James M Smith Loyal Clarke County’s Vote urged
The Athens Daily Banner urges Clarke County voters to support Hon. James M. Smith for governor. It highlights Smith’s community ties and donations, argues against Hoke Smith, and defends Smith’s stand on the University and state finances while urging in advance payment and reliable delivery.
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Post Office
Clarke County
James M. Smith
Clarke
Hoke Smith
Hoke
Mailson
Hoke Smith and the Smith Watson Campaign Roles
A retrospective on Hoke Smith and Tom Watson, tracing shifting alliances, party battles, and press comparisons between 1904 and 1906. The piece notes Smith’s Parker remarks, Watson’s evolving stance, journalistic rivalries, and the influence of railroad money and political power in Georgia politics.
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Watson Deal
Smith
Parker
Augusta
Watson
Judge Parker
Wall Street
Mr. Smith
Tom
Watson Smith
John D. Barnes
Georgia
Cuticura Heals Severe Skin and Hair Loss Complaint
D.E. Blankenship of Indianapolis reports severe itching and hair loss from a skin condition that worsened at night. After trying baths and remedies, Cuticura products helped within weeks, with hair regrowth and lasting scalp cleanliness. He uses Cuticura Ointment after shaving and credits it with keeping his skin and face clear.
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D.E. Blankenship
N. del. St
Indianapolis
Ind
Tutt's Pills Promise Cures For Digestive Ailments
Advertisement notes Tutt's Pills claimed to cure dyspepsia constipation sick headache biliousness and all diseases from torpid liver and bad digestion. It asserts no substitute and a natural result with no side effects.
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Gondalf
Rane
Candle power loses grip as gas quality shifts in cities
Boston notes show tests with average candle power 19.26 and 24 in one instance, while London firms offer under fifteen, and Edinburgh remains high. Experts say lower candle power gas reduces waste, eases cleaning, and could lower prices with Parliament setting a twelve candle power standard to boost heat and power use.
End of World of Troubles Ends with Electric Bitters
A damaged ad-like note tells how E Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana recovered after kidney trouble and general debility thanks to Electric Bitters. It claims relief for stomach liver and kidney complaints and blood diseases with a guaranteed price.
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E. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Woman on crowded New York car seeks Thirty-second street stop
A woman buried in bundles on a car at Thirtieth Street panics asking if this is Thirtieth Street. Passengers assist as the conductor stops to let her disembark. She explains she meant Thirty-second Street to avoid the crowd.
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