Dateline Atlas of City Officials and Church Notices
A historical list detailing city government officials including mayor, aldermen, trustees, and clerks, followed by county and church notices. It lists various departments, justice notaries, police, roads and revenues, and a roster of church services across Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Church of God with service times and Sunday School details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
W.T. Evans
Speer
Methodist Church
W. B. Hamrick
Epworth League
C. T. Smith
Jaipur Market Open Streets Burst With Colorful Dyes
Jaipur’s market roped in the heat and breeze as vendors hang tie dyed turbans and dyed cloths across open streets. Robes display three to four colors in lively patterns, turning thoroughfares into a kaleidoscopic, festival like scene.
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Jaipur
Jaipurs
Why Janitors Dislike Newly Married
A humorous note on newlyweds from a janitor who jokes that they are nuisances, unaware of how to manage a home and likely to blow every fuse in the apartment. The piece reflects casual social humor about domestic life and new tenants.
Bank of Dahlonega New Year Greeting
A message from Bank of Dahlonega thanks patrons for liberal patronage and dividends. It emphasizes a safe and profitable banking relationship and invites continued business as a neighborhood institution.
Out for Whales at Sea Richmond Times Dispatch
A buoyant poem celebrates fishing and salty sea longing. The speaker imagines river and ocean fish, dreams of a long voyage, and wishes good winds to reach the bay and return safely. The tone blends rustic fishing lore with grand ambitions and nautical imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dis
A Letter From the Prisoners at Dahlonega Camp
Inmates of the Dahlonega prison camps express thanks to camp officers and friends for a memorable Christmas. They note generous meals and personal acknowledgments from Mr. and Mrs Avery and Miss Mauddell Walker. The letter praises kindness and vows to strive for better deeds in the coming year 1924. It closes with collective gratitude from thirty prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugget
Dahlonega
Mrs Avery
Mauddell Walker
Clerks Sworn To Secrecy In Bank Bond Case
London Tit-Bits notes a recent bank secrecy scandal prompting calls for tighter safeguards. Clerks sign annual declarations to refrain from disclosing client accounts and even refuse information over the phone, as bankers defend confidential references and overdraft guarantees to maintain public confidence.
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London
Iis
Large blueberry hybrids show inch-diameter fruit at Whitesbog
At the USDA testing plantation near Whitesbog New Jersey about 25 000 blueberry hybrids have been fruited. Many berries measure three quarters of an inch in diameter and several reach four fifths of an inch with one sample this year nearly eight tenths of an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Whitesbog
Brown Mills
N. J
Scientific American
World's Largest Camera in the Interior Department
The largest camera in the world sits in the Department of the Interior in Washington weighing 7000 pounds. It spans two rooms with a one yard square picture area. The lens bellows and copy holder are in one room while the plate holder and dark room occupy the other.
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Department of the Interior
Washington
Local Ads List Fitting Attic Bargains and Goods
A collage of classified style lines advertises clothing guarantees from Born's Taylor Made, Georgia made Ayato Tires and batteries, and phones. The spots urge readers to order directly, promising first class products and avoiding neighbor pester or company sponge habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Born’s
Auto Tires
Georgia
Ayato
Common Salt Uses From RC and F M Meaders
Salt serves many roles beyond kitchen use. Types include vacuum pan, grainer, open pan, solar, and rock salt, each suited to specific tasks. Vacuum pan salt, or granulated, is favored for table and dairy uses and may include a moisture proof coating of magnesium or calcium carbonate to ensure free running grains.
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Engineering and Mining Journal- Press of New York
The Tired Teller and Oddities Across Town
A collage of witty exchanges and vignettes from a local page. A bored merchant jokes about naming children’s rompers while a laborer notes 24 hour work in stretchy times. A family reads about a wedding misprint and a praise for London’s architectural beauty.
Telephone operator relays Mr McConnell at conference
An exchange describes a telephone operator informing a caller that Mr McConnell is at an important conference and will likely be away all afternoon. The office boy asks about the baseball game end time and is told five o'clock is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
Office
Johnny
Cohoes
Some Scholars Question Earth Climate Drying Trend
Geographers note evidence that Africa and Asia deserts are expanding and drying. The Sahara Libyan desert north Africa and thus Nile tributaries may be drawing less water due to evaporation. Some see a long term drying, others a cycle of drier and wetter periods, with no definite answer for current generations.
