Lorimer, Archbald impeachment drive advances
Washington announces that the house judiciary committee favoring Archbald impeachment by the senate will guide the debate with a final action expected this week. Lorimer’s fate to be decided midweek as Dillingham and Kern temper the proceedings amid pending measures on seamen, radio, and maritime regulations.
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Florida Everglades
House Committee On Expenditures
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Fanaticism in Politics Dr White Discusses Sermon
Dr John W White in a Babylon themed sermon at Second Baptist argues fanaticism spans religion and politics. He cites Dante and U S leaders showing how political fervor harms public life and urges stronger moral backbone. Next week his topic shifts to The Lesson Parents and Guardians in Society.
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Phone Operator Errors Aid Police in Hargraves Arrest
A telephone operator misconnected a call, leading police to Hargraves who is wanted on cocaine peddling charges. A messenger boy delivered a note from Mrs Hargraves to undercover officers, enabling them to locate Hargraves at the Cannon Hotel and take him into custody without Bond. Dewey Fairfield, a 14 year old, delivered the message and watchful misdirection aided the arrest. The case marks Hargraves as one of the drug trade's boldest operators, according to police.
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Factory Girl Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Poughkeepsie worker Tillie Pienzie cites back pain nervousness and female trouble. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and five pound weight gain after doctors offered no help. The appeal urges others to write for confidential advice from the Lydia Pinkham firm.
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Local Obituaries Gather From City Cemeteries
Numerous brief notices report deaths in the city including Mrs. Truman at Macon listed survivors Mrs. Swan Miss Bush and Miss Truman and nephews Joan and Arthur Truman. Hale Bowman child of Mr and Mrs Warley died. services at Wesley Chapel and West View. Also mention of Mrs Cochran at 147 Kirkwood Avenue and Mrs Culunais aged four, with funeral plans pending. Fairfax author of The Talker has a new play Work to premiere in New York in November.
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Atlanta
J. H. Bush
Annie Truman
Macon
JoAn
Arthur Truman
Maan
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Barten
Mrs
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Kirkwood Avenue
Pda
Culunais
Eoole
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Broadsteet
Ranan Greere
Mmlany R Iheme
Fran
A. aMrion
Four Square Man Inspires Altar Confessions at Tabernacle
City news notes Max and Mrs W M Toole of 879 Whitewall Street congratulated on the arrival of four bouncing boys. Burton A Hall of Texas preached at Baptist Tabernacle yesterday at 3:30 PM to a large audience. Fifteen men stepped to the altar and confessed faith after the address.
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Burton A. Hall
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Lightning Strikes Chicago Homes in Severe Storm
Chicago July 7 heavy electrical storm caused over 150000 dollars in damage. five inches of rain fell. twelve houses struck by lightning. 42 fire alarms. basements flooded damaging stock. a tenement at 1164 West Lake Street drove 20 families to the street. heat deaths three and five prostrations reported.
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Known by Their Actions in Bad Reporting
A fragment discusses constitutional browlers as bad reporters, likening them to beetles seeking only flaws in sound parts and hornets taking poison from the same flower, illustrating their true nature by actions rather than words. The passage contrasts those who skewer valid points with those who cherry pick defects.
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Fishing Secret at The Party With The Deaf Girl
A fragment hints at a fishing gathering and a party invite involving a deaf and dumb girl. The text is unclear but suggests social or personal tension around inclusion and invitation during a fishing event.
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Iran
Sulfosol advertised as cure for pimples and skin disease
Sulfosol, a soluble sulfur preparation claimed to aid blood purification and skin conditions, is promoted as a modern advance by a chemist. The ad urges readers to contact Sulfosol Co. at 215 Washington St, New York, for a free book on blood and skin diseases and the product’s use.
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Piedmont Lake water is pure and safe for bathers
Captain Benjamin H Schlomberg of the United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps declares Piedmont park lake water absolutely free from contamination after sampling four jars. He notes many Atlantans swam Sunday with confidence and praises the enclosure and life saving guidance. Over 1,000 bathers enjoyed the lake despite a broken springboard ending the day at dusk.
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Benjamin H. Schlomberg
United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps
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Rebels Press Guerrilla War as Huerta Rebuilds Rail
Juarez awaits changes as rebels retreat and army rebuilds 195 miles of railway. General Orozco orders guerrilla warfare to force Madero from power, clashing with Huerta’s forces. Juarez and surrounding towns brace for renewed fighting and mutinous troop tensions.
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The Reigning Queen at the Event
A vivid description notes a queenly figure radiant with sunshine and vivacity, her smile bright as she defies audacious fashion. The crowd admires her bold bodice and confident stage presence as she faces the gathering.
Her Closest Friend From Judge
Fragmentary quote describes a judge recounting a friendship, noting the speaker called the judge his closest friend and that the judge was pleased, but the speaker says he never spends a cent. The text is garbled and incomplete with unclear context or full names.
Homer George Promises Fine Shows for Atlanta
Atlanta theater manager Homer George writes from Butte Montana to The Constitution’s Dramatic Editor detailing a July Fourth trip and plans for a stronger Atlanta season with more and better shows. He cites Barney Oldfield as star of racing exhibits and predicts Julian Eltinge will headline in a big musical comedy with The Rose Maid as a standout hit.
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History of Famous Hymns Told by Dr Hanscom
At Central Congregational church a musical program presented the History of the Hymns by Dr George Loring Hanscom. Brief sketches covered Jesus Lover of My Soul by Charles Wesley, In the Arms of Jesus by Fanny Crosby, The Ninety and Nine by Ira Sankey, and Nearer My God to Thee by Sarah F Adams with screen projections and congregational singing.
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Central Congregational Church
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Epworth
England
John Wesley
Savannah
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Eher
Sankey
Dwight L. Moody
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Quiet trading in cotton goods amid holiday week
New York July 7 trading in cotton goods was quiet after a holiday. Government report gave firmness in prices while print cloths and convertibles stayed steady. Mills remain well ordered for 30 to 60 days as new spring 1912 fabrics begin to appear with prices for print cloths denim ticking and gingham in the 3 to 13 cent range.
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Southern Standard
Penny lists and a witty exchange in Locality
A nearly half column item presents what a penny will do, followed by a retort about what it won’t. The dialogue includes Mr Exe and Mr Diffier, with a police exchange about catching a prisoner in the bark ey.
Motorcycle Record Broken by Chapple at Brighton Beach
New York July 7 Arthur Chapple set a new time trial mark by riding three miles in 2 02 45 on a motorcycle at Brighton Beach battering the record of Johnny Albright. In the following five mile match race Chapple defeated Harry Thomas in two straight heats with times totaling 5 38 2 5 securing the eastern championship.
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Denver
Harry Thomas
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Kinder Skit ish. A Mammy in a Store
A antebellum mammy enters a shove store asking for shoes. The clerk props up while she tries them on and quips about moving aside so she can test them. She adds she’s skittish because white folks raised her that way.
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Literally So Love an Exciting Game of F S Pert Bot
A brief note celebrating a lively contest described as exciting, praising the level of play and the competitive atmosphere. It emphasizes the thrill and joy of watching an engaging game.
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