Mythology and the Primitive View of Gods
The text explains how primitive man deified natural phenomena such as the sun and sky. Gods were imagined behind daily events with chariots and brilliant attire. Tales formed a people’s mythology by linking leaves, sea, stars, and winds to divine beings and virtue.
Modest Is Right Maude Birthday Candles Spark Cake
Ethel notes Maude's birthday restraint with few candles for the occasion. The exchange hints at modesty and young party customs, implying a smaller celebration than expected.
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Maude
Ethel
Commuter Complains Of Streetcar Politeness
A man abruptly boarded an interurban car as it pulled away and grumbled about the conductors. He claims streetcar workers where he comes from always back up to accommodate late riders, while the Telegram notes the origin of the remark.
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Youngstown
Radio vs Telegraph Clash: Cowboy Banter Echoes Era
In a Western wit exchange, Cactus Joe argues radio will replace telegraph only partially. He claims radios suit casual chat while a telegraph pole remains essential to signal when a boss thief is caught by a posse.
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Cactus Joe
Anglers Club Dinner Confessions and Laughs From Fishermen
A rank outsider wins a mock Brown Derby at the Anglers Club dinner as tales spill from the fisheries crowd. Veterans like Frederick White share bluewater trout yarns while Dr. S Sinclair recounts Dawson City cold spell humor. Club president BR W Connett II declares Sinclair the winner.
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Onree
Prederigh White
8. G. Sinclatr
Rose
Ile
Dawson City
BR. W. Connett UI
Doctor Sinclair
New York World
Spiffums’ changing reliability puzzles Jones and partner
In a clipped exchange Jones laments that Spiffums, once dependable, now cannot be trusted. A remark about his wife’s need for explanations of trivial events adds a pointed, character–driven note.
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Boob
Rome Considers Restoring Tiber Waterway to Sea
Interest grows in Italy over deepening the Tiber to improve access to the sea. Officials and engineers evaluate the project, outlining potential benefits for commerce and regional development.
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Rome
Tiber
Italy
Bank of Dahlonega Statement From March 26 1928
The document presents a bank statement from the Bank of Dahlonega Lumpkin County Georgia dated March 26 1928. It lists time and demand loans total liabilities capital stock surplus and various deposits including certificates and deposits.
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Bank of Dahlonega
Ashier
Divorce Complaint and Tax Lien Sales in Lumpkin County
In Lumpkin County Superior Court April term 1928 Mrs B H Gibson sues E H Gibson for divorce. Sheriff sale lists multiple land parcels in Lumpkin County including 61 64 in 13th District, 1st Section and other lots in 12th 5th districts with various acreages. Flats of properties are listed under several defendants including J C Perry John W Rider A D Greenfield B W Smith W A Pope H N Bates and A J Anderson and the Dah Lonega Gold Mining Milling Co.
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Superior Court
Lumpkin County
B. H. Gibson
E. H. Gibson
H. Gibson
FE. WM. Gibson
Georgia
Court House
Said County
C. C. Porter
Said
J.,c Perry
Alsoiot
John W. Rider
A. D. Greenfield
Bm. W. Smith
Wim. A. Pope
Habersham
H. N Bates
A.J. Anderson
Hall
HM. Ashton
Application for permanent administrator of estate
Mrs Hattie Crisson applies for a permanent administrator of the estate of J M McDonald and Sallie McDonald deceased. The court cites all interested parties to appear April 1 to show cause why John H Moore should not be granted permanent administration. March 5, 1928. WB Towne, Ordinary.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Hattie Crisson
J.m.mcdonald
Sallie McDonald
John H. Moore
Wb.towneenp
Julie L. Satterfield
Jf. W. Satterfield
W. J. Powssenp
Land Auction Notice in Lumpkin County Georgia 1923
Public sale scheduled for the first Tuesday in April 1928 between legal hours to settle a fi fa in Lumpkin County Georgia. Property describes 80 acres in lot 74 of the 1st District, Habersham now Lumpkin, bounded by John Wilson A J Kanady Martin and William Gilbert. Levy mentions A B Kanady as defendant.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Said County
Habersham
John Wilson
A. J. Kanaedy
A. B. Kanady
W. R
Justices Court
G. M
Levy
John Evans
L. C
J. M. Davis
Tax Notice Schedule for 1923 Tax Returns
Tax notice lists dates and locations for 1923 tax return pickups. March 26 Martin's Ford 9 11. March 26 Auraria 2 4. March 27 Mill Creek 9 1h. March 27 Nimblewill 2 4. March 28 Major Mosses 9 28 Hightower 10 11 28 Davis 2 4. March 29 Cane Creek 9 11 29 Yahoo 2 4 30 Porter Springs 9 11 80 Chestatee 2 4 81 Frogtown 9 11 31 Craumby 2 , 2 Dahlonega 10 3. March 3 Shoal Creek 9 11 8 Wahoo 2 4. Eck TR.
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Martin’s Ford
Auraria
Mill Creek
Nimblewill
Chestatee
Frogtown
Craumby
Dahlonega
Shoal Creek
Wahoo
HH. Eck
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