The Bigger Thing and the Anti Club Capsule
A domestic scene shows a couple debating fashion pills and anti club capsules as they manage impulses from fashion to expenses. The wife prescribes daily pills for both husband and visitors while a maid attends a caller. Nearby Habersham reports note bridges destroyed by frosts.
Men Talking About Each Other
A reflective essay condemns gossip and judging others. It urges direct, respectful confronting of offenses, warns against speaking ill, and reminds readers that all souls face equal judgment. Names a universal moral standard and calls for supportive, charitable behavior toward neighbors.
Native of This Town Question Sparks Cabin Scene
A traveler asks a sleepy southern resident if he is native to the town. The man’s wife interrupts from the cabin door, clarifying the question as she taunts him about being born there or moving in after birth. The exchange highlights local identity in a rustic setting.
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Fall
Jim
Catalpas Planted to Supply Crossties by Rail Line
The Louisiana and Nashville Railroad will grow catalpa trees for crossties. It has acquired 1000 acres at Carney Alabama and planted about 200000 trees. Arboriculture editor John P Brown notes requests for over 1 million acres of Southern land for catalpa cultivation.
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Louisiana & Nashville Railroad
Catalpa
Carney
Ala
John P. Brown
Arboriculture
Vicayang
New Orleans
Discharge of Quimby Estate Administrator in Lumpkin County
Georgia Lumpkin County administrator with the will annexed for the estate of David Sands Quimby petitions for discharge after filing a full administration report. The court cites all interested parties to show cause why he should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in August 1906, before Ordinary G G Evans.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Wm. J. Worley
David Sands Quimby
Southern Power and Milling Company charter petition
Petition to incorporate as Southern Power and Milling Company in Lumpkin County Georgia for 20 years with capital of 1.5 million, common stock, rights to mine metals and operate mills and utilities, build lines, and issue securities. Principal office in Dahlonega with branch offices possible. Includes authorization for benevolent fund and general corporate powers. Filed June 12, 1908.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Said County
Craig R. Arnold
Win
J. Haerther
Philadelphia
J. W. H. Underwood
Cleveland
Wim. P. Price
Dahlonega
Rufus K. Reaves
Athens
Southern Power and Milling Company
of Georgia
Lumpkin
State of Georgia
Prick & Charkers
I. D
Cook
Superior Court
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North Georgia Agricultural College
G. R. Glenn
Dr. Thacher
Freg
DR. OG. H. Jones
John H. Moore
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