New Jar Dinieres and Stoneware Patterns Revealed
Local ad invites readers to inspect a large assortment of the latest garden ware patterns and shapes in staple and novelty wares. The notice highlights a wide selection of jars dinieres and stoneware to attract buyers seeking varied designs.
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Vienna revival opened by Atlanta pastor
Vienna Ga April 2 Special The First Baptist church of Vienna completes the first week of a ten day meeting led by Rev William Russell Owen pastor of the Capitol Avenue Baptist church Atlanta The Vienna church under Rev R W Eubanks has grown rapidly since he became pastor three years ago and recently moved into a new house of worship
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First Baptist
Church of Vienna
William Russell Owen
Capitol Avenue
Atlanta
R. W. Eubanks
Snovid Old Acquaintance He Forgot? Taft and Roosevelt
William Allen White writes in May American Magazine about Taft and Colonel Roosevelt relation. The piece weighs opposing temperaments and how their contrasting traits split followers into factions within the party. It argues practical leadership differs from moral stance and predicts electoral realignments if either leader secures nomination.
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Are You Fat and the Cure Promising Quick Results
A fragmented text argues against fat shaming and promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as an easy weight loss method. It claims fat is natural and enjoyable, then touts a pill as a simple solution costing five cents per capsule. The piece emphasizes health over drastic dieting and endorses quick, effortless results.
Romance of the Trees in Farm and Home
The piece urges cultivating friendships with trees alongside animal pals and commemorating family events by naming trees. It notes family trees named for children like John and Susie, plus markers such as the telephone tree and the freé delivery tree tied to milestones in home life.
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Judge Bell Endorses Underwood for Democratic Nomination
Fulton County judge George L. Bell endorses Alabama congressman Oscar Underwood for the presidential race. He praises Underwood as wise sane and conservative and emphasizes his tariff leadership. Bell predicts strong eastern support especially New York and Georgia and says no mistake can be made in nominating him.
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Underwood Proved Power Says Arthur Heyman
Arthur Heyman of the Dorsey firm, Atlanta’s top lawyer, voiced strong support for Alabama congressman Underwood. He framed his case in four points, praising Underwood as a native son of Alabama and Georgia, noting his leadership in a democratic Congress, his fitness for president, and urging the South to present him as a worthy successor to southern presidents.
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Maine
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Pottery town leader backs Underwood in sixth district
W T Stephens president of Stephens potteries Baldwin and Bibb counties studied the counties hosting his plants and said Underwood will have a runaway race there and across the sixth district. He noted Baldwin is strongly agricultural and Bibb now shows Underwood influence amid a growing epidemic of support since the Wilson campaign.
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Bibb County
Slogan for Underwood backed by Bulloch county leader
L O Akins a Bulloch county farmer and businessman endorses Underwood with Sure and Safe as a slogan He argues Underwood is the farmers friend and the best choice for president praising his reform plans and calling for conservative steady leadership to steer the nation away from radicals and economic trouble
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Woodrow Wilson's Record and Noted Quotations
An Atlantean correspondence explores claims against Woodrow Wilson, alleging he is an enemy to organized labor and foreigners. The letter cites Wilson’s 1910 New Jersey defeat, appointive actions, and quotes from his writings and speeches critiquing direct democracy and the recall.
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James Nugent
Wilson
House of Assembly
Baltimore
Mercer County
Martin F. Devlin
Bryan
Devlin
America
Atlantic City
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White's Interpretation of Taft and Roosevelt Relations
William Allen White argues Taft delayed reopening cordial ties with Roosevelt after Roosevelts Africa return in 1910. Tafts formalism, temperament, and official bar at the dock kept two old allies apart, leaving Roosevelt to speak out or stay silent while Taft benefited from their past alliance.
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