Do It Now Pony Contest Ends Soon Special Offer
A homely maxim guides readers to act fast as The Georgian and The American run a pony outfit contest with grand prizes worth thousands of dollars. A special offer grants 59,000 votes for the first 30 dollars in subscriptions, plus extra votes for clubs of five, expiring soon. District standings highlight active contestants and urge laggards to hustle before offers disappear.
Government Experts At Food Conference
MOBILE AL June 18 The first real business session of the National Dairy, Food and Drug Officials Convention was held here yesterday. Representatives from the U S Department of Agriculture across pure food divisions attended including Dr A L Alsberg Dr W T Bigelow G E Patrick B H Rawl and G L Flanders. The principal paper was by James H Wallis of Maho on The Legislature the Food Commissioner's Greatest Difficulty.
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United States Agricultural Department
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W T. Bigelow
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James H. Wallis
Maho
Jimmy's Little Baby Brother Can Walk
A playful sun themed page highlights a toddler's milestone as Jimmy's younger sibling takes his first steps. The cheerful item captures family joy and local neighborhood charm with a breezy, newspaper card tone.
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Sunday American
Problems of Cotton Shipping Discussed At Secret Meeting
Birmingham Alabama June 18 With 50 representatives in attendance behind closed doors a conference here is considering the future handling of cotton. Bankers cotton exporters merchants compress owners rail and water transportation representatives and others are in the conference. Questions concern uniformity of size and markings on bales and markings to show condition at baling wet or dry condition loose or compact etc. Stringent rules of steamship companies handling the cotton movements and the financing of the cotton on through billing are being given careful consideration.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wilson Endures Dog Days Without Iced Air
President Wilson, vexed by publicity over using the White House refrigerating plant, said he would endure the heat as Senators and Representatives do. The Washington office thermometer rose, and no ice chilled air cooled the rooms while a lone electric faned against the wall.
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Third Man Out for Savannah Collector
Isadore Collat announces candidacy for the Savannah port collectorship. David C. Barrow and Colonel M J O Leary also run. Collat claims support from friends and has contacted Georgia Senators as the race heads toward a finish. He was born in Germany and has lived in the U.S. most of his life, arriving in Savannah in 1875.
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Isadore Collat
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M. J. O'Leary
Collat
Georgia Senators
Germany
America
District Methodist Conference Closes in Atlanta
One hundred twenty five delegates and five hundred laymen attended the closing session of the Atlanta District Conference of the Methodist Church South at Lakewood Heights Church. Dr W P Lovejoy of Atlanta presided. The morning session covered foreign and domestic missions and plans to extend the church throughout the district.
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The
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Lakewood Heights
Neither Drank Nor Smoked Dies at 103
Eleaser Fisher, who would have been 103 in September, dies at his Sandwich home after a hip fracture. He attributed his long life to total abstinence from tobacco and liquor, claiming his health remained excellent until two weeks before his death.
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Aurora
Ill
Eleaser Fisher
Sandwich
Segregation Ordinance Signed By Mayor Woodward
Mayor Woodward signed the Ashley segregation ordinance late Tuesday afternoon making it law. The measure allows a city block to be racially exclusive by majority vote of residents, with immediate action anticipated in parts of the Fourth Ward.
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Ashley
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Free Labor Swells Georgia Coal Yield
Washington June 18 1912 report by the Geological Survey shows Georgia coal production reached 227503 short tons valued at 838426 dollars. The rise follows the substitution of free labor for prison labor after several years of stagnation. Georgia possesses 100000 acres of coal lands.
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Washington
Georgia
Geological Survey
New River Field Strike Predicted After Beckley Meeting
Charleston dispatch reports miners in the New River field likely to strike after today's district board meeting in Beckley by United Mine Workers Local officials warn action could spread to the Kanawha field. Senate inquiry plans proceed alongside testimony about Paint Creek riots and martial law era battles at Mucklow.
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Senate
Senate Investigating Committee
Washington
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Belk
Englishman Praises U.S. Cotton Baling
Sir Charles Wright Macara, president of the English Federation of Master Cotton Spinners, praises the American perfectly packed cotton bale. He says it matches the Egyptian bale in all respects and hopes for rapid American progress after starting production of flawless bales.
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London
Charles Wright Macara
English Federation of Master Cotton Spinners
Read What a Herpicide Enthusiast Says
A dated advertisement urges bald men to try Newbro's Herpicide claiming dandruff signals male baldness. It touts germ destroying hair preserving effects and lists 3c and $1 sizes with money-back guarantee. The ad notes dealers, barber endorsements, and a 10c sample offer from The Herpicide Company and Jacobs' Pharmacy.
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Herpicide Company
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Detroit
Mich
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta Crime Ring Closed Houses End Underworld Threat
Protest against segregation and vice rings erupts as eleven houses described as a segregated district in Atlanta are shut down. The piece condemns pimps landlords and white slavers, cites figures of a 700000 dollar yearly vice business and 60000 dollar rents, and calls for vigilance against crime. It includes religious and moral appeals and references to Riis and Chicago’s stance.
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