Slaton: A Trained Man for Georgia's Senate
This advertisement touts John M. Slaton as a fully trained public official with sixteen to seventeen years of preparation. It emphasizes his rise from Legislature Speaker to Governor and President of the Senate, arguing that disciplined training yields effective public service and urging voters to "Send Slaton to the Senate."
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Georgia
United States Senate
John M. Slaton
Slaton
Senate
Man Gives Seat to Girl Then Learns Her Fate
A Kansas City Star notice recalls a man offering his seat in a streetcar to a girl. The girl thanks him. a sad-faced woman explains she is taking her to a sanitarium, implying a troubling backstory behind the polite exchange.
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Kansas City Star
Not a Regular Embarrasses with Navy Quip
A tall blonde shares a joke about her cousin Ignatz joining the navy. She says he is not a regular sailor yet, but a submarine, implying in jest he is an early recruit and not fully trained.
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Ignatz
Heartfelt stories spark chuckles over circulation
A witty exchange appears as a theory on writing. One speaker says they wrote from the heart to explain the stories produced. Another quips that this explains the stories' poor circulation and reception.
Silent Nautical Guess Stirs Vera Cruz Talk
A terse exchange hints at a planned summer naval cruise to Vera Cruz, sparking speculation about the destination and purpose amid quiet official talk. The remark underscores anticipation without confirmation.
In the Library Current Literature Advice
A brief joke exchange about where to shelve books on electricity. The librarian suggests placing them among current literature, sparking a light note on library categorization.
First Survivor From Wreck Hears Music Wages Question
The report quotes a survivor speaking with another aboard a raft about what wages to expect on return. The exchange mentions a rate of around two hundred pounds a week, reflecting the harsh post-incident mood and the tension over compensation.
Mistress-What did the doctor say I was the matter with you
A dialogue fragment shows Hrastus and Rastus discussing a doctors diagnosis. The terms torpedo fibbah appear as a garbled ailment description in a wartime or comic context, reflecting a humorous mispronunciation or mishearing.
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Hrastus
Rastus
Proof Positive Love Promise Reunites Couple and Daughter
A brief domestic scene shows Mrs Hardfare questioning a daughter's betrothal while Daisy confirms a lover’s pledge that marriage will allow her mother to join their household, signaling family union.
Dramatic Exchange Chants Odd Plan at Evening
Dialogue fragments reveal tension as Mr Naggitt and Mrs Naggitt discuss mood and plans. Characters Bacon Egbert Mere Tom and Ng sah appear in a quirky scene with a joke about a green haired woman and a postponed referendum.
Gainesville and Northwestern Railroad Adds Double Daily Passenger Service
Timetable snippet shows Gainesville and Northwestern Railroad adding a double daily passenger service effective April 19. Schedules list departure and arrival times between Gainesville Sta and nearby stops including Galtwas, New Holland, Brookton, and Mount Yonah with connections to Southern Ry at Main St Gainesville. Train numbers 2 and 4 connect with Southern Ry lines.
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Gainesville & Northwestern Railroad
Gainesville
New Holland Jet
Brookton O
CVE Vey Extere Clepmininto
Erie
Fee
Meldean
Cleveland
oakDe Lust Tomes
Mt. Yonah
Tonia
Garth Lottore
North Helen
Southern Ry
Main St
Lumber Sale and Mountain Inn Offerings in Georgia
88,000 feet of first class lumber offered at $1.00 at the yard in Dahlonega Georgia by Wash Walker of Auraria. Hill Crest is a private mountain home near Gainesville or Brookton, inviting tourists for a quiet vacation with cool rooms and mosquito free water. Mrs H Myers proprietor and Mis TS Leetle Meld dealer in coffins and caskets North of Atlanta offers finest burial goods with copper linings and price guarantees.
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Wash Walker
Auraria
Georgia
Dahlonega
Hill Crest
Gainesville
Brookton
H. Myers
Atlanta
Wild land sales in Lumpkin County Georgia
Court sale in Dahlonega Lumpkin County on the first Tuesday in July 1914 at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash. Parcels include multiple lots in Lumpkin and draft districts, each about forty acres, taxed as unreturned unimproved lands. Sheriff TM M. Ray notes owners unknown and dates back to 1914 tax executions.
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Grovara
Sumpkin Country
Dahlonega
Lumpkin County
Georgia
Lumpkin
State of Georgia
Lupkin County
CO. G. Walden
Bumpkin
M. Ray
Candidacy announcements for Georgia and District races 1914
A collection of 1914 political notices announces candidacies across Georgia and beyond. Names include Willian M. Jortsson, Lam in Lumpkin county, Janus A. Dockrey, Clare R. Arnon, and a bid for State Treasurer. Voters urged to back Democratic primary contenders and incumbents based on past service.
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Ninth
W. A. Crafters
Tom
Lhereby
Democratic Party
Lumpkin County
Lam
General Assembly of
Georgia
Janus A. Dockrey
Taman
Stomach trouble relief praised in five year case
A Kentucky man reports long stomach and liver problems cured after using Thedford's Black-Draught. He describes severe headaches and near death, credits three months of use, and urges families to keep the remedy. The ad highlights gentle steady action and safe use for all ages.
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Alfred C. Newell
J. A. Morrow
N. B. Slaton
Mrs. Malaprop
Navy
Vera Cruz
Mrs. Hardfare
Daisy
Mr. Naggitt
Mrs. Naggitt
Egbert
de Ase Atte
Dahlonega Feed & Livery Stable
College Street
Mis
TS. Leetlemeld
Wild Land Sales
Congress
Willian M. Jortsson
Penn New Home
The
New Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange, Mass
Pomer YY
Nugget Office
Hughes
Pomerayton, Ky
A. J. Hughes
Thedford
F.A
D.C. Head
Cook’s Pharmacy
D. L. Cook
Ph. G
W. D. Seabolt
Littlefield Old Stand
Dermachmandes IX
W. B. Townsend, J.P
Dahlonega, GA
G. H. McGuires
Jeweler’s Store
Lumphin
Elocks
Udies
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