Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills Endorsement Note
A. L. Wilson, Sparta cashier, praises Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and Anti-Pain PQ, noting natural relief without griping. The testimonial touts easy action, non habit forming effects, and a refund if the first bottle fails, from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wilson
Miles
Sparta
Wilson
First National Bank of Sparta
Miles Medical. CO
Elkhart, Ind
Congress Portraits of a House in The 1910s
Profiles list the baldest Nick Longworth of Ohio and the biggest Ollie James of Kentucky among a set of humorous labels for members. It notes leaders like James R. Mann of Illinois and Theron F. Akin of New York as busy and partyless figures, with rich man William B. McKinley of Illinois highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Edmund T. Stack
Illinois
Ollie” James
Kentucky
W. Smith
Michigan
Richmond P. Hobson
Alabama
Gen
Isaac Sherwood
Beau Brummel
James F. Burke
Pennsylvania
Claude Kitchin
North Carolina
Henry H. Bingham
William F. Murray
Massachusetts
James R. Mann
Theron F. Akin
New York
William B. McKinley
Washington Dignitaries Shine in Congressional Portraits of Lofty Stature
The article humorously catalogs U S representatives describing their physical presence and style. It highlights Nick Longworth Ollie James Hobson Sulloway Willis Young Burnett Anthony Burke Kitchin Bingham Cannon Murray and others noting hair height coats cigars and sartorial flair.
Young Jimmy OGorman Proves Independent with Big Family
The article profiles Jimmy O'Gorman eldest son of the New York senator, noting his boyish independence amid six sisters and his fondness for baseball. It praises the O'Gorman family's wise upbringing and harmony, highlighting humble leadership and strong character in the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy O'Gorman
United States
New York
Knbeckerbockers
O'Gorman
Jimmy
Big O'Gorman
Pennsylvanian Suggests Naming Members In Debate
Congressman Parr urges Speaker Clark to adopt a Pennsylvania style that announces both a member and state when recognized. Farr says it would clarify identity for new and old members and please gallery visitors, noting Clark’s habit of adding titles. A vote could determine adoption.
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Parr
Pennsylvania
Clark
Farr
Big Rise Seen in Automobile Industry in 1909 Census
A 1909 census preliminary from the census director shows rapid growth in auto production. It compares 1909, 1904, and 1899, detailing numbers, values, power, and horsepower by gasoline electric and steam cars. Establishments grew from 57 in 1899 to 316 in 1909, with 265 making autos as their main product and 51 as a side line. Total cars produced rose from 3,723 in 1899 to 127,189 in 1909. Most (126,570) were built where autos were the main product, while 719 came from minor-product plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress Rehabs and Returns to Private Life
A Washington clerk laments political turnover as he vows to return home to private business after losing his post. The overheard critique mocks repeated sacrifices by officials who swing from high salaries to lower pay upon leaving office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Congress
Speaker Clark and the House not a religious body
The article notes Speaker Clark often announces the chaplain will lead us in prayer rather than calling the house to order. It recalls an incident when a Republican quipped that the Lord knows we'll need it before the session ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
House of Representatives
Dahlonega Directory and County Officials Listing
The page lists Lumpkin Superior Court, Court of Ordinary and County Board of Education meeting dates, and names of county officers. It includes Dahlonega and Town District details with mayors, aldermen, and city officials, plus banks, attorneys, doctors, merchants, and service businesses.
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Lumpkin Superior
Also Mentioned on This Page
New
Rock Hill
CK Hill Buggy Company
Rock Hill, South Carolina
H. Jones & Son
Barger
Hotel Hall
Henry
Longworth
Glack
Ollie James
Smith
Thottertettertertentertenett
Nick" Longworth
Representative Stack
Chicago
Elbert Hubbard
Ollie
James
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Little Cy" Sulloway
New Hampshire
Frank B. Willis
T. D. Young
Kansas
James and
Sulloway
Daniel R. Anthony
Sammy” Smith
John L. Burnett
Burnett
Hobson
James Francis Burke
Borland
Missouri
Burke
Kitchin
H. H. Bingham
Cannon
A. W. Lafferty
Oregon
The
Democratic Party
Hesur
Young Jimmy O'Gorman
Netthei
R. L. Phillips
Indian Valley
Cardui
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Womex
Pease
GODS
Gris McGuire
J. F. Moore & CO
Speaker
Nugget
J.P. Summers
Justice Court
G. H. McGuires Jeweler’s
Homer
Danlonega
J. J. Pruett
O.C Head
J.F. Sargent
J. M. Ricketts
W. M. Grindle
M. Moore
J.P
N. P
W.S. Huff
J. P. W. B. Gurley
U. 8
Wm. J. Worley
D. M. Grizzle
Dahlonega Directory
C. 1. Jones
F. M. Meaders
T. S. Littlefield
B. F. Anderson
G. E. Moore
Carl Shultz
T. M. Ray
Bank OF Dahlonega
T. BF. Jackson
O. J. Lilly
R. H. Baker
M.D. Cunningham, Pastor
M,.k
J. K F. Moore & Co
J. Mc Brooksher & Sonss
G. McGuire
J. W. Rider
W. GC. Carroll
T. J. Smith
F. A. Head & Co
M. G. Head & Co
J. M. Jones
J. EK. McGee
B. R. Meaders & Sons
W. H. Jones
Jno
H. Moore
N. G. A. College
W. L. Ash
G. H. McGuire
H.E. Watson
C. H. Jones
H. K. Watson
McGuire Bros—cigars
Shoe Shops
G.H. Moore
Stephen Rice
Wm. Anderson
B. Gurley
Physicians
Homer Head
H. Jones
A. S. Cartrell
J. H. Moore
M.G. Head & Go
Mountain Club House
Craigett
Arnold
Tate’s
Pate & Son
Pro
Dahlonega
Sargent
J. M. Ricketts, Henry Underwood
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