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Africa
Asia
North
Sudan
Rome
Tunis
USPS Announces Complete Stamp Series Redesign
The United States Postal Service reveals a full redesign topping nine designs, with denominations from one to twelve cents. The plan removes the 18 cent stamp and adds 14 cent and 25 cent issues for parcel post, aiming for clearer numerals and richer color while commemorating notable American figures.
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United States Postal Service
Post Office Department
Parcel Post
Why Best Bananas Remain Home
The article explains bananas are mostly grown in Jamaica and tropical America with limited cultivation in warmer U.S. states. Frost sensitivity limits widespread growing, and exceptionally tasty bananas perish quickly, keeping many varieties for home use rather than export. It notes long East Indies bananas kept for local consumption rather than shipment.
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Jamaica
Costa Rica
Tropical America
California
Louisiana
East Indies
Pathfinder
Life of Tenry Muddiman Founding the London Gazette
Editors of the past faced a perilous commute from Knightsbridge to Whitehall riding to work armed with a sword and pistols, a striking contrast to modern editors. J G Muddiman notes in the Detroit News that his ancestor Tenry Muddiman founded the London Gazette in 1005, with News Letters from 1607 to 1689 now examined at Longleaf Wiltshire since 1704.
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J. G. Muddiman
Tenry Muddiman
London Gazette
Detroit News
Muddiman
Longleaf
Wiltshire
Whitehall
Seven Stars
Strand
Knightsbridge
For Rent Notices and Local Property Listings
Good farm with dwelling and outbuildings miles from Dahlonega on the National Highway listed by R. H. Baker. Also house and lot on Cooper Gap Road in Dahlonega. call to view properties. Davie Blanks offers notes options land deeds and court blanks at the Nugget Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlonega
R. H. Baker
Cooper Gap Road
Davie
J. K. Court
Nugget
Notice to customers on settlement of notes and accounts
Mrs W Walsons informs customers and friends that notes and accounts are due and must be settled at once. She is closing out her entire business and will hold a sale to finalize settlements at an early date.
Local County Business Sale Notice Appears Public Record
A fragmented notice indicates a business sale in the county with reference to local firms FITIN and Dahlone and ongoing interest from callers. Details are incomplete but the item appears as a public sale notice in the county records.
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Fitin & Dahlone
Decline and Fall. Gibbon Reflects on Freedom and Fame
On June 27 1787 between eleven and twelve I finished the last page of a work in a summer-house. I walked a covered acacia path with moonlit waters and mountains, felt joy at regained freedom and possible fame, then humbled by the thought of parting from an old companion.
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Gibbon
Bachelor or Cowherd in Language History
The term bachelor derives from a medieval word for cow herd, reflecting the era when agriculture dominated society. It was the lowest office for youths and the concept evolved into knight bachelor and bachelor of arts before referring to an unmarried man.
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. F. Christian
S. A. Aon
Jos. Townsend
T. JH. Wimpy
W. B. Townsend
Superior Court
L.F. Christian Bhat
Isi
J. M. Davis Tax Cell
Porter Tax Reece
Surveyor
Sds
Baker
John Evans
Burns
G. G. Evans
W. J. Free
D. 0. Johnson
Reg
Istrars
W.H. Jones
W. J. Trightower
County Board OF Education
J. M. Ridley
W.T. Dowdy
C.D. Pierce
D. W. Galdwell
J. Hutcheson
SUPT
Carl Shultz
John H. Moore
W. L. Ash
CG. Meaders
Notary
Jutsichns Peace
Auraria
W. A. Hutcheson
J. Cane Creek
Luther Justus
J. P. Fred Ash
VP. Crumby
L. B. Hatfield
N. P. Chestatee
J. M. Wilkins
N. P. Davis
W. M. Wehunt
J. P. B. Higgins
N.P. Dahlonega
H. ©. Lovelace
Bank OF Dahlonega
Henry
Nookie
RC &F.m.meaders
Andy
Echo
George
Grace
Binghamton Sun
Old Londons
Royal Institute of British Architects
Charing Cross
W. Curtis Keen
Wolsely House
Piccadilly
Earl Crawford
Aston Webb
Paul Waterhouse
Reginald Blomfield
F. Guy Dawber
Liverpool
Manchester
London Mail
Macaulay
Stephen Coleridge
Inny
Doston
Sala
Homer Head
Dakionega, Ga
W Walsons
Bank of Pahlonega
Gainesville
AL Avery
McCaki
G H McGuire
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