Land For Sale in Lumpkin County Georgia
Public sale authorized by the Lumpkin County Court of Ordinary will offer Lot 996 in the 5th district 1st section Lumpkin County Georgia containing 40 acres. The sale to settle a note under a security deed from C A Mincey to W B Gaillard assigned to J E Tate. Sale August 1927 at the courthouse door between 10 AM and 4 PM for cash.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Court of Ordinary
C. A. Mincey
Gaillard
J. E. Tate
Superior Court
Court House
Sth
Geology summer school on wheels travels Atlantic to Pacific
A Princeton led geological education tour travels in a specially built sleeper car from July 18 to August 26 across Canada. Prof Richard M Field directs with foreign scholars Ton W Collet and T B Bailey aboard for a 23 member party including professors and students.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Princeton University
Richard M. Field
Ton W. Collet
University of Geneva
T. B. Bailey
Scottish Geological Survey
Canadian Geological Survey
United States
Censor Victim Blasts Critics in A Lively Metaphor
Gilbert Miller rails against censorship while recounting a Brooklyn beauty in a New York grocery fruit department. He recalls a millionaire's quip about dates, with the girl retorting she keeps them all right but not with old agrogenarian dodos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Miller
New York
Brooklyn
Detroit Free Press
Locating Ore Bodies and Methods Compared
Two main electrical methods locate ore bodies. The potential method sends current through ground and traces disturbances where ore lowers resistance. A second electromagnetic method detects anomalies from ore. A third wireless approach is only barely suggested.
Killers Must Pay Heirs After Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court of the Philippines commutes death to life imprisonment for Hu genio Cartagena and Vicente Bande, ordered to serve up to 40 years with possible cash indemnities to heirs Tan Yuking and Soy Ing, following a double murder in Leyte.
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Hugenio Cartagena
Vicente Bande
Leyte
Philippine Islands
Suprema Court of the Philippines
Tan Yuking
Soy Ing
Health and lighter rays aid undernourished children
The article notes that sunlight and ultraviolet light from electric lamps help children who are undernourished or rickety. In Paris a playground uses lava violet light ceiling lamps to aid seating and play for children.
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Sim
Letric Lemps
Paris
Horse Marines Now Part of Army Forces
A Brooklyn Eagle report states a detachment in Peking uses the nickname horse marines. Lieut. Curry Jr describes sailors riding horses assigned to guard the American embassy with about 100 mounted troops out of a 500 strong battalion.
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Devil Dogs
Peking
Duncan Curry, Jr
Charles P. Plunkett
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Curry
Far
United States
Sacramento
Howard N. Stent
China
Mr. Curry
Horse Marines
Uncle Sam
Brooklyn Eagle
Curious English Company Names Reflect Trend in 1926
The Baltimore Sun notes an increase in novel registered trade names in England during the past year. Economists link this to a congested field of charge as old names become unavailable. Among entries, Dog's Baths and Requisites Ltd stood out for dog grooming and baths for the ultra rich. Other quirky names included Uncles Ltd Universal Aunts Ltd King Coal Ltd Virtuous Lady Mining Company Mrs Browns Little Tea Shop Tainches Too Ltd and Little Mary Ltd.
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England
Baltimore Sun
Dog’s
Uncles, Ltd
Universal Aunts, Ltd
King Coal, Ltd
Tady Mining Company
Tainches Too, Ltd
Little Mary, Ltd
Small Boy Faces Kindness Dilemma About Animal Abuse
A youth asks what to do if he sees a boy beating a dog. He says persuasion works only if the other is smaller. if the aggressor is bigger, pacifism clashes with instinct. The exchange appears in Youth's Companion.
Wife Budget Opinion Sparks Lawmaker Critique
Lady Alexander, dubbed the Law Lady, scorns an England bill from the Women's Threedom league to make wife dress allowances compulsory. She argues such allowances should align with each husband’s means and not be fixed by law, insisting women can manage their own budgets.
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Alexander
England
Women’s Threedom League
Control of Bloodflow
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports three people who can control their blood flow at will. The article notes many may unknowingly alter their radial pulse.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Primitive training compared with modern childrearing
A Baltimore Sun dispatch cites W D Hambley of the Field Museum asserting that modern parents delaying punishment resemble primitive practices. He notes African groups discipline children after age fourteen, enforcing strict tribal laws, hardship, and communal training to foster collective responsibility while dampening individuality.
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Baltimore Sun
Africa
W. D. Stambley
Department of Anthropology
Field Museum
Chicago
Mr. Hambley
New Car Jokes Spark Pickup Praise
A playful note praises a new car as having a wonderful pickup while a cheer echoes Yeh. The remark also mentions spotting someone with a strange girl, signaling a casual, humorous exchange in everyday life.
