In Macon the Telegraph feud and grand jury hints
Macon editor C L Gu ssyx a responds to the Telegraph which accuses him of misreporting the Moore Lawe affair. He defends his sources and threatens to present rival testimony while urging Major Hanson to face charges over mob actions and insurrection.
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Macon
Telegraph
Times
Piper
Onon
Moore
Sarah Robinson
Bentlemen
Mamie Little
J. P. Hanson
Hanson
Nelson
Court House
Land
Major Hanson
J. F. Hanson
Uhr
Civic of
Georgia
Eastman
Grand Jury
C. L. Guxssyxa
Sleeping in Church and a Doctor's Practical Ideas
A physician recalls treating an elderly man who tried to stay awake in church by chewing tobacco and other contraptions, yet still dozed. He notes tea or coffee would harm the stomach or liver, and recommends ignoring stimulants. Factors causing church sleep include warm air, monotonous preaching, dim light, and eyes strain from looking upward. Women stay awake by focusing on others, while modern amphitheater layout aids alertness.
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Titoe
Morpheus
Nod
New York Sun
Dr King's New Discovery Heals Chattanooga Dealer
D A Bradford, wholesale paper dealer, Chattanooga Tenn, suffered a severe lung cold. He tried many remedies without help until Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption cured him in a few bottles. He has since used it for coughs and colds with best results, a success echoed by thousands. Trial bottles free at B J Hidridge's Drug Store.
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D. A. Bradford
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dr. King
B.J. Hidridge
Byron Letter Reveals Wanderer Who Sees Himself Citizen of No Country
In the National Library museum a Byron letter to an unknown friend from 1821 proclaims him a citizen of no country and dismisses his works to the devil. The note appears amid a broader clipping about a hatching experiment with a double yolk and a brief mention of Victor Hugo leaving ten volumes of poetry for posthumous purposes.
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Lord Byron
Museum of the Great National Library
Byron
Victor Hugo
Reformation of a TM of a Cowboy.
A 17 year old reader of dime novels believes himself a dangerous cowboy yet is guided to reform through a candid dialogue. The mother’s death after filing a police complaint against him marks a turning point as the youth shifts from bravado to a simple, hopeful future.
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Plains
Catire
New York
Southwest
Bill
W. R. Round
Cheap Books Published In England
The rise of affordable books in England and America boosts popular literature. American writers like Hawthorne Holmes and Whittier now share shelves with Dickens Thackeray Disraeli and Tennyson, entertaining broader audiences though authors may lose some prestige.
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England
Hawthorne
Holmes
Whittier
Howells
James
Longfellow
Busing
Dickens
Thackeray
Disraeli
Blackmore
Collins
Black and Tennyson
New York Graphic
Sir John Exhibits A Tame Wasp At Meeting
Sir John Lubbock displayed a striking pet at a London natural science association gathering. The tame wasp had lived with him about three months, fed on sugar from his hand, and allowed stroking. It looked healthy and often perched on his boot, returning when invited to settle.
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Sir John
Sir John Lubbock
Natural Science Association
London
New York
Georgia Constitution Amendment Proposals and Referendum Notice
Governor Henry D McDaniel issues proclamation announcing proposed amendments to the 1877 Constitution to be voted on October 6 1886. Text outlines ratification and non ratification options and requires publication in newspapers two months before the general election. Provisions cover striking paragraph 15 of section 7 article 3 plus Confederate veteran aid amendments and procedural steps for counting votes and proclaiming results.
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Georgia
House of
General Assembly
Bett
Sec
Bell
Secon
Genery Assembly
Geneal Assembly
State of Georgia
Henry D
Anid
Executive Department
Husny D. McDamrat
J. W. Wanurn
Fidelity Life Insurance Ad Promises Conservative Mutual Contracts
An ad reveals Life Insurance for Men and Women from Fidelity emphasizing definite mutual contracts. It touts conservative policy terms, strict rates, and solid financial strength, aiming to attract buyers with reliable guarantees.
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Stron Cox
Ose Sa
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