Pennsylvania Timber Company charter bid for Lumpkin County
Pennsylvania timber company petitions to Georgia Superior Court for charter in Lumpkin County. The group from Potter County Pennsylvania seeks a twenty year charter with $25 000 capital to buy hold timber lands real estate and operate saw mills and lumber manufacturing with branch offices possible. They request standard corporate powers including sue and be sued by laws directors and bonds. Filed June 21 1913 with Clerk C Hran.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Said County
Charles Allen
C. FB. Rathbone
George H. Cobb
W. J. Grover
A. H. Rice
Win, Grover
T. L. Rathbone
Potter
State of
Pennsylvania
Alyle
Dahlonega
Lumpkin
O. J. Lanny
C. C. Hran
Rickets Noted For Foresight And Corkscrew
A brief quip highlights Rickets as a man of notable foresight and constant readiness, joking that he is never without a corkscrew. The exchange underscores character with light humor.
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Rickets
Long Was Short
A brief dialogue between a manager and collector about collecting a bill from Old Man Long. The exchange notes the man was in but out, followed by a quotable exchange referencing the Sphinx and pyramids.
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Boston
Transcript
Brawny Peru Boatmen Like Egyptian Galley Slaves
Ernest Peixotto portrays Peruvian ship rowers near Callao as giant, stoic laborers. He notes their crew trained arms, broad faces, and synchronized winging oars in calm seas. The scene contrasts peaceful harbors with ancient maritime imagery.
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Guayaquil
Hellador
Callao
Peru
Eton
Ernest Peixotto
Scribner’s
Trujillo
Engaged to Duke Prompted by Bargain Talk
In a salon style aside the chatter centers on Miss De Rocks engagement to a duke with a rising price talk. The dialogue then shifts to a critique of a market minded society and a Paris youth athletics initiative. M Valot leads a French effort to structure youth physical education amid growing interest and debate.
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France
M. Gabriel Benvalot
Misdeeds of a Husband Highlighted in Letter
A reader cites a report of a wife alleging her husband spanked her for drinking. The responder condemns the act as unfair and notes that restraint would have been wiser until she sobered. The exchange focuses on mistreatment of a vulnerable spouse.
Langwidge Cartoon Snippet Sparks Quiet Advice
A dialogue features Mr Gruff blunt humor and a pun about wearing silence for a first baseball game. George offers to take the speaker this afternoon, prompting a witty exchange about appropriate attire and demeanor.
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George
Cardui touted as help for tired housewives in Pleasant Hill
Mrs. Walter Vincent of Pleasant Hill writes she suffered three summers with dreadful headaches prostration and back pains. After three bottles of Cardui she improved greatly becoming stronger and gaining weight. Cardui described as vegetable and gentle with tonic effects on the womanly constitution. The ad claims over a million women helped in 50 years and offers a free book from Chattanooga Medicine Co. Ladies Advisory Dept. Chattanooga Tenn.
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Pleasant Hill
N. C
Walter Vincent
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Gave Her His Word
A dialogue fragment shows a woman misled about a man’s ideal image. The exchange lowers expectations as one character notes modern costs exceed those a century ago while another expresses nostalgia for living in earlier times.
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Pyramids
Bee Dee
Stoge & Poultry Medicine
Idrops
Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO
Lake Street
Chicago
Bo Burns
Waka
Ties
Watson
H. E. Watson
South America
Langwidge
Gruff
Nugget
J. P
Justice Court
We Ee Sie
Bie
Fife, GA
C. E. Waller
Foley
Asle
Cook’s Pharmacy
Cool’s Pharmacy
D. L. Cook
Ph. G
W. D. Seabolt
AT the
Littlefield Old Stand
Gibbs
Homer Head
Dahlonega, Ga
L.H. Grizzle and
Tom Lee
McGuires Jewelers
Columbia
Mountain Club House
Craig R. Arnold
Agricultural College
Sargent
Pure Herb Tablet Co
Ashland
Ohio
W. B. Townsend
Mrs. TS. Lepperteld
Atlanta
Igibuy
NATO
Sage
Mas
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