Directory of city officials and church notices
A historical directory lists ALDERMEN and city officers including Mayor Gu, Jos Townsend, and T. Z. Smith, plus TRUSTEES CITY SCHOOL W. L. Ash and others. County officers, tax collectors and registrars are named along with ROADS AND REVENUES and NOTARY PEACE sections and several church notices with service times and Sunday School details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. West
Jos. Townsend
T. Z. Smith
J. F Jacksonson
W. H. Jones
Wm. Housley
Trustees City School
W.L
John Evans
G. G. Evans
W. J. Free
O. Johnson
W. J. Hightower
A. B. Keith
County Board OF Education
A. M. Ridley
W.T. Dow Iy
D. Pierce
D. W. Caldwell
Carlist Valta
John H. Moore
W. Li
Ash
Ae G. Mesders
T. F. Christian
Auraria
W. A. Hutcheson
Cane Creek
Luther Justus
J. P. Cromby
L. B. Hatfield
N. P
Chestatee
M. Yereiyeies
P. Davis
W.M. Welunt
Ji . B.H. Higgins
N.P. Cahlonega
W. P. Rider
J. P. A. Ray
N. PB
Frogtown
G. L. Jones
N. P. Hightower
J. N. Satterfield
Jones’ Creek
M. H. Kendall
Martin’s Ford
H. M. Poole
J. P. Nimblewill
J. M. Calhoun
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted Amid Misc Ads
The advertisement describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy for catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It explains the mechanism, mentions free circulars, and lists druggists. The page also includes various classified items offering land deeds, legal blanks, Watkins products, and hosiery sales opportunities.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Boy Misses Aunt Rus sell and Caroline in Detroit Tale
Four year old Willie in Detroit meets a visiting married friend who hopes to buy a girl and a boy one day. The child suggests names Rus sell for a boy and Caroline for a girl, sparking playful commentary in the Detroit Free Press.
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Willie
Detroit
Russell
Caroline
Detroit Free Press
Moonshine Comedy Sparks Talk At Pleasure Palace
The Doctor and Patient discuss a new Moon shine comedy at the Pleasure Palace. The Doctor says cheerful recreation may extend life while the Patient wonders if it is funny, with the Doctor claiming you will die laughing.
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Pleasure Palace
How She Controls Him
A Portland Oregonian humorous excerpt describes an elderly thin woman and her stout husband. She foots-traps him with touch to help him dress and even reins in his temper by refusing to lace his shoes, illustrating a playful domestic power dynamic.
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Portland Oregonian
Tribute and heckler clash at flag salute
A Birmingham Age-Herald piece recalls an evening where an orator deflects a heckler in the front row who challenged a tariff remark. The incident ends with the orator seizing on the Star Spangled Banner to avert further interruption.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Farmer Corrn Tessels Skeeters Declared Ordinary
A farmer dismisses rumors of huge mosquitoes on his property stating they are only ordinary skeeters and not worthy of notice. The exchange centers on tame insects rather than curiosities.
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Farmer Corntessel
Flapper Questions Wardrobe Span
A young flapper asks her father how long she should wear dresses. He sharply replies about three years, reflecting a stern parental stance on fashion and aging in the era. The exchange echoes social expectations surrounding youth, gender, and image.
Tropical Growth in the Everglades Airs Florida Prosperity
Kenneth I. Roberts writes in the Saturday Evening Post that Florida’s Everglades drainage creates vast reclaimed lands. Canals and locks control water, soil becomes rich muck, and large crops of fruit and vegetables are produced. Settlers move in as the region refines its dry season.
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Florida
Everglades
Kenneth I. Roberts
Satwday Evening Post
Maine
No Parlor Courtship in Canary Isles Window Romance
In the Canary Islands strict Spanish customs limit a girl's freedoms and outdoor amusements. Dolores or Pepita spend hours at their window watching street life while suitors court from the outside, with no formal introductions. If engagement occurs, access to the home is delayed for weeks.
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Canary Isles
Tor
Dolores
Pepita
Judging by Appearances In Buyout Negotiations
A tenant seeks repairs and is told a new janitor is arriving. The owner, Mr. Jones, and the man in work clothes threaten to inspect the tenant’s apartment as the firm nears purchasing the building.
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Mr. Jones
Mullin's Measure and a Defiant Boss Purchase Attempt
In a tense scene Mr. Morgan refuses Mullins a sale, knowing Mullins seeks a cheap boss. Mrs. Morgan explains Mullins wants to buy influence, pressuring him to become involved. Morgan admits he has nothing to offer Tess for $15 and resists the proposal.
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Mullin
Mullins
Tess
Exchange
Oyster stew at Kennimers near Dahlonega store
Classified item lists food and lodging ads from a Georgia region. An oyster stew recommendation points readers to Kennimers opposite W H Jones Store in Dahlonega. Nearby farm for sale near a local district and a rental offer for a farm with multiple houses and land. Contact Mrs M J Be in Crawford Dawsonville for details.
