Court Calendar Notes for Brunswick Circuit and Others
Court calendar items list Monday dates for multiple circuits and counties. Brunswick Circuit on Mondays in March. Anying Bored Mondays in March. Wayne on third Mondays in March and October. Fieres on fourth Mondays in March and October. Ware on first Mondays in April and November. Coffee on Tuesday after second Monday in April and November. Charlton on Tuesday after third Monday to April and November. Camden on fourth Mondays in April and November. Glyco begins first Mondays in May and December and continues for two weeks or as needed.
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Wayne
Fieres
Ware
Coffee
Charlton
Camden
Glyco
Manhattan Elevated R R carries over 115 million in year
The Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company of New York reports 115,109,501 passengers for the year ending September 30 1980 across its four lines. Surface roads carried 101,105,037. Elevates earned about six cents per passenger averaging 7,425,210 gross and 3,060,101 net. Interest rentals taxes and structure took 1,806,894. dividends 1,560,000. surplus 99,081. London famine satire contrasts to city hunger.
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Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company of
New York
Baldness Trends Across Cities and Nations
A historical note observes rising baldness in modern civilization, citing men’s early hair loss due to lifestyle and health factors. It contrasts higher rates in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston with European rivals like London, Paris and Berlin, noting women lose hair less often and that baldness often appears by age thirty.
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York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
London
Paris
Berlin
New York
New Year Wishes Echo In Chamberas Journal
Poetic fragment from Chamber's Journal wishes readers a bright new year and calm seas after life’s rough waves. It urges ringing bells, hoping for joy, peace, and divine grace for selves and loved ones in the coming year.
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Init
The Operator's Story of a Glen Mountain Heist
A September night at Glen Mountain House Watkins Glen New York details a telegraphic operator who overheard coded signals between two men planning a daring railroad sabotage. He foils an electric device intended to wreck a New York night express, captures one conspirator, and earns a lucrative position with the railroad for preventing a calamity.
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Glen Mountain House
Watkins Glen
New York
Gore
Seneca
Ithaca
Cornell University
Watkins
Thecasyen
Cal- Hounly
Elea
New York Night Express
Watkins Glen Station
Auburn
Asc
Glen
G. Moille
Where First Saw the Sky in Sarcey Eye Note
The passage recalls M Francisque Sarcey noting his near sight and his first sight of the sky through spectacles. It contrasts ancient myopia with modern rates in France, where short-sighted students rise from twenty to fifty percent at the Polytechnic. The fragment ends with unrelated literary snippets and dialog.
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M. Francisque Sarcey
Cates
Sarcoy
Polytechnic School of
France
Europe
Sisfemree Gaara
Weddell Estate Dispute Over Inheritance Redistribution
Twenty five years ago Mr. Weddell deeded real estate to his sons while keeping a life interest. After their mother’s death the children returned to Cleveland and later deeded back the property to their father to divide its value. The sons, now adults, complain the father failed and the assignee will resist payment of claims in court.
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Weddell
Quartermaster of New York Militia Traced in Texas Visit
In Teras Sifting, Gilhooly asks about a man seen with a companion described as a water tank like figure at a railroad station. The man is identified as the Quartermaster of a New York militia regiment visiting Texas for his health, prompting a quip about desiring a higher rank.
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Fat Men’s Club
Gilhooly
New York
Texas
Teras
How Hawks and Owls Eat Explains Bird Prey Habits
Capt Tomi Langston notes two distinct feeding methods among raptors. Hawks strip feathers then tear prey apart, while owls swallow prey whole after the kill, later untangling necks and swallowing feathers in a compact ball.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Tomi Langston
Atlanta
Noxious Gas and Timber Collapse At Comstock Mines
A report describes deadly gas from decayed timber in abandoned caverns beneath the Comstock mines. Timber fires burn underground, explosions occur, and ventilation is essential to prevent disasters. Vast air currents move thousands of feet of air daily, heating and drying as they exit the mines.
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Howard Storrs
Colorado
Joosel
Cundaroy
Comstock
Ophir
Union
Bonner
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Lanier & Youmans, Publishers
Waycross, Georgia
Waycross
Pares
Oficial Organ of
Chariton
Lanier and Youmans
Inbian
Brunswick Circuit
Sally
Bill
Chambera
Pittsburgh
Penn
M. F. Mailiis
Larry Noonan
Walter Dennisoc
MILES
Comtech Lode
Ingaxz
Marion
Ind
General Merchandise
Valdosta, Georgia
Georgis
Mms
H. Crawley
Miller
John MN
Burton
W. W. Wilson, Georgia
Tolan
Ise Jan Goody
Billiard
Novi
the Clothing Palace
EBE
Georgia
B. H., Levy & Bro
Congress Street
Savannah, Ga
Physicians and Surgeons
A.R. Bennett
Apeaity
Tention