Local notes on new builds and sessions in the South Conference
Reports mention the South Conference M E ilbe planning a fit session next year in Donalson's new residence on Poller Street and a new residence on With the ves te latriary. The text notes various street names and potential developments, plus a general sense of local civic activity and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Eilbe
Donalson
Re.i
Poller Street
Feam
Tobert
Oningtom Street
Muddle over editor notes signals end for Mussle Dane
In Bainbridge Democrat editor cites Mussle Dane as indecent and vows it will not appear again in the city. The letter complains such content harms local business and mocks outsider tips on sensationalism. The piece closes with reflections on the new century and civic concerns.
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Mussle Dane
Bainbridge Democrat
Money to Lenn for improved farm property loan offer
A Detroit loan notice states readiness to negotiate loans on improved farm property at seven percent interest. Fleming is named in the brief as a party related to the loan offer.
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Lenn
Poys Psen& Fleming
White supremacy in local politics and church appointments
The article argues for white Democratic control in local government and notes church appointment listings from the South Georgia Conference session at Cuthbert. It lists district appointees including J. G. O. Branch Thomasville, J. P. Wardlaw Bainbridge, W. F. Smith Albany, and others across Georgia towns such as Albany, Camilla, Meigs, Blakely, and Pelham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Cuthbert
Thomasville
J. G O. Branch
P. E. Thomasville
J.P. Wardlaw
Bainbridge
W. F. Smith
Albany
J. A. Harmon
Loston
J. W. Arnold
Metcalfe
E. E. Nose
Cairo
W. W. Seals
Climax
EL. Patrick
Colquit
N. H. Williams
Attapulgus and
Mission
C. E. Boland
J. Funderburk
Brinson
Jakin
Donalsonville
G. W. Thomas
Pelham
J. D. Snyder
Camilla
H. C. Jones
Meigs
E. L. Tucker
Blakely
Arlington and Mission
R. Kerr
J. W. Lilly
Leary
C. W. Curry
Bold Springs
John Swain
The New And The Old South Georgia Conference Assigns Pastors
The South Georgia Conference concluded its labors at Cuthbert on Monday and assigned Rev. W. F. Smith to Bainbridge’s Methodist church. Smith has served Albany for four years and is beloved in that city. Bainbridge readers know him from past meetings. Domingos will take Hawkinsville’s charge, a top Conference post, and his departure causes universal regret for his high esteem and his excellent wife.
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South Georgia
Cuthbert
W. F. Smith
Albany
Bro. Smith
Bainbridge
Domingos
Hawkinsville
Lost Pointer with Liver Spotted Coat Ad G F Westmoreland
A large white Pointer with liver spots and a stub tail about ten inches long is missing. A liberal reward is offered for its recovery. Contact G F Westmoreland, Barbridge, Ga.
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Ad- G. F. Westmoreland
Bairdress Bridge
Wiregrass Club Forms At University Of Georgia
Students from the wiregrass region form a club to boost Southern Georgia ties. Banquet at the Commercial Hotel features speeches by Thomasville and Valdosta figures. Enrollment reaches 312 with a record law class and a growing oratory program as Centennial year prompts possible state funding.
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Georgia
Bainbridge
Thomasvillee
Pelham
Waycross
Valdosta
Jack McCartney
Thomasville
Ceremonie
W. J. Hammond
Remer Iniark
Marin Terrier
Qeitmen
South Ger
Melntyre
L Grave
Estapridae
Law Clase
Park
Fall and Winter Millinery and Fancy Goods Offer
Mrs. M. J. Reynolds invites ladies from Bainbridge and surrounding county to view a new complete stock of Fall and Winter millinery and fancy goods including latest novelties from fashion centers. Butterick patterns are also available.
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Bainbridge
M. J. Reynolds
Subscriptions Put Up For Collection By Authorized Gentlemen
For the convenience of many subscribers remote from town, several subscription accounts are assigned to authorized collectors. Names and locations include Whigham D S Swhe ard, Cairo Wiley W Pearce, Donnelville G S Al day, Attapulgus John R Wilson. Additional collectors will be named as needed.
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Whigham
Cairo
Wiley W. Pearce
Donalenville
Alday
John R. Wilson
Sam’s Colic Remedy Promoted by R. E. Hicks
An advertisement touts a cure named Sam’s Colic and Cheler as a travel aid. It claims Chad abandoned travel duties after remedy use and that taking several bottles cured dam and relieved suffering. The text promotes wide access and urges purchase from R. E. Hicks.
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Chad
R. E. Hicks
Sam
Cheler
This Office Purchases Heavy Apor and Spi Ave Supplies
This office seeks a large delivery of heavy apor and spi ave materials for multiple underlays and altings. Quantity sufficient for several jobs, delivery to This Office, 4.
Belief in Trees as People Across Cultures
A St. Louis Republic summary notes tribes in India and elsewhere hold that trees bear human forms and parts. It cites Sious Indians and Aryan, Semitic links, explains myths of trees giving birth, birds from jars, and a Khattie tribe origin from a wooden staff in Mahabharata lore.
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Malabar
Makadhi
Central
India
Pandu
Karna
Khat
St. Louis Republic
Ces
Lincoln's Box Visit by Tad and Lincoln Tale Told
A Washington usher recalls inviting Mrs Lincoln and Tad to the National Theater box two weeks before Booth's assassination. Tad asked to include Lew, but Lincoln refused, inviting the boy and friends to the box instead. The tale ends with the usher's enduring admiration for Lincoln and sorrow over his untimely death. Jupiter's greater mass and internal warmth compared to Earth explain rapid surface water evaporation and bright radiation, per a science note by Professor.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
National Theater
John Wilkes Booth
Susan Denin
Tad
Washington Star
Jupiter
Earth
Awkward Compliment in a Private Play Setting
A private house performance ends with a professor complimenting the leading lady while she emerges from behind the curtain. He blurts out that she proved the opposite of being suitable for the role, prompting a stilted exchange. The vignette appears in Pearson's Weekly and reflects social humor about flattery and perception.
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Pearson's Weekly
Memory of Dumeps and the phrase in the dumps
The passage recalls Dumeps who built a pyramid in ancient Egypt and died of malaria. It notes that few realize that the common expression in the dumps traces back to his forgotten memory and tragic history.
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Dumeps
Extraordinary Temerity Excerpt From Chicago Record
A playful exchange from the Chicago Record features a bold remark to a Boston girl about Emersor and a quip on beans baked without salt pork. The banter showcases sharp wit and regional humor of the era.
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Boston
Emersor
Chicago
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Promises Fast Pain Relief
Advertises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as instant relief for cuts, bruises, burns, and similar injuries and claims faster healing with no scar unless the injury is severe. Also listed to cure rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness. Tor salely I. L. Hicks.
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Chamberlain
Tor Salely
I. L. Hicks
Lydia E. Pinkham remedy praised by Aczley woman
A statement from Mrs. E. J. Goopes of Aczley La credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with curing female troubles and severe womb inflammation after doctors failed. She reports rapid improvement after three bottles and notes friends remark on her improved appearance.
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Veel
Lydia Binkham
E. J. Goopes
Aczley
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