Dr Holston Elliot Eye Specialist to Visit The New Southern Hotel
Eye expert Dr Holston Elliot will be at The New Southern Hotel on the first and third Mondays each month offering free examinations. He promotes advanced Toric lenses and invisible bifocals, claims superior trial frames and precise measurements, and guarantees money back if not pleased.
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New Southern Hotel
HON
Norman &, Mack
Buffalo
N.Y
Rene
Belleville
Ill
Firm Handles A Range Of Services Including Legal
The statement notes that the firm handles various matters, suggesting a broad practice without listing specifics. It underscores capability across multiple areas typical of such firms.
Ry announces Pullman service upgrade on Macon Jacksonville run
On December 1 the Georgia Southern and Florida Railway will remove local sleepers and parlor cars between Macon and Jacksonville and replace them with modern Pullman equipment. Night trains No 8 and 4 will carry Pullman 12 section drawing room buffet sleeping cars, while Nos 1 and 2 will use Pullman sleeper and buffet chair cars between Macon and Jacksonville. The service will be strictly up to date.
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Georgia Southern and
Florida ‘Railway
Macon
Jacksonville
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad at Vienna Hardware Co
Urscaarens C and Rhodes General Passenger Agent J W Jamison Macon Ga note Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs and colds without opiates in a yellow package. Warn against substitutes. Also mentions a new line of galvanized tabs and buckets at Vienna Hardware Co.
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Urscaarens
Rhodes
J. W. Jamisom
Macon
Foley
Vienna Mardware Co
Ancient Vessels Show Eye Figures On Prows Through Time
Ancient ships used eye motifs and figureheads on prows to give vessels personality. Egyptians Greeks Romans and Phoenicians favored eyes lions rivers and mountains in their bow decor while Vikings mounted warlike symbols to frighten foes. Ramming battles and mythic guardians shaped the era’s ornament choices across seas and ages.
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China
Africa
Egypt
Cape
Rome
S. Baring-Gould
Chicago News
How Animals Learn by Dr T Zell German Naturalist
Dr T Zell argues animals learn from experience making them wiser than their uninstructed parents. He cites beavers learning rifle ranges greyhounds avoiding prey and predators killer whales gulls following whaling vessels and crows shadowing chamois hunters. He notes birds and mammals less likely to injure themselves by wires and that birds learn to drive and ignore passing trains as horses no longer fear motorcars.
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T. Zell
Zell
A Million Ancestors and the Size of Lineage
The article explains that a person’s lineal ancestors expand exponentially across generations. Starting from parents, four grandparents, eight great-grandparents, and so on, a twenty-generation line would tally 1,018,576 ancestors, a number large enough to populate a country like Wales.
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Wales
Dundee, Advertiser
Recollections and Quiz Tales From English Stage to School
A reminiscence of Joe Cowell's stage memories on a Mississippi steamer shows a trump signaling euchre trick ending with a knife cut. Also a village exam story where a four year old girl answers a riddle about a bird from Africa with wings but cannot fly, prompting a surprised inspector.
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Joe Cowell
Gninuil
Africa
Landon
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Valdosta
Palatka
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Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
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Pointes
South
Georgia
Florida
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National Monthly
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Buffalo, N.Y
Thomas Jefferson
United States
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