Wisconsin Sunday school workers hold twentieth first annual state convention
Sunday school workers from Wisconsin gathered in Janesville for the twenty first annual state convention. Notable speakers include Hugh Cork of Chicago M A Hudson of Syracuse and Judge Ben Lindsay of Denver with sessions continuing through Friday.
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Syracuse
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Denver
Interstate sheriffs gather for three day Milwaukee meeting
One thousand sheriffs and dentists attend regional convention at Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh. The sixteenth annual Interstate Sheriffs association meeting opens in Milwaukee drawing nearly 1,000 sheriffs from Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and other states.
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Atlanta Water Works Bill Moves Toward Passage
In Atlanta Governor Hoke Smith is expected to sign a waterworks bill authorizing a bond issue approved by voters for water works improvements. The House accelerated the measure with consent, aiming for rapid passage this week. A House resolution also directs the Secretary of State to provide pure drinking water, with Bowden Lithia Springs contracted to supply both houses.
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Seaaloof Running Us]eral Assembly
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NEED OF A PARK EMPHASIZED IN ATHENS CITY
Hot spell highlights demand for a city park as residents lament lack of a public greenspace. Citizens recall Athens once had a small park and urge instant action to provide a place to spend summer afternoons and evenings.
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Yeserday
Teachers Gather for LA NEA Open Meeting
Los Angeles hosts the National Education Association open meeting with a packed program. Speakers include Bishop Conaty and Ohio State University President Thompson. Numerous department meetings feature papers by Grace E. Barnard Margaret E Schwarzfenberser and many education leaders from across the country.
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Constipation relief touted by local drug firms
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation, claiming pleasant bowel movement with no side effects. It lists price at 25 cents and notes free samples from Palmer & Sons and other Athens Georgia drug stores.
They Are Real Enemies Now Beauty Contest Photo Scandal
Two salesladies discuss a gentleman friend sending a newspaper a photo for a beauty contest. They mock the recipient and note jokers never apologize, reflecting tabloidy gossip and sting in the period voice.
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Guessing Games at Artist Wife’s Laughing Dinner
Visitor asks about the laughter as the artist and his young wife recount a playful moment. She explains they laughed over paintings and meals they prepared together while guessing what the items were meant for. The humorous exchange captures domestic whimsy in a Tatler snippet.
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Prohibition Question Sparks Debate in Chicago News
A fragmented exchange references Eva and Jack debating a Prohibition question. The dialogue hints at legislative action and marital tensions, noting the debate’s length and the idea that true love must yield to state matters.
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Chicago News
Jim Crow Cars Are Sanctioned
The Interstate Commerce Commission held in the case of Georgia Edwards against the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad that when a railroad provides first class white accommodations it must provide equal facilities for black passengers paying the same fare. The decision cites prior rulings upholding segregation if equal cars and services are offered, but rules that discrimination in accommodations constitutes undue prejudice and disadvantage.
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The Charming Woman and Electric Bitters lure appeal
A reflective feature praising charm beyond perfection and claiming Electric Bitters restore weak women. The ad asserts the product gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth skin, and beauty, guaranteed by W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons druggists for 50 cents.
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Enthusiastic Prohibition Meeting in Commerce Endorses Hardman Bill
Citizens of Commerce convened at the college auditorium to back Senate sponsor L. Hardman’s state prohibition bill. Resolutions urged legislators, pastors, and newspapers to support passage, and a committee was formed to aid in securing approval. The gathering praised Hardman and the proposed law, with broad local pride in the effort.
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Governor Smith Opens Open Communiques to Senate in Atlanta
The Georgia governor released a set of appointments to the Senate, with open communications. Key nominees include Cobh, Jordan, and Hyman, each to judicial and solicitor roles in various counties and courts. Davidson also named for Greensboro City Court. The moves aim to fill full terms and unexpired terms with four year and two year durations.
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Best Medicine in the World for Colc and Diarrhoea
A reader testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best for colic and diarrhoea. The patient cites severe attacks, relief after half a bottle, and renewed health this week. Available from H R Palmer & Sons Warren J Smith & Bro L P Canning E McEvoy Orr Drug Co Athens Ga.
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