Holder Attacks Hardwick as Obstructionist in Alma Speech
Speaker John N. Holder denounces Hardwick as a critic and obstructionist in his gubernatorial bid. He accuses him of opposing progress and disenfranchising blacks in Georgia while backing ballots for black voters in Washington. Holder says he would have built up the state, not hindered it. After Alma, he addressed Jeff Davis county voters at Hazlehurst.
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Handcuffed Mose Wash ington Escapes in Albany Hotel
Mose Washington a Parrott negro sought forgery arrest, hid as a dishwasher at an Albany Plaza cafe hotel, was chained but freed a handcuff then escaped by freeing the other cuff from a car stand. Constable Kenyon found him, but the prisoner vanished before reentry.
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Fourteen Reasons John Holder Should Be Georgia Governor
A historical campaign piece praising John Holder as Georgia's governor candidate. It highlights his legislative experience, eight years as speaker, fairness, constructive public service, loyalty to the Democratic Party, and long service without compensation. It contrasts opponents' lack of legislative and executive experience and accuses them of bitterness and self-serving records.
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John Holder
Georgia
House of Representatives
Holder
Argentina Opposes Prohibition While Weighing Trade Ties
Buenos Aires August 19 The Irigoyen administration through Finance Minister Salaberry opposes the prohibition bill in the Chamber of Deputies. A reciprocal travellers’ treaty with the United States would grant a single federal license for American salesmen in Argentina but exclude sale of liquor under it, signaling a prohibition precedent and provoking protests from wine growers led by Mendoza. The executive plans to resist the measure, urging legal means to block it, while wine districts mobilize Congressmen on junkets to emphasize the industry’s importance.
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Grow Your Hair Free Recipe Appears in Tomnat Feature
A terse note advertises a free hair growth recipe linked to a Tomnat feature. It mentions a trend and a call to brace as a simple remedy, with unclear origin and limited details. The readable text centers on a hair care claim and an offer for a free guide.
Loans on Farm Lands at 6 Percent Interest
Ordon Howell announces loans on farm lands at six percent interest. Allison Ride available by phone 849.
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Allison Ride
RAT SNAP Exceeds Expectations Say Mrs. Shaw
Mrs. Emily Shaw reports her husband bought a $2 RAT-SNAP trap and a 50 cent box. She claims the trap caught 3 rats while RAT-SNAP killed 12 in a week, aiding her paving business and chick raising. RAT-SNAP comes in cake sizes and is sold by Sheffield Hardware, Ov, and Americus Grocery Co.
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Nai
Gat Sheffield Hardware
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Americans to Feed Children in Philadelphia Aug 10
Americans to Feed Children in Philadelphia reports shipments planned to Germany to aid child feeding through year end. New York has already sent 240 tons of cocoa 31 12 tons of lard and 14320 cases of condensed milk along with 31 barrels of cod liver oil for rickets defense.
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Germany
New York
Food ration program to aid Hamburg children
Disease of children is common and leprih is used in food rations stored in Hamburg warehouses. About 3 066 000 will purchase oats sugar beans to supplement meals for roughly 600 000 children daily through January. The plan was to close the program earlier but it remains in place.
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Hamburg
Child Feeding Rationing Intensifies Amid Acute Food Shortage
The report notes that rationing remains severe as the food situation grows more acute. Officials warn that after another year, existing programs may be pared back further, jeopardizing vulnerable households and nutritional access.
Euro-Phosphate Help for Nervous Fatigued People
Nervous and fretful individuals need sufficient organic phosphate for vital systems including brain blood and bones. Dr. Frederick S. Kolleitor urges Euro-Phosphate from drugstores as essential for over forty percent of men and women, claiming foods lack adequate phosphate and that the remedy can restore energy and mood.
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