North Georgia Agricultural College Prospectus by President Glenn
North Georgia Agricultural College presents a prospectus listing minimal yearly expenses from 126 to 175 dollars covering board lodging books fuel and more. It extols climate mountain location freedom from city distractions obedience order regularity self reliance and a strong military department. It notes cadet band and courses in A B and B, plus agriculture mining engineering and commerce with dormitory housing under officer supervision. For details contact G R Glenn LI D Pres.
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Georgia
U.S. Army
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Pres
Tragic Paris Bridge Beggar Sells Flowers Then Falls
An elderly cripple selling small bouquets on Pont des Arts in Paris pleads with passers by. After hours of failure he sobs and leans from the bridge into the Seine, ending his desperate struggle as onlookers watch in silent shock.
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Pont Des Arts
Paris
River
Seine
Ju Ju and Whistler Cite Conceptions of Conceit and Folklore
A colonial observer notes Ju Ju mystery in southern Nigeria with Dayrell arguing possible poison causes yet lacking proof. The piece then compares Whistler to Hugo, using two anecdotes to illustrate self irony and satire, concluding Whistler is acquitted and celebrated as American by humor.
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Nigeria
BE. Dayrell
Ikom
Dayrell
New York Evening Post
James MacNeil Whistler
Victor Hugo
Whistler
Velasquez
Hugo
Hair tonics in Prussia and France banned for danger
Prussia forbids use of crude oil by barbers as hair treatment and France acts to prohibit tetrachloride of carbon in hair lotions. Doctors warn of collapse and illness after use, with analysis showing tetrachloride and sulphate of carbon in the preparations.
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Prussia
France
Conseil A’ Hygienne Publique de la Seine
Paris Board of Health
Duguet
Mrs Abiah F Nason Keeps Active At Eighty Two
Mrs Abiah F Nason of North Ellsworth celebrates her eighty second birthday by staying busy with chores. She washes dishes cooks sews knits and mends and creates beautiful rugs and quilts including two rugs and two quilts this spring while entertaining both young and old with wit and humor.
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Abiah F. Nason
North Ellsworth
Kennebec Journal
Defining His Intellectual in a City Society Dialogue
A comical exchange mocks social pretensions with jests about intellect and courtship. Remarks compare a clever man to planting dogwood for puppies, and quips about beauty and social ladders pepper the dialogue.
Comic saves audience as collapsing theater triggers panic
A touring comedian on a one night stand in Kansas amid cyclones calms a near disaster. When a roof gives way the actor delivers a quick line to the audience and prevents a possible loss of life amid the panic.
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Kansas
That Man Made Millions In Soap
A light exchange asserts a self made fortune was earned without blemish as one man claims to have built wealth through soap making. The remark emphasizes a spotless public record tied to his business success.
Paw Talks on Life as a Stage to Willie-Paw
A playful exchange explains why the world feels like a stage. Paw notes that those shut out of the spotlight often become critics, while Willie-Paw ponders the idea.
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Willie
Paw
Son
Wordplay at the wedding prompts a cheeky line
A speaker asks what to say at the wedding but is told to keep quiet as the only cheese in the house is cream. The exchange results in a humorous moment about saying the right lines.
Coughing Plant Astonishes Scientists
A French botanist reports a tropical plant whose leaves cough when dust lands on its air chambers. The fruit resembles a broad bean and the plant reacts by gas filling its face chambers, swelling, then releasing gas with a childlike cough sound, an eerie spectacle to observers.
Polite pole bear confusion in comic language note
A Frenchman seeks guidance on what a polar bear is and learns it lives on ice and eats fish. He exclaims he would never perform such a task for a dead man, highlighting humorous English mispronunciations and cultural quirks.
It Is Cold But Not Clammy Chowder Question
The land lady asks Mr Starboarder how he likes the chowder. He replies that it is cold but not clammy, in a brief Philadelphia Record moment.
Sympathetic Feeling Exchange in Editorial Cartoon
A brief panel shows Jinks and Binks exchanging lines about motivation and stubbornness. Jinks notes only those willing to push forward have a sense of sympathy while Binks jokes about his wife enforcing the lawn mowing task.
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Jinks
Binks
Get Rid of the Torment of Rheumatism
An advertisement claims weak kidneys leave uric acid in blood causing rheumatic pain and joint swelling. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted to build up kidneys and keep uric acid out, with a testimonial from D L Cook. A separate note suggests boiling water removes tea and fruit stains to prevent spreading.
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D.L. Cook
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Safe Remedy for Kidney Trouble
A local notice promotes Foley Kidney Pills as an affordable, honest medicine that relieves backache and rheumatism, tones the system, and restores kidney and bladder function. The ad emphasizes usefulness for families and daily health, noting the product’s low cost and reliability. Fresh meat that soured can be revived by chilling overnight.
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Foley
D. L. Cook
Adenoids a Menace to Children and Cautions on Remedies
An early 20th century ad claims adenoids arise from cold sequences in babies and children, urging prevention by curing colds with Foley's Honey and Tar. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles, touts kerosene for cleaning stains, and includes quick remedies like turpentine for whitening. D. L. Cook signs multiple tips.
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Foley
D. L. Coon
Cook
Mountain Club House Opens as North Georgia Resort
The Mountain Club House welcomes transient guests and travelers as the finest North Georgia resort offering meals, electric lights, running water, 80 acres of Park shade and cool surroundings under proprietor Craigr. Arnold.
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North
Georgia
Craigr. Arnold
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