Empire State Pyrites Company incorporation petition
Petitioners George A. Wood M K Phillips and Fred S Wilson seek to form Empire State Pyrites Company as a Georgia corporation for twenty years with principal office in Carrollton. Authorized capital is 100000 dollars, up to 500000 with 10 percent paid in. Aims include mining pyrites and related activities, owning land, buying and selling minerals, manufacturing mining machinery, and owning stock in other firms. They request rights to sue, seal, bylaws, real and personal property, notes, mortgages, and amendments to charter by majority stock vote. Filed by Watskins Latimer on Oct 10.
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Carrollton
State of
Georgia
Home and Heaven as the Soul’s True Home
A reflective meditation on the comfort of home, earthly ties, and the heavenly home. The piece blends devotional quotes with musings on family, memory, and the eternal home where angels and loved ones dwell, ending in praise to the Redeemer.
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John
Paine
Causes of Stomach Troubles and Remedy Mentioned
The notice cites sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication constipation a torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and unsuitable meals as causes. It advises correcting habits and taking Chamberlains Tablets with a remedy offered by Red Cross Drug Store.
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Red Cross Drug Store
Empire State Pyrites Company Charter Application
J W Stone clerk certifies that the preceding is a true copy of the application for charter of Empire State Pyrites Company on file in Carroll Superior Court Georgia. Official signature and seal dated June 10 1913.
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Georgia
Carroll County
J. W. Stone
Said County
Empire State Pyrites Company
Unclear Moral Verses From Old Poem Fragments
Fragmentary quoted verses attributed to George Eliot and others express themes of charity envy and internal reward. The text includes stylized lines urging kindness strength and benevolence with broken spellings and mixed attributions.
Meditations of Marcus Aurelius Selections
The text reflects Stoic maxims on providence action as last, time spent learning, and upright conduct. It notes the universe as change and life as shaped by thoughts, beauty arising from itself, and praise bearing no intrinsic value. The passages urge inner steadiness and purposeful living.
Whistle and I’ll Come to You My Lad Ballad Fragment
Fragmentary verse recounts a courting scene in Scots dialect with lines about whistling to summon a lover. The speaker urges secrecy and discreet glances, promising steadfast affection while urging mutual restraint. The fragment preserves named stylistic phrases and rural social settings.
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Father
Mither
A Patriot's Wish by John Paul Jones
John Paul Jones expresses deep gratitude for Congress approval of his past conduct and vows to serve America earnestly. He frames his ongoing dedication as a higher honor than royal pageantry and as a means to help secure the nation’s independence.
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America
Congress
Ameriea
John Paul Jones
Truth and children speech early in life quote
The passage discusses truthfulness as a developing trait, noting young children utter thought aloud without true falsehood. It explains their early talk blends affirmation and negation, and that children may answer erroneously when questions elicit incomplete understanding. The text also considers dreams blending with remembered experiences in early imagination.
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Jean Paul Richter
You Can Move On The First Of The Month
A mixed collage of jokes and quips from various periodical snippets. The narrator notes humorous lines about moving, taxes, courtship, and daily foibles, with characters like Mrs Crosslets and Miss She Gretti cited among light satire and social observations. The piece captures a city newspaper mood with brief witticisms and cartoonish dialogue.
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