Pellagra Debate Centers On Moldy Western Corn
Widespread Pellagra outbreaks in the United States spark debate over cause. Some cite moldy or improperly cured western corn, others point to poverty, diet, and alcohol. Doctors note noncontagious factors but warn against unsafe grain. calls grow for inspected corn and home hog and hominy production.
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Roumania
Local Social Roundup From Sandersville Area
Misses Fannie Lou and Mary Stevens Irwin hosted a sewing circle Saturday morning in Sandersville Georgia. Mrs Hartwell Holmes gave a Wednesday evening gathering for young people in honor of cousin Miss Lena Renfroe of Cartersville. A lackey party occurred Friday at the home of Mr E P Wood. Miss Mary Gibson returned home after visiting Miss Mary Tarbutton. Miss Zettie Durioo is home after months in Portland Maine. Miss Mary Graybn spent several days here with relatives. Mrs Henry Paris spent days in Macon. Mrs Sam Deveraux visited relatives at Deveraux last week.
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Mary Graybn
Henry Paris
Macon
Sam Deveraux
Deveraux
Farmer 5 Killed in Cotton Gin Dispute
In Americus on October 16 Madison Walker a Sumter county farmer was killed after an altercation over ginning a bale of cotton. John Brown neighbor says he acted in self defense after Walker struck him with an iron. Brown offered to surrender but was not arrested. The story also covers Lady St Helier remarks on economy among young London ladies in the 1860s and contrasts past allowances with present funds.
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Harpera Magazine
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Engaging figure of Governor Johnson dies early
Harper's Weekly recalls a beloved Democratic leader Governor Johnson whose sudden death grieves the nation. He was widely admired for his gentle nature, persuasive oratory, and steadfast integrity, drawing supporters across the country and evoking memories of William E Russell as a comparable political figure.
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Governor Irhagen A Portrait Of A Statesman In Adverse Times
A excerpt praises Governor Irhagen as a model of human nature under adversity. It notes his quick political instincts and high value of his understanding of human relations, acknowledging his potential for a presidential run but deeming the question of qualifications moot after his career. It lauds his creditable record for both himself and his state.
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