Georgia Law Makers Begin Leg session in Atlanta
Atlanta awaits the Georgia General Assembly opening as Governor Brown's forthcoming message and measures loom. Tippens and others push for near 0.5 percent alcohol limit, while calls for permanent voter registration gain momentum. The session faces financial strain, adjournment debates, and debates over a three member railroad commission. lawmakers gather amid Baltimore convention buzz and pre session meetings on drainage and game laws.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Baltimore
Tts
Tippens
Appling
J. Randolph Anderson
House
Senate
John M
Georgia
Brown
Railroad Commission
Hoke Smith
Slaton
Nestor
Joe Hall
Bible
Hall
L. R. Akin
Brunswick
Georgia Drainage Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Kimball House
Jesse Mercer
Farmer Jim Price Gains International Fame Abroad
Atlanta June 26 Farmer Jim Price of Oconee has gained national and international fame after a Georgia newspaper story on his campaign for commissioner of agriculture. Clippings from New York Chicago London and Paris followed the tale as syndicates circulated it abroad. Mrs Price acted as campaign manager while Miss Price and Young Farmer Jim handled secretary and driving duties. Some clippings were in French and German, requiring translation aid. For sale by all dealers.
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Atlanta
Jim Price
Oconee
New York
Chicago
London
Paris
Georgia
Farmer Price
Habersham County
Jim
Theear
Tary
Jimm
Price
Hamilton Fish Takes A Bride In FiShever Home
New York June 26 Special to the Banner reports the marriage of Mrs F Delaplaine Amsinck to J Anitton Fish at the bride's Fitshever SW home. The union joins two of New York's oldest families with Mr Fish the youngest son of Hamilton Fish once secretary of state and governor of New York. The bride is connected to the late Gustave Amsinck and to J Bruce Temay of White Star Line. It marks Mr Fish's second marriage and the bride's third marital venture.
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New York
F. Delaplaine Amsinck
Janitton Fish
Fitshever
Hamlton Fish
Ni York
Gustave Amsinck
J. Bruce Temay
White Star Line
Mr. Fish
Woman's Federation Opens Eleventh Biennial Session in San Francisco
Thousands of club women from across the nation gather for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention in San Francisco. The program features notable speakers on conservation forestry education and public health, with elections on July 3 and numerous social events including Santa Clara Day parades and a bay ride.
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San Francisto
Cal
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Sutter Street Pavilon
E. G. Denniston
Sutterstreet Pavillion
Philip N. Moore
Bt. Loula
O. Shepard Barnum
Department of Education
Philip Carpenter
New York Club
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
Texas
H. Gross
National Soil Fertility League
Oveton W. Price
Washington
Gifford
Santa Clara
Commercial Club
Bay
California
Fairmont Park
Frances Squire Potter
Baroness von Suttner
Penul Society of America
Greek Theater
Berkeley
Lawrence Maxwell
San Francisco
Taggart Urges Youth to Avoid Politics for Career
Thomas Taggart, Indiana national committeeman, speaks in Baltimore lobby urging young men to avoid making politics a profession. He says success in public life comes from private-sector achievement, drafting strong leaders from business, and warns that ambition can hinder genuine service. Taggart reflects on his own career and advises maintaining focus on one’s chosen work.
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Thomas Taggart
Na ‘Onal
Indiana
Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore Sun
French Lick Springs
Taggart
Indianapolis
America
Alton B. Parker
Federation
C. M. Strahan
School of Engineering
University of Georgia
South Carolina Firemen's Tournament Opens in Rock Hill
The South Carolina Firemen's Association began its annual meeting and tournament in Rock Hill on June 25. Firemen accompanied by bands and citizens arrived by every train as the city, decorated with electrical arches, welcomed the visiting contingent. The three day program provides for a series of events and competitions.
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Rock Hill
8. C
South Carolina Firemen’s Association
Preventive measures to be discussed at business sessions
Advice on handling whooping cough urges caution and cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ease coughing and mucus. The note claims the remedy has been used successfully in many epidemics and is safe and available from dealers.
Round the County Tour by Clarke County Roads Officials
Georgia Federation of Road Authorities plus Clarke County residents traveled over forty miles in a round county tour. The procession included judges, commissioners, engineers, and many car owners, showcasing Clarke’s top soil roads and ending with a large barbecue. Augusta hosts next year with Dublin and Athens also inviting.
