Georgia pastor cites bright prospects for Presbyterian university
Dr J W Walden of Ath ens Georgia says consolidating the Columbia seminary and the Clarkesville Southwestern university is promising. He notes Atlanta could secure the project with 250000 dollars and that several subscriptions are already paid. Combined endowments reach 686090 and total assets may exceed 1 000 000 with regional synods contributing equal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University For Georgia
J. W. Walden
Athens, Georgia
Presbyteria Church
Presbyterian University In
Georgia
Theological Seminary
Columbia
D. C
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Clarkesville
Tenn
Walden
Atlanta
Commi
Ailanta
Synods of
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
South Caroina
Levis i
Various Patent Medicines and Domestic Remedies Adverts
A collage of old advertisements touts Allen's Foot, Fase powder for tight shoes and foot ailments, Dr Kiive's Great Nor Nervousness treatment, Halls Cattarh Cure, Mia Winslow teething remedy, and Berberes shipping trade, with testimonials and addresses. The clippings reference druggists and shop networks, including Le Roy, Philadelphia, Horse Cave, and Minneapolis, plus a note on German Ocean fisheries revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Gimsted
le Roy
Kaiser Wilhelm III Morning Routine and Daily PRowess
A portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm III detailing his morning meals and swift dispatch of letters, the daily interviews with ministers and dignitaries, and his habit of reviewing reports before afternoon rides. The article highlights his brisk wit, insatiable curiosity, and constant search for fresh ideas during meals, talks, and private moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm III
Don a for Summer Boartiers and farm etiquette
A fragmented guide of practical farm living tips from a traditional voice. It warns against overindulgence and luxury with reminders on milk and cream usage, meal timing, simple dress, and modest social manners. It notes the distance to stores and icehouses, cautions against sterilized milk for babies, and ends with a Golden Rule reference to The Prophet's Chamber.
Profitable Literary Speculation
Auction room prices in New York and London reveal readers taste shifts. Bids reach hundreds for tiny Kipling pamphlets while a two volume old classics set sells for a few cents. The trick is picking tomorrow’s star today to coin real gains by 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Kipling
Sharp
Upper Broadway
New York Press
Casties in Spain Dreaming of Wealth in Philadelphia Era
A brief note cites Casties in Spain and warns that many good men grow poor chasing million-dollar dreams in ambitious thousand-dollar town plans and Queen Anne cottages for Mary Ann neighborhoods, reflecting a cautionary social mood of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Snakiest of Snakes The Water Moccasin Rhetoric
A reader from Arkansas asserts the water moccasin is the most vicious snake, urging it against any other reptile. He describes encounters near the St Francis basin and warns of deadly bites to dogs and livestock, citing frequent confrontations with watering spots. New Orleans Times-Democrat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkaness
Arkansas
Mari
St. Fran
St. Francis
Sunés
Sten
Am eHort
Inng
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Mimicry of Insects Spotlighted in Poulton Lecture
Professor E B Poulton illustrated natural selection at work through insect mimicry in a Rural Institution lecture. Lantern slides revealed remarkable superficial resemblance among butterfly species, with color patterns shifting by country and climate, especially in South American butterflies. An American example showed wings mimicking a dead sea shell on the outer surface while the inner surface kept true markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Poulton
London
Pigs Rampage in Warren After Railcars Spill
Residents woke to 260 roaming pigs in Warren as a wrecked AB 4 railcar released the animals. They hunted with improvised tools, tying up and driving hogs from lawns and flower beds. Hes kell Underwood nabbed 13 of the pigs, and railroad workers aided the roundup. by 6 o clock all were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Heskell Underwood
Fear and the Health Cost of Fear
A Health column asserts fear causes more illness and death than microbes, weakening the heart, causing indigestion, and triggering auto-poisoning. It claims fear is the mother of most diseases, surpassing war in cost and necessity.
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Earns Praise From Brooklyn Wife
Testimonial from Mrs Paris Ju pson of 4 Hart Street Brooklyn New York claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased long Monthly pains after doctors failed to help She urges others to try the remedy and write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patlixe Judson
Schermerham Golf Club
Rodklla
New York
Lydia Leinkham
Paris Jupson
Hart Street
Brooklyn
N. C
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Walthall & Co
Horse Cave
Mia
Herbere
Austra Ea
Ayer
J.C. Baxter
Braidwood, St
Tcs CO
Lowell, Mass
Buckingham
Gye
Hall &Co
Neabys
Breaakfast
Kaiser
London Telegraph
The
Telegraph
Wey
Kaiser Wilhelm
Ous
Iehle
Wehole
Star
Perial
Napoleon
Munich
Ren
Casties
Spain
Anim
Pixman
Libby
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Chicago
U.S. A
Arid
W. L. Dougla
W. L
Bay Ca
Eh. Douglas
Mel
Li Candt Cathartic
Bom
Neewspar
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