William Jennings Bryan in Florida Senate Bid Rumor
The latest bulletins from William Jennings Bryan suggest he may run for the United States Senate from Florida after adopting the state as home. The piece argues Floridians should elect faithful citizens over a party asset and predicts a defeat for Bryan, while noting improving national economic prospects and potential cotton mill revival by midsummer.
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Morning to You A Verse and a Vignette
A short verse by D G Bick ers published in June presents spring imagery of a bride and blossoming beauty. It contrasts pursuit of success with mercy as the true aim, ending with a brief reflection on desire and mercy.
Answers to Yester day Kwiz
The piece lists trivia: elephants as long lived 150 200 years, carp up to 150, pike around 100. Panama Canal opened 1914. Wilmington is Delaware’s largest city. radium named from pitchblende. fee simple is absolute title. misfeasance is lawful act done unlawfully. conferee as associate. progeny area of the lower theater in Washington where Lincoln was assassinated.
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Mixed trivia questions on history and geography
A list of varied questions asking for definitions and identities. Topics include antitoxin John Hanway a numismatist Facey of trans hi parent films for photography the largest city in Florida Aogwatenes the warship that sunk the Confederate privateer Alabama the largest college on the Pacific coast the number of U S senators in the present congress and the amaranth.
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Value of Home-Grown Feed Thrift Amid Freight Costs
Southern Ruralist notes high freight and commissions distort central market prices for corn. Freight from central markets inflates costs for southern farmers, making own feed production more economical. Growing own corn and livestock feed reduces shipping, boosts competitiveness, and supports local farming viability amid uncertain future rates.
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947 Georgians Serving Time for Murder In State Prison
An annual Georgia prison commission report lists 14 Sliders, 22 for attempted murder, 437 for manslaughter, and 697 for burglary among 2076 convicts. It shows 105 women and 2415 men, with 4103 total commitments including 996, and details numerous crime categories, occupations of convicts, and commission assets and receipts.
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Athens Lawyers Expected to Attend Bar Association
Tybee May 31 A large number of Athens lawyers are expected to be present at the bar association meeting to be held here the first week in June. In former years Athens has sent prominent Georgia bar members and judges to the gathering where ocean breezes blow including A J Cobb H N Halden Fortvon Strickland Thomas West and Abit Nix F C Shackelford and T J Shackelford among others.
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Chaplin’s The Kid tops Elite six reel debut
Charlie Chaplin’s new six reel feature at the Elite, titled The Kid, returns for a second engagement with Jackie Coolhan. Critics hail the longer, funnier film as a real plot comedy driven by Chaplin's comic genius, portraying him as the foster father with irresistible humor.
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Gilded Lies at the Palace Starring O'Brien and Mansfield
Eugene O'Brien and Martha Mansfield headline the Selznick film Gilded Lies at the Palace for a one day showing. O'Brien plays a young explorer who seeks to rescue his coerced fiancée from a mercenary husband as the plot unfolds with amid reverie and dramatic tension. Frank Whitson and George Stewart also shine in supporting roles.
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Frank Whitson
George Stewart
Thedford's Black-Draught Praised by Indian Woman
Mrs. Clara Peacock of Seymour Indiana credits Thedford's Black-Draught with curing her stomach and bowel troubles after other medicines failed. She says it relieves indigestion, headaches and constipation and notes its vegetable composition and gentle safe action for all ages. She urges readers to ask their pharmacist for the genuine product.
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New York Bank Unveils Armored Money Car
A New York bank operates a fully tested bullet and bomb proof armored car that transports money and securities to depositors in Manhattan and Brooklyn. The car includes provisions for armed guards and reinforced security measures.
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Palmer & Sons Presents Mansfield at the Palace Today
The Palmer family showcase brings Eugene O'Brien and Pretty Martha in a Mansfield era stage appearance at the Palace today. Crowd expected, tickets available at box office.
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