City Officials and Church Listings in Local Directory
Directory lists city government figures led by Mayor T W Christian and City Marshal, plus sections for county offices, education board, roads and revenues, notaries, peace officers, tax assessors, registrars, coroner, surveyor, and various precincts. Churches include Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and Church of God with service times and Sunday School details.
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W.H. Jones
W. J. Hightower
A. B. Keith
County Board
BO Witsung Secrites
Jo One Ridley
W.T. Dowdy
C.D. Pierce
W. Galdwell
SUPT
Carl Shultz
Roads Anty
John H. Moore
W. Bh
Ash
Cy Meaders
T. F. Christian
Auraria
W. A. Huscheson
J.P
Ane Creek
Luther Justus
J. P
Ramby
L. B. Hatfield
N. P. Chestatee
J. M. Wilkins
Davis
M. Wehont
B.A. Higgins
Nos Dahlone
W. P. Rider
J. Peja
R. Ray
Fly Frogtown
Pascor
J. J. O. Carson
Church OF God
Gordon Watson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and estate notice
Hall's Catarrh Medicine promises to treat catarrh through the blood to restore mucous surfaces. Also notes legal notice from Lumpkin County Georgia for creditors of John Ragan deceased and debtors to pay immediate, dated December 10, 1622, administered by J M Wilkins.
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Hall
BR. J, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Georgia
Lumpkin County
John Ragan
Orender
J.M. Wilkins
Admr
John Ravan
EN AND WOMEN WANTED AT MARYVILLE HOSIERY MILL
Employment notice seeking men and women of good character for steady work near Maryville Tennessee. Applicants must be at least 16 years old and able to work in a furnace area within a half mile of the Hosiery Mill at the Aluminum Company of America plant.
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Maryville
Eanessed
Furnace Room
Alumnum Company of America
Aléoa
Tennesser
Apparitions Seen In Sky During Great Plague Of London
Amid London's plague ruins crowds claimed visions of flaming swords and white angel figures overhead. A woman described the scene vividly, inspiring others to join the sight, while Defoe recounts differing perceptions and skeptical resistance that he would not confess to seeing.
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London
Defoe
Timid Lady Fears Passing Giant Truck on Narrow Road
A cautious elderly passenger on a motoring trip trembles at every approaching car. Her grandson drives around a curve where a laden truck blocks the road amid thick trees. They pass safely, while surrounding chatter notes Bolshevists may sell the Orloff diamond, prized for size and purity, risking breakup for profit.
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Fairyland
Bolshevists
Orloff
Catherine
Pathos in His Death of Enos A Mills in New York
Enos A Mills, famed author of Rockies wildlife books, died from injuries suffered in a New York subway. He pursued wild animals for study, not for killing. His death contrasts his nature loving work with the dangers of city life.
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Enos A. Mills
Rockies
New York
Mr. Mills
Thrushes Persist After Nest Disrupted In Alder Match
During a cricket match at Alder, a shot struck a thrush nest and wrecked it. The birds gathered the fragments of their home and rebuilt the nest on the opposite side of the tree, where it will likely be safe.
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Aldershot
Tondon
In Memory of Farrow Ash
Farrow Ash born August 1 1903 died December 21 1922 after pneumonia illness near Dahonega Georgia son of Mr and Mrs H A Ash. Survived by parents three brothers four sisters and many friends. Message from Nora Han expresses sympathy and memorial prayer for the family plus comforting thoughts about faith and farewell.
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Farrow
Dahonega
H. A. Ash
Niagara Falls May Dry Up In Earliest Time
Professor Douglas W. Johnson of Columbia University says Niagara Falls will eventually dry up. He notes the falls have receded seven miles since the river formed and, due to faster retreat on the Canadian side, the American falls may go dry as the Canadian falls move back toward Goat Island.
