Judge's controversial Memphis verdict sparks critique of unwritten law
A Memphis trial ended in acquittal for a woman who killed her lover amid jurists and readers debating the judge's remarks. The judge asserted what some called lawful permissiveness, drawing criticism for condoning lawlessness and potentially biasing future juries.
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Georgia Historical Society Annual Meeting in Savannah
Georgia Historical Society holds its annual Savannah meeting with a broad program. The society, rejuvenated and growing, aims to stress preservation of records and historical data for future generations and to educate Georgia youth about state history to foster better citizenship and sustained support.
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Georgia Historical Society
Savannah
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Credit and Production Urged for Farmers to Increase Output
The piece urges a liberal credit line for farmers paired with active production. It argues government bankers and merchants must all help, stressing that credit alone cannot cure underlying issues. It calls for more cotton, corn, wheat, oats, and other outputs while addressing labor and crop-system reforms.
Methvin enters Athens alderman race in 1894
In the Athens Daily Banner column Athens Years Ago Mr T S Methvin announces his candidacy for alderman after Professor D C Barrow declined and later offered support. The piece also recounts Mugwump debates and local chatter about politics, a lost dog, and community notes from Athens Georgia.
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Teething in babies and tooth development facts
Red Cross Health Information explains the two sets of teeth, milk and permanent, and outlines typical eruption times for the front teeth. It notes potential digestive disturbances and gum discomfort during teething, advises medical evaluation if illness seems real, and describes expected tooth counts by ages up to two and a half years with variations possible.
Calotabs touted as superior Calomel substitute
Medical writers hail Calotabs as a safe, modern liver cleanser replacing harsh calomel. One tablet at night, with water, allegedly causes no taste or nausea and leaves the next day with a clean liver and strong appetite. Genuine Calotabs sold in checkered packages for thirty-five cents. beware imitators.
Dental care timeline for children’s teeth growth and eruption
The text explains feeding a toddler with dry foods and watching for choking. It notes milk teeth health hinges on early care and urges dental checks around age four. First permanent teeth emerge around age six, with some confusion about first molars. Most teeth except wisdom teeth should be through by age fifteen, though wisdom teeth may not appear until ages twenty to twenty five.
Fourteen Sinn Fein prisoners released in England amnesty
London reports fourteen Sinn Fein prisoners freed by government orders over the weekend as part of a blanket amnesty for those convicted in England whether before or after the truce. Belfast notes two children wounded in an unrelated incident.
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London
Sinn Hein
England
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Warns Against Calomel
An old advertisement warns that calomel is dangerous and should not be taken. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without causing sickness, salivation, or loss of work. The copy emphasizes that children can use it safely and claims quick, effective relief from biliousness and headaches.
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Associated Press
Andrew C. Erwin Bowdre Phinizy
Athens
Dodson
Belfast raids and robbery linked to de Valera supporters
Weekend disorders caused a tramcar depot raid in Falls and a cashier was robbed of 550 pounds. A Belfast newspaper circulation manager received a telegram from Taphor County Donegal. Supporters of Eamon de Valera were reported as very active with a terse message about not sending more Belfast papers.
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Taphor
County Donegal
Eamon de Valera
Belfast
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