Dahlonega College Promises Special Advantages
Dahlonega Georgia advertises special advantages at this institution. It claims total yearly expenses between $125 and $175 covering board lodging books fuel lights and uniform. Highlights climate mountain location discipline military department cadet band and thorough instruction in AB and B courses with dormitory living under officer supervision. For more information address the college.
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Georgia
U.S. Army Offiers
Pare deri Tablets Indigestion Rheumatism and Blood Troubles
An advertisement promotes Pare deri Tablets as a natural remedy for indigestion rheumatism and blood troubles. It claims they correct the digestive system kidneys liver and bowels without weakness and offer immediate improvement. A three month treatment is available with a money back guarantee and one box mailed for one dollar.
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Ashland
W. B. Townsend
Dahlonega
French Statesman Richepin Accused of Dubious Election Aid
The report claims M. Richepin benefited from a phony dramatic photo during campaigning. A staged scene at a bridge with bloodied handkerchief and crowd was allegedly used to influence voters as part of his bid against M. Ceccardi for a seat in the French chamber of deputies.
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Monsieur Richepin
Monsieur Ceccardi
Chamber of Deputies
M. Richepin
Deccardi Party
Paris
Optical illusion tricks eye with fast rotating spokes
A British Royal Society report by Prof. A Mallock describes a cardboard disk with spokes on a flywheel that, when rotated so fast the spokes blur, and a brief shock to the observer makes the spokes appear stationary. Tests show shocks from walking, tapping, or blinking can trigger the effect depending on speed and light. The illusion arises from a momentary variation or loss of sensation lasting about one eighteenth of a second.
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British Royal Society
A. Mallock
Not Completely Educated Scene Shows Arguing Couple
A domestic moment centers on George and a partner as she scolds him for failing to tie a shoe she just watched loosen. The exchange mocks the value of college education.
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George
What Poetry Does For Us
The Bore asks about Tennyson’s poems carrying him away while Miss Pert laments no volume is in the house. A brief exchange hints at the simple domestic charm of reading and shared literary talk.
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Tennyson
Miss Pert
Why Slaton Deserves the U S Senate Seat
The Dispatch argues for Slaton as a constructive Georgia statesman with twenty years of spotless public service. It cites his prudent, reforming record, peaceful approach, sound judgment, loyalty to friends, and magnanimity to enemies, urging voters that any one reason justifies his election.
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Slaton
United States Senate
Marriage a Habit to Women
A Mothers Magazine essay argues that social pressure makes women chase marriage while men remain single. It notes generations taught wives gain status from wedlock, and mothers push daughters to marry while resisting their sons' marriages.
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Mother’s Magazine
President Wilson Makes A Face Back
A light anecdote from the Saturday Evening Post recounts President Wilson driving in a car a small boy made a face at him. The president replied by saying he returned the gesture, noting the boy noticed nothing from his vantage.
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Wilson
Tle
Saturday Evening Post
Presidential faiths among U S leaders across history
A compact tally shows eight Episcopalians eight Presbyterians four Unitarians four Methodists two Dutch Reformed and one Disciple among U S presidents. Jefferson was a believer in Christianity but not tied to any denomination.
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United States
Jefferson
Restorative Oddity Sparks Corner Crowd
A passerby notes a bald-headed man has fainted at the corner and an Englishman wonders why the crowd gathered. The exchange turns to humor about hair and a rich old curmudgeon whose widow could be made happy, revealing a sharp social quip rather than a serious event.
Fragmentary OCR Tidbit Says Jam Improvised
Readable bits show a quirky exchange about taking jam open and a humorous remark about hitting syrup in a casual, garbled dialogue fragment from a historical page.
Testy old Jaggins questioned by BE and TY
A brief exchange shows BE asking how they found a man named Jaggins and TY replying that he was testy. The fragment hints at informal interrogation or reaction to Jaggins behavior.
Debate Plan Cited Police Guard Proposal
In a quoted exchange observers discuss needing a police presence at an intellectual debate. A participant questions the need asserting the aim is to arrest audience attention.
Naulonegag Graded School and Public Education Notes
Naulonegag Graded School in Dahlonega described as an educational center alongside the Agricultural College. The notice promotes a well graded public school system free to every citizen and a $1 per month charge for non residents, signed by A. G. Ferguson, principal.
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Dahlonega
Agricultural College
A. G. Ferguson
Pincipal
Farm Lands For Sale Dahlonega Realty Co
Farm lands terms and descriptions furnished on application. Correspondence solicited. If you have farm lands for sale write or see H. Smith or C. Head, Lumpkin County Realty Co., Dahlonega, Ga.
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H. &. Smith
C. Head
Lumpkin County Realty CO
Dahlonega, Ga
Transient Resort Opens in North Georgia Park Area
The finest resort in North Georgia invites travelers with running water, excellent meals, and cool shade on 8 acres. Proprietor Craig R Arnold advertises amenities and asks Commercial men to inquire about the property.
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North
Georgia
Kree
Craig
R. Arnold
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Alfred C. Newell
J. A. Morrow
W. A. Charters
Congress
Lumpkin
Court House
Religions OF Presidents
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Naulonegag Graded School
Mountain Club
W. S. Gaillard
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Dr. F. C. Bolding
Bank of Dahlonega
Homer Head
Mrs. Adlia
Watson
Mrs. TS. Littlefield
Atlanta
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