof cabbage plants promotion at the end.
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Georgia
Carroll County
J. A. McDonald
H. J. Downs
Bnd County
Aaid County
B. M. Long
B. C. Bass
Geo
H. West
G. H. West
H. M. Long
C. Baston
West
W. 3. Millican
H. J. Bates
Clifton
Bennett Bates
Appleton L. Bates
W. J. Millican
Carroll
Annis Bell Kelley
J. W. Kelley
Georgis
Rhudy
C. 5
Tate
C. S. Rhudy
C S. Rhudy
Elephant Parade Trick Ends in Father’s Jest
A four and a half year old boy provokes his father with a ruse to look out for a parade. The father’s patience breaks as the child nudges him toward the window to see the elephant in the supposed parade.
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Fatner
Worhert
Ind
Metropolitan Magazine
Tubercle Precautions and Testing for Cattle
Farmers advised to whitewash all stables where tubercle bacilli existed twice in six months and to tuberculin test remaining cattle again in six months to see if infection persists. Emphasizes careful cattle buying to avoid dishonest sellers and further spread of disease.
Money to loan on Carroll county farm land
Advertises a 250000 loan in Carroll County for first class improved farm land repayable in five annual installments. Promoter contact L Z Dorsett at the Roop Building Carrollton Ga. Also a notice to debtors and creditors for H G Hagan estate Bowdon Ga with January 2, 1912 date.
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Carroll County
L. Z. Dorsett
Roop
Carrollton
Georgia
H. G. Hagan
Emid County
E. Hagan
Bowdon, Gu
War Time Coffee Mix From the Ideal Grocer
The piece describes a Civil War era coffee substitute called Best Java mix using one pound of rye and three pounds of rye chilled grains washed and roasted separately. It explains roasting, grinding, and packing in airtight containers and notes an essence of coffee made from molasses boiled to a powder mixed with ground Java coffee.
Apple Orchards in New England for Old Age Income
The Boston Globe quotes a New England fruit exhibit speaker who argues eastern farms can grow abundant apples. He says ten acres of orchard after years provide steady income and urges development of orchards for wealth, citing suitable soil market and climate in the region.
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New England
Boston Globe
Horticultural Hall
Laugh Earned Reward Joke Writer Ike Skribbs Marriage
Cleve land Plain Dealer reports on Ike Skribbs, a joke writer, whose marriage is discussed around remarks about his wife. The piece notes that his choice was influenced by her merry laugh rather than outward beauty and hints at the public perception of his decision.
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Ike Skribbs
Hera
Skribbs
Cleveyland Plain Dealer
Feeding the Children Schedule by Dr E M Sill
A proposed daily diet plan for children by Dr. E M Sill includes meals at 7 8 am 10 am 12 1 pm and 6 7 pm with cereals milk eggs meat frequent vegetables and desserts. The regimen suggests portions by age and offers variety like fish lamb chops beans and baked beans plus fruit and milk in each meal.
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E. M. Sill
New York
Lost and Found广告妙用讥讽
editor and Smiles trade quips about an advert leading to a bracelet’s return. the wife lost the bracelet Monday advertised Tuesday and found it Wednesday in the dressing table drawer, proving advertising’s effect to the editor.
Gilbert and Burnand Joke At Dinner Table
The rivals Gilbert of Punch and Burnand meet at a dinner where table talk runs lively. A host splits them at opposite ends to curb wit as Gilbert keeps the room laughing. Burnand laments and Gilbert quips about funny stories that never appear in Punch.
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Gilbert
Punch
F. C. Burnand
Burnand
Office Boy Whistles Back at Boss
A comic exchange where the office boy tells the boss he isn’t being paid for whistling, and the boss protests the noise while the boy insists he’s not charging for it.
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the Bose
Seeing Stars The Illusion After a Blow to the Head
Harper's Weekly notes that a head or eye impact often causes light or star like hallucinations due to eye compression and a reflex from the ear. It explains vertigo follows semicircular canal disturbance, blurring vision and misperception, and urges examining the outer ear and inner ear mechanisms in diagnosis.
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Harper’s Weekly
John Law and the Mississippi Bubble
The Mississippi scheme built by John Law in early 18th century France fueled a vast get rich quick bubble. Law, a Scottish promoter, rose to power with the regent Duke of Orleans and secured a state bank and monopoly over France’s trade from the Cape of Good Hope to Asia.
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Mississippi
France
John Law
Louis XV
Philip
Orleans
Law
Edinburgh
Fingland
Continent
Paris
Duke of Orleans
Mississippi Company
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Persia
India
China
Japan
Strait of Magellan
Prevention Not Better Then Care
Colonel Scotchem, weary after a hard retreat, plans forty winks. His servant Mac reassures him a false alarm caused by a “wee mousse.” The colonel learns a shot silences the threat, a grim punchline to a night of fatigue.
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Scott
Mac
The Broken Sown Foot Condition Explained
The article explains flat foot as a ligament and muscle failure in the foot that spreads the arch and causes pain. Heavier, onfoot workers suffer more, with early adults at risk. Nursing and service occupations may require changing careers as the condition progresses.
Remarkable Maple Tree House in Ratibor Germany
A maple on the Oder bank in Ratibor Silesia Germany has been trained into a tree house over more than a century. A staircase leads to a ground level, with two woven floors forming circular rooms each lit by eight windows. The living tree remains healthy and is kept trimmed around the interior walls.
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Germany
Oder
Ratibor
Silesia
Harper’s
Camp Washington Circus Umpire Breaks Up Drunken Ring Stunt
Patrolman Grampke stopped a drunken ring prank during a Camp Washington circus performance. He dragged the performer from the ring and beat him before co workers separated them, insisting the stunt was a joke. The Commercial House notes the disruption and its fallout.
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Camp
Washington
Grampkre
Grampke
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