Directory of Aldermen and County Officials Listed
A dense directory lists city and county offices with names including mayor A Tyseada, city marshal W.S. Davis, treasurer A.W. Crit, secretary J.M. Jooksher, and various clerks. It covers county officers, tax assessors, registrars, board of education members, roads and revenues, and notary and peace roles, followed by church listings and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Tyseada
A. West
Jon. Towssend
Wimpy
Jackdon
IE. Tiead
W.S. Davis
Busters Olly Bchooe
A. W. Crit
J. M. Jooksher
TP. Frunte
GG. Evans
W. J. Free
Johnson
T. F. Christian
Auraria
A. Hutcheson
J. P
Cane Creek
Luther Justus
J. P. Fred Ash
N. P. Crumby
L. B. Hatfield
N. P. Chestatee
J. M. Wilkins
N. P. Davis
W.M. Wehunt
B. TL. Higgins
J. M. Calhoun
N. P. _ porter
Ricketts
N. P . M. Duckett
Burges
N. P. Wahoohoo
J. A. Abercrombie
J. Pas
Bunyan Pierce
N. P
Wahoola
J. Masetae
Head
JAPAN WOMEN ADVANCING IN EDUCATION AND VOTING ARGUMENTS
Captain Mitsutoru Ide of the Imperial Japanese navy says education in Japan is widespread with about 90 percent participation for both boys and girls. He notes rising household costs in cities and a simple rural life, and cites growing interest in athletics with Wasda and Keio universities and Japanese baseball teams visiting America to play against U S teams in California.
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Japan
Mitsutoru Ide
Imperial Japanese Navy
Hotel
Pennsylvania
Ide
Wasda
Keio
America
California
Washington Star
Mari gold sentiment sparks a miss in Longwood exchange
In Longwood a man learns flowers can misfire as a proposal. When old Mrs Bullion fell ill, a single bouquet of mari golds led to an unintended impression, as the giver reflects on the risk of misread signals in social greetings.
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Longwood
Reading by Ear in Ancient Times and Library Roles
The article explains that ancient reading relied on hearing and aloud delivery. It notes unpunctuated texts, vast pillared libraries, and limited public library use. Public baths supplied popular literature, while private collections reduced reliance on libraries for scholars.
THATS DIFFERENT Visitor Where do you hail from, mister
A brief dialogue unfolds as a visitor asks his origin and the native replies that he hails from nowhere and reigns at home, suggesting a riddle or philosophical exchange about belonging and identity.
Mason and Dixon line described as historic divider
The Mason and Dixon line between Pennsylvania and Maryland is discussed as a historic boundary tied to the Missouri Compromise era. It notes the 39°43′26.3″ parallel, distinguishes it from the Missouri Compromise line, and recalls the original stone markers planted by the Penn and Baltimore families during the 18th century surveys.
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Mason and Dixon
Pennsylvania
Maryland
John Randolph
Congress
Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Baltimore
Penn
Baltimore Family
New Use for Mouse Traps in Federal Hawaii Station
The government uses mouse traps to catch English sparrows damaging corn and immature mango beans at the Federal Experiment Station in Honolulu Hawaii. Traps baited with soft kernels trigger as birds try to eat, resulting in instant death. Traps placed near corn ears and on the ground near mango beans deter and kill the pilfering birds.
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Federal Experiment Station
Honolulu
Hawaii
Eagles Become A Nuisance In Alaska Fox Farms
Fox farmers report eagles as a major difficulty in raising blue foxes in Alaska. A representative of the Biological Survey, United States Department of Agriculture, investigated the fox farming industry and found these birds prey heavily on silver foxes and especially the young pups.
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Alaska
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Court clerk seeks Pope's Triad amid shop confusion
A shopper asks for a copy of Pope's Triad but the clerk misreads the request. A salesgirl returns with another book claiming it is the Iliad, noting the mix up between the two volumes.
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Tomer
Pope
Stamp Jubilee Exhibition Readies in London May
Stamp collectors plan an international show in London during May to mark a diamond jubilee. Prominent collectors enter, with exhibited collections valued well over 5,000,000. Italy issues Christmas stamps with Christ and apostles, tied to the centuries old Propagation of the Faith institute founded by Pope Gregory II in 1022.
