Politicians in Clarke County announce Democratic races 1914
A series of 1914 notices from Clarke County public figures announce Democratic primary bids for the Georgia House of Representatives and state offices. Individuals include H. H. Gordon J. Rhodes C Brown QC Arnold Sr Samuel Tribble and A B Stovall outlining candidacy subjects and calls for party support.
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Congress
Georgia
Democratic Party
Samuel J. Tribble
J. Stovall
Elberton, Ga
Clarke County
General Assembly
State of Georgia
H. Arnold, SR
J. F. Rhodes
C. Brown
H. H. Gordon
HJ. Rower
People of
Polis
Georgia Paper Urges Prompt Notices From Subscribers
The notice asks subscribers to promptly inform the business office of late delivery or failure to deliver. It warns carriers cannot collect subscriptions or sell papers, and urges readers to stay informed about city good governance and public services. The piece also cites local politics, state institutions, and transportation trust, with emphasis on accuracy and public safety.
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Carrier Bay
Three Cotton Crops This Year In Georgia Section
Georgia cotton is in three distinct stages this year with early planted fields germinating after adequate rain and blooming in forward patches while delayed plots lie dry or just coming up after recent showers. Experts say with warm weather and timely rains a good, fairly uniform crop is possible, and farmers in the Athens area have reason for cautious optimism.
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Georgia
Athens
Acre
Public Safety Call for Hack Driver Sobriety
The recorder urged revoking hack licenses for intoxicated drivers after a drunk and disorderly ruling in his court. He argued public servants in charge of transportation must be sober reliable and subject to strict laws to protect women children and strangers.
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Recorder’s Court
Recorder
Georgia Physician Urges Vital Statistics Linked to Health Action
A Georgia physician argues that vital statistics must drive enforceable health laws. He calls for county boards of health, school physicals for defects, proper garbage disposal, and public disease education to turn data into prevention and show a healthier Georgia to the world.
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State Board of Health
Georgia
Commonwealth
County Boards of Health
Judge Speer praised as truth rises again
Admirers of Judge Emory Speer are pleased that a committee found no grounds to sustain charges against him. The Brunswick News cites justice and the Tampa Tribune echoes praise for Speer. The item contrasts with broader editorials and notes general city activity, then ends with a testimonial about Chamberlain's Tablets aiding indigestion and constipation.
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Brunswick News
Chamberlain's
Chamberlain
Mary E. McMullen
Phelps, N. x
Elocution and the Timing of Speech Across Ages
A concise note on how elocution teaches speech basics yet overlooks when to speak. It argues that effective expression includes timing, context, and cadence beyond mere articulation. The piece hints at broader communication skills demanded by audiences and situations.
Augusta camp site praised by Major Daniel in Banner report
Major M. J. Daniel of Griffin, chief quartersmaster of Georgia’s National Guard, calls the Aumond property an ideal camp site near Augusta. He praises ample drill space, the Bermuda grass ground, surrounding hills, and a central lake that will attract troops while noting planned bathing hours. He plans to visit Augusta today and tomorrow.
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Augusta
M. J. Daniel
Griffin
National Guard of Georgia
Aulmond
Daniel
Anniston
Augusta Camp
Aumond Corporation
Aumond Golf Links
Bermuda
National Guard
Georgia
Police Chiefs Hear Calls for Universal Auto Laws
Athens Chief Lloyd Brooks reports on the American Police Chiefs meeting in Grand Rapids. Articles from the Herald discuss frost damage to celery and berries, a push for universal speed laws and signals, stricter licensing and penalties, plus a forecast of aeroplane policing with Los Angeles pilots and a civic corps of 200 specials ready for duty.
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Lloyd Brooks
Athens
American Police Chiefs’ Association
Grand Rapids
Herald
Newberry
Muskegon
Michigan Central
Detroit Mackinac Road
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Universal Auto Law
Michael Regan
Buffalo
Daniel Weilf
Yonkers
N. Y
Sylvester
Regan
Wolff
Sebastian
Los Angeles
Walter Brookins
Citizens
Comforting to Stout People Foley Cathartic Tablets
An advertisement promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a regulator for stout people. It claims no biliousness constipation or distress after eating and that regular use makes one feel thinned out and more comfortable. H R Palmer and Sons is the selling house.
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H.R. Palmer & Sons
Adv
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H. J. Rowe
Athens Daily Banner
England
America
Ternessee
Atlanta
Georgia Experiment Station
John R. Cooper
Wilburn
Slaton
Cooper
United States Senate
Milledgeville
Servants OF the Public
New York
McAdoo
Bludwine
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