Directory City Government Officials Listed
A scrambled list of city government roles and officers appears with aldermen mayor marshal and other officials such as treasurer clerk of superior court tax receiver surveyor and county officers. Names like Moore West Rinith Jones Vaughn and Townsend are present among scattered titles.
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Vickery
GH. Moore
A. West
Rinith
Rides
Jones
G. Fe Vaughn
Wal+ ker
Truatell Otly School
John HH. Moore
Piri
Peck Woruree
A. S Cantrell
Baker County
John Hyans
GG. Evans
W. J. Free
D. O. Johnson
W.H. Jones
W. J. Hightower
County Board OF Education
Wis
Dts
Reece
J. A. Dockery
J. M. Ridley
Carl Shultz
John H. Moore
W. L. Ash
R.C. Meaders
T. F. Christian
Notary
Auraria
W. A. Hutcheson
J.P. Gane Creek
C. C. Smith
J.P. Crumby
L. B. Hatfield
N. BP. Chestatee
J. M. Wilkins
N. BP
N. P
Shoal Creek
Burges
Wahoohoo
Abercrombie, J. P
Bunyan Pierce
Yahoola
Jarrard
J. P
Winslow Sullens
Superior Court
Lumpkin County
Winslow Sulledy
J. B. Jones
George Clark
Georgia
Ida Castleberry Clark
Ourtrran
Mirage on the Mall Reflects Waterless Pool in Heat
In hot weather Londoners gather before Drummond's bank to glimpse a mirage near Buckingham Palace. A guide points out a pool of shining water reflecting passing cars, though no water exists, as bystanders watch in the Mall and admire the reflected scene.
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Drummond
Buckingham Palace
Admiralty Arch
London Times
Westminster
Keep Growing to Avoid the End of Life
A motivational piece argues that ongoing growth keeps people healthy and engaged. It contrasts thriving effort with rusting through inactivity, praising youth’s fearlessness and steady perseverance as keys to success and invention.
Sea Otter Population Decline Endangers Pacific Fur Trade
The sea otter once abundant in Alaskan waters is near extinction. Hundreds of thousands of pelts were traded a century ago, with 1920 sales recorded in St. Louis New York and London. High quality skins fetched £100 to £200, while last year pelts from Tronden averaged about £400 though many were nonfirst grade or from dead otters washed ashore.
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Alaskan
St. Louis
New York
London
Tronden
Shooting Star Theatrical Protagonist Sparks Debate
A film director says the leading man must perform much gun play in productions. An applicant quips that what is needed is a shooting star, possibly referencing Bill Hart but not certain.
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Bill Hart
Boston Transcript
Misogynist Fools Told By Rotary Leader At Luncheon
Fates Snedecor, president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs, denounces misogyny at a New York luncheon. He says a fool is someone who belittles women and would not admit a misogynist to Rotarian ranks, citing a dialogue about a man with $40,000 a year who shuns women.
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Fates Snedecor
International Association of Rotary Clubs
New York
Kail
Franks Pheysey Hates Government Wine Tasting Job
William Pheysey the British official wine taster says he hates his job though it pays about 7500 dollars a year. He restricts smoking and avoids alcohol to keep his palate sharp and notes that much poor wine enters the country and tax evasion tricks are growing.
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William Pheysey
Pheysey
Diplomat Quips About Seashore Plans In Town
A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript features a diplomat denying he told his wife they could not afford a seaside trip. He explains he kept her home by feigning eagerness for her to stay, joking about being no amateur in such pretenses.
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Boston Transcript
Speed Limits In Squashville Questioned
A local squabble over town ordinances asks if speed limits apply to motorists. A resident replies there is none, while others joke about the pace through Squashville, reflecting everyday street banter.
Replanting Forests Under Government Care
The United States government oversees more than 174,250,000 acres of national forests and is re planting denuded areas at 7,000 acres per year. One nursery can produce 3,000,000 trees annually to support reforestation efforts.
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United States
Woman Granted Divorce Over Golf Neglect
An Eastern woman wins a divorce after alleging her husband neglected her for golf. The court held it was hard for a man to be both a good golfer and a good husband, the Detroit Free Press notes.
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Detroit Free Press
Gossip at the Resort About Woodland Breezes
Dialogue shows Miss Guskins praising woodland breezes while Mr Townley remarks they compare to an electric fan. The exchange reflects a light conversational moment in a resort setting.
Come Back Mrs Crawford Joke About Husband’s Cooking
The New York Sun quotes Mrs Crawford and Mrs Crabshaw in a humorous exchange about curing a husband’s habit of fault finding. Mrs Crabshaw jokes she began to mock his home brew to provoke laughter and end criticism.
Clind Man James H Rawlinson Left Ottawa for London Post
James H. Rawlinson, blind ex-Canadian soldier, has begun his journey from Ottawa to London to take a clerk stenographer position in the London office of the immigration and colonization department. He trained at St Dunstan's in England and previously worked in the Toronto office.
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James H. Rawlinson
Ottawa
London
England
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Rawlinson
St. Dunstan’s School
Toronto
Department
Record Bible Class Draws 3231 Men in Maryville
The largest men's Bible class in the world met in Maryville with 3,231 attendees. Delegations arrived from Arkee, Barnard, Guilford, Quitman, Skidmore, Maitland, Wilcox, Burlington Junction, Clarmont, Elmo, Picker ing, Hopkins and Parnell. Maitland led with 210 delegates.
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Maryville
Arkee
Barnard
Guilford
Quitman
Skidmore
Maitland
Wilcox
Burlington Junction
Clarmont
Elmo
Pickering
Hopkins
Parnell
Bootlegger Slyly Counters Customer With Dark Prognosis
In a Birmingham Age Herald piece a suspicious customer asks if the contraband could kill him. The affable bootlegger replies that if death comes, it would be ruled as natural causes, with a wink at involvement of the coroner.
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Birmingham Age- Herald
Massachusetts Law Sets Size Limits on Bass and Pickerel
A Boston Globe line notes a new Massachusetts rule requiring bass to reach 10 inches and pickerel 12 inches to be taken. The quip adds that those are the fish that get away.
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Massachusetts
Boston Globe
Relic of Civil War found in postwar Virginia letters
A rare stamp from 1861 discovered among Governor Letcher's war correspondence in Virginia. The envelope to Letcher from Balcony Falls bears a U. S. three cent stamp and a crude Confederate stamp marked Paid. Salt stored at Lynchburg is noted on the envelope.
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Confederacy
Letcher
Virginia
Richmond
Balcony Falls
Charles H. Locker
United States
Locker
Lynchburg
Writer's discouragement over humor and dull progress
A writer speaks of feeling discouraged and failing to break through with humor. A friend critiques the writer for relying on old clichés and outdated tools, highlighting the struggle to innovate.
The Britannic Nations and Commonwealth Status
The prime minister reiterates full national status of overseas states under the Crown, insisting Britannic nations are equal partners. The forthcoming conference will focus on concrete topics for joint action within the current system, including foreign policy and maritime defense, under the League framework.
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League of Nations
London Daily Telegraph
England moves to curb cruel animal acts in theaters
In Britain a Commons committee hears how performers abused trained animals and a witness recounts a cage trick that ends with a canary crushed to death. The government introduces a bill to radically modify or end animal acts in theaters.
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England
House of Commons
Berlin Becomes New Home for Opera Shifting From Vienna
Berlin now hosts ten operetta theaters and attracts nearly all contemporary composers. The shift marks Opera’s base moving east as Vienna loses ground in production.
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Berlin
Vienna
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