Judge Crisp Talks on Democratic Fate and Thirteenth Movement
The Statesman quotes Judge Charles F Crisp amid a Washington trip discussing his candidacy for Congress and the impact of the Thirty Movement on national politics. He cautions about predicting party shifts, notes Tammany Hall’s influence, and stresses the core principles of the Democratic Party while reflecting on future support and alliances.
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Democratic Party
Ivan
Atlanta
Richmond
Danvile
Washington
Charles F. Crisp
Prssel
Gere
Congress
Crisp
New York
Local Names Shine At Institute Honors In Madison County
Cor respondent from Danielsville reports Willie Sauders and Willie Mann returned from Melveire where they attended the Young L. G. 48 Institute. Willie Sanders won a gold medal for declamation and another for best record in apes. Miss Sanders also earned a gold medal and the county shows three hundred thirty students attending the State test. Also notes promotion of Dr Holt Elixir, claimed to cure dyspepsia and skin issues, sold by Elixir Co.
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Uastisvinne
Willie Sauders
Willie Mann
Ella
O.ie Saudera
Melveire
Navy
L. G. 48 Institute
Willie Sanders
Mir
Sanders
Madison County
Powe Feut
Reese
Holt
Dr. Holt
Efi Elixir Co
Sige Ae
Prize contest on how to train children ends today
The Baxmun contest on training children nears closing as readers submit essays. Three judges will rate anonymous entries and award a Shakespeare complete works volume to the winner. Previous replies emphasize stern yet loving guidance, obedience, temperance, and moral and intellectual development.
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Baxmun
Lanere
Georgia University Funds Settled Under Equitable Plan
Dr White reports Secretary Noble has accepted the governor's equitable proposal for the state university funds. Two years back appropriations are now ordered paid and due to reach the State Treasurer soon. The third year remains pending but will follow. Official correspondence will be released to the public.
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State University
Noble
White
Washington
Meldrim
Snakes Multiply in Carnesville Area Amid Stock Law Changes
Carnesville Ga June 29 snake abundance blamed on new stock law as hogs no longer forage for snakes. Neighbors refuse to clear two to three acre long slip due to snakes. Prof J R Denyers cited as puzzled by the cause. Local reports note residents Camille and Georgia Edwards visiting Mrs C E Looney. Franklin Institute trustees offered Prof M H Looney a one year school post. T S Dortch to face county Board of Education. Geo S Phillips recovering from a jaw boil and back at work.
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Carnesville
John P. Williams
John Mills
J. R. Denyers
Red Hill
Camille
Georgia Edwards
Elberton
C. E. Looney
Franklin Institute
Court House
M. H. Looney
T. S. Dortch
County Board of Education
Geo. S. Phillips
Enterprise
Honest Doctors Endorse B B B as Superior Blood Medicine
A series of letters from physicians and patients across Georgia Alabama Tennessee and South Carolina claim Botanic Blood Balm B B B provides rapid relief and marked improvement for rheumatism skin cancers neck excrescences and malignant leg wounds after failure of other treatments with enthusiastic endorsements and testimonials from Dr W J Adair Dr A H Roscoe Dr J W Rhodes and others, noting favorable reports and speedy action.
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W. J. Adair
Rockmart
Farmer
Crawfordville
C. H. Montgomery
Jacksonville
Ala
G. W. Earle
Pickens
S. C
Dream of Love and Fame Ends in Reflected Heartbreak
A reflective verse by Helen M. Winslow in Housewife contemplates youth, fame, and a distant ideal of love. The speaker recalls nights of starlight and windows, dreams of a laurel crown, and a life beyond bachelor days, but finds present life sweeter yet unsatisfying and unresolved.
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Helen M. Winslow
Wartime Nighttime Picket Encounter in the Wilderness
In the Civil War scene, a sentry at post No 7 in the Wilderness faces a dark night and a mysterious intruder. A lone woman appears from the thicket guiding a wounded or dead man and a baby, revealing a brutal, haunting moment on the battlefield.
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Leo
Lee
Confederacy
Grant
Insane Mother Searches Battlefield for Buried Baby
A distraught mother wanders a bloody battlefield carrying her dead infant seeking a beautiful dell to bury him. A sergeant and soldiers assist by digging a grave as time and war’s costs loom, while authorities pity the tragedy.
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Federal
Baby
Grant
Lee
New York
Prohibition Debate and Accidental Injury on Broad Street
A contentious prohibition message argues alcohol harms the body and mind, praising open barrooms opponents and praising noble women who support prohibition. Separately a Negro man named Floyd mishandled dynamite caps during sewer blasting on Broad Street. a cap exploded causing a minor wound and he is expected to recover.
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Floyd
Broad Street
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