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Kennimers
W. H. Jones
Dahlonega
M J
Crawtorn
Dawsonville, Ga
City Registration Opens for Three Aldermen Election
The City Registration Book at Alderman W N Jones's store is open for citizens of Dahlonega to register up to 6 PM on December 12 1922 for the election of three aldermen, one from each ward. A list of registration hours and locations across towns and dates is provided, with general notes on candy and food items available at T Jo Smiths.
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W. N Jones
Dallonega
T. Jo Smiths
Not First to Split Panama
A study of 640 marine fish species collected on both the Atlantic and Pacific sides of the isthmus before the canal shows a past ocean passage between oceans. Of these, 72 species occur on both sides. closely related forms likely arose from common ancestors after land was raised, as environments diverged along rocky Atlantic bottoms and sandy Pacific shores.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Panama
Class in Mythology Explores Gods Versus Demigods
A teacher explains the difference between gods and demigods while Cyrus, the broker's son, notes a demigod is 50 percent god. The exchange frames mythic lineage in simple terms for a classroom discussion.
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Cyrus
Tobacco in Siam Reveals Local Smoking Trade
An Asia Magazine excerpt describes Bangkok tobacco shops where women roll cigarettes on teak floors using lotus flower scented packs. Merchants, monks, and street hawkers all partake, as tobacco from upper Menam Choa Phaya influences local life and attire.
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Bangkok
Jthe
Elsie I
Asia Magazine
Siam
Menam Choa Phaya
Dream sketch reveals Agassiz deciphering fossil fish form
A Paris paleontologist, Agassiz, dreamed a fossil fish’s completed shape after hours at work. He sketched it in darkness, then later chiseling from the specimen matched the dream’s details, illustrating how imagination aids scientific discovery as discussed by Thomas H. Hummes in Mental Hygiene.
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Agassiz
Paris
Jardin Des Plantes
Thomas H. Hummes
One Day Late
A man moves to a new city and neglects church work until a visiting minister invites him to a special service. He promises to attend and to occupy a pew, later learning all seats are free and none are rented at the church.
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Chicago Tribune
Four Year Old Prodigy Faces Tongue Tie With Roost Tale
The Jaxons describe their four year old prodigy who struggles with the language of the Immortal Declaration. A tough roast bird causes a choking incident when a piece sticks in the child’s throat. He pockets the fowl and remarks that it will only chew and not swallow.
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Jaxons
Jaxon
Barber with a fit in the rear causes trouble at shop
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt describes a barber who, while shaving customers, suffers a fit in the rear. The proprietor explains he won’t fire Bill, a capable worker, despite the odd episodes, noting women coming in for hair bobbing.
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Bill
Birmingham Age-Herald
Good Place to Rest Radio Ban at Summer Hotel
Mr Grampson notes a summer hotel owner markets his place as appealing with standard benefits and a new feature a radio ban. The proprietor claims radio outfits will be strictly prohibited, attracting patrons seeking quiet accommodation.
Safes on Dutch liners for mail and valuables
The article describes oval ship safes carried on deck in a cradle and designed to resist tampering. They include an automatic signaling system, a rocket beacon, and a two cover locking arrangement. If the ship sinks the safe stays afloat and alarms emit at regular intervals. An emergency code protects the innermost compartment and a separate section can destroy its contents if opened without authorization.
Pioneering American golfer George Wright named by Hungerford
James Ed ward Hungerford credits George Wright as the pioneer who brought golf to America in 1883. Wright reportedly imported clubs and balls for display in Boston, first games played on a vacant lot, and later celebrated a birthday in Del Monte. Wright is also famed for shaping early baseball shortstop, tennis, and outdoor sports reputation.
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George Wright
America
James Edward Hungerford
Hungerford
Boston
London
Wi Gh
Wright
del Monte
Cal
Nail Removed From Child's Lung At Sanatorium
A three-year-old child at the Charlotte North Georgia sanatorium underwent a delicate operation to remove a 2.5 inch nail lodged in the left lung. A rubber tube was inserted through the throat and bronchial passages, and forceps grasped the nail for extraction.
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Charlotte
N. G
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. J. Baker
Ordthary
W. B. Townsend
M.C. Wyley
Presbyterian Church
B. W. Baker
Bopisy
J. A. Carson
Church OF God
Gordon Watson
Ela Fry
B.C. Brannon
Jackson Building
Gainesville
Gat
Wilpreide
Watkins
Good Guy
Ile
J. J. Watkins Co
Enuine
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
H-Mcguire
Moore& Earlys
Wahoo
W. D. Anrroromam
Mu‘rayville
Aurora
Ay Creek
Nanblewill
Ll.m. Kendall
Gianeoa
Davis
Yahoola
Porter Springs
Amefic
Pop
Iickin
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