Political shifts and a poker crackdown noted in 1900s style debate
The piece discusses Roosevelts appointments amid factional feuds and upcoming voter changes, remarking that public opinion may not support Democratic persistence. It cites a Georgia judge’s harsh poker sentence, then questions the penalty’s adequacy and impact on law. It ends with a health alert about adulterated flour and a recommended brand, Clifton, sold by Bransford Mills.
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Illinois State Pine Food Con Mission
Chicago
Ronicle
Yles
Tennessee
Missouri
North Olina
Lynchburg
Clifton
Bransford Mills
Owens
Fine selection of watches rings and diamonds at Chrisman Flea
Readable note advertises a fine selection of watches rings and diamonds available at Chrisman Flea market. Includes emphasis on jewelry items and a seller name for contact.
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Chrisman
Christmas Double Number in Next Evening Star
The next Saturday issue of the Evening Starwill publish a Christmas double number with an eight page colored magazine section. It features stories, illustrations, fashion hints, Christmas gifts ideas and high grade fiction all in a festive format designed for the whole family.
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Evening Star
Alabama
Naughty Anthony at Noble Street Theater Saturday
The Naughty Anthony comedy by the Zaza author tours Noble Street Theater this Saturday with high expectations and audience appeal. The Real Widow Brows is also promoted as a top Christmas week attraction, boosting local entertainment chatter.
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Naughty Anthony
Noble Street Theater
Christmas Weddings and Local Happenings in Bynum
Daily notes from Bynum report funerals in Dukes and visits by Emma Hughes to St Clair county. Charles Harrison, RKFF D Route 2 carrier, noted snow as he returned home for dinner. J T Amos and children returned to Evergreen after visits to Coldwater. A Christmas tree at Coldwater Baptist Church invites all, with wedding rumors for the season. Rural Rooster endorses Fol ley’s Honey and Tar as a cough remedy.
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Charles P. Harrison
J. T. Amos
Coldwater
Evergreen
Coldwater Baptist Church
Smith Quits the Cabinet for Philadelphia Press
Charles Emory Smith of Philadelphia resigns as postmaster general to take effect in January. Fleury Paynter of Wisconsin Republican Party accepts the office and will be nominated after the holiday recess. Smith agrees to stay until January 15 if needed before returning to Philadelphia to lead the Philadelphia Press.
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Washington
Charles Emory Smith
Philadelphia
Fleury
Paynee
Wisconsin
Republican National
Sale of Impounded Stock at City Hall Friday
Stock taken up for running at large will be sold at the city hall Friday December 20 at noon for pound fees unless owners settle charges. Items listed include one blue sow one sandy boar two unmarked boars a spotted barrow with splits two in right and one in left and one black barrow with swallow fork in right. Chief of Police.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Claims Authentic C C C Tablet
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic with the slogan C. C. C. on every tablet. It warns against fake bulk products and urges readers to buy from druggists. The promo also pitches Kemesas cigars as the best five cent option for smokers.
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