Dahlonega College Offer Highlights Special Advantages
G R Glenn president of Dahlonega College outlines benefits for the institution. Total expenses for the year are stated as $125 to $175 including board judging books fuel lights and uniform. Features boast climate mountain location freedom from city distractions obedience and regularity taught, best military department and cadet band under U S Army supervision, thorough A B and B S courses plus agriculture mining engineering and commercial science, with dormitory living under officers. For further information address.
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Georgia
U.S. Army
Pure Herb Tablets for Indigestion and Blood Troubles
Advertisement for Pure Herb Tablets claiming to aid digestion, kidneys, liver and blood purification. Promises no weakness, immediate improvement, and refunds if relief not achieved. Three months treatment in a box, one dollar per box. Manufactured by Perefield Tablet Co. Ashland Ohio address appears, with distributor names.
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Perefield Tablet Co
Ashland
Oia
W. L. Pownsend
Pahlonega
Tia
Apent
Misstatements in Campaign Voice Cited by Ninth District Candidate
To the People of the Ninth District the candidate denounces newspaper misstatements in the current congressional contest. He says he will explain them after campaigning with help from friends, notes past majorities in Hall county, and argues that the common people rule while professional politicians cannot overcome them.
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Congress
Gainesville
H. H. Dean
Hall County
Charters
Col. H. H. Perry
Bell
Capitol
Washington
Carter Tate
Ball
Ninth
W. A. Charters
Appearance of Mars and its lunar-like phase
The text explains Mars can appear round or partially crescent like Venus. It becomes gibbous in quadrature about six hours from the sun. At opposition Mars is fully illuminated, while other phases are only weakly seen.
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Mars
Venus
Woman and sister debate equal pay in office salaries
A woman argues for equal pay for women and men for the same work, while her sister, described with a vivid orange hair reference, voices support for the principle in a local discussion.
Simeon Ford's Close Shave
Simeon Ford recognizes a familiar face in his hotel lobby as a portly well dressed man examines cigars. Ford recalls the man as the barber who has shaved him for eight years, though today the barber wears a white coat and a black derby.
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Simeon Ford
Mr. Ford
Tle
The Changing Role of the Drug Store Through Time
A observer notes the decline of old-fashioned drug stores once central to health remedies. From bronze axes and herb preparations to patent medicines, the trade evolved with technology and danger. Modern life introduces new risks from motorcycles to aircraft, while pharmacists shift to modern, less tangible products.
A Short Crust Quip From Boston Transcript
A humorous exchange about pie crusts and family advice. Mrs Newedd asks why the crust won’t fully cover the pie while the husband recalls his mother’s guidance to make the crust very short reflecting a playful domestic exchange from the Boston Transcript.
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Newedd
The Consolation in a Humble Appeal
A woman notes a silver lining in plain looks. She says most other women concede she is sensible and would be a good wife for some man, revealing social judgment about appearance and suitability in marriage.
Kidnapping Charge Against Local Man For Goat on Porch
In a local proceeding, Constable reports arrest of Pat McGinnis for allowing a goat to sleep on the high school porch nightly. Magistrate questions the charge as kidnapping.
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Pat McGinnis
Eclipse Moon Spoils Party Plans and Fiddler Absence
A humorous dialogue reveals an upcoming lunar eclipse during a social gathering. The characters joke about managing expenses for an army and propose naming a boat the Milkmaid to “skin the waves” as a playful quip.
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Mrs. Ayres
John
Mr. Ayres
Patriotism and Change in Ninth District Congress
The Herald of Gainesville argues for replacing Congressman Bell with W A Charters as a patriotic move. It reviews prior tenures since 1870, condemns tenure for tenure's sake, and urges a candidate who will advance Democratic policy and strong statesmanship from the Ninth district.
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Ninth Congressional District
Aincare
Ninth
Anila
Congress
W. P. Price
P. Bell
Benj. H. Hill
Emory Speer
Allen D. Candler
Thomas 8. Wynne
Carter Tate
Thomas M. Bell
Bell
Congressman Bell
Price
Hill Speer
Candler
H. P. Bell
Atlanta Journal
Capitol
W. A. Charters
Bill Charters
Piedmont
the Herald
Gainesville
Program of Odd Fellows July Meeting at College Chapel
All Odd Fellows meet at Hatt at 9 30 a m. March to College Chapel. At 10 a m welcome by Col J F Pruett mayor. Response by Grand Master W B Sloan. Welcome for Gold Hill Lodge by Col R H Baker. Response by T H Robertson Grand Secretary. Speech by Past Grand Master Walter Coleman. At 12 o clock dinner on campus. At 2 p m business session of Lodge.
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Odd Fellows
Hatt
College Chapel
Col
J. F. Pruett
W. B. Sloan
Gold Hill Lodge
R. H. Baker
T. H. Robertson
Walter Coleman
Farm Lands Wanted and Dahlonega Ga Travel Stop Open
Attention home seekers and farmers. Farm lands norms and descriptions furnished on application. Correspondence solicited. For sales, contact H. B. Smith or C. Head, LompkIn County. Dahlonega Ga is now open for transient travelers, a top North Georgia resort with electric lights, running water, acres in park, fine shade. Proprietor Oraig Arnold.
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H. B. Smith
C. Head
Lompkin County
Dahlonega
North
Georgia
Oraig
R, Arnold
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G. R. Glenn, A.M. LL. D
CIA
North Georgia Agricultural College
Vandiviere & Smith
Nugget Office
J. P
Justice Court
Blackstone
The
Mountain Club
Galllard
Dahlonega, Ga
Brooksher
FL. C. Bolding
Bank of Dahlonega
Mrs. Adlia
Watson
7. S. Littlebirld
Atlanta
Lumpkin County
T. H. Worley
Carl Shultz
Carl Shhultz
TH. B. Sutra
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