Political shifts and church concerns in Georgia article
The piece notes M HUG displacing Judge Clements in the Twelfth district race, cites election results for W C Adamson and Ree Hoke Smith, and discusses a looming wait for October elections. It then critiques country church vitality and urges regional religious leaders to study the crisis of moral and religious leadership in Taylor County.
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M.hug
Congress
Clements
Eastman
Ree Hoke Smith
United States Senate
Little Joe” Brown
Ake Smith
Georgia
South
Southland
Country Church
Taylor County
If We Could Eat Cotton
W T Anderson of The Macon Telegraph argues Georgia farmers should grow their own feedstuffs. He notes 1911 feed purchases reached 172 million dollars while cotton sales totalled 140 million, urging independence from cotton dependence and praising self sufficiency and hard work by farmers and city workers alike.
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W. T. Anderson
Macon
Dieton
Georgia
Europe
Twenty Year Test of Chamberlains Remedy
Geo W Brock publisher of the Enterprise Aberdeen Md recalls using Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for twenty years and endorses its safety and effectiveness. The ad notes it is for sale by all dealers and cites congressional distrust of Japan amid tensions with Germany over Britain.
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Geo. W. Brock
the Enterprise
Aberdeen
Congress
Japan
Germany
Britain
Dodson’s Liver Tone Promises Calm Liver Without Calomel
Dodson’s Liver Tone is advertised as a safe alternative to calomel that cures constipation and biliousness without harsh after effects. Sold by H. J. Porter, Butler, and Hill Drug Company Reynolds, it’s a pleasant vegetable liquid claimed to relieve sour stomach and other signs of a lazy liver with no lifestyle changes. A large bottle costs 50 cents with a money back promise if not pleased.
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Dodson
H. J. Porter, Butler, and Hill Drug Company
Reynolds
America's Great Opportunity in South America
An editorial argues the United States should expand trade with South America, diversify beyond canned salmon, and build a strong American merchant marine. It cautions about ship shortages, urges rapid registry of foreign ships, and insists optimism and financial restraint will sustain the nation through a tense international era.
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Uncle Sam
South America
Germany
England
Department of Commerce
Washington
Stock Exchange
Malaria Remedy and Sugar Price Debate
A patent medicine titled Malaria or Chills and Fever promises cures in five or six doses and claims liver action without gripe. The passage also notes sugar price changes unsettling Progressives and Roosevelt followers who seek a silver lining for higher costs while sugar growers face lower prices.
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Louisiana
Col. Roosevelt
Southern Business College Offers 100 Scholarships at Half Price
The Southern Shorthand and Business University in Atlanta marks its 25th anniversary by selling 100 scholarships worth 135 dollars each for 67.50 dollars. The packages include Bookkeeping 55, Shorthand and Typewriting 55, and Cost Accounting 25, with individual courses available at 45 dollars.
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Southern Business College
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Atlanta
Messrs
A.C. Briscoe
L. W. Arnold
Southern
Messrs Briscoe
Arnold
A. C. Briscoe
Street
Not So Strange Afi You May Think It
Fragmentary lines hint at confusion or misperception affecting many people. The text references trouble and an implied issue with identity or behavior, suggesting a social or personal strain without clear details or names.
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