Gubernatorial Race Cartoon by Local Artist
City cartoonist Paul E. Jackson portrays a Georgia gubernatorial race with Hoke Smith on a horse named Little Joe surging ahead while rivals lag, praising Jackson’s skill and urging readers to note the illustration. The piece blends political satire with notices from Winder News and Indiana G A R encampment coverage, mentioning local readers, vintage ad copy, and public notices about events and remedies.
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Paul E. Jackson
Georgis
Jackson
Little Joe
Amd
Hoke Smith
Receivership case in Atlanta estates detailed in court
In a Georgia Superior Court session, May Inman Gray and James M. Gray presented affidavits concerning the estate of Walker P. Inman. Debts are estimated around 210,000 with 460,000 secured by notes. Attorneys argued over firm obligations and the status of Inman & Co. assets, while affidavits from S. M. Inman and Mrs. May Inman Gray described family ties and health issues affecting executrix duties. The court adjourned to hear objections Tuesday afternoon.
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Nuinniler
Atlanta
Wathea
Minn Gray
Barrett
Varius Caties
James Ro Gray
Mir Barrer
Gray
BR. Gr
Ot Data & Con
Walker P. Inman
Jana
Brandon
Inman
Tikit
Becaue
Inman & Co
John S. Cohen
The
Atlanta Journal
Morton Smith
John A. Bri
S. M. Inman
Walker P. Intuian
S. H. Askew
May Inman Gray
Het Walker Po
Braydon
Bratton
Mes Gray
Charles T. Hopsins
Alex Kine
Spalding
Mr. I
Luther Gowner
Ben J. Conyers
Oandon
Dr King’s New Life Pill Sold With Money Worth Guarantee
Cedar View Mississippi merchant B G Stewart touts Dr King’s New Life Pill as delivering gold in weight value for constipation malaria or biliousness. Sold under guarantee at W J Smith & Bro H R Palmer 300s drug stores. 25c.
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B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R. Palmer
Cloverhurst Club Days Planned With Tournaments
Cloverhurst Country Club outlines summer Club Days with weekly entertainments and refreshments. The first tournament opens Friday at 3 pm in May, with members voting on preferred weekday for future events. A drive from test tea between 5:16 and 5:59 and tie-break rules are noted, with subsequent weeks featuring team matches and varied play.
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Cloverhurst Country Clube
Suimsereaf
Delwich
Ornoonm
Holt
Moated Grange
Sore Nipples Cure Suggested by Salve Use
Mothers warned of sore nipples may cure by applying Chamberlains Salve after nursing and wiping off before the next feed. The salve is widely used by nurses and sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons W. J. Smith & Bro L. P. Canning C. McEvoy Orr Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. A Smith & Bro
L P Canning
E C. McEvoy
Orr Drug Co
W. J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning
C. McEvoy
Old Joe Brown and Little Joe B. 1908 Cherokee democracy plea
A 1908 letter from Collard G. Green of Barnesville Georgia urges voters to back J M B over Joseph E in a Cherokee democracy context. It recalls 1863 support for Joseph E and promises to revive those times for J M B. The piece includes politics plus a health ad for Foley’s Kidney Cure and another note urging cure for a coughing congregant with Foley’s Honey and Tar.
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Joseph E
J. M. B. Collard
G. Green
Barnesville
Pike County
Navy's early ships and brave captain in American history
The article recounts the push for four new ships for a national naval force during the Revolution, the debate over armament, and the building program. It highlights Captain Nicholas Biddle and the HMS Yarmouth encounter, the Randolph's sinking, and the daring actions that spurred local support for privateer and vessel construction in 1770s America.
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R. M. Cheshire
Washington
David
Hhey
Lous
Awashineten
Kvieh
Ehanenenk
Worrien Virginia
Framball
Filinetcap
Comeress
Proviedence
Boston
Cetus
Monte
Baettl
Eunity
Delaware
Congress
Lecember
Thddie Healey
Charleston
Biddle
Randolph
Bahama Banks
Yarmouth
Seventh District Protest Meeting Called in Rome Ga
Rome Ga May 19 Hon W Jtunn chairman of the democratic committee of the seventh congressional district calls a meeting of representatives from each county in the district to protest the state executive committee rule that lets delegates to the state convention be chosen by the gubernatorial primary winner. The plan aims to curb one man power and preserve democratic principles. Delegates from Pryt Painting Moyd Aud son Stan and Walkey vote against the rule. The meeting will be held in Rome on Monday to consider the request from district committee members.
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Rome
Jtunn
Democratic Committee
Seventh Congressional District
Mondlay
Pry
Moyd
Stan
Russian Prisoners Urge Petition From Schlusselburg
A half dozen women among seventy three political prisoners smuggle out an appeal to foreign press from Schlusselburg near St. Petersburg. They report chained hands and feet, bread and water rations, and abuse by warders during visits by the rector of administration and other officials. The appeal describes beatings and unconsciousness among prisoners and asks for relief.
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Berlin
Schlusselburg
St. Petersburg
Forclen Press
Ordeval
Ahalf
Mississippi Press Association In Session Harrisburg May 19
President Hobbs opened the annual Mississippi Press Association meeting in Harrisburg with a cordial greeting from Mayor Don and Ripley president Tobi dress. The session featured routine business and the schedule included discussions on editorial pay and topics affecting newspapers, with social features planned for Friday.
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Mississippi Press Association
Harrisburg
Miss
Missippi
the Times
B. OT. Hobbs
Misippi Press Association
Don
Ripley R Dent Tobi
Electric Bitters Promoted as Climate Remedy
The article argues high elevations bring fevers while malaria prevails lower down due to altitude. It endorses Electric Bitters as the best remedy for lassitude malaria jaundice biliousness fever and debility, calling it a blood purifier and antidote to weakness and insomnia. Sold with guarantee at W. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons drug stores at 50c.
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W. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Stores
Daughters of the American Revolution Seek Scholarship Fund
The DAR in this city aims to raise money to establish a scholarship at the State Normal School. A local business named Tarawa will donate a liberal percentage of receipts today to the fund, with D. ALR. Day at the luraWwa contributing to the effort. The drive emphasizes supporting the Normal School and completing the scholarship.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
State Normal School
Harawa
Daughters of the Revolution
Normal School
Tarawa
D. Alr
luraWwa
Herald Declares Editorial Independence Seeks Local Growth
The Gainesville Herald states it avoids politics in editorials, focusing on roads schools trade and local enterprise. It urges readers and advertisers, noting newspapers exist to serve business needs and offer space for candidates, while maintaining independent news reporting.
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Ierald
The
Herald
Joe Brown
Tlerald
Hoke Smith
Vic Mergid
Gainesvill-ward
Flocal Enterprises
Gainesville
Hall County
Thesa Wl
Lock Hope
Regways
Atlanta Journal
Maat
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Arsufy
Brown
Indiana
Kokomo
Ind
G. A. RK
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Woman's Betief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Court House
Inman Estate
Abet
Liciaue
Paul Cook
Los Angeles Examiner
Los Angeles
Bulloch's
Adele Farringen
Belasco Theatre
Cloverhurst
Old Joe Brown
Little Joe B
Bacy Tli
Joe B
Lin Splin
J. MR
Joe E
Lee
Old Joe
Kinney
Foley
Tt Navy
State Executive Committee
Detroit
Ld Stanmer
Dad
R. E. Davison
Jackson County
Georgia
Vaden
Ile
Sears
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