Talk by Dr. Baird on genito-urinary health for men
Dr. W. M. Baird urges exact diagnosis over quick cures for prostatic urethra and related conditions. He cites cases of systemic infection from gonorrhea, warns against local treatments alone, and stresses long-term outcomes. He invites readers to request his booklet "Diseases of Men" and offers free examinations in Atlanta.
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WM. M. Baird
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Taylor Found Guilty of Murder in Baxley
Baxley Ga September 25 Specter Fate Taylor was found guilty of the murder of W A Belcher in Appling superior court with no mercy to be shown. He received a death sentence for November 3 by Judge Parker and the defense moved for a new trial. Taylor, a young man with a wife and two children, killed Belcher after an early morning altercation. He was taken to Brunswick for safekeeping.
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Hoe
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Professor Wedemeyer to Lead Final Park Concert
Professor Fred Wedemeyer, leader of Wedemeyer's band, has recovered from a leg injury and will conduct the final outdoor concert of the season at Grant Park this afternoon. He was hurt last week when thrown to the ground from a streetcar that jerked away suddenly, but he now walks with a cane and returns to his duties.
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Fred Wedemeyer
Wedemeyer
Grant Park
Camp W. H. T. Walker to Attend State Reunion in Athens
At a Camp W. H. T. Walker meeting 926 United Confederate Veterans elected delegates Walter Bowden Dr M C Martin J A J Davis to the state reunion at Athens Ga September 28 29 with R S Jones R A Elis J G Romney as alternates The camp will depart from the old Union Depot Tuesday morning led by Captain Julius H. Cook Commander About forty members will attend the reunion.
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Seaboard
Julius H. Cook
Atlanta Girl Secures Safety Device Patent
Clarence K. Baumer of Troy New York and his sister Misa Bertha Baumer of Atlanta secured a patent for an automatic elevator safety device to prevent accidents. The system stops the cage if the hoisting cable breaks or slips and prevents startup until the door is closed. Baumer plans a horse runaway prevention device with a dashboard button to stop a buggy.
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Clarence KE. Baumer
Troy
N. Ya
Misa Bertha Baumer
Atlanta
William R. King
J. V. Oppenheim & Co
Baumer Ia
Architect Hyatt given thirty years for deceiving two women
Milton Hyatt a well to do Los Angeles architect was sentenced to thirty years in San Quentin after confessing to the district attorney his relations with a 19 year old ward and Louise Huffman. He had deceived them into believing a contract marriage was as valid as a legal or religious ceremony. In reparation he deeded his estate to his victims, each receiving 15000 dollars. September 25.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Imilton Hyatt
San Quentin
Louise Huffman
Hyatt
Postum Change Boosts Health and Nerves, Couple Says
A California wife recounts how switching from coffee to Postum improved both hers and her husband s health and nerves. She notes weight gain and steadier nerves after three years of using Postum, saying coffee is no longer needed and they will continue the habit.
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California
Wellville
Fake scheme worked on Birmingham women
About one hundred Birmingham housewives gathered in the police court to prosecute five white men charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. The men sold crockery ware for 2.95 with chances on larger items. the drawing passed and buyers could not locate the goods. The men were arrested as they prepared to leave town after selling chances to roughly 1,800 women. The same scam had been used in other cities before Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pollcee
Macon Schools Like a City of Colleges This Year
Mercer and Wesleyan will soon reveal rosters of about four hundred students each while Mount de Salles and St Stanislaus report over two hundred. Macon’s colleges and Catholic schools attract a growing student body and faculty, turning the city into a hub of higher learning with expanding endowments and resources.
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Mercer
Wesleyan
Mount DeSailes
St. Stanislaus
Brown House
Macon
Wearleyan
Mount de Salles
Mistrial Declared in Tom Dyer Case in Tennessee
Chattanooga Tenn September 25 a mistrial was declared in the Tom Dyer murder case after the jury failed to reach an agreement on the charge of killing his stepfather Rudolph Buel by dynamite under a bed on April 26. The six to six verdict split led to a second trial next term of criminal court.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tom Dyer
Rudolph Buel
Fragmented Textual Fragments From Awarded Riot Reflections
Fragmented lines reference a riot of protection and reflection on burdens and limits. The text mentions an ultimate sum and consumer emphasis, but lacks clear events, entities, or a coherent narrative. Difficult to determine specific people, places, or organizations from the readable passages.
