Learn to Live by Victor Hugo
The quote contrasts existence with living praising conscience and ideals. It emphasizes justice truth devotion probity sincerity and the ability to act rightly. It frames life as understanding smiling at the present and seeing beyond future walls through conscience and purpose.
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iLife
Victor Hugo
No Fun at All in a Fractured Dialogue
Fragmented and garbled excerpts from a Cleveland Plain Center article show a humorous interlude with misheard phrases and tangled quotes. The text includes a mock exchange about plans, travel, and weather, ending with a surreal note on wealth and danger.
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Cleveland Plain Center
Vorter's Antiseptic Healing Oil Ad Promises Quick Cure
An old fashioned advertisement for Vorter's Antiseptic Healing Oil from Hotel Ansley and agents promotes relief and healing of long standing sores. It claims the product relieves pain as it heals, with prices of 25, 50, and 1.00 dollars.
Woman Recovers From Nervous Breakdown Promoted by Miles Nervine
An impoverished reader recounts a long battle with nervous prostration, crediting Dr. Miles Nervine after two bottles produced a full recovery. The testimonial urges others with loss of appetite, poor digestion, weakness, or insomnia to try the remedy, noting the return policy and Miles Medical of Elkhart Indiana.
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Anna Kounz
Ai Mechanic
Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Nervine
Miles Medical
Elkhart
Ind
Georgia farmers urged to prove value of livestock breeding
The College of Agriculture presents figures showing livestock profitability. A Percheron mare and a registered Percheron stallion contributed to farm work and breeding value, while a Holstein cow with descendants yielded high gross income. A Jersey cow showed strong profit, beef cows produced calves sold at a good price, and hog cholera prevention saved hundreds of hogs valued near thousands of dollars.
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College of Agriculture
Georgia
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Holsteins for Southern Dairies A Pure Bred Jersey Cow Analysis
An analysis from Athens examines a pure bred Jersey cow bred to a Holstein bull. Five year old dam produced 4,633.1 pounds of milk valued at 165.79, with feed costs 40.22 and a milk value net of 126.81. A two year old heifer sired by a registered Holstein bull yielded 6,742.4 pounds of milk valued at 235.20, net of feed 177.43, and butter value 105.87 at 30 cents per pound. The study discusses feed costs, fat tests, butter yields, and notes crossbreeding can raise milk flow but warns against indiscriminate crossing.
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Athens
Isbor
Jersey
Sla
Results From Cotton Department Work At College
A college cotton department reports strong industry gains with graduates entering warehousing and breeding roles. Sunbeam cotton bred here resists anthracnose and now spans 71 counties with 6000 acres planted in 1913, saving farmers about 20000 annually. Experiments compare legume plow under uses to manure, and optimize plant spacing and fertilizer to boost seed cotton yields significantly.
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College of Agriculture
Farmers Institute to Tour Georgia This Summer
The Georgia State College of Agriculture will run three teams across June July and August delivering farm lectures statewide. Lecturers will discuss practical topics to aid local farmers and invite questions. One farmer reported saving 700 dollars after a prior talk, underscoring the program’s value.
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State College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Georgia
South Georgia
Farmers Institute
Hotel Ansley Opens in Atlanta Fireproof Luxury
The new million dollar Hotel Ansley opens in Atlanta on Monday June 23 at Forsyth and James streets opposite the Candler Building. Authorities hail it as the ultima Thule of elegance and safety with thorough fireproofing and top quality furnishings and appointments throughout.
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Ansley
Atlanta
Forsyth and
James Streets
Candler
Piedmont
Ansley Hotel Ansley Luxuries Promoted In elaborate Georgia feature
The article extols the Ansley Hotel as a model of luxury without extravagance. It highlights a modern kitchen, air conditioning, and sanitation features, plus a grand convention hall for 600. It describes lavish lobby murals, dining rooms, and a gallery of historical and state-themed tapestries and paintings by Leber Bros and Rome studios.
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Atlanta
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Louisville
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