Directory entry for city government and churches in Peach
Directory lists city officials aldermen and trustees, county education leaders, roads and revenues chairmen, and various church pastors with service times. It names Peach, Auraria, Cane Creek, Frotown, Nimblewill and Wahoola among local areas and includes Sunday school and prayer meeting schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H., Jones
W. J. Hightower
County Board OF Education
Ene Parks
W. T. Dowdy
D. Pierce
W. Caldwell
Rev
Hutelleson
Carl Shultz
John H. Moore
W. L. Ash
R.C. Meaders
T. F. Christian
PEACH
Auraria
W. A. Stutcheson
J. P. Cane Creek
Luther Justus
Fred Ash
N. Prumby
L. B. Hatfield
N. R. Chestatee
J. M. Wilkins
N. P. Davis
V. M. Wehuat
J. Yi
B.H. Higgins
N.pahlonega
Hl. C. Lovelace
N. P. Frotown
Dave White
N. P. Hightower
J. N. Satterfield
Jones’ Creek
M. H. Kendall
N. P. Martin’s Ford
A. M. Poore
J. P. J. A. Hollifield
N. P. Nimblewill
J. M. Calhoun
N. P. Porter Seer
B. Rickettsen
J. M. Duckett
J.P
J.P Shoal Creek—H. C. Burges
N. P. Wahoohoo
J. A. Abercrombie
J P
Bunyan Pierce
Wahoola
Jarrard
J.P. W
Head
N. J
Destruction of Counterfeit Plates and Bills At Treasury
A Washington dispatch reports the annual destruction of counterfeit money and related materials seized by the U S Secret Service. About 250000 in face value of bogus notes were destroyed along with plates dies and paraphernalia. Metals were melted and sold as junk.
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Treasury
Washington
Kansas City Star
United States Secret Service
Secret Service
Barge Engine Fails as Royal Arrival Fights to Reach Field
A comedic arrival at Rice Institute athletic field sees a towered barge with a royal cargo fail to reach the playing surface. The engine stalls near the west goal posts and requires two helpers to push, prompting Fire Commissioner Allie Anderson to quip that he must kick to avoid a touch down.
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Rise
Allie Anderson
Houston Post
Reporter Jim Leaves Paper to Study Ministry
A local column notes Jim has departed the newspaper to pursue religious studies. The city editor remarks he could not be a reporter and save his soul, reflecting on the callings within the press.
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Jim
Boston Transcript
No Backing Out Now From the Jack-o'-Lantern
A playful exchange about wishes and courage. The dialogue features a she and he discussing what they would wish for if given a chance. The line hints at bold confession and desire within a Halloween themed snippet from the Jack-o'-Lantern.
A Trained Lover May And So You Accepted That Young Postal Clerk
A brief dialogue depicts a postal clerk and a young woman in a playful exchange. The man asks a racy question and she recalls his quick movement to embrace, kiss, and hug, all set in a London Tit-Bits style vignette.
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London
A Date Puzzle From Willesden Clerk and Prisoner
A Willesden clerk, after reading a formal charge, ends with and on divers other dates and asks the prisoner if he has anything to say. The prisoner replies with a query asking what date divers dates refers to, creating a humorous moment.
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Willesden
England
Senator Harris Urges Record of Working Governance
Senator Harris defends his six years in the United States Senate and his focus on farmers workers and Georgia interests. He highlights committee roles, wartime service, veteran aid, immigration stance, and farm relief measures he shaped or supported. Endorsements from Hoke Smith and Farmers Union leader Charles Barrett back his reelection bid.
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Harris
United States Senate
Senate
House
Ap Propriasione
Aleo
Georgia
France
Mies
Anes
Tfalgo
Augusta
Durin
Committee On Immigration
Znarchery
Congress
Peek One Trust
Wall Street
Wilson
WM. J. Harris
Hoke Smith Sayat
Charlies
Barrett
Farmers’ Union
Cannibal Parasites in Nematodes Hint at Agricultural Role
Scientists study threadlike nemas small in size yet of big economic impact. Some nemas parasitize plants insects and animals while others are beneficial by attacking pests. The Department of Agriculture noted a parasite inside another nema with minute measurements and careful extraction.
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Department of Agriculture
England's Work Rule Affects Picture Brides to Australia
In England, many women bound for Australia to work as domestics face a rule requiring at least twelve months of work before marriage. The restriction dampens enthusiasm for picture brides and curbs early marriages in the new colonies.