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Clarke
Clarke County
Georgia Federation of Road Authorities
Georgia
Georgian Hotel
John White Morton
Olds
C. D. Flanigen
Maxwell
FP. C
Mitchell
A. GQ
Dudley
Buick
Martin J. Abney
Harry Hughes
Ford
A. J. Carter
Courrier
L. C. Smith
L. F. Edwards
Columbia
R. L. Mose, Jr
Andrew C. Erwin
John W. Welch
Cadillac
N. Booth
Billups Phinisy
W. H. Jones
Regal
A. H. Davison
Chalmers
W. G. Griffeth
W. T. Bryan
Mormon
Dr. T. B. Jago
Schacht
Frank B. Lipscomb
C.B. Grifith
Overland
Dutch” Williams
Schach
W. H Davis
B. H. Barrow
D. Campbell
George Scott
Cutting
Hi. P. Hinton
Robert Holman
Chalaern
H. M. Fullilove
W. A. Mallory
Marion O'Farrell
Prince Avenue
Mitchell's Bridge
Bridge
Bogart
Augusta
Federation
W. F. Eve
Good Roads
Macon
E. H. Hyman
W. 8
Holman
Move on Now Says a Policeman to a Street Crowd
A dubious old advertisement fragment depicts a policeman telling a crowd to move on and threatening force. It markets Dr King’s New Life Film as a bowel remedy claiming to ease congestion and improve health with a 2% return or claim.
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Dr. King
Georgia State Fair Promises Record Attendance and International Poultry Show
The Georgia State Fair aims to surpass previous records with a 10 day event hosting an International Poultry Show featuring hundreds of top birds from across states. Prizes and premiums totaling 912,000 will be awarded, and the fair pledges a premier midway with 40 shows, free acts, auto races, and more. W E Dunwoody elected president for a third term. General Manager Harry C. Robert to supply premium lists.
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Georgia
W. E. Dunwoody
Standard Brick Co
Macon
Harry C. Robert
Man Coughs and Breaks Ribs in Frightful Coughing Fit
In Neenah Wisconsin a man suffering a severe coughing spell fractured two ribs. Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised as a remedy for coughing and lung weakness. A reader from Columbia Missouri claims it saved her from potential consumption and offers a free trial bottle at local druggists.
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Neenah
Wis
Dr. King
Effie Morton
Columbia
Ohio Music Teachers Meet Opens in Columbus
The tenth annual meeting of the Ohio Music Teachers Association began in Columbus with many prominent musicians and instructors from across the state. Charles E. B. Davis of Columbus presides as sessions run three days featuring concerts and recitals alongside regular business meetings.
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Ohio Music Teachers Meet
Columbus
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Charles EB. Davis
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promised Fast Burns and Wound Heal
The article touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick healer for burns cuts bruises and bullet wounds citing its relief for boils ulcers eczema and piles. It emphasizes wide use and affordable price of 26 cents at druggists and frames it as a remedy amid Independence Day injuries.
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Bucklen
Premier Borden Sets Sail for England Mission
Montreal June 25 Much public interest centers on Premier Borden and colleagues sailing tomorrow for England aboard the Royal George. Accompanying officials include Hazen Doherty Pelletier Kingsmill and Blount. The trip aims to press imperial authorities on Canadian naval policy and postal and cable rate issues.
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Montreal
Borden
England
Royal George
John D. Hazen
Marine and Naval Service
Jion
Charles J. Doherty
L. P. Pelletier
Kingsmill
A. E. Blount
Messrs
Hazen
Doherty
Palfotier
Old Age Joys With Chamberlains Tablets Promise
The advertisement urges seniors to use Chamberlains Tablets to aid digestion and regularity, claiming mild action suited for middle aged and older people. It also touts Foley Kidney Pills noting a dramatic improvement in back and hip pain after a few days of use, with marketing claims of relief and gratitude.
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Chamberlain
Helped to Keep Down Expenses by Kidney Pill Use
Mrs J E Heary of Arron Michigan describes kidney trouble and frequent urination. After trying Foley Kidney Pills she bought a bottle and felt she avoided a large doctors bill. Sold by all dealers.
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J. E Heary
Arron
Mich
Foley
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