Origin of Pike's Peak Indian Legend
The article recounts a Native American legend of Pike's Peak's formation. Lesser spirits flood the earth, create people who trouble them, then drop earth and maize into heaven. Their burdens form the summit beneath the gate of heaven, explaining the mountain's origin and its mineral wealth as signs of fallen sky stuff. The narrative links stars and spirits with the peak's rise and disappearance of its summit in another tale.
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Pike's Peak
Great River
Heaven
Gate of Heaven
Cultivate Tact and Its Place in Education
Frank Danby argues tact should be taught continuously and prioritized alongside technique. The column contrasts heartfelt sympathy with commonplace notes, cites London studies on ignorance and child hunger, and explores vocation versus avocation before brief musings on the ptarmigan and true economy in gifts.
Graves of the Confederate Dead Roster at Johnsons Island
Mrs. Mary Patton Hudson of Princeton Hotel raises funds to care for Confederate graves on Johnsons Island Cincinnati May 26. The roster lists Capt E M Toggle 85th Georgia Infantry and numerous Georgia units including Reeves Lane and others plus lieutenants and captains from various regiments.
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D. Stephenson
9Th
Georgia Infantry
W. N. Swift
34Th
Middlebrooks
40Th
H. B. Dawson
17Th
Georgi Infantry
J. L. Land
24Th
Georgina Infantry
J. F. McElroy
FP. Cooper
52Nd
R.P. Bolling
6Th
Georgia Cavalry
I. W. Day
55Th
J. W. Morne
67Th
I. W. Campbell
Move On From Town Critics
A short column laments local residents who spend time in loafing spots and making unfriendly comparisons to other towns. It condemns a particular type of resident who speaks ill of the town and its women, labeling him the sorriest fellow on earth and urging the community to act decisively.
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Hon
Ronting
A Cheerful Face in the Household Spirit
A cheerful face near heaven’s sunlight lifts spirits and brings hope. The piece praises a bright eye and sunny smile as a source of warmth, light, and emotional uplift in the home. It contrasts plain looks with inner cheer that animates blood with joy, noting a cheerful face radiates compassionate influence.
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Heaven
Notice to Debtors and Creditors in Lumpkin County
Georgia Lumpkin County Notice to all persons having claims or demands against the estate of W. E. Tead late of the county deceased to render an account of their demands and all indebted to the estate to make settlement. Issued May 17 1905 Isaac M. Heap Executor of the Last Will and Testament of W. K. Tead deceased.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
W. E. DP. Lead
Isaac M. Heap
W.K. P. Tead
Leave to Sell Land for John Fields Estate
Notice announces an application under Civil Code section 246 in Lumpkin county Georgia. Guardian Sk. BW Crisson requests leave to privately sell a specific land lot 1602 in the Eleventh District to reinvest proceeds for greater income. The date is June 26 1905 at Chambers Cleveland Georgia before Judge D J Kimsey.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Twill
Chambers
Cleveland
White County
D. J. Kimsey
Superior Court
Hall
John Fields
Luvatic
Crisson
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Dahlonega
G. R. Glenn
DAIS
H. Jones
Joan H. Moore
Simmons
NueGrr
J. RP
Justice’s Court
Nwo
Saan mL
Mrs. Stricklands
J. F. Moore
Dahlonega, Ga
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