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London
Talian Post Office
Ason
Christ the
Greg II
Phemi
Log Cabin Theme Spreads in Harrison Campaign
As Harrison supporters turned sneer into rallying cry, log cabins appeared in crowds and processions. Large cabins and wagon-mounted structures drew spectators while a barrel of hard cider and log cabin symbols appeared at meetings. Politicians wore log cabin insignia and songs praising the theme circulated in a published collection.
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William Henry Harrison
United States
Washington
Baltimore
Attack Mentioned at Narragansett Dinner
Sir Hugh Maxwell Grant recalls a humorous London dinner moment describing American dialogue on manners. A New York man and a Chicagoan exchange greetings. a misinterpreted question leads to a footrest interruption as a wife seeks to sit.
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Hugh Maxwell-Grant
London
Narragansett
New York
New Yorker
Lamp as a Telephone Demonstrates Voice Transmission
A 100 candlepower Osram lamp on a 50 volt circuit is shunted into a telephone elros to reproduce family speech via a microphone. The effect, linked to filament temperature, causes the glass envelope to vibrate. Lamps of 16 and 32 candlepower do not respond due to thicker envelopes.
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Audi
Birds as Gardeners Help Your Spring Garden Thrive
A feature extols brown birds and other feathered helpers as free garden labor. It notes these birds arrive with dawn to till the soil, eat worms, and curb harmful insects, improving vegetable health and growth. The piece highlights the birds’ song as payment for the gardener’s efforts.
Improved life belt saves head from water danger
A new life belt design keeps the wearer's head above water, preventing drowning if the user faints or loses consciousness. It offers a clear advantage over older belts by supporting the head and keeping the mouth closed, reducing fatal immersion.
Churches Use Radios to Broadcast Services Nationwide
A National Chamber of Commerce survey finds eighty three radiophone stations in the United States broadcast religious services. The coverage spans about 65.2 percent of the nation's total area.
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United States
National Chamber of Commerce
Army Munson shoes sale at public prices
We have a tremendous stock of Army Munson last shoes sold direct to the public. Price 2.75. 100 percent solid leather with heavy double soles sewed and nailed. Uppers are heavy tan chrome leather with bellows tongue making them waterproof. Sizes 6 to 11 all widths. Pay Postman on receipt or send money order. Money refunded if not satisfactory.
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Army Munson
Fitts' Nursery Ad Promotes Wide Variety in Dahlonega
A Norfolk style notice from Dahlonega Georgia announces Fitts' Nursery O N Fitts and Sons offering thousands of fine trees in stock with large variety and reasonable prices. Call or write for details.
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O.N. Fitts & Sons
Dahlonega
New Goods at Mrs. T. H. Jones Shop Invites Call
Mrs. T. H. Jones announces new stock of ginghams silk dress goods tennis shoes and other articles. She invites customers to call and inspect. Ginghams priced 15 to 35 cents per yard. Prices of all other goods reasonable.
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T. H. Jones
Public Sale Offers Ultralow Price Army Shoes
A surplus stock of 122000 pairs U S Army Munson last shoes sizes 54 to 12 is offered at 2.95 per pair. The shoes are guaranteed solid leather waterproof with bellows tongue in dark tan. Buyers pay on delivery or by money order. refunds available if not as represented. Nacional Bar State Shoe Company 296 Broadway New York.
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Munson
U. S
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OSTA
W. B. Townsend
DE Christian
M. Davis
O. Porter
Hy Peck
A.S. Cantrell
Mia Sedcay
Baker
John Evans
GC. Burns
M.G. Wyley
Presbyterian Church
B. W. Baker
J. A. Carson
Church OF God
Gordon Watson
J. P. Court
Nugget
G H McGuire
Dahtlonega
Moore & Warlys
SAE Gon Nt
Jan of Dahionersa
North Georgia Agricultural College
J. H. Park
Box
Dahlonega, GA
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Gainesville
Gainesville & Dahlonega
Avrry
McCnure
Broadway
New York City
Fitts’ Nursery
de, Homer Head
Dailonesd
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