Directory City Government Officials List
A fragmented directory listing city officers including mayor aldermen city marshal tax assessors registrars county officers and notables from multiple departments and towns. It enumerates names and roles such as J L Walker W P Rider T J Smith and C J Crumby among others with districts like Dahlonega Shoal Creek and Yahoola noted.
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GH. Moore
W. M. Housley
T. J. Smith
W. P. Rider
W.H. Jones
G. H. Vaughn
J. L. Walker
Truspees City
John Ll More
Kecretary & Treas
Ash
J. M. Brooksher
GO. Meadeys
Townsend Olyek Superiore Cours
Christian Sherill
Sibby Sassis
Yar Srey Tax Colleator U
Porter Tax
Peek
Baker County
John Evans
Evans
W. J. Free
Johnson
Jones
W. J.hightower
County Board OF Education
J. A. Dockery
J. M. Ridley
C.N. Fitts
SUPT
Carl Shults
John M. Magre
Wy i Ash
Vrs
T. P.christian
PEACH
Auraria
W. A. Huntcheson
J.P. Cane Creek
J. P. Crumby
L. B. Hatfield
N. P. Chestatee
J.M. Wilkins
N. P. Davis
B. H. Higgins
N.P. W.M. Wehunt
J. P. Dahlonega
J. P
W. B. Gurley
N. P. Frogtown
G. J., Jones
N. P. Hightower
J. N. Satterfield
N. P. Jones’ Creek
M. H. Kendall
N. P. Martin
J. A. Hollifield
Nimblewill
J. M. Calhoun
N.P
Porter Springs
J. J. Ricketts
N. P
N. P. Shoal Creek—H. ©. Burges, N. P. Wahoohoo—J. “A. Abercrombie
Bunyan Pierce
N. P. Yahoola
CG. Jarrard
Recognizing Value of Peanut in American Diet
The peanut crop gains popularity in the United States as a staple food. Peanut butter, oil, and flour expand use. peanuts provide protein fat and carbohydrate. Home economics experts note easy digestion and high protein value substantiated by Johns and Finks demonstrations.
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United States
Journal of the American Medical Association
Office of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Johns and
Finks
Contrary Creatures in a Humorous Family Exchange
A playful exchange features Miss Whirler asking if two brothers married well. Mr Twirler replies that one married a piano player who must cook, and the other married a cook who must play piano, highlighting mismatched spouses.
Many Types of Presidents in American History
The article surveys the varied backgrounds of U S presidents from aristocratic Virginia gentlemen to soldiers frontiersmen lawyers scholars teachers and statesmen. It notes Harding as the first president who was a newspaper man.
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Virginia
Harding
Free for the Asking pamphlet on venereal disease control
A Georgia State Board of Health issued pamphlet series titled Free for the Asking explains the government campaign against general diseases and presents facts about sex. Set A for young men, Set B for general readers, Set C for boys, Set D for parents, Set B for girls and young women, Set F for educators. Published in Atlanta Georgia by the Venereal Disease Control division.
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Genara
Georgia State Board OF Health
Atlanta
Georgia
Your little girl the perfect image of you in vain
A brief New York Sun quote shows a parent urging caution about vanity from praise for a daughter. The exchange reveals concern that compliments may influence the child’s self image and behavior.
Two Rich Phosphate Islands Nauru and Ocean Island
The Pacific islands Nauru and Ocean Island hold the world’s richest phosphates used for fertilizer. Governments of Britain Australia and New Zealand consider buying the mining firm for 17,500,000 dollars. The discovery tale links a Sydney backstreet, a door-stopper rock, and a trader’s shipment from Ocean Island.
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Nauru
Ocean Islands
Pacific
New Zealand
Sydney
Ocean Island
Cure Cancers With Radium Report From Buffalo Lab
New York state has access to 250 million dollars worth of radium at the Gratwick cancer laboratory in Buffalo. Dr. Harvey R. Gaylord reports that among 537 cases treated last year with radium, 858 showed marked improvement and 202 were clinically well. Some improved patients may prove permanently cured.
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New York State
Gratwick
Buffalo
Harvey R. Gaylord
New York World
Big engines for Mexico from Milwaukee builders
The largest single cylinder power in the United States is shown in a newly built Dissel type engine at Milwaukee. The unit, weighing 650000 pounds with a 60000 pound flywheel, measures about 53 by 17 by 21 feet and was built in parts to fit standard flat cars. A second engine of the same type is planned for Mexican mining work, using Mexican crude oil.
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United States
Milwaukee
Mexico
Remarkable Timepiece Patent in London
A London inventor recently patented a teapot that shows universal time. The lid mouth bears a dial with 15 degree longitude marks or 24 hour divisions, while the lid edge lists counties and cities by their distance from Greenwich. By setting the markings to a known local time, the teapot indicates the local time elsewhere.
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Greenwich
Pennsylvania Towns Grow as City Dwellers Rise
Pennsylvania towns expand as about 70 percent of residents live in cities and towns, according to figures issued by the state Department of Internal Affairs.
