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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
5
A stream of brief notices mentions Mrs. Cactol Graham’s illness, the Ke vyn Epworth League session, and visits by residents such as Black of Philadelphia. The piece notes ongoing politics, a Friedman Tobacco House project, Methodist services, health remarks on hot weather, and local advertisements for tonics and purifiers.
The article explains the snowshoe hare’s seasonal molt from brown to white, describing its snowy shorelike shoe as a swimmer skimming over water. It notes the hare’s color cycle, brown for six months and white for six, linking fur color to climate and habitat in a prose excerpt from Everybody’s Magazine.
A writer in For est and Stream observes a gray squirrel moving along a fence. The animal surveys the world from the top rail, zigzags when disturbed, and checks for buried nuts. It pauses to study humans blocking its path then darts toward the woods with practiced ease.
An explanatory note discusses the eye of the needle as a fortress passage for camels in desert towns and compares it to Irish eyeholes seen in stone cabins and Donegal, citing Eileach's ancient construction by Tuach de Deanan 1,800 years ago, then shifts to a humorous clipping about a New York woman's library and living space.
The Superior Court draws grand and petit jurors for a two year term starting Monday July 6 1902. Names span Hodges Speight Jones Williams Daughtry Se Carr Hubbard Rich Williams Dollar Perry Nicholson Smith Earnest Hickson Dolin Lewis Perry Jackson Greene Hardin Horn Allen Chason Barber Parrott Swicord Subers Jones Bulloch Floyd Shelfer Jacoby Roberts Wilkerson Eaircluth Sutherland Eagerton Shirey Oliver ONeal Fundetur Powell Robison Laing Bird Thomas Wood Dollar Gause Salter Fiveash Morris Swicard Johnson Anderson Jordan and others. Second and first week lists include Tucker Horn Widdon Kemp Herring Robison Lane King Grutzmacher Tonge McDonald Dyer Parker Toole Parker Andrews Warren Strickland Clark Powell Boland Cleveland Thoras Scholar Arnsdorff Hood Parker Martin Lester Laing Perry Barrineau Taylor Whiddon.
Omega Ohio businessman Mr E Humphrey, head of Adams County Telephone Co and Hume Telephone Co, hails Dr Kay’s New Discovery as life saving. He claims it reached the cough’s seat and aided throat, lung, and chest weakness. Sold with guarantee at ail drug stores, 50c and 1. Trial bottle free.
A simple economical dessert combines 1 to 2 cups English walnut meats 1 to 2 dozen figs and one 10 cent package JELL-O. Dissolve the JELL-O in a pint of boiling water, cool until just starting to thicken, then stir in figs and nuts. Serve with whipped cream.
B G Stewart of Cedar View Mississippi claims buyers receive gold weight worth of relief with Dr King s New Life Pills. The product is sold under a guarantee at drug stores for 25 cents handling constipation malaria and biliousness.
The Shaw Furniture Company building houses a neat quiet barber shop offering clean shaves and haircuts by polite barbers. Call for appointment or inquiries.
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