Letter from Atlanta Constitution criticizes political rings and picks candidates
The author laments reporters and political scheming in Georgia, praising General Gordon and endorsing John Temple Craven Camilla Underwood for offices. He denounces party rings, urges Cleveland to appoint deserving nonpoliticians, and warns of the corrupting grind of Washington appointments. He praises leaders like Lamar Black Blount and notes the need for virtuous public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youn
Chile
Cartersville
Gleveland
BkScom Myrick
John ‘Semple Craven
Camilla Underwood
Georgia
Myrick
Ulte
Cleveland
Clevelmud
John Temple faVe
Gordon Fa
Graves
Pat Onthorn
Senate
General Gordon
Gordon
Calhoun
John Temple Selit
Switzerland
Underwood
Lever
Havana
Cleves
Washington
Mr. Cleveland
Atlanta
Jayce
Ttiv
Ocala
Ociong
New York
Atlants
Mmyself
Low
Sheridan
Shakespeare
Lamar
Black
Blount
Urtier
Bint Ang
Avianta
Windmill Cry Mistaken for Help Voice Near Waterville
In a storm near Toler's ranch by Waterville Washington a number of residents heard a human voice crying for help. A search party scoured the area but found nothing and assumed a person perished in the snow. Days later the crying was heard again and revealed to be a creaking windmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toler
Waterville
Wash
Fashion and virtue tales from a bygone era narrate women’s roles
A long list of fashion, beauty, and social trends highlights in the 19th century press. It notes Greek dress, Hawaiian music tastes, female education milestones, vegetarian dislikes, and the taste for new fabrics, hats, and gowns. It mentions Miss Eilen Terry as an amateur photographer, the Maine Federation of Women's Clubs, and several women pioneers in dentistry and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Eilen Terry
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
Italy
Astor
New York
Queen Victoria
England
Justinian
Tentietta Herschfeld
Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery
Germany
Florence Nightingale
Buckinghamshire
Marguerite Gombert
Brussels
Belgium
Romans
Boston
ex-Eimpress
Princesa Margarethe
Olive Thorne Miller
Hags
Utah
California
London
Martha Jordan
Dallas
Texas
Dental Department of
Denver
Col.) University
Unberton
Gresham
Emily Faithfull
Frederick
Charlotte
Sophia
Victoria
Washington
Islands
Tropic
The Check System in English Restaurants
In English restaurants the customer pays through the waiter who bears responsibility for payment once orders reach him. The waiter deposits $10 to $25 with the proprietor at start and receives checks equal to order value. If orders exceed deposit he pays more. the customer pays at settling time and the waiter bears losses if the customer leaves without paying. Kitchen porters can impede the waiter by delaying dish delivery.
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A. H, Henderson
J. W
Henderson & Underwood
Cleveland, Ga
White
Logan & Son
Cleveland, Georgia
Timmy
Hillsdale
Clark, Bell & CO
Gainesville, Ga
Stearns
Ecstearns
New Or
Billarp
Lipstine & Human
Arlington Block
Post Office
Gainesville
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
The
State University
South
U. S. Army
Secretary of War
Binden
Testata
Cincinnati
Hygeia
Western Corset Company
ST. Louis
Isuy
Teducat
Iony
American Cash Register CO
Clinton St
Chicago
Cleveland High School
Albert Bell
Chas. W. Merritt
Cushman Iron Coi
Mind Works
Hearteke
Virginia
Hiowmond
Muller
Miller Garriage and Harness
St. Pauli Building
West 4Th Street
Ohio
Bloomington, III
Bloomington Mfg. CO
Parpane
Indianapolis Chemical CO
Madison Ave
Indianapoli Ing. Ind. Chee
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