Forsyth County land for rent or sale near Gainesville
88 acres in Forsyth County 12 miles east of Cumming and 12 miles west of Gainesville Ga with a five bedroom house and outbuildings on Paulie Road near Churab and Selion Will rent if not sold soon Address P M Garser Buford Ga Georgia Lumpkin County Mrs Winnie Early seeks year’s support from the estate of Ho M Early deceased Appraisers have filed their return all interested parties must show cause before the Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary on first Monday in September 1998 why the application should not be granted This Sunday of August 1998 W B Towrxsexn Ordinary
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Forsyth County
Cumming
Gainesville
Paulie Road
Churab
Selion
Deranteok
P. M. Garser
Buford
Georgia
Lumpkin County
Winnie Early
Ho M
Court of Ordinary
W. DB
Application for Year's Support in County Court
Mrs. Wimpy applies for a year's support from the estate of F. Wimpy deceased. Appraisers filed their return. all parties must appear before the Ordinary Court on the first Monday in September to show cause why the support should not be granted. Dated August 8, 1426.
Argentine youth reformer runs hair cutting discipline
Jose Ama tuzzo, on leave from the Y M C A and acting as a reform official, heads 850 Argentine youths in a program away from chain gangs. He emphasizes self planning, personal rapport, and hair shaving as a corrective measure, while avoiding punishment and whipping.
Health and Progress in American History Study
The American Historical Association commissions Dr. Richard H. Shryack to study how health influenced American progress over two centuries. Endowed by a $50,000 Beveridge memorial fund, the project analyzes health status against social background with focus on epidemics and medical practices. The work appears as a summer research effort by scholars in Washington and Philadelphia.
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Washington
Isbel
American Historical Association
Richard H. Shryack
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Medmientino
Mene
Doctor Suryack
Pirates and a Chilean church bell from a wrecked ship
A traveler finds a church bell on Chile’s coast bearing the inscription Fifteen men on the dead man’s chest. The bell is traced to a ship wrecked in 1722, a peak pirate era as West Indies piracy drew attention.
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Caribbean
Chilean
West Indies
Vuacelfie
Odd Rain Rituals Across Nations
Across many countries communities perform unusual drought ending rites. In China a dragon god is paraded and struck for rain denial. In Delagoa mothers with twins carry a crake around fields while children perform tasks. In Yugo Slavia a girl named Dedota dressed in grass and flowers leads villagers stopping at homes to receive water as rain is proclaimed coming.
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Delagoa
Yugo-Slavia
Dedota
Traveling Stones in Nevada Roll Toward a Center
In Nevada a region of level terrain hosts small stones from pea size to 6 inches that roll toward a common center when within a few feet of one another. A released stone travels 344 feet to join ten companions, gathering in basins at the bottom of barren basins. The stones’ movement is likely due to the magnetic material composing them, believed to be iron ore.
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Nevada
Ogee
Is She Died Question From The Grandmother Tale
A young boy receives a quarter from his grandmother who visits him but leaves before night. He overhears talk of a large sum when the old lady becomes insane and asks, with earnest wonder, if she died. The scene centers on a fragile family moment and a child’s perception of money and death.
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Ely
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Volta Prize Fame and Bell’s Benefit to Deaf Education
The Volta prize created by Napoleon was awarded to Dr Alexander Graham Bell for the telephone invention. Bell received 50,000 francs and other earnings from electrical experiments, aiding the field of deaf education. The bureau publishes yearly pamphlets with guidance for the deaf and their families.
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Volta
Trench Electricia
Napoleon
Alexander Grahan
Bell Touk
Nto
Emi
Fearing
Picture Writing to Modern Alphabet The Evolution of Early Writing
The article traces how picture writing began as ideography representing objects and ideas and gradually reduced strokes to symbolize sounds. It notes several peoples ended with alphabets, with Eastern writers often moving right to left or downward, while the left to right cursive script developed in the Western tradition.
Toads Hatch Eggs On Back Of Mother In Central America
Among Central American toads a unique hatching method exists. The water toad and the pipa lay eggs in the water but the father carries or plants them on the mother’s back. The eggs hatch while embedded in the toad’s skin forming a honeycomb-like structure, remaining there until hatching after the mother thickens.
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Central America
Long Term of Darkness in the Arctic
The sun first becomes visible on March 21 and circles the horizon in the ekky rising to a high altitude by June 21. It then descends, crossing the ico by September 23, giving six months of daylight followed by six months of darkness until March 21.
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Arctic
Ico
Scientific Bodies and National Academy of Sciences
The National Research Council formed in 1616 under the National Academy of Sciences charter. Its members include representatives from about 75 national scientific societies. The academy, founded in 1868, consists of distinguished U S scientists elected for their contributions.
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National Research Council
National Academy of Sciences
Earths Great Bulge Driven by Ocean Tides
The earth’s crust rises and falls with lunar and solar gravity like ocean tides. Difficulties hinder precise measurements. Ocean tides press on the crust, causing a bulge that has been observed 800 miles away in the Atlantic and is thought to influence global deformation.
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Earth
Chowder Origins Tied to Breton Fisher Folk
The article traces chowder to Brittany fishermen who shared the dish with their village, later adopted by English colonies. It notes that although termed American, chowder did not originate in America and that early colonists learned it from the French, linking chowder to New England history.
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America
Brittany
Chaudiere
New England
British Police Pay Out for False Arrest to Major Murray
Major Murray, a decorated Indian Army officer, received 2500 from the Metropolitan Police District after being arrested in August on drunkenness and peering charges. The case spurred a parliamentary inquiry into police conduct and led to scrutiny of arrests without sufficient evidence.
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London
Graham Bell Murray
Galipoli
France
Metropolitan Police District
Major Murray
Home Secretary
William Joynson-Hicks
Womer
Hyde Park
Leo Money
Ihe Park
Miss Savidge
Col- Nog
J. Thurston
Mead
Marlborough Street
Thurston
John Clarke
Vine Street
Tun MacPherson
Murray
Army and Navy Club
Maagiatrate Mead
Major Mu
Robert Wallace
Robert
Metropolitan Policy District Fund
Valuable Hardwood Birch and Chaudh’s kept as key species
The article notes Valuable Hardwood Birch as Chaudh’s principal hardwood, discusses species status and a fallow, tipped fen, and mentions uses in banking and culinary contexts. It references historical aboriginal ties to the material and a famous figure linked to the term Ubrhanager.
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Chaudh
Dad Weblebe
Bank of Pie Dutta
Lumpkin County Candidate Promises Honest Service
Frep Jones announces candidacy for the legislature of Lumpkin County subject to the Democratic Primary and asks for voter support from all residents. J H Prox of Ballonega and Gainesville Bus Line thanks voters and pledges faithful, energetic service if elected.
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Lumpkin County
Frep Jones
J. H. Prox
Ballonega and
Gainesville
Notice to Sell Estate Real Property for Debts
The undersigned apply to the Ordinary for leave to sell the real estate of C M Ferguson deceased to pay debts and enable distribution. The hearing on their application is set for the first Monday in Sept 1928 during the regular term of Court of Ordinary. August 6 1928. K Frrouvroy Executor.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
C.M. Ferguson
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