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Niagara Falls
Douglas W. Johnson
Columbia University
Goat Island
Niagara
MANY YOUTHS GO WRONG IN SING SING STUDY
Warden Lewis H Lawes cites Ossining prison data to show youth crime problem. Of 1264 prisoners received in the fiscal year ending June 30 1921, 237 were 21 or under, 96 under 20, 160 under 21, 578 under 25, with an average age of twenty eight years four months. Source: New York Evening Post.
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Lewis H. Lawes
Sing Sing
Ossining
New York Evening Post
Hard of Helring Farmyard Feud Ends in Caught Thief
A farmer's wife hosted a party when two farmhands in the house crept to the pantry during the night. One escaped as the mistress woke, the other was captured. The captured man boasted later that he could not hear her coming because his mouth was full of meat. Judge.
Pocket Editions Shape A New Reading Era
Ohio State Journal notes publishers forecast a shift to pocket size books as readers seek convenience in apartments and travel. Critics warn on eye strain and fear literature will be trimmed, arguing lasting value needs more than compact form.
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Ohio State Journal
Eruption at Kilauea Amid Park Anniversary Reflections
Reports describe Kilauea's eruption continuing in Hawaii after unusual activity and the lava lake sinking. The piece notes nearly a year since the area was named a national park and hints at changes marking the end of another activity cycle, underscoring the surprise element in volcanic behavior.
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Kilauea
Hawaii
Christian Science Monitor
Gift Dilemma Between Len And August
August frets over a birthday gift for Elsie while Len suggests asking her what she wants. August objects to asking due to cost, revealing a family dynamic centered on affordability and consideration.
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Elsie
Len
Problem for Chemists Fine aluminum chips
The Washington Star reports that fine aluminum chips from machining aluminum alloys are hard to remelt, causing about 40 percent loss. At current prices the national loss totals $600,000. The Bureau of Mines recommends measures to reduce waste, noting poor coalescence of metallic globules as the key issue and framing it as a colloid chemistry problem applied to metals.
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Bureau of Mines
Washington Star
Protests over Latin study at Brown University
Dr Charles Park defended Latin study at a Brown University gathering replying to a sophomore who posted lines from To the Dead on the bulletin board. The lines declare all who spoke wrote or learned Latin are dead, ending with Blessed death.
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Charles Park
Brown University
Park
Famine frees prisoners in Astrakhan prison
A famine in Russia leaves the Astrakhan government penitentiary without feed for its ledgers causing three fourths of inmates, both political and common, to be released.
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Russia
Astrakhan
End of Friendship Between Mr Sizz and Mr Young
The text notes fading ties between Tim Ti and Mr Sizz and Mr Young. Young asked Bizz for a wine he was making but found it unsatisfactory and too strong. The passage hints at strained relations and a failed transaction.
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Tim
Mr. Sizz
Mr. Young
Tex
Young
Bizz
Mortality in New York Falls as Infant Deaths Drop
Twenty years ago about 168 babies died per 1000 births in New York state. Last year only 18 died per 1000 births. A reader asks what is the finest fiction piece, and the author quips that it is his last income tax return.
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New York State
London
Hotel Proprietor and Applicants Debate Qualifications
A humorous exchange features a hotel proprietor questioning if an applicant is fit to lead a jazz or orchestral group. The applicant boasts of past traumas and living above a large family while a London An swers indicates family commentary. A father and Betty discuss engagement to football players, with witty bets about marriage after the season. A third quip plays on financial support and future attitude.
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France
London
A Wayfarer Quips Over Job Hunt For Strawberries
A Louis ville Courier Journal humorous exchange shows a tramp seeking work asking for fruit picking jobs. The employer notes strawberries are picked and apples aren t ripe, prompting the traveler to insist on work. The vignette captures streetcorner wit and labor humor.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Dancing on the Street Opinion in Miss Cayenne
In a witty exchange Miss Cayenne recalls past dancing as she notes the current custom of standing still and wriggling. The remark captures a playful critique of contemporary social trends and performance.
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Miss Cayenne
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