Infant Mortality Causes Comment and Call for Better Data
Washington reports the Mortality Bulletin No. 104 finding 100000 to 200000 U S babies under five die yearly from preventable causes. Dr Cressy L Wilbur urges prompt birth registration and precise causes of death by physicians to guide preventive work and improve national vitality estimates.
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England
What is Hyomei a Powerful antiseptic
Hyomei is sold as a powerful antiseptic that destroys germs quickly and relieves catarrh. The formula centers on eucalyptus with guaiacol and other agents, claiming rapid relief without habit forming drugs. It is inhaled via a small inhaler and priced at $1.00 for a complete outfit.
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Athens
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Market glut threatens auto boom amid tire and road concerns
Magneto Auto Editor reports demand for low and mid priced cars remains high but automakers struggle to keep pace with materials and parts. Tire price increases and scarce alloy hinder production while southern road improvements boost highway use and racing prospects. A reader testimonial praises Foley's Kidney Pills for health improvements.
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Macon Fair Set to Draw Thousands for Ten Day Event
The Macon Fair promises a Mecca for visitors as ten days of events unfold. A lively slate of features attracts crowds with brisk activity and busy crowds, signaling strong economic impact and notable turnout.
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Macon
Premium Exhibits Draw Attention at County Fair
Exhibits from more than twenty counties showcase farm, school, home and mechanical displays. The premium lists are large and attractive and all premiums will be promptly paid.
Free Attractions On Grounds Feature Taft and Sully
Special free attractions are on the grounds continuously with six nights of fireworks out of ten and speeches by renowned speakers including President Taft and Daniel J. Sully.
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Opening Day in Georgia Fair Hosts Justices Day
Opening Day on Wednesday October 27 features an Justice of the Peace convention in Georgia with the Justices as guests of the fair.
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Justices of the Peace
Georgia
Farmers Union Day and Taft Visit at Georgia State Fair
Farmers Union Day on Tuesday November 2 will feature Daniel J. Sully the Cotton King addressing thousands of Southern farmers. Good Roads Day on November 3 will include Judge W F Eve General Evans and Governor Joseph M Brown speeches. On November 4 President Taft will speak at the Macon Georgia State Fair during a 12 000 mile national swing.
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Augusta
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Macon
Georgia
Funny Street Show Promises Clean Family Fun
The Funny Street offers a wholesome act approved by Fair Committees promising laughter without offense. Bingville organizers pledge a rich atmosphere where women and children can thoroughly enjoy the performance.
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Bingville
Broadway Theater Notes and Cast Changes
A sweeping roundup lists Bertat Kalich returning to the Yiddish stage and Rose Suit set for an early chorus return. Edna Wallace Tropper and Ruth St Denis headline European tours while David Warfield begins his sixth year in The Music Master and Irene Dillion debuts in America.
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Rose Suit
Edna Wallace Tropper
London
Ruth St. Denis
Hones
Harris
John Mason
Marnest Poole
Augustus Thenas
Hattie Willams
Detective Sparkes
New Yor
David Warfield
Richahond
South
Irene Dillion
Mabel van Tren
Marie Dresler
New York
A. Baldwin Slade
Edgar Smith
Jessie Millward
Messrs. Liebler & Co
Arnold Daly
Paul Hervieu
Nat Goodwin
C. M.S. McLellan
Ivan Caryn
New Theatre
Charles Richman
Mary Mannering
Ro e Announces Mayoral Candidacy in Athens Primary
H J Rowe declares candidacy for mayor of Athens subject to Democratic primary action. The statement outlines entry into contested race and reliance on party processes.
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Athens
H. J. Rowe
Local Political Candidates and Fraternal Notices
A set of candidate announcements for Alderman from the First and Second Wards and a Democratic primary note are listed alongside fraternal lodge meeting details for Glenn Lodge 75 Odd Fellows Clayton Street and Oliver Encampment 16 K of P Hall. Also noted is Harvey Snyder coaching Oberlin football this fall.
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Mount Vernon Lodge
No. 22
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Clayton Street
W. A. Capps
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Oliver
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J. W. Dillard
C. P. J. A. Mealor
Scribe
Harvey Snyder
Harvad
Oberlin
Alderman Candidacies Announced for Several Wards
A notice lists candidates for city Alderman posts in multiple wards. B F Woods seeks First Ward seat in the Democratic primary. M Smith announces for Third Ward and Center candidate M Center announces for Fourth Ward.
Fourth Ward Primary Action Drives Democratic Race
The Fourth ward remains subject to the action of the Democratic primary, shaping local political dynamics and candidate picks for the upcoming election cycle.
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B. R. Pickrell
Co. T. Young
Fourth Ward
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