Astounding Absurdities by E. Y. Mullins in Houston Rift
The article indicts the Houston Democratic convention for mixing reformist aims with pro prohibition, nominating a dry running mate for a wet ticket, and shifting the party away from Jeffersonian ideals toward urban-boss influence. It rails at the nomination as a betrayal of religious liberty and public virtue, predicting ongoing friction through the campaign.
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Houston
Congress
Arkansas
New York
Doheny-Sinclair
National Democracy
Party
Supreme Court of the United States
Jefferson
Doctor Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Esau
Jacob
Isaac
Watch Presented to Blind World War Veteran in Fort Valley
William H. Roberts of Macon, a World War II veteran who was blinded in service with the 151st machine gun battalion of the 82nd division, received a special time telling watch from the Frederick Withoft chapter of the Service Star Legion in Fort Valley Georgia. The Georgia division, after inspecting chime watches in Switzerland, plans to gift these watches to every blind World War veteran. Roberts lost his sight due to high explosive shell fragments.
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Fort Valley
William H. Roberts
Macon
Frederick Withoft
Service Star ‘Egion
Georgia Division
Service Star Legion
Switzerland
Georgia
Roberts
151St
82Nd
Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Advertisement
An advertising notice promotes A TEXAS WONDER for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel rheumatism and back irregularities. It offers a small bottle at $1.25 and claims sworn testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis. Sold by druggists or by mail.
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E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Great ideals and the vote for Hoover from a minister
A minister explains his personal political stance choosing Hoover as world citizen organizer and prohibition ally. He cites conscience and civic duty, arguing a great moral issue requires public political opinion and support for Hoover's platform.
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Hoover
World Vision
Firad
Mississippi
Interesting comments on Georgia politics from John W. Hammond
The piece argues the governor aims to govern by measure, not men, while factions, machine control, and shifting campaign lines reshape state politics. It notes Chamlee likely to speak next week and surveys candidates for governor, asking who truly supports tax reform, bonds, and legislative reform amid shifting alignments.
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John W. Hammond
Albert Howell
Newton Morris
Howell
Ansley Hotel
No Man’s Land
Ben Davis
Chamlee
Hoke Smith
Joe Brown
Georgia
Rivers
Back Woods
General Assembly
Ias
Senate
State Senate
Billy
Man Endorses Slurs in Sharp Self Accusation
A confused remark sees an individual align with a slanderer by praising gossip direly. The comment suggests a self styled defense through attacking others with rumors, reflecting a troubled public stance.
In all the wild stress for gold the Invisible will be
A compact, period tone line about wealth pursuit and unseen forces shaping outcomes during a scramble for gold. The quote reflects social commentary on justice and resilience amid speculative gold fever.
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