Local interest notes from Sardis area Christmas season
Mr. Swan, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Shombers, and other visitors frequent the city. Bedgood & Burns advertises Christmas goods and candy as Santa Claus headquarters. The Herald notes sleet, holiday shopping, and plans for a busier, advertised local paper with office move to Pringle Building and growing town prosperity.
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Santa Claus
Tedgood & Burns
Miss Kate Slade and visitors at Sun Hill
Miss Kate Slade, Rid dleville high school teacher, spent the weekend with Miss Clark at Sun Hill. Mrs J R Alford of Dublin visited Sandersville and will rejoin her husband, The Herald’s new manager, in January. The item laments a recent fire and notes the printing office must recover.
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J. T. Clark of
Bartow
Sun Hill
Mary Brown
Agricola
Elizabeth Clark
Lena Tiyrd
Warthen High School
A. J. Irwin
Smith Street
Kate Slade
Riddleville High School
Misses Clark
J. R. Alford
Dublin
Sandersville
Herald Force
Fern Crest Dairy touted as largest in country
President Andrews Col Hamilton McWhorter and Superintendent White toured the Augusta Southern Railroad area and heard that Fern Crest Dairy is the largest and best dairy farm in the country. Andrews had previously visited and was impressed by the farm's size and interest from visitors from afar.
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Andrews
Col
Hamilton McWhorter
Superintendent White
Augusta Southern Railroad
Mr Andrews
Fern Crest
Cotton Movement Surges in Town as Holidays Near
For several days freight and warehouse activity has increased as cotton moves toward markets. Newspaper ads and Santa Claus displays boost Christmas preparations, while families eagerly await St. Nicholas, suggesting a larger late crop shipment than earlier.
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Eiby
St. Nicholas
Residence for sale in Sanderville on Church Street
For sale a residence of W. H. Prince on Church Street. Address listing from Sanderville Investment Co. and G. H. Howard as manager. Asking price 2500 dollars cash for the property.
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W. H. Prince
Church Street
Sanderville Investment Co
G. H. Howard
M’g’r
Christmas order set for miner meat and baking supplies
Local shop urges customers to place early orders for miner meat, baking supplies, huts, raisins, fruits, domestic cheese, and spaghetti to secure holiday stock and ensure timely pickup.
Brass Horns and the Art of Bent Saxhorn Tubes
A Pearson's article explains saxhorns as the modern brass band mainstays, from soprano to contrabass, highlighting the euphonium and the eight foot tall model. It details the safety of bending seamless tubes by internal lead support and subsequent removal by heat.
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Sax
Pearson
Curious word play in Annamitic language meanings
An authority on philology notes how tonal changes alter meaning of syllables in Annamitic speech. The example shows ba with different accents meaning lady ancestor favorite of a prince waste fruit box on the ears and even number three, forming a playful sentence about three ladies striking the prince’s favorite.
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Tonquin
Cochin China
Chicago Record-Herald
Darky Miff Foresees Cemetery Trip in a Gag Tale
A Richmond woman employs Miff Cole who jokes of going to the cemetery for his uncle's funeral. Miff explains he will not walk but ride in a carriage. after a long wait he returns with a somber report that the deceased is not yet dead, leaving his mistress awaiting details.
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Richmond
Missus
Miff
Kerridge
New York Herald
Decay of Building Stones and the Role of Moisture
The piece explains how moisture and rain cause stone decay by penetrating its structure and reacting with its constituents. It notes that acids in urban air accelerate deterioration and that measures preventing water ingress are most likely to slow decay.
Cab Hire Through the Ages in Mistress Nell Gwyn’s Accounts
Domestic records of Mistress Nell Gwyn show sedan chair hire costs with 4 shillings for chairing to multiple ladies, and 11 shillings 6 pence for yesterday’s service with eleven hours of waiting. Paid 18 October 1675, London Chronicle.
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Nell Gwyn
A Golfer's Tools
A London Post note on golf clubs shows over twenty different putter types used by players in a fortnight of games. The observation highlights vast variety in equipment as players seek different lies and distances.
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London Post
Senator Sorgum Defends Cautious Truth Saying He Will Not Tell All
A Washington Star quote shows Senator Sorgum replying to a constituent about honesty in politics. He asserts that he will be truthful only as far as he avoids revealing everything he believes.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
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