Peach Crop Fears Rise As Frost Threatens Florida Treestand
Extracts describe widespread anxiety over 21 10 fruit crops facing frost in the southeast. Reports note possible rot, damaged fruit, and high winds, with warnings from Washir about temperatures near 34 42 degrees. The piece highlights forecasts of continued cold, potential agricultural losses, and preparations by growers and regions including Atlanta and the Seaboard area.
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Gia
Washir
Okmsone
Boda
Feng
Seaboard
Atlanta
Avery Road
Peach Growers in Fort Valley Brace for Cold Snap
Fort Valley Georgia February 27 The warn ing from the Constitution that a freeze may come tonight or tomorrow causes little alarm among orchardists. The best growers say peach trees can endure 26 degrees with limited damage. Elberta trees are nearly in full bloom and a week of cold could bring full bloom. Wind dries buds reducing frost risk. Managers like John H Baird predict 25 degree resilience, with prospects for a bumper crop if buds survive. Industry leaders and fruit firms expect a record 1906 crop barring unprecedented weather. Albany reports a likely hard freeze could cause serious damage to peaches plums and pears, with many trees in bloom and some exposed roots. Fruit men watch temperatures closely as anxiety rises over potential losses.
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Erebarians
Anto Harte
Theerty
Geneva Ds
Tongu & Suir Beast
Reclal
Stroma
Sloan
Ascape
Naideritie
Orme
Alex
Fort Valley
Carmen
Greensboro
Waddell
Barry Belle
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
John H Baird
Hale Georgie
Baird
Oh Breitenstein
Wheeling
Moss Lake Fruit Company
Albany
Middle Georgia
Chained to a Corpse Brutal Public Dyspepsia Ad
An archaic style sample describes a grotesque chain to a corpse and spirals into an advertisement for Foal Dispepsia Tablets, praising their digestive relief. It mocks sensational cruelty while promoting a patent remedy for indigestion and heartburn.
Mrs B H Aiken Arrested in Albany Jail Silence
Mrs Benjamin Aiken wife of the man arrested after an incident on the night of February 19 is confined under guard at the hotel while the preliminary hearing is scheduled. An additional arrest is anticipated as Albany expects a waterworks project to boost supply and fire pressure with a new pump planned for spring.
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Benjamin Wn Aken
Zerh
Re Ming
Baylesmoe Wan
Ilalawa
Bheg
Hesb
Albany
Pevruars
Snowbound Passengers Survive After St Louis Drift
A trolley car with twenty four passengers became stuck in a snow drift between St Louis and Clayton, leaving only two loaves of bread and eggs as food. Some hikers braved two miles through the snow to Clayton while others were rescued by a snow plow. Across the Ohio Valley heavy, widespread snow snarled traffic, with up to 19 inches in Ironton and 12 inches at Mount Sterling and Catlettsburg, plunging Owensboro into darkness and halting trains and telecommunication.
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St Lous
St Louis
Clayton
Eges
Tia
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Qhio Valley
Ironton
Ohio
Charleston
W Va
Louisville
Owensboro
Mount Sterling
Catlattsburg
Lexington
Blue Grass
Moore and Sons Eyewear Pioneers in Prescription Grinding
MO L Moore and Sons lead in eyeglass prescription grinding in the area, with facilities that grew with the community. They claim top status among southern optical houses and offer kryptok invisible spectacles as the pinnacle of perfection. Located at 42 North Brand Street within the Prudential Building.
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MO. L. Moore & Sons
Southern Optical
North
Brand Street
Prudential Bulding
Greek drafters face charges over forged naturalization papers
In Savannah on February 27 two Greeks L K Pappalea and T P Capitan were before U S Commissioner W R Hewlett for allegedly falsifying their naturalization attestations to secure voting rights. A 23 year old Greek who cannot read English testified he did not understand the requirements. Both men said they could not read English and did not know what they signed. The commissioner took the cases under advisement and will hear more, including I J Gerrits, a city official held on $1,000 bond for alleged complicity. The hearing was postponed for counsel.