Chill Lake Michigan Water Shuts Out Beach Bathers
Chilly Lake Michigan winds push surface water away and bring up deep water near 50 degrees Fahrenheit. This unusually cold plume makes the shore unsuitable for swimmers as Chicagoans seek relief from summer heat.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Population growth in the United States over a century
American Magazine notes U S population rose 27 fold from about 4 million to 110 million in a century. If growth continued, 130 years later would reach 2.8 billion. another 130 years would reach 76 billion, a figure deemed absurd.
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America
United States
American Magazine
Need for Reforestation We Must Grow Wood as a Nation
The speaker argues the United States consumes two-fifths of world wood and cannot abandon wood use. The solution is to become a nation of wood growers while retaining wood users, stressing responsible forestry for prosperity. Pinchot highlights the shift from consumption to stewardship and sustainable growth.
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United States
Gifford Pinchot
Television Could Have Averted Tragedy
A college football athlete known for temper and profanity faced campus harassment from rival students. After repeated phone calls to his fraternity house the president sought a meeting. The athlete promised action and unleashed a harsh tirade over the phone. Moments later the college president arrived, but the rest of the story is a tragedy.
Lightning Power vs Machine Generated Power
The article compares global lightning power with U S electric power output. It cites I W Peck Jr consulting engineer for General Electric noting 1800 storms at any moment and 300000 flashes hourly each about four kilowatt hours. The total equals 1 500 000 horsepower, far less than the 32 500 000 horsepower capacity of U S generating stations.
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United States
I’. W. Peck, Jr
General Electric Company
Faithful Ravenna Sunday School Veteran Honored
Edward Lathrop Hinman seventy three has never missed a Sunday school session at First Congregational church Ravenna Ohio. He has lived in Ravenna all his life and is a direct descendant of Puritan preachers. His grandmother Lucy Mather was Abner Mather's daughter, tracing lineage to notable hell fire preachers.
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Edward Lathrop Hinman
First Congregational Church
Ravenna
Ohio
Hinman
Tinman
Lucy Mather
Abner Mather
Homemade snow sweeper by A. E. Beauchamp of Hartford
A home-made motor driven snow sweeper for sidewalks is described by A. E. Beauchamp of Hartford Connecticut. The device uses a baby carriage frame as the chassis with two lawnmower wheels at the rear a two cylinder motor a rotating brush bicycle sprocket and chain a gas tank muffler and several minor appendages.
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A. E. Beauchamp
Hartford
Conn
Indian Archer Demonstrates Bow and Arrow Skill
Report from Kokadjo Maine describes an Indian hunter using a bow to hunt game. He aimed at a flour barrel placed 100 feet away and the arrow pierced the barrel and exited the far side showcasing its power.
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Kokadjo
Maine
One Man War Tank For British Army
The British army unveils a one man tank with caterpillar tread and rubber wheels selectable in operation. It can reach 30 miles per hour on smooth roads and fire more than 100 shots a minute, highlighting its compact firepower and mobility.
Guardianship Hearing for R V Gillispie in Lumpkin County
Mrs Sallie Martin has applied for guardianship of the person and property of R V Gillispie a non compos mentis in Lumpkin County. The guardianship is set to be heard at 10 o clock AM on the first Monday in August next in the Ordinarys office dated July 4 1927.
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State of Georgia
Lumpkin County
Sallie Martin
R. V. Gillispie
W. B. Towssenn
Woody Barber Shop Promotes First Class Expert Service
Local barber shop touts expert service with the branding H. R. Woody and H. I. Wood. Keywords emphasize skilled grooming and top quality clientele.
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Woody Barber Shop
H. R. Woody
H. I. Wood
Purification Program Promises Health Through Calotabs
Physicians laud purification as nature’s foundation for health. Try Calotabs for a thorough system cleanse, taken once or twice weekly for several weeks. Priced 35 cents with directions included.
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Nature
Local Store Ad Promises Good Eats and Prompt Service
Blue and white cafe offers a full line of school supplies, candies, cigars and cigarettes, flash light supplies and Kodak films. Ice cream and soft drinks, bottle or joint, with aim to be the coolest and nicest place in town run by G. K. Rider, proprietor.
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G. K. Rider
Buy a Summer Home in Dahlonega
Real estate offer markets in and around Dahlonega with a range of properties from small inexpensive units to first class homes. Prices advertised as low with easy terms and a salesman invites prospective buyers to view these properties offered by Brooxsnur Rearty Co.
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Dahlonega
Dahlonega Public School Bill Proposed in Georgia General Assembly
After thirty days a local bill will be introduced in the Georgia General Assembly to amend Dahlonega Public Schools law. The act would strike “one half” in Section 8 Paragraph 2d and substitute with “Three Sourth.” The notice is dated June 27 1927 and signed by citizen Joan H Moors of Dahlonega Ga.
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General Assembly of Georgia
Dahlonega
Georgia
Joan H. Moors
Dahlonega, Ga
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Princeton
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