Veiled Woman Ruler Jeopardizes Indian Peace
The Begum of Bhopal, India, the sole female ruler in the region, seeks to alter a long standing succession custom by asking Britain to allow her third son to inherit. The move risks British control and Indian stability, with potential for public unrest or intrigue depending on the decision. Local notes mention quilting parties and upcoming cold weather signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
India
Great Britain
Far East
Begum
Bhopal
Orient
Prince of Wales
New Jersey
Begums
Lord Birkenhead
Mother's Friend hailed by expectant mothers in ad
A newspaper ad features Mrs. Wesley Miller of Hudson Michigan praising Mother's Friend for eight pregnancies and claiming reduced sickness times. It promotes the emollient formula claimed to ease changes of motherhood and urges readers to request a free booklet from Bradfield Regulator Co. and to buy the product at druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Miller
Hudson, Mich
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Drouth Struggles Hit Local Farmers Hard
The district endures drought pressures with farmers hauling water as conditions persist. Families such as the Parkers Brays Potters and Morrises visit relatives in nearby towns. Activities include travel to Cordele for surgery updates and weekend gatherings among neighbors and kin.
Local Social Notes From Dawson Area Gatherings
Dawon Mr and Mrs Will N Pace and Mrs McDonough of Griffin spent the week end at the home of Mr and Mrs W L Pace. Mr Harry Weaver has gone to Miami Fla where he has accepted a position. Mr Thomas Turner visited Morgan Sunday. Miss Gladys Holland of Atlanta is visiting her mother Mrs B H Holland. Miss Geraldine Russell Mr Forrest Russell and Mr Charlie Hay visited Weston Saturday. Mr Albert Knight and others of Americus were visitors here Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Rufus Hill spent Sunday in Oglethorpe. Mrs Zack Turner left Sunday for Jonesboro Ga. Mrs Orrie Hay of Bronwood spent the day with Mr and C C Turner Sunday. Mrs Hass and Mrs Harmah were among those from Herod at the Federated Women's Club meeting here Saturday. Miss Elna Cowart Miss Nina Stubbs and Mr Knighton of Bron-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will N. Pace
McDonough
Griffin
W. L. Pace
Harry Weaver
Miami
Fla
Thomas Turner
Morgan
Gladys Holland
Atlanta
B. H. Holland
Geraldine Russell
Forrest Russel
Charlie Hay
Weston
Boy 15 Confesses to Killing Grandmother Near Phillips
A 15 year old boy confessed to beating his 78 year old grandmother to death with an iron bar when she refused him entry to her Phillips Wisconsin home. He was arrested the day after the murder while working in a brick yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dorr
Phillips
Wis
Local residents attend events over the week
Wood was visitors here Saturday. Mr. Charlie Leary and Mr. Thomas Helms of Shellman attended the circus here Monday night. Miss Merrill Radford and Miss Lucile Kent of Deverel shopped here Tuesday.
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Wood
Charlie Leary
Thomas Helms
Shellman
Merrill Radford
Lucile Kent
Deverel
Gambling Nets Parisian 12 Million Francs a Year
A Parisian gambler, M. Kahn, allegedly earns 12,000,000 francs annually from casino play while Andre Citroen fades in comparison. The piece reflects on the Foreign Legion and Parisian society, noting iron discipline in the Legion and the secrecy of past lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisian
Foreign Legion
France
Africa
Andre Citroen
Deauville
M. Kahn
Teeth: Tony the wonder horse and Duke the dog in Fox feature
Tony the wonder horse and Duke the dog star in a William Fox production. The film blends Tom Mix style entertainment with stylish chase and romance scenes. Tony performs marvels while Duke adds humor and charm, delivering a rugged love story with dramatic moments.
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Tony
Wonder Horse
Duke the Dog
William Fox
Tom Mix
Mix
Imp Out of Impossible Fertility in Soil
A concise call to transform barren land into productive soil by applying fertility practices. The idea centers on enriching soil to overcome impossible farming challenges.
Pepsinated calomel replaces drastic old laxative cure
A magazine style advertisement promotes pepsinated calomel as a milder, slower acting alternative to raw calomel. Combined with pepsin it cleanses the system without harsh aftereffects. It claims relief from biliousness constipation indigestion backache headache and liver torpor. Sold by Nathan Murray and other druggists in 25 and 50 cent packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Murray
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Begum of
Bopul
Ana
Farst
W. E. Carter
Alex Harden
E. W. Parker
Jack Frost
Bhopul
Drouth
B. S. Parker and Son
J. W
Cuthbert
W. A. Bray
Anne Ruth
R. P. Parker
J. W. Potter
W. T. O. Bray
Cordele
H. G. Jenkins
D. C. Bray
Near
Vienna
R. P. Park
Dawson
Royal
Prince Frederick
Denmark
Copenhagen
Erik
Rylander
Mr. Mix
Miami, Florida
Dorsett-Kalish Co
N. E. First Ave
P. O
Fila
Georgia State
Macon, Ga
Georgia
Zeidman and
Polli
Lionel le Gare
Macon
E. Ross Jordan
Georgia State Exposition
Good
Americus
Central of Georgia Railway
Milton Bronner
Press Club of
T. L. Durham
Norway
Harris Grocery CO
N. W
Jackson and
Forsyth Streets
Fleischmann
Firestone
Americas Steam Vulcanizing Company
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