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England
Australia
The Stinglest Man In Indignantapolis Friends Joke
An undated Indinapolis note describes a man nicknamed Pred famed for frugal ways meeting a friend near Pennsylvania and Washington streets. The friend jokes that Pred’s cigar is burning and the two share a friendly exchange.
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Hen and Duck Rivalry Sparks Flavor War
The British Duck Breeders Association reports a duck breed with eggs as delicately flavored as hen eggs. After years of work the strong flavor was bred out and the bird, once neglected commercially, is said to lay larger and more eggs under proper conditions. The association suggests the duck could push hens to improve.
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British Duck Breeders’ Association
Huntley Family Keeps Duxbury Clerk Line as Long Legacy
Mrs. Moertie Huntley Palmer, a justice of the peace, was elected town clerk of Duxbury Vermont, exactly 105 years after her great grandfather Calvin Huntley won the same office. The post has been held by Huntley family members for seventy eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moertie Huntley Palmer
Duxbury
Calvin Huntley
Huntley
Awful discoveries among ancient baths at Stanford
In a playful campus exchange from the Stanford Chaparral two archeologists argue over a find in the old baths. The first quips about an awful discovery while the second urges no lisp and implies a comic misunderstanding.
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Stanford Chaparral
Castor Oil Recalls as Family Remedy in Neighborhood Exchange
A neighbor notes Castor Oil as a trusted family remedy. She recalls using it for her children on schooldays when they wake up cranky, claiming they recover almost instantly after its mention. The exchange highlights its domestic use and perceived quick effect.
New Universe Allegedly Found in Sagittarius Sky
The Detroit News reports a faint luminous haze in Sagittarius as a distinct universe near the solar system. Dr. Harlow Shapley of Harvard and the Tarvard Observatory suggests light from this universe travels about 1,000,000 years to reach Earth, far beyond previously known star distances, with the object estimated six quintillion miles away.
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America
Harvard Observatory
Detroit News
Harlow Shapley
Tarvard Observatory
Earth
Fountain in Porcelain Superb Work of Art
The porcelain polar bear fountain presented by Denmark was erected in the Palace of Peace inner court in The Hague at the end of 1928. Created by Prof Arnold Krog at the Copenhagen porcelain factory, the sculpture took five years to complete and features polar bears seals and blue wave tiles, standing nine feet high and 120 feet in diameter.
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Palace of Peace
Hague
Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory
Arnold Krog
Copenhagen
Christian Science Monitor
King Joke Sparks Fire Helmet Gibe at Court Function
R. Morrison the Labour M. P. for North Totten ham recounts a court function remark by King on a level. Morrison joked that had he known the dresses and uniforms at the speaker's levee he would have borrowed a fireman's helmet.
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King
Jake
Morrison
George
R. CO. Morrison
Labor M. P
North Tottenham
Foresters Get Yale Prize Fund For Short Story Contest
Yale University announces a $2000 fund to establish the Charles Lathrop Pack foundation. The prize supports the best original short story on forestry topics for popular interest. Mr. Pack, president of the American Tree Association, has created similar funds at California, Washington, Michigan, and New York State College of Forestry Syracuse.
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Senate
Georgia
Peean
Peach
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
U. S. Geological Survey
Chemical Warfare Service
Filton
U. S. Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau
Atlanta
Federal Reserve System
Judge Seal
U. S. Debt Commission
Yale University
New Haven
Recalling a Bargain Benham dialogue glance
The snippet recalls a playful exchange about marriage and money. Mrs Benham questions the other’s claim of not being a poor man’s wife, and the response jokes about their future finances as snow falls in London Tit-Bits style.
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Benham
Changed Conditions
A humorous exchange between a wife and husband, a baseball fan, quoted by the Boston Transcript. The wife complains her husband no longer raves over her while he replies that a manager cannot compliment like a fan.
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Boston Transcript
For Sale Dahlonega House on Gooper Gap Road
City house and lot on Gooper Gap Road in Dahlonega five rooms and well located. Interested buyers should contact G. H. Riper at once for a bargain.
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Gooper Gap Road
Dahlonega
G. H. Riper
Lumpkin County voters urged to reelect state senator and elect reps
A collection of candidate announcements from Lumpkin County urging support for State Senate and General Assembly seats in the upcoming Democratic Primary on September 10 1924. The pledges emphasize prior service in the legislature a highway program and commitment to the county and state.
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Senate
State Senate
Lumpkin County
State Highway Department
Onaro R. Arnoyn
J. ¥. Proggr
General Assembly of
Georgia
General Assembly of Georgia
H. B. Surra
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