Failures need not defeat the brave energy within
The Irish World argues that many so called failures in life are like old mines rediscovered by science. Nations and individuals alike can rebound if they rekindle grit and keep trying. Do not give up. stay healthy and try again.
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West
Roads Belong to All of Us and Must Be Maintained
The Alpharetta Free Press urges citizens to volunteer road dragging after rains to keep roads usable. It argues roads are public property built for everyone and that shared effort reflects unselfish citizenship, improving infrastructure year round.
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Free Press
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Alpharetta Free Press
The Man With a Grouch Advice Column
A reflective piece discusses the mood of a constant grouch and how personal mindset influences misfortune. It suggests laughing at oneself to reduce frustration and offers a light note on feeding animals with varied menu ideas.
Merchant asks extra two cents ad rate rumor debunked
Lavonia Times notes a circulating tale that a merchant demanded a two cent per inch increase on his year long ad bill starting January first. The paper says the event likely did not occur in Lavonia or Georgia and questions its truth while praising industrious businessconduct.
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Lavonia
Georgia
Lavonia Times
Writer Attributes Female Mind’s Concentration Deficit
The writer cites W L George in Atlantic Monthly claiming women lack guiding principles and intellectual criteria. He argues women struggle to grasp central ideas, drop from main points to side issues, and avoid deep concentration, linking this to disagreements over topics from plays to mining.
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W. L. George
Atlantic Monthly
Indian Women Gained Vote In Iroquois Constitution
The New York State Museum Bulletin of April 1 1916 highlights The Constitution of the Five Nations by Arthur C Parker. It notes noble women nominated lords and could depose them, with confirmation by councils, demonstrating early popular nomination recall and woman suffrage among the Iroquois long before white settlers.
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New York State Museum
Arthur C. Parker
Confederate Council
America
Woman’s Journal
City Waterworks Ownership Across 1915 United States
Statistics show 1915 results from 4872 towns: 3046 owned waterworks, 1355 privately, 37 mixed, 435 sourced from others. Large cities San Francisco, Denver, Indianapolis lacked municipal ownership in 1913. Ohio 156 of 196 cities municipal, Michigan 95 of 118, Illinois 247 of 312, Wisconsin 83 of 101, Indiana 90 of 146, Iowa 228 of 248, Minnesota 175 of 182, Kansas 154 of 170.
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San Francisco
Denver
Indianapolis
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Loose Change Talk Sparks Student Levels Debate
The dialogue shows a brief exchange about money shortage and university grading. James asks for change, Eliza cites tight funds, and a quip about students being on the same level contrasts with a remark that some have graduated.
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James
Eliza
Georgia college promises low cost and strong military training
The notice highlights total yearly expenses from 125 to 175 dollars covering board, lodging, books, fuel, and more. It touts a magnificent mountain climate, disciplined environment, obedience, and a top military department with cadet band under U.S. Army supervision. It pledges thorough A B and B S courses plus agriculture mining engineering and commercial science. Dormitories are provided under officer control. For more information contact Dr. G R Glenn, President.
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Georgia
U.S. Army
G. R. Glenn
North Georgia resort opens with modern amenities
The notice promotes a new open resort in North Georgia boasting transient access for travelers. It highlights electric lights running water 80 acres of parkland and ample shade as key attractions, with Craig R Arnold named as associated party.
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North
Georgia
Craig R. Arnold
Gainesville and Dahlonega Auto Mail Line
Daily service between Gainesville and Dahlonega with arrivals and departures at Dahlonega and Gainesville except Sunday. Fare set at $1.50, contractor J. W. Lusstorn of Murrayville Ga.
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Gainesville
Dahlonega
Auraria
J. W. Lusstorn
Murrayville. Ga
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