Lumpkin County Public Notice of Property Sales in September 1921
Auction notices list multiple parcels in Lumpkin County Georgia including lots 785 and 784 in the 5th District and 1st Section totaling about 80 acres, lot 482 in the 12th District, and a 1920 Ford Roadster. Also included is a half acre parcel on Park Street in PALES RAEI within the 2nd District. Pending fi fa executions from Justices Court and a superior court action foreclosing a chattel mortgage are cited. Sales set for the first Tuesday in September 1921 at the courthouse door.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Said
John A. Crane
Justices Court
G. M
W. H. Satterfield
W.H. Lance
T. Y. Barnes
Homer Edwards
W. H. Lance
Levy
Clifford
Dillard Reese
A. B. Keith
Superior Court
Pales Raeikin County
Park Street
Parktreet
R. M. Bryson
B A. Craig
O. J. Jar
Bank of Lumpkin County
C. J. Jarrard Levy
W. T.C. Head
Une
Agents Wanted For City Trade In Dahlonega
Advertisement seeking male or female agents to sell J. R. Watkins products including Watkins Cocoanut Oil Shampoo and Garda Face Powder. No experience needed. offers free samples and details. Mail to The J. R. Watkins Co. 67 Memphis, Penn.
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Dahlonega
J. R. Watkins Proayeks
Watkins Cocoanuta E Il
Garda
J. R. Watkins O
Memphis
Penn
Hoard of Offers Promises Farm Product Credit Sale
Ambiguous ad copy promises farmers direct sales of 187 products on credit. Mentions Johns Hopkins style but lacks clear details. Source text is fragmented with mis-typed phrases and garbled names, referencing Wilkins Co and a Minnesota department.
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Wikins Co
Td Winons
Minn
One Meal a Day in the Congo Native Life
In the Congo region natives reportedly eat one daily meal after sunset. The man provides meat or fish while the woman prepares the hut and gardens vegetables. Bananas peanuts sugar cane plantains and native bread supplement hunger on long marches.
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Congo
Upper Congo
Lower Congo
Weather Warnings From Telegraph Lines
Trained cars and telegraph wires are described as weather prophets predicting 24 to 86 hours ahead by pitch and tone. High shrill notes foretell brief heavy rain or snow, deep hum indicate brief light rain, buzzing tones signal change, and mid tones suggest longer damp spell.
John Wesley's spectacles travel through notable hands
Bishop Charles Wesley Burns of Helena Montana owns John Wesley's eyeglasses once worn by the founder of Baptism. Wesley reportedly used them until receiving second sight and gifted them to Mrs. Hester Ann Rogers. After Rogers's death the glasses passed to a servant, then Rev. Henry Laugher, were brought to America by Dr. Stevenson, and later owned by Miss M. E. Paugher before Burns.
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Charles Wesley Burns
Helena
Mont
John Wesley
Burns
Wesley
Hester Ann Rogers
America
Stevenson
England
M. E. Paugher
Bishop Burns
Do you realize that the motorist you are shaking your fist at
A Birmingham Age-Herald report quotes a pedestrian reacting to a confrontation with a champion pugilist. The exchange questions violence against a driver and highlights the unexpected strength and size of the alleged boxer as the pedestrian brushes dust from his clothes and voices righteous wrath.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Sympathy to the principal on the greens carpet
A school principal faces a board meeting amid anger from teachers and pupils while the so called black sheep of the building offers an odd coping answer. He says a square meal before going to the carpet leaves him satisfied and unfazed by critics. The remark is cited from the Indianapolis News.
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Indianapolis News
Birthday Party Scuffle Report In Home Fight
Interview notes recount a birthday occasion where Jimmie claims to have fought three times with Bill Smith downstairs, asserting he defeated Smith each time. The tone preserves a casual family scene with no further context or consequences detailed.
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Jimmie
Bill Smith
Scientists Identify Contagious Agent Behind Ordinary Warts
Doctors Wile and Kingery report that ordinary warts are caused by a specific infectious agent unlike most bacteria. Ground wart material passed through a fine filter produced infective filtrate that, when injected, caused new warts in recipients within four to eight weeks, demonstrating contagion and propotion to crop.
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Wile and Kingery
Journal of the American Medical Association
Science Wins Air Secret
Popular Mechanics reports scientists in a Pittsburgh steel mill have uncovered the heat treatment method used on aluminum alloy frames in rigid dirigibles. They published the proper temperatures and times, claiming a superior alloy as the outcome compared to the German method.
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Germain
Pittsburgh
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Mascot Cornelius Vargas Named Guayama Postmaster
President Harding nominated and the senate confirmed Cornelius D Vargas as postmaster at Guayama Porto Rico. A romance linked to the Spanish American War era surfaced as Vargas, adopted by Fourth Ohio infantry, later rose from Ohio Senate education funds to a Columbus post office role and finally returned home to lead Guayama's postal service. />
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Cornelius D. Vargas
Harding
Senate
Guayama
Porto Rico
Fourth Ohio Infantry
Vargas
Ohio
Ohio State Senate
Columbus
Argonaut
Smallest cows in South Seas spark milk joke
A humorous clip from Harper's Magazine notes the smallest cows in the South Seas averaging around 150 pounds, prompting a punchline about condensed milk.
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Augustus Linking
Sunville
Ala
Fumkins
South Seas
Harper’s Magazine
Growth of New Yorks Telephone System Reaches Milestones
The city aims for one million telephones by year’s end as 154000 phones and half a million miles of wire have been added in 15 months. There are 101 central offices and 620 new switchboard posts, with 4225000 calls daily and a peak of 1 million calls in an hour. Sixty thousand plus women operate the lines.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Pullman Company
Childish Debate at Dry City Kinder Party Ends With Papa’s Beer
In a closing day kindergarten party in a dry city, two boys argued over favorites. One proclaimed beer and whisky as his top choices, while the other claimed his father could make beer, ending the playful dispute with a cheeky claim of parental brewing.
Obesity Cured in Russia Says Doctor Sokolov
A Petrograd University professor writes in the Lancet that Bolshevik rule cured obesity and chronic catarrh in many, noting 300 patients with only nine suffering heart dilation from obesity. He claims the change stems from abolition of idleness and cites four profiteers among the affected.
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Russia
Boris Sokolov
University of Petrograd
Lancet
London
Petrograd
Brain Twister in Town Seeks Time Hint
A mysterious puzzle line reads in a town paper. The quizmaker challenges a faithful assistant with a cryptic prompt about time and local habits. The fragment hints at a riddle set in a place that has been slow to save.
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