Harding successor urged by New York state GOP group
The New York Republican state committee backs Governor Nathan L. Miller as the 1924 Republican presidential nominee, arguing leadership and policy demand a change from President Harding. The piece frames Miller as a strong, practical statesman and warns party dissatisfaction could push Miller to the national spotlight.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Nathan L. Miller
Tadrin
The Coming Smash and Public Nervousness After War
A 1920s-style opinion piece analyzes postwar mental strain and societal shocks, noting cycles of unrest roughly every six decades. It cites neurasthenia, deflation, and mass anxiety as features, argues recovery follows alarm, and highlights large gasoline stocks and a Sing Sing inmate’s death as illustrative facts.
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Iife
United States
Jeltin Smith
Sing Sing
Eugene Sue
Minal
Howe
America
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Amusing Art Window Conversation in 1875 Athens
In The Athens Banner from April 1875 a reporter sketches a playful scene outside Michael Brothers show window. Two citizens debate a tapestry painting of Mrs W H Davis, joking that it resembles Triberly or not, ending in playful agreement that it is a beautiful Triberly.
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Michael Brothers
W. H. Davis
Seaboard Seeks Local Statistics and Bridge Plan
The Seaboard Air Line through Vice President E St John gathers statistics on Clarke County prepared by Dr B D Newitt for agent J Diron as part of efforts to recruit new settlers along the line. Clarke and Oconee counties approve a latticed bridge over the Oconee River to be built at once with shared costs based on taxable values.
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E. St. John
Clarke County
B. D. Newitt
J. . Diron
Oconee
Oconee County
Clarke
Blanton Fortson Seeks Re-election to Western Circuit Judgeship
Blanton Fortson announces candidacy to succeed himself as Judge of the Superior Court of the Western Circuit. The bid proceeds under Democratic Primary action. Fortson dates the notice to the public as a formal campaign filing and seeks continued judicial service.
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Superior Court of the Western Circuit
Blanton Fortson
Brand announces candidacy for eighth Georgia district seat
To the voters of the Eighth Congressional District, C. H. Brand declares canal date candidacy for the Eighth District of Georgia in the Democratic Primary. He thanks supporters and seeks renewal of their approval for his Gkth Congress bid.
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Eighth
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Georgia Candidates Declare Candidacies for County and Congressional Seats
A set of late 19th or early 20th century notices announces candidates for Congress in Georgia's South District and Clarke County County Commissioner posts. THOMAS J. SHACKELFORD seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress citing agriculture and fair prices. J. H. GRIFFETH, J. M. HODGSON, and HUGH W. WHITE announce bids for Clarke County Commissioner roles, all subject to Democratic primaries.
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Sth
Georgia
Thomas J. Shackelford
Clarke County
Hugh W. White
Toombs Dubose Seeks Re election in Clarke County House Race
Legislature Tam a candidate for re election to the House of Representatives from Clarke county, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary of September 13th and will appreciate the support of all the people. Toombs Dubose.
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Tam
House of Representatives
Clarke County
Cotton Plan Formed Waters Athens Firm Formed
Announcement on Thursday of a new cotton firm in Athens named B F Hardeman & Co. with partners B F Hardeman E J Cohen and Porter. They will begin operations September 1 with offices in Athens, handling export shipments and domestic mill trade, aiming to be a leading southern cotton firm.
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B. F. Hardéhab & Bo
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P. Hardeman
E! B. Cohen
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Porter
Manger Bros. Co
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Stores Close Here Thursday P M
Ahrens declared a holiday spirit as nearly all city businesses closed at 1 pm on Thursday for a half holiday. Dozens of outings and picnics are planned while hundreds of employees enjoy the first half holiday observed in many years. With groceries and markets exempt, most shops signed to close Thursday afternoons until September 1.
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Ahrens
666 guinly' relieves Colds and Biliousness
A compact note on a tonic named 666 guinly' claims relief from colds, consumption, and biliousness with a forthright tonic promotion. The fragment suggests medicinal use and marketing language typical of early patent remedies.
Fire Causes Little Damage to Auto in Lumpkin
A Thursday morning vehicle fire near Lumpkin caused minimal damage to the automobile and its engine. Firefighters arrived promptly, contained the blaze, and the crew returned to station with no injuries reported.
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Erdine Lumpkin
Dr Woofter Returns From West Virginia Lectures
Dr. T J Woofter and Mrs Wonkten returned Friday from a trip to West Virginia where Woofter spoke at the Summer School of the University of West Virginia. They remained in town briefly before departing for the summer vacation.
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T. J. Woofter
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