Fragmentary local note on poisoned candy incident
A damaged excerpt describes a poisoning case involving Mrs Ensminger and others. The note mentions a homemade candy connected to a boy named Harry and allegations of a circumstantial seizure or illness. Details are incomplete and unclear.
Be a Christmas Play With a Moral
A fragment from a period piece describes a Christmas toy drama where broken toys plot to attack a sleeping boy, grow to life size, then melt away after an alarm bell rings. A moral closes the dream with a mother’s reassurance to her son. The text blends stage directions, character names, and a warning about toy care.
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Sonny
No Poison Found in Mrs Edwards Visceral Report
By Associated Press Birmingham September 24 No trace of poison was found in the viscera of Mrs Annie Lou Edwards the state chemist reported Solicitor Perry said today the murdered wife was slain at her home on December 2 and her husband Doctor George T Edwards was recently executed on the murder charge
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Annie Lou Edwards
Perry
Widow Charged in Widespread Ohio Poisoning Case
In Coshocton Ohio on February 24 Mrs Clara S McCurdy was arrested for the murder of her husband William A McCready a 65 year old farmer who died May 7 1924 initially suspected nephritis An autopsy revealed arsenic in his body prompting a state inquiry and the arrest follows late Tuesday as investigators pursue the case amid other local mysteries.
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Ohio
Wec
Clara S McCurd
William A. McCready
Warsaw
Here
Joseph Sheplar
Columbus
Lane
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Shearsley Furnace
McCurdy
Stanley Gets Prison Board Secretaryship
Laurens county man U. S. Stanley has been named secretary of the Georgia prison commission after I J Denmark resigned. Denmark remains as bookkeeper and auditor but quit the secretary post due to inability to juggle duties.
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Stanley
Prison Board
U. &. Stanley
Laurens County
Georgia Prison Commission
I. J. Denmark
Denmark
Predicted Boom in Paint Industry for 1925
H N Cooledge of Cooledge and Sons in Atlanta predicts the greatest paint business in history for 1925. He says his firm has not faced such peak demand in 45 years and plans immediate expansion with another large Atlanta plant and several warehouses. The boost is linked to widespread construction across the South.
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H. N. Cooledge
Cooledge and Sons
Atlanta
Mr. Cooledge
South
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