Grand Jury Presentments on County Affairs and Buildings
The grand jury reports examined county officers books and found them neat and current with some minor issues. It recommends road maintenance upgrades, courthouse repairs, jail improvements, and vaccination outreach, plus new notaries, bonds, and staff payments, with thanks to Judge Candler.
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Vienne
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Opamenian Towers
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Albany
Cork’s Ferry
Ferlom
Cordele
Whitsett
Wiegnarsto
Gaye
Grata
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Keptias
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Quick
Anid
Candler
Community notes from Mount Vernon progress and visits
From Mount Vernon Dear Progress reports school progress under Miss Nora Ingram with 56 pupils. Visitors include Mrs Agness Stansell of Vienna, Mr and Mrs JT Adame, Mrs Ross Minter, Mrs Tila Vinson, Miss Maggie Howland, Miss Annie Livingston of Americus, and Dilly Godwin. Local events mention spring plantings and Sunday school, with a brief note on neighbors’ illnesses and activities.
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Nora Ingram
Agness Stansell
Vienna
JT Adame
Ross Minter
Tila Vinson
Maggie Howland
Godwin
Dilly
Annie Livingston
Americus
Lilly
Miner Water Salesman Breaks Up Train Party
An agent for mineral waters aboard a special train carrying physicians to the American Medical Association meeting in Philadelphia interrupted the revelry with a confident farewell. He warned that the beverages and temperature controlled samples must be handled properly, and his striking appearance impeded the crew as the crowd dispersed by morning.
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American Medical Association
Philadelphia
Lee
Obicago Tribune
Armour on Wealth and Giving in a Washington Star Quotation
The Washington Star quotes Armour reflecting on money, work, and meaning. He says wealth brings only limited comfort, prefers giving to a deserv ing boy to find real pleasure, and claims family love and shared effort protect him from want. He asserts material riches cannot replace purpose in life.
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Fee to Speak His Mind and Dr X Enduring Repute
A satirical moment recounts Dr D with a reputation for vocal skepticism toward religion. A minister Mr D meets notes his inheritance from a cousin named Dr X and asks if he is no longer supported by charity, prompting a wry reply about fortune and independence.
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Dr. X
Enort
Mr. D
New York
Mall and Express
The squeaking shoe mystery in Philadelphia
A fragment quotes a quotation about a squeaking shoe acting like a bellows or accordion. It notes leather wear causing noisiness and suggests searching for an exact equating shoe in Philadelphia, with scattered references to dealers and feathers in the context of the era.
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Enid
Philadelphia
Dramatic English Dialect Tales From A Village Pub
A traveler recalls a London scene and a village pub discussion about English life, work habits, and a recent sack. The tale features a Yanker narrator, local chatter about Ted Robinson, and observations on English manners and humor.
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London
Adintring
England
Focal Butcher
Focal
Ted Robinson
Robinson
Chinese Criticism of Our Alphabet
A Chicago Tribune excerpt presents an eminent American visitor and a Chinese critic discussing English letters. The critic questions the purpose of complex forms like the letter g and its curls, noting how unfamiliar shapes complicate learning. The American acknowledges the difficulty and pledges to raise the issue with educational authorities in the native land.
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Lis Aative
Chicago, Tribune
Moo Much For the Cat and the Fractured Cab
A comic incident unfolds as a corpulent man called M R tries to enter a cab, weighs it down, crashes into a printing office window, and collapses. The cabby refuses to move theVehicle. Police intervene while officers seek the missing cubby and the parties settle the dispute.
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M. R
Pollew
Andtier Cub
Pirie Temps
Bathing Suit Scandal Reported In Odd Dialogue
An obscure burned OCR fragment mentions a Bathing Suit incident with disrupted dialogue between Bathing Silt and Violet, including questions about modesty and university commentary. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates but hints at a social or campus remark turning awkward.
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Detrat Journal
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