Senator Watson's Death and Georgia Political Legacy
The obituary surveys Hon. Thomas E. Watson as a brilliant, combative author and politician who shaped Georgia politics for decades. It notes his leadership of a powerful political machine, his influence over governors and voters, and questions the ultimate impact of his career after his death. It also briefly mentions fashion designer Paul Poiret and other assorted opinions and anecdotes.
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Senator Watson
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France
Napoleon Bonaparte
Georgia
United States
Tom Watson
Mr. Watson
Keep-Cool Summer Ride Replays On Athens Street Cars
Athens street cars offer a keep-cool belt line ride today around the Boulevard for passengers who opt in. The revival of last year’s popular plan invites Milledge avenue travelers to enjoy a refreshing loop before returning home. The move anticipates many residents taking the pleasant cool-off trip.
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North Carolina leads in low foreign stock and growth surge
North Carolina shows the nation’s lowest foreign stock at seven tenths of one percent, while leading Southern states in road and education spending. The South’s foreign stock share is about 8 percent versus 48.2 percent elsewhere. The state expands college programs, education funding, highway projects, hydro electric growth, and cotton mill interests with minimal foreign stock, showcasing strong industrial and educational development. The University of Georgia enrollment is rising, reflecting broader improvement in Georgia’s agriculture and commerce, with Athens merchants optimistic for fall business.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Rhode Island
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College and Universite Extension
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University of Georgia
Athens
The Face and a Health Remedy Ad Concept
An The Mirror column pitches a beauty health theme urging readers to evaluate their facial health and energy. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to strengthen nerves and revitalize the body, suggesting fatigue and nervous wear show on the face.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Murray Soule Goes to Oxford for Chemistry Course
Murray Soule son of Dr and Mrs Andrew M Soule sails from New York to Liverpool for a year abroad. He will enter Oxford College for a special chemistry course under a leave from the Chemistry Department at the State Colleges of Agriculture.
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Andrew M. Soule
New York
Liverpool
England
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State Colleges of Agriculture
Oxford
Making New Markets With Printers Ink
Advertising creates new desires and shifts household habits by introducing products to mass audiences. National ads speed turnover, widen merchant scope, and boost profits for retailers and wholesalers alike through rapid demand generation.
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America
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