The eclipse corona and political quips across papers
A collection of wry notes from various papers. The Savannah Press mocks Kentuckians taste for brave men and whiskey while the Rockefellers quote a proverb about riches. The Greene and Gaynor case looms, and Platt delays alleged government defrauders. The Mass legislator errs on bicycles lanterns and British theatre morals. A Covington VA mill opens at 3 million, shipping 300 tons daily, opposing the paper trust. Congress faces a lively short session with old bills delayed until after elections. Hessian flies threaten Louisiana wheat as quail decline. Presidential campaign interest wanes with settled nominees and focus on platforms.
Georgia's Arm Lands and the Value of Fertile Farms
The article argues Georgia farm lands are undervalued compared with wheat yields, urging locals to recognize land value, pay mortgages when possible, and expand grain growing and stock raising. It stresses the South's agricultural resurgence, the enduring soil, and the wealth in hillsides and bottom lands, urging Georgians to hold and cultivate their property.
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Northwest
Georgia
Macon
Held prisoner in tower at Niagara Falls
Miss Florence Irene Leonard of Arlington Georgia visited Niagara Falls and spent all night confined in the 300 foot observation tower. A severe storm swept the area as the elevator car was rocked by the superintendent who forgot she was inside. She was found near death from exposure when he returned.
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Nagara Falls
Niagara Fall
Florence Irene Leonard
Arlington
Calhoun County
Thomas found guilty in high profile murder case
Beaufort, June 1. W J Whipper, once elected judge, defended George Thorns charged with stinging Mrs W F Doubleby. Thorns found guilty and sentenced to be hanged June 29. Other items report nitroglycerine explosion at Kelly well killing five, Dewey area damage and a death notice for Charles Engel noted as a pioneer brewer.
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Whipper
Beaufort
D. C
W. J. Whipper
Chamberlain
George Thorns
W. F. Doubleby
Charles Engel
Eveatin
Charles’ Engel
Amerbis
Pickling Vinegar Offered From Top American Establishment
An advertisement notes pure white wine vinegar suitable for pickling or table use. It claims the goods come from the best establishment in America and invites contact for purchase.
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America
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Times-Recorder
Recorder
Ameanos Tints
the Times-Recorder
Marie Louise Myrick
Americus
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission
Georata
William RB. Hearst
The
New York Journal
Anda
Augnata Chronicle
Savannah Press
Rockefellers
Solomon
Greene and Gaynor
New York
Senator Platt
Massachusetts
Phillipic
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Mill
Covington
Chattanooga News
Congress
Treasury
Louisiana
Tgeorgia'sarm Lands
TOWER
Thomas
Dewey
Jane
Satarah
Wren
Thawaay
Hampson
Mrs
Caroline Evans
Cardul
Cardus
A. W. Smith
Forsyth and
Jackson Streets
Americus, Ga
Parker
Balsa
Foley
Davenport Ortiz Co
Schumpert Shoe CO
J. T. Dent
Planters Bank
Pianos
Oragas
Mall
Py Ipal
Georgia Way
Athena
Augusta
Atlanta
Sumusta
Inter
Troy
Eufaula
Savannah Ga
Lee Street
J. H
Igeo
W. Backer
Fesiden Rd
General Banking
Collectionsa
Whitley Grocery Co
Ballard's
Americus Furniture and
C Hawkins
Cotton Avenue
Americus and
Albany
Hickory
E. J. Eldridge
the Peoples Bank
Times
Gobon Warehoae
Cotag
Jowest
Americus Ice Factory
Acro
S. Rsis, Brop
D. Pearlman
Americas
D. Pearlman, ‘Iri O
Forsyth St
W.H. Glover
Opera House
M. Callaway
AlaysIitatio
Aisi
Teethina
M. D
St. "Louis Mn
Tate Springs
Tennessee
Impr
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Carlabad
Chat
Torestet
Eastersee Mount
Aeaty
Cohen
Acroa Jawae
Jana
Eallege Street
Pear Lee
Wall Street
Windsor Horety
Banage
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