Moonshine find and political notes in Savannah paper
A 400 gallon moonshine still is found by revenue officers in a rose garden near Macon. The Savannah News notes bipartisan calls for an extra congressional session after March 4. It highlights Ford’s Dearborn Independent launch and remarks from Methodist and Pentecostal ministers, plus reader messages urging self care and staying in.
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Macon
Pentecos
W. E. Brown
M. Cross
Treresses Ruge
The Deadly Hip Pocket Pistol Described
Jackson county mourns after a concealed hip pocket pistol kills a man during an attempted arrest. The piece condemns concealed weapons, praises the sheriff who died with his own weapon sheathed, and urges action against pistol violence and illegal alcohol as parallels to unlawful arms.
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Jackson County
Wilson as International Leader at Peace Conference
The piece argues President Wilson stands as the sole international figure who speaks for the people of many nations at the looming peace conference. It contrasts Wilson with Lloyd George and Clemenceau, warns against excluding the United States from core peace terms, and condemns secret diplomacy as a path to renewed war.
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Lloyd-George
England
Clemenceau
France
Europe
Britain
Italy
London
Wilson
United States
Leslies
In Again Out Again on Jim Conley article
The Greensboro Herald Journal criticizes coverage of Jim Conley and related Georgia case details. It highlights Conley's criminal history, notes prior framing claims, and contrasts reporting with public perception while referencing the Frank case and Monteen Stover.
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Dorsey
Frank
Conley
Jim Conley
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hell
Satan
Monteen Stover
Chattanooga
Monteen
Robin
Georgia
Frank Case
Greensboro Herald Journal
The Joy of Living Championed by Health Tablets
The ad extols Cham. Lorlain's Tablets to aid bowel movement and digestion. It claims clear intestines reduce poisons, headaches and indigestion, enabling real joy of living and urges readers to try the product.
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Lorlain
Stump fuel potential in South Georgia fields
Georgia growers and workers discuss lightwood stump utilization as a fuel resource. A 2,700 pound stump tested for weight and root spread illustrates how stumpwood can be salvaged for distillation and fuel, with new blasting methods cutting costs to about fifteen cents per stump and yielding full lightwood recovery. The article urges coordination among farmers, towns, and industry to turn stump waste into productive fuel.
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George D. Lowe
Baxley
Georgia
South Ga
South Georgia
W. B. Alford
Macon
DuPont
Collins
Stump removal to unlock South Georgia farming potential
The speaker projects years of progress as fields clear of stumps allow Georgia to expand diverse crops. Cotton and corn remain primary, with tobacco peanuts velvet beans oats and hay as money crops, while stump-free lands enable permanent pastures for hogs and cattle and easier field labor.
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South Georgia
United States
Calomel dangers urged against in favor of liver tonics
An advertisement warns against calomel and its mercury dangers calling it harsh and harmful. It promotes Judson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative that starts the liver without side effects and cannot salivate. The ad also touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle remedy that firms up health and is suitable for children.
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Judson
Dodson
Art Aphoriem for the Day in a Trustee Talk
A board member urges students to read and own books, recalling nights spent earning money to buy volumes and reading before dawn. The passage contrasts refined painting with masterful technique and notes that close inspection reveals true merit beyond distant admiration.
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Alfred Stevens
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Official Organ Taylor CO
Butler
Congress
Germany
Savannah News
Henry Ford
The
Dearborn Independent
Ford
Royster
F. S. Royster Guano Coo
Norfolk, Va
Richmond
Tarboro
N.C
Charlotte
Washington
N. C
Columbia
S.C
Spartanburg
Atlanta
Columbus
Montgomery
Ala
Baltimore
Toledo
R. A. Scandrett
Delco- Light
Home Electric Light & Power Co
P. Bowden
H. L. Abbott
Columbus School
L. F. Fulton
Gilbert
the Fisheries Products Company
Nation Bank Building
Savannah
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