Disappearances and legal moves in early Georgia news
Georgia news notes Arthur McElhannan of Athens missing in Rome amid foul play fears. A petition for a new wet or dry election circulates in Whitfield County. Fayette County figure John W. Gray found guilty of illicit distillery in Atlanta. Augusta races for supreme court judges and a crematory stock move in Macon. Local auctions and jail escapes headline county events and a poultry parasitology bulletin closes the item.
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Arthur McElhannan
Athens
Rome
Whitfield County
Henry Parks
The
Central Railroad
Macon
Mississippi
John W. Gray
Fayette County
United States Court
Atlanta
Augusta
Supreme Court
Joseph Ganaht
M. P. Carroll
George J. Cox
Walton County
Aleck Cherry
Vineville
Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Thesday
M. Damour
Second Street
Gilmore
Ben L. Jones
James A. Kennedy
Athita
Will Ferver
Marietta
Fetzer
Greenville
Middle Georgia Baptist Minis
Centennial Association of the Baptist Church
Barnesville
Fellowship Church
Upson County
Henry Warells
LaGrange
Pennsylvania
Raymond Jackson
Will Johnson
W. O. Reeves
Georgetown
Johnson
Jackson
Quitman
Superior Court
W. J. Mecaslan
W. J. Mee
Pri DeKalb County
Decatur
Henry Adady
Holt
Sam Johnson
Henry Johnson
W. EF. Dovney
Ingleside
Chinaberries as food and fertilizer from old article
The piece notes chinaberries attract stock especially horses and mules. It cites a South Carolina Experiment Station analysis from April showing 16.5 percent moisture and 83.5 percent dry matter, with further breakdowns. It mentions potential hazards of continuous feeding and a wartime use for whisky. It also references Irish bank profits and a domestic drama of a physician returning home to a strained family and a sick patient, ending with a nurse arriving.
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South Caro Tit
Women’s Fashions and W symbol The Morse Household
A long era text discusses women's autumn wardrobes with notes on hats sleeves and fabrics. It cites Madame de Pompadour’s influence hair height fashion and lists trends like moire velvet trims, yellow hues, long sleeves and decorative jackets. It ends with a moral on industrious living and the value of honest work across ages.
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Madame de Pompadour
Happiness and Work in City and Country Life
Short essay argues happiness and work are intertwined and that genuine happiness stems from work. It notes people face work everywhere, in crowded cities and distant homes, and that fulfillment grows when work is pursued with purpose and balance.
Scratching Material for Winter Hen Care and Windbreak Planting
A poultry expert notes scratching material is vital for winter laying hens, valuing leaves and dry dirt over fruit corn for egg yield. Leaves depth of three to four inches warms the coop, blocks floor draughts, and keeps hens content and healthier when seed is scattered. Dry dirt aids moisture control. combining leaves and dirt reduces dampness and simplifies cleaning. For windbreaks, plant closely growing trees to form an effective shield.
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