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Savannah
L K Pappalea
T P Capitan
Certai
United States
W R Hewlett
Pappatea
Capitan
I J Gerrits
For Men Garments Offer Reduced Prices on Suits and Coats
An advertisement highlights unmatched men’s garments with a focus on suits and overcoats. It lists prices reduced from 75.00 to 47.25, 18.50 to 13.85, 20.00 to 15.00, and 25.00 to 18.75, emphasizing fit, style, and finish.
Cold Mardi Gras Weather Dampens Nothing in New Orleans and Mobile
In Mobile Alabama Mardi Gras began under the coldest seasonable weather in years yet crowds filled events. The Knights of Revelry showcased beauty and skill while Infant Mystics and Order of Myths paraded tonight. In New Orleans perfect carnival weather drew vast crowds for Rex in the streets and pageants. Natchez Mississippi reported 20,000 visitors as Rex entered by royal yacht Senator Cordill, with cadets and officials in attendance.
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Mobile
Utopis
New Orleans
Rex
Captarn A Mo Halliday
Maral Gras
Comus Rex
Carnival Palace
Guyeen
Comus
Natchez
Naetchez
Miss
Natches
Jackson
Tri State Association Doctors Meet at Spartanburg
The Tri State Association of doctors and surgeons met at Spartanburg February 27 for the eighth annual convention. Delegates from Virginia, North and South Carolina attended, with prominent physicians present. The session opened at noon and featured papers on important subsets, followed by a large banquet for about 200 guests with speeches. The next convention is planned for the north.
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Spartanpmg
Spartanburg
Tri State Metal Association
Pts
Virginia Hort
White Stone Springs
Thyanawiatl
Wacumera
Porth
West
Father in law shoots man after door confrontation in Texas
Martin Jurecik nine miles south of Taylor went to John Zak's home to demand admittance. He burst windows and forced the door. Zak shot and killed him. Zak was released on $800 bond. Prohibition extends to ownership of oil lands. statehood vote planned for March 9.
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Taylor
Texas
Martin Jurecik
John Zak
Jurevik
Zak Zak
Passing Throngs Remember Atlanta Pitcher Tom Lester
Al Marshall recalls Tom Lester a famed Atlanta amateur pitcher whose skill drew attention even as a youth. Lester, beloved and generous, stayed loyal to Atlanta, declining pro offers to remain local. Notables Gus Williams and Simmons from Macon visited, while agricultural editor Youman discussed reforestation in south Georgia and North Carolina influences.
Local religious events and college notices from Dayton
Dr. Lyman Hood of Atlanta Theological Seminary will speak tonight at Central Congregational Church Assembly Hall. The International Missionary College announces officers for the year, and Edgewood reports a spring session opening March 12 with a likely quarter term and new students admitted.
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KE Lyman Hood
Atlenta Theological Seminary
Central Congregational Church
Union of Congregationaliate
United Brethren and
Mithodset
Dayton
Friends of Christan Unt
Dro
Afo Shermit
MeDteu Missionary College
Heames
Mulford
Sen
Sion
Ohio mob burns Black homes in civil unrest attack
A violent mob in Xenia burns houses on East Columbia Street and sets fire to a saloon where a family hid. Police and firemen rescue children as fires spread. Sergeant Creager is injured. militia and National Guard respond to quell the riot. About seventy five guardsmen work to restore order amid looting and arson across several burning homes.
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Kemplea
East
Columbia Street
Kempler
Junges
Creager
Nenia Military Company
Xenia Company
Ety
Cmpanies B
Oto Stational Guard
Water Street
Foater Street
Publicity and branding for competitive markets
The article argues publishers should focus on educating consumers about a trademark's superior qualities rather than fearing competitors. It suggests inducing purchases by directing customers to retailers, highlights practicing honest competition, and promotes The Ladies' Home Journal and The Saturday Evening Post as ideal outlets with large circulations for advertising American household goods.
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Lapies’ Hour Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Lapies’ Hione Journal
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Essig Bros
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Macon Evening News
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