The Courtship Gate design from Jones County GA News
A humorous description presents an upholstered front gate with cushioned outboard and soapstone sides, the inner step adjustable to align a suitor with a mustache line. If the gate is occupied at 10 30 pm an iron hand guides the young man away toward home, with a later return time possible.
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Jonea
Ates
Careful Relief with Cascarents for Digestive Upset
Upset feeling after castor oil or calomel is common. Cascarets move the bowels and settle the stomach without the bad feelings. Four Cascarets for a week’s treatment. A popular seller in Millom and widely used.
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Millom
Moat
Hermit cabinet maker dies of starvation with vast wealth found
Cincinnati reports a silent 68 year old cabinet maker Christopher Kuhn died September 6 in his aquatied room at 1602 Central avenue. Neighbors note he lived as a recluse, rarely eating, while $1,100 bank balance and thousands in securities lay in his room along with two violins. One violin reportedly valued at $1,000 belonged to a famous magician. neighbors will bury him.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Christopher Kuhn
Central Avenue
City Hall Bank
Kuhn
Race problem causes trouble in Oregon
In Marshfield Oregon on September 25 the school system is fractured over racial classes. Gow Why, a Chinese merchant, has his son as the town’s sole pupil in a segregated class for Orientals while several Black children face parental opposition to mixed attendance. Authorities refuse to integrate with white students.
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Marshfield
Oregon
Gow Why
Express Rates Cut and the Law Upheld
Lincoln Nebraska September 28 In a first in the country the Nebraska supreme court upheld the Bibley act lowering express rates by 25 percent The law has operated sixteen months under injunction and the state win is affirmed in every respect
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Lincoln
Neb
Supreme Court of Nebraska Todey
Nebraska
No Opposition for Tift in Albany Mayoral Race
Albany Georgia September 25 Nelson F Tift appears to face no opposition for mayor as he announced his candidacy weeks ago. The upcoming primary will be held on the last Monday in November with R L Jones once regarded as a candidate now unable to run due to business affairs. Tift chairs the county board of commissioners and is a leading figure in local good roads efforts.
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Tift
Albany
Nelson F. Tift
Hiss
R. L. Jones
Board of County Commissioners
Low Forms of Life in Adaptation and Training
The readiness with which low forms of life accommodate altered environments shows they can be trained. Brabl notes a pleamodium frees when sprinkled with salt, yet absorbs gradual salt introduction. Purposeful action is shown by plants and animals, both unicellular and multicellular.
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Brabl
Woman Arrested After 25000 Mile Chase
Philadelphia reports Sophie Beck arrested in Atlantic City after a four year chase that spanned 25000 miles. The 1905 case alleges she fled with 1,000,000 stolen from Storey Cotton Company and later traveled the world with her 2 year old son before police closed in.
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Philadelphia
Sophie Beck
Atlantic City
Graham
Storey ‘Cotton Company
Frances C. Marran
Silus
Franklin Stone
America
Greek Frats Upheld by Court in Lenawee Case
Adrian Michigan September 25. Lenawee County circuit court ruled high school pupils cannot be expelled for refusing to sign pledges to join secret societies. Attorney General Bird noted the board lacked power to expel Wallace Hook after exclusion for pledge refusal. Board then passed resolutions stripping fraternity members of privileges in athletics debates and other contests.
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Adrian
Mich
Board of Education
Lenawee County
John E. Bird
Board of
Eduation
Wallace Hook
Iit
In the Fashionable Suburb
A fragment from a humorous or dramatic dialogue features a child sobbing about a broken torpedo or toy, and a caregiver or narrator consoles with a hopeful vow to walk to school, capturing a quaint suburban scene and a tone of playful mispronunciation.
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