House Passes Pure Food Bill in Georgia
The Georgia House approved a pure food measure by Wright of Floyd, despite lengthy debate. The bill outlines adulteration controls, state inspection, and cooperation with U S district attorneys, with amendments for a $10 000 appropriation and a chief inspector. The bill passed 107 to 3.
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Diamond sales pitch promises charm and value
A bold promotional note asserts diamonds are beautiful and high quality. It promises practical prices and guaranteed stones, with expert handling and an emphasis on honest dealing to attract buyers.
Cars Run By New Route On South Decatur Line
Georgia Railway and Electric changes the route to speed service to Decatur and East Lake. Cars will depart southward via Pryor Alabama Central Washington Trinity Hast Fair to Decatur, and return via Fraser Hunter Pryor Alabama. Officials expect quicker trips and better reliability after a short adjustment period.
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Bill Aims at Negro Elks and Barber Regulation
A Georgia Senate bill targets the Negro Elks by making it a misdemeanor to wear insignia of non member groups. The measure seeks to bar nonmembers from displaying such insignia amid courts over injunctions against Negroes using similar rituals. Also debated are barber regulation, felony bans for barbers, and gun and election finance proposals with multiple new bills introduced.
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Mystery Pill Advertises Dr. King’s New Life Pula
John N. Plesmant of Magnolia Indiana trusts Dr King’s New Life Pula to stop periodic bilious attacks and constipation. The advert promises guaranteed relief or money back with a 26 cent price at all drug stores.
Bakers Win Weekly Raise in San Francisco
San Francisco August 6 union bakers succeed in securing a two dollar weekly wage increase. Bakery owners plan a bread price rise in the city but have not yet agreed on the method. A larger loaf proposal favored by a majority of master bakers is noted.
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Enraged Man fatally shoots girl in Ontario incident
In Guelph on August 6 Peter Wyle, a young emigrant, shot and killed the three year old daughter of his employer To Swackhenner on Swackhenner’s farm after an argument about accompanying the girl to a nearby town. The assailant fired in a rage and fled.
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City Railway Progress Near Decatur Line
Construction continues on the DeKalb avenue double track. The segment from the city to Winter station has been completed leaving roughly half a mile of track between the city and Decatur on the main Decatur line still to be laid.
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No Pavement Debate On Peachtree Street
City council discussed Peachtree Street pavement yesterday with no concrete decision. A new push favors bitulithic pavement over asphalt, while residents who opposed woodblock earlier now rally against experiments on their street.
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Asphalt Only Demand For Peachtreet Street Paving
Residents and city leaders press for a Peachtreet Street pavement in Atlanta. Finance chair cites two holds fires over a petition for bitulithic paving and lack of funds. Street remains nearly impassable risking vehicles and lives as winter approaches.
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Hoke Smith Draws Crowds in Carlton Georgia
Special report notes Hon. Hoke Smith spoke to about 400 in Carlton on August day. Two thirds supported James M. Smith. the address followed familiar themes and failed to leave a strong impression on attendees.
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Hoke Smith
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