Church Services and Schedules in Local Churches
Local churches announce service times. Baptist Church led by Rev W T Evans offers Sunday worship at 11 30 and 8 with prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 and B Y P U Sundays 7 and Sunday School 10 led by J B Speer. Methodist Church led by Rev J W Blake holds 11 30 and 7 30 services with Wednesday prayer at 7 45 and Epworth League Sundays 6 30 led by W R Hightower, Sunday School 10 30 with Prof M C Wyley as Supt. Presbyterian Church led by Rev B W Baker worships first Sunday each month at 10 and Sundays 8 for Sunday School with Prof J G Carson as Supt. Church of God led by Rev Gordon Watson offers 11 and 8 Sundays with Sunday School 10 30 led by A I Fitts.
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M.C. Wyley
Presbyterian Church
B. W. Baker
J. G. Carson
Church OF God
Gordon Watson
Revival and sale notices headline local church and shop ads
Revival services begin Sunday October 7 at Church of God with Rev. A Gann of Atlanta preaching 11 AM and 8 PM. Bina lry Horr and Tod. Smith promote dry goods clothing groceries with low prices. Also a note urging prompt settlements on notes and accounts to meet obligations. Bargain ads from B F Anderson list hats shoes sweaters and dresses at wholesale-like prices and invites customers to visit or call.
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Church of God
A. Gann
Atlanta
Tod. Smith
B. F. Anderson
B. F. Andersons
John B. Stetson
Tadies
Field Army
Anderson
Longing for the outdoors in urban life
The piece notes a shift from farming to golf links as wheat land is repurposed. It argues city leisure trends push people toward country living, and towns envy rural living while vacations pull residents back to the countryside. A civic voice from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat reflects on these changes.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Best Butter Publicity Sparks Editor Debate
A lively exchange over weekly publication quality prompts editors to defend their choices. The discussion centers on what counts as the "best" butter product to feature and how often it should appear in print.
Pulitzer on the Warpath Over a St. Louis Reporter
Joseph Pulitzer, then owner of the New York World and St. Louis Post Dispatch, was angered by a German language denouncement of a bill. He shot the reporter in the toe at the Capitol, was disarmed, pleaded guilty, and fined 50 dollars plus costs. The case was later lost to time.
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Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Pulitzer
Missouri
St. Louis Westliche Post
Pollitzer
Capitol
Cole County
Kansas City Star
Spit Curl Ornament Through History
The forehead curl worn by young women dates back to ancient sources and even mythic sculpture. Historical figures and literature reference a single lock of hair signaling opportunity. modern sprays keep curls in place, though the term spit curls is misleading.
First Proposal Leads to Early Marriage Decision
A Chicago Journal reminiscence describes a 17 year old proposing through a window moment. The suitor was 24, and she agreed to marry once she turned eighteen after a surprise proposal while she baked pies at home.
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Chicago Journal
Widowed Ambition and a Child’s Prayer
An ambitious revisitor, twice widowed, recalls her two widowhoods one joyous, one lonely. Ten year old Betty overhears in prayer asking to be a widow when grown but only once, revealing a child’s sincere wish amid family talk.
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Betty
Her Blue Day
Dottie speaks of a blue day implying sadness or dissatisfaction. The passage notes her quiet mood and a mother's concern about her health and wants. Dottie mentions feeling low as she explains it is one of her blue days.
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Dottie
Mother
New Hope for Tuberculosis Experiments in Paris
Youth's Companion reports on phagolysin a syrupy serum claimed to be an improved tuberculin by Dr Gabrile ovitch a Russian bacteriologist in Paris. It is taken by spoon not injection and awaits fuller validation. A second lead highlights Professor Dreyer with an antigen vaccine praised by the London Medical Research Council.
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Paris
Dr. Koch
Gabrileovitch
Finland
Shy
Dreyer
London Medical Research Council
Remark on Her Speech and Courtesy
A friend notes her consistent kindness and impeccable English in conversations. She never speaks ill of others and is regarded as using the best English by those who know her.
Bridge Players From Three to Dawn Parade
From Life catalogues a colorful cast of bridge players. Some telegraph, tea, and anecdotes while others take lessons or play without ever learning. The piece lampoons lifelong habits, wrangles, and fortunes tied to the game.
Mystery Rope Theft At Petunia Tavern
The Petunia tavern keeper recalls rope thefts from guest rooms amid a fire drill scheme. He suspects rope use by local drummers or motorcar journeymen, but only one thief is certain, a man who hanged himself in the woods with a rope.
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Petunia
Kansas City Star
Mary remarks on rival bargain hunter in family tale
A mother and daughter journey with a bargain hunter mother who brings along Mary. A friend with three children visits. Mary, curious about the children, tells her mother that another woman negotiates better than her mother, joking that she would have grabbed three babies while her mother only grabbed Mary.
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Mary
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A.W. Cain
J. M. Brooksher
W. B. Townsend
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J.M. Davis
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G. G. Evans
W. J. Free
D. O. Johnson
W.H. Jones
W. J. Hightower
County Board OF Education
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W.T. Dowdy
C. D. Pierce
D. W. Caldwell
R. J. Hutcheson
Carl Shultz
W. L. Ash
R. GC
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T. F. Christian
Clerk
Auraria
W. A. Hutcheson
J. P. Cane
Prensa Justus
J. P. Fred Ash
N. F Grumby
L. B. Hatfield
N. P. Chestatee
J. M. Wilkins
N. P. Periee Oe
Wehunt
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J. B. Ricketts
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G H McGuire
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Ordinary
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J. G. Martn
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Ford
Dahlonega Motor Co
Dahlonega
Ford Cars
Fred C. Jones
Prop
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T. J. Smith
Printrale
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