City Government and Church Listings for Baker AL
Directory itemized list of city officers including mayor aldermen and clerks, county officers, school board, road and revenue staff, and church affiliations with service times. Includes names such as T. F. Christian, John Ho Moore, A. W. Cain, J. M. Ridley, and Rev. Gordon Watson.
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T. F. Christian
A. West
Jos. Townsend
T.H. Wimpy
T. F Jackson
Dr. H. Head
W.S. Davis
Crustees City School
John Ho Moore
A.W. Cain
Beerebary
J. M. Brooksher
J.P. Pruett
W.H. Jones
W. J. Hightower
A. B. Keith
County Board OF Education
BG. Lowe
J. M. Ridley
WT. Dowds
G. D. Pierce
D. W. Caldwell
Carl Shultz
John H. Moore
Seerea
W.L. Ash
CG. Meaders
PEACH
Auraria
M.C. Wyley
Presby
Lerian Church
B. W. Baker
J. A. Carson
Church OF God
Gordon Watson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promotes Natural Balance
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a tonic taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. It assists nature in restoring normal conditions. Available at all druggists. Cir F. J. Cheney Co. Also notes land deeds and J.P. court blanks at Nugget Office.
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Hall
Cir
F. J. Cheney & Co
J.P. Court
Nugget Office
Notice to Creditors for the Estate of Martin Deceased
Notice from Lumpkin County Georgia requiring all creditors to render their demands to the undersigned and all debtors to settle their accounts. Dated February 5 1923. B F Anperson Administrator G Martin deceased
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Martin
B. F. Anperson
Adiir
Ord
G. Martin
Ideal Hosiery Mills hires women with steady work
Men and women wanted for steady factory employment at the Ideal Hosiery Mills in Margylt Tennessee. Applicants should be of good character and at least 16 years old. The mill offers consistent work opportunities and housing in the furnace area.
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Margylt
Tennessee
Onuekallonile ‘i
Furnace Coma
Alomnium
Avavriea
Algoa
Gloved Romance on a Subway and Tulip Prices Through Time
A New York Sun piece recalls a couple holding hands on a Broadway subway ride with gloved hands, then turns to ancient Egypt dance lore and the high historical value of tulips. It notes tulip prices in Britain and Europe, including 75 pounds for a Miss Fannie Kemble bulb and a Chelsea gardener’s catalog listing at 200 guineas.
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Seventh Avenue
New York Sun
Ninety-sixth Street
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
One Hundred and Forty-fifth Street Station
England
Juvenal
Scotland
Britannica
Light of a Firefly and Artificial Light Costs
The Washington Star notes that fireflies emit light without heat comparable to industrial methods. Professor MacIntosh estimates about 2000 degrees Fahrenheit would be needed to produce the same light artificially, highlighting the energy waste in man made lighting.
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MacIntosh
Washington Star
When His Love Faded in School Exchange
A narrator recalls a first love at thirteen who blamed another boy for breaking a globe. After convincing the teacher the boy was responsible, the speaker was excused but the romance ended at that moment.
Bragging About Colleges Sparks Stadium Shortage
A Birmingham Age-Herald piece notes boys boast about colleges while a youngster stays silent and ashamed, highlighting a lack of stadium facilities at his college. The exchange contrasts pride with embarrassment over inadequate athletic infrastructure.
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Tfe
Birmingham Age-Herald
Wise Animal Is the Beaver
From Hallam Hawksworth’s The Adventures of a Grain of Dust the beaver shows wisdom in choosing a young tree, inspecting weather, and predicting how it will fall to avoid tangling with nearby branches, with older beavers more cautious in cutting or moving to another tree.
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Hallam Hawksworth
Pictures on Ceiling in Kuwait Palace Reflects Bazaar Finds
Kuwait sits at the head of the Persian Gulf and is noted as a proposed Baghdad railway terminus. The town is a mud and plaster Arab border settlement with a single story skyline, save for the sheik's palace which features a bizarre arabesque room. Its ceiling bears gilt-framed chromes of foreign notables collected from Bombay bazaars.
