Survival of the Fittest and Southern Prosperity Argument
Sarge Plunkett argues that the survival of the fittest applies to people and industry in the South. He urges native northerners to move toward DeKalb County Georgia, warns against alien settlement, praises agricultural and railroad-led development, and urges towns to foster small farms to ensure lasting prosperity.
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Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Railroads
South
Easa
Farnia
Progran
DeKalb
Minge Toon
Barge Plunkett
Souvenirs to Celebrate 100th Eyric Performance
The Hightst Lake Miss mma Bunting and the ateck company present the four act comedy drama Sweat Clover for the week. Miss Bunting will star with Miss Emms Boot Ing taking ingenue roles. The stock company opens a 100th Atlanta performance Monday with audience gifts, including jeweled hat pins and handwritten notes from Miss Bunting. The Lyric stock remains open through the season with William Thompson praised as a versatile character actor in multiple noted roles.
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Ateck
Atlanta
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Wil
Lc Sa
Lyrie
Mttlestar
Willyami. Thompson
William Thompson
Emia Bunting Stock Company
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William ‘Thompson
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Lyric
Vivash
McPherson
The
Corene Starbattle
Bates
Thompacn
Baby Picture Contest Closes August 28 At Wesley Hirshburg
Contest offers 4200 in gold prizes for best baby pictures. Present coupon to Wesley Hirshburg at 9434 Whitehall Street to receive a Constitution free of charge. All entries must be taken by Hirshburg. studio closes Saturdays at 1 PM. Fill out baby’s bane and age, clip and present to Mr Alrehburg at the atualo.
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Wesley Hirshburg
Whitehall Street
Wesley Hirehburg
Alrehburg
Atualo
Constitution Baby Picture Contest Offers $100 in Gold
The Constitution announces a baby photo contest with four weekly coupons starting today August 14. It reports 1,000 baby pictures submitted at Wesley Hirshburg’s studio 345 Whitehall Street and promises gold prizes for two age groups. Entries are judged anonymously and winning photos will be published along with a roll of honor.
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Wesley Hirshburg
Whitehall Street
Hirahburg
Unsightly skin eruption linked to remedy ad claims
A letter from Mrs. G. O. Cote of Plaquemine, February 36, describes an eight month battle with sores over the head and face. She cites failed remedies, a plaster, and a skin cure claiming relief, while noting the patient’s scalp became nearly hairless and scars strangely vanished.
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Guriura
Cote Rouvillen
Plaucheville
Don’t Dope the Baby Mothers Warn Public
A warning against giving opiates and strong drugs to soothe fretful babies. Advocates a simple home remedy of warm water with granulated sugar and a small dose of a mild medicament to relieve colic and stomach troubles, touting it as safer and cheaper than store bought syrups.
Controlling the Shop Clerk
A forward young employee at a trading house, valued for language skills, is offered a higher post by a rival firm. The manager refuses to consider any applicant who is currently employed elsewhere, insisting the young man must leave his present job before being entertained. The narrative ends with the young man weighing his options and the original house rebuffing him.
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J. F. Ferris
Bite
Apme
Ant
Cost of Hog Cholera and Prevention Measures
An Ohio style agricultural note explains hog cholera as a highly contagious disease, outlines two main serum based treatments and sanitary prevention, cites Georgia and Ames Iowa data, and argues for state funding to develop and provide serum, with notes on costs, effectiveness, and past governmental support.
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Farmera
Georgia
Dorset Miles J
Ames
Iawa
Nevada
Iowa
J. W. Connoway
Missouri
Busted Minds and Wealth Failures Blame Dowels
An old health ad claims mental decline and wealth loss stem from “dowels” not working. It alleges constipation clogs brain action and promotes Cascarents as a cure, urging readers to try an eight cent box for a week as the biggest seller in the world.
Keep Your Bowels Regular with Nature’s Way Pills
An advertisement extols Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a pure vegetable remedy to combat constipation and bowel poison. It claims regular use prevents serious conditions, improves bowel, stomach, and liver health, and promises a cure in one night. A second product, Neeson Voss, is also advertised for constipation and biliousness.
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Smith
Neeson Voss
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