Ford for President Not a Joke, Says News and Courier
The Charleston News and Courier backs Mark Sullivan on a Ford for president boom. It notes strong Middle West farmer interest in Henry Ford's auto currency and anti coal-barons stance, praising his industrial success as indicative of potential political impact while warning the boom may mislead.
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Mark Sullivan
Middle West
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News and Courier
Henry Ford
United States
Recurrences Cause Hangover Feelings Without Drinking
A physician notes a phenomenon known as the Law of Recurrences where brain and body cycles produce hangover sensations despite no liquor intake. He cites examples from hay fever to phantom limb sensations and urges awareness of habitual nervous-system responses as time reveals the pattern.
Fall on the Farm in October Glimpses from Winder Ga News
A fractured October farming snapshot from Winder Georgia describes corn harvests, fodder, pumpkin storage, hog fattening for winter sausage, and preparations for months ahead. It notes longer cooler days, stronger blood, and renewed vigor as summer ends. It contrasts US national debt with investments and mentions India’s population deaths from jungle disease and wildlife.
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Winder
Garden club edition promised to be a success
From Banner Files April 1895 Athens notes express optimism for the Garden club edition of the Banner, citing strong literary and financial prospects and promises of advertiser support. Local items mention a Griffin drummer exchanging jokes with Colonel Snolly Foster Ham of the Georgia Cracker and several residents planning or continuing travel and visits this week.
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Georgia Cracker
Waterbury
Did It Ever Occur To You
A historical piece discusses boll weevil control methods with calcium arsenate as proven prevention and questions the use of toxic gases. It notes cotton growers should continue arsenate use for a 100 percent crop, while Athens hosts a vibrant fair midway with late-evening activity and police caution to prevent accidents.
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Cotton Belt
Comence
Cotton farmer sets record with 13 bales on 16 acres near Commerce
Jackson County reports multiple rural notices from near Commerce including J. J. Sandbridge’s 13 bales on 16 acres weighing over 500 pounds each and pest battles by day and night. Other items note cucumber crates in New York, farmer resignations, marriages, a milk record by a Lavonia Jersey cow, a ten pound potato, boll weevil fight in Franklin, and six month rural school terms.
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J. J Sandbridge
Commerce
Athens Road
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Kristi Maley
L. J. Sharp
New York
Jefferson
Willie Hosch
Jackson
Lucille Stephenson
Martin
Roy Allen
Nicholson
Mr. Vickery
Lavonia
Franklin
Mark Anthony
Banks County Sickness Among Old Citizens
Banks County reports serious illness of H. J. David, a veteran resident. Also noted is the prominence of Oscar Chapman in local affairs.
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H. J. David
Banks County
Oscar Chapman
Rally in Bayteville marks fifth Sunday event for Sarepta unit
The Sarepta Association district plans a rally in Bayteville on the fifth Sunday in October with churches in Maysville remaining in the district. Miss Hulda Wilson and Mr Paul Davison wed in Commerce.
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Toccoa
Maysville
The
Sarepta Association
Bay Teville
Hulda Wilson
Paul Davison
Commerce
W H Sheats Dies At Winder Georgia
Dr J S Stewart returned from the sixth district high school and superintendents conference in Thomaston where district reports show strong attendance and the notable progress in central high schools with related developments for the past year per county superintendents.
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J. S. Stewart
Thomaston
Stewart
County pupils attend central high school plan praised
Junior schools in Upson, Forsyth, Jones, Jasper, and Monrdé counties feed students into the central Thomaston high school. The plan funds expenses to provide equal access for boys and girls, aiming to improve county town ties and understanding. A high school district committee will oversee athletics and library growth, with parent teacher groups involved. The $75,000 Thomaston building impressed visitors as teachers were hosted at a barbecue by Thomaston’s Parent Teachers Association.
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Couny
Centraigh
Jonesboro
Thok Upson
Thomaston
Monrdé County
Forsyth
Jones County
Gray
Jasper County
Monticello
Central High School
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Graceful Women Dominant in European Scene
A fragment notes that women in Europe are celebrated for grace and poise, highlighting feminine elegance as a leading trait across regions. The remark hints at cultural admiration without detailing persons or events.
Georgia Roofers Club elects officers in Macon meeting
At the closing segment in Macon Georgia, H Dixon Smith of Seale, Alabama was elected president. Hugh Thurston of Thomaston, Georgia, named secretary-treasurer with G L Sinclair of Box Springs, Georgia, J A Cook of Opelika, Alabama, and S C Hines of Meriwether, South Carolina as vice presidents. The club plans to meet again December 7.
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Georgia ‘Roofers Manudcrutgrs
H. Dixon Smith
Seaej Ala
Hugh Thurston
Thomaston
G. L. Sinclair
Box Springs
J. A. Cook
Opelika
Ala
S. C. Hines
Meriwether
S. C
Natives of Polaba in United States Numbers Revealed
Natives of Polaba now total 4 500 000 in the United States. The figure reflects recent census or demographic reporting indicating a sizable community location and growth amid ongoing settlement and integration.
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Polaba
United States
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