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Kuweit
Persian Gulf
Bagdad
Bombay
New Fuel From Western Larch for Auto Motors
The United States Forest Service forest products laboratory reports a method to extract ethyl alcohol from western larch sugars. A ton of dry larch yields thirty three gallons of alcohol, about sixty percent more than any other wood studied.
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Forest Products Laboratory
United States Forest Service
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Information Bureau
Bread as Sacred: Scandinavian Customs and Beliefs
The Scandinavians prize bread as a love charm and sacred to daily life. They avoid throwing bread away and often leave leftovers for others to eat, with acts like kissing dropped crumb cited as devout fear of wasting God’s gift. Du Chailly notes similar practices among Swedes and Norwegians.
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du Chailly
Inoculation for Plants
Scientists in the United States and abroad describe plant inoculation as a method to confer immunity against diseases. Beauverie showed begonia cuttings grown in soil with an attenuated Botrytis cinerea fungus resisting subsequent parasite attack, with other researchers reporting similar results.
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United States
Beauverie
Egypt's dense population and narrow Nile settlements
The Nile valley and delta form the sole settled region in Egypt, a 12,226 square mile strip that hosts about 14 million people. If New York and the UK shared the density, their populations would be vastly higher, illustrating extreme per‑area concentration.
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Egypt
Nile
Nile Valley
Delta
New York State
New York
United Kingdom
Eagle protection urged amid eagle killings nationwide
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat warns against slaughtering the bald eagle as a national emblem. It cites Alaska’s bounty that killed over 5,600 eagles in a year or two and notes eagles are still common on the Carolina coast. President Pearson of the Audubon Societies argues for preserving the emblem and stopping the slaughter.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Alaska
Pearson
National Association of Audubon Societies
Charleston
Senator I Am Tremendously Happy Opinion Piece
A reflective internal dialogue contrasts pride in a self written article with external doubters. The exchange highlights self confidence and perceived validation from a singular critic.
Uncomfortable Theories By Dr Brander Matthews
Dr Brander Matthews at a Columbia tea critiques the school of French novelists led by Anatole France Loti Mirabeau and Maupassant for brilliance but bleak philosophy. He recalls a quip about a young man asking if kissing is the first time she has loved and she answers it may not be the last.
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Brander Matthews
Columbia
Anatole
France
Loti
Mirabeau
Maupassant
Swearing No Good Embrocation Anecdote
A curate asks an old parishioner if the nurse has visited and given care. The reply confirms she came once and “done my foot more good than all the imprecations I ever used.”
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England
World's Largest Pier Under Construction in New Jersey
Construction of the worlds largest pier continues at Woboken New Jersey replacing piers destroyed by fire fourteen months ago. The 1200 foot long double deck structure will cost about 4500000 dollars and will enable handling of larger marine craft and cargoes with unusual methods.
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Woboken
N. J
Mules Offered by J M Brooksh er at Dahlon ega
J M Brooksh er advertises a best lot of mules for sale in Dahlonega area inviting buyers to come and inspect. The message emphasizes quality stock and direct sales from the owner.
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Dahlonega
J. M. Brooksher
Public shoe sale offer on solid leather, waterproof pair
A bold public sale advertises a dark tan leather shoe with bellows tongue and dirt proof waterproofing. The promoter claims genuine leather at a fraction of value, listing the actual price as 800 dollars but offering the pair for 2.95.
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Army Munson
Thea
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Baker
W. B. Townsend
Sperior Gourt
Christian Sheriff
Aeledreak Daewean
Porte
H, Peck
A.S Cantrell
Ween Sa R. Eb, Baker
John Evans
G. G. Evans
W. J. Free
D. O. Johnson
Ohio
Notich
McGuire
Moore & Tarlys
Pharaoh
Tulips
Favorite
A. Candy Store
Virginia
Fred Jones
Gainesville
Mgr
Avury & McOtors
Admin Straton
Court of Ordinary
Dawson County
J.M. Bearwen
Elijah Bennett
Sal
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Sale
THE
U. & Stores Company
Broadway
New York City
Clarence
W. J. & E. C. Palment
C. W. McDonald
Gainesville, Ga
Bay State Show Company
N.Y
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