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Pennsylvania
State Department of Internal Affairs
Big difference in towns and city atmospheres noted
The Minneapolis Journal cites Prof. Edward A. Ross on how cities differ in spirit due to population make up. He notes “he” towns with more men, “she” towns with more women, giving examples like Washington and Nashville with high female ratios and mills cities drawing more women or men.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Yoren
Sorutimes
Edward A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
Washington
Richmond
Cambridge
Nashville
Lowell
Fall River
Paterson
Bridgeport
Birmingham
Detroit
Minneapolis Journal
Early Religion Mazdaism Zoroastrianism Origins and Beliefs
This excerpt outlines Mazdaism or Zoroastrianism as an ancient Persian faith 8,000 years old with Ormuzd the sun god opposing Ahriman the lord of darkness. It notes rites temples and altars with sacred fire, mentions Mithraism branches spreading to Egypt and its late antique competition with Christianity.
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Persia
Light
Ormuzd
Darkness
Ahriman
Egypt
Pompey the Great
Constantine
Julian
Lace making enjoys revival as clubs grow in interest
A revival in lace making and lace appreciation is visible through new and active clubs and guilds focusing on fine needlework. The movement includes groups teaching lace to young women and expanding their activities in recent years.
Logansport Resident Confronts Coal Thief at Bin
A Logansport resident reported a missing coal stash. He heard a thief in his bin and told him to move aside for a share. The thief urged quiet due to a light in the house. the owner recognized the man but has not filed charges.
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Logansport
Indianapolis
Sympathetic widow helps beggar with coins
A tattered mendicant begs for car fare and pennies. A compassionate old lady replies that a nickel buys nothing now and gives him two pennies. The scene captures street hardship and small acts of charity in the city.
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Ham Age-Herald
France Restores Alsace Potash Mines to Full Production
French engineers have revived the Alsace potash mines near Mulhouse after two years of work restoring machinery shafts and refining plants. The beds, believed richest in the world, contain about 3,000,000 tons of pure potash and could supply global needs for over three centuries, shifting France into rivalry with Germany in the fertilizer market.
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Alsace
France
Germany
Mulhouse
Food Tales From Wartime Wives
The Student Wife recalls wartime meals shaping husbands who return home picky. She notes that soldiers grew accustomed to rough fare and now reject many foods, with only certain dishes deemed acceptable, while meals must be cooked precisely to satisfy them.
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New York Sun
Preferred Death to Shame Amid German Ruin
A British Weekly meditation on German leaders facing defeat notes the deaths of Von Bothmann Hollweg and other patriots who could not endure national ruin. It compares their fates to two Armada captains who died in exile and contrasts lingering guilt with survival of sovereigns like Philip I and the Duke of Medina Sidonia.
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Herr von Bothmann-Hollweg
Ite
Friedrich Naumann
Spain
Recalde
Froude
Corunna
Oquensdo Tade
San Sebastian
Philip I
Duke
Medina Sidonia
Castile
Imagination Sparks Talk of White Tailed Rabbits
Willie claims rabbits dashed through the hedge while Tather doubts it and suggests imagination. Willie counters with a question about white tails, turning the exchange into a playful remark on sight and fantasy.
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Willie
Man and His Dog
A nostalgic reflection on dog fidelity and historic canine tributes, citing Pompeii’s ash grave with a dog collar and imagined ties to Ulysses and Noah, exploring whether all dogs would fit on the ark. The piece notes the abundance of dog stories in current news.
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Pompeii
Ulysses
Ithaca
Noah
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Appearances Win in Kansas City Star Exchange
Quotation from the Kansas City Star shows a dialogue about feeding a tramp. Mrs Jones explains she could not refuse him due to his cold and hungry appearance in a silk shirt and low shoes, highlighting social attitudes.
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Jones
Kansas City Star
Senator Sorghum on Speechcraft and Audience Engagement
The dialogue features a senator noting caution before speaking and adds that the tougher task is maintaining audience engagement after the remarks. The exchange highlights rhetoric and the challenge of holding attention in public discourse.
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Senator Sorghum
More Boys Born Than Girls After War Period
British vital statistics show 1919 births favored boys by over 20,000, the largest margin since 1838. The trend began in 1916 and rose steadily, with higher prices linked to increased boy birth percentages over the past half century.
Enchants Mother’s Cooking Heat Up Wartime Meals
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet recalls a mother’s worries over a son’s appetite before enlistment. Mr. Cobbles notes he ate with the soldiers and now demands extra hot biscuits and fried chicken, prompted by the comfort of “corned willie.”
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Mr. Cobbles
Birmingham Age-Herald
Unclear Exhibit of Names and Wits in Vintage Text
A fragmentary remark references Miss Elderberry Wonderful and Mr Wells with Outlines of History. The speaker notes ignorance of events before their birth and comments on Miss Caustique. The excerpt resembles playful satirical dialogue from a bygone era.
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Miss Elderberry
Mr. Wells
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Vickery
Cove
Watkins
Dahlonega
J. R. Watkins Co
Memphis
Tenn
McGuire Jeweler
Dahlonega, GA
Moore & Burlys
Eye
Atkins
Big Ballinc
J.W. Watkins CO
Winona
Minn
Homer Wes
Dahianeia, Ga
Iedford
New York Hospital
Mazdalem
Fotash Mines
Man
His
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