Roosevelt Seeks To Stay Out Of Politics Amid Progressives
Oyster Bay May 22 Colonel Roosevelt says he aims to keep out of politics as much as possible while busily preparing a new book before a July Spain trip. Advisors report no plan for Progressives to merge with Republicans and emphasize New York fights as the test for the party.
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Central of Georgia to build new southern yards in Macon
The Central of Georgia railway plans a large new terminal yard complex in Macon to serve a future $1,500,000 Cherry and Fifth street station. The yard system will be modern hump gravity type with automatic weighing on descent and thirty two miles of new track to ease downtown congestion.
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Slaton Dedicates Uncle Remus Home in Atlanta
Governor Slaton offers a tender speech at the Uncle Remus Memorial ceremony as Colonel Paxon lauds Mrs. A. McD Wilson for purchasing and opening the home to the public. A bas-relief bust of Joel Chandler Harris is unveiled amid May Festival activities with a young queen and a procession of knights, maids, and flower children.
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Unclear Wings and Festive Booths at Basp Bean Farm Event
Attendees enjoyed a lively fair at Basp Bean Farm featuring various booths such as the Fish Pond, the Honey Bee Tree, and the Gala. Lemonade, grape juice, ice cream, and gingersnaps were sold amid a day of activities. The Georgia Military Institute band performed as the event concluded, celebrating the efforts of the Uncle Remus Memorial association organizers.
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Mercer University to Name New President
Macon Ga May 23 Special The Mercer University board meets June 3 to pick a new president The likely choices are Acting President J F Sellers and State School Superintendent M L Brittain Brittain a Mercer graduate has long been active in state education and may resign his post if selected Judge Nat E B Harris announces campaign plans from Bainbridge with new headquarters and an itinerary Railway outing set for May 26 from Macon with hundreds traveling to Idglewild and Dublin for a picnic Tail end notes on Macon area railway yards project underway next week
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Tablet to memory of wireless hero unveiled in school
A tablet honoring Ferdinand J. Kuehn, the youthful wireless operator of the Old Dominion steamship Monroe, was unveiled at Public School No. 40 on the East Side. The alumnae association of the school funded the memorial. Kuehn sacrificed his belt to a woman passenger of the Monroe after the Nantucket collision on January 20, 190?. the tablet commemorates his bravery.
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Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as a cure for backache and kidney liver diseases. It claims kidneys fail to remove waste causing toxins, listing symptoms like loss of appetite headache and sleeplessness, and promotes a 8c and 1.00 size with a free sample offer from Rochester NL.
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