Georgia News In Short Story Form Highlights Statewide Events
Rains boost farmers. Georgia Bankers' Association meets in Macon with about 500 attendees. Chautauqua in Americus runs through June 1. Rome college commencement ends a brilliant year. Mrs. Louisa Singer dies at 100 in Lumpkin. O S F convention in Atlanta and a grand ball at the Auditorium draw thousands. Post office site purchase approved in Eatonton for 4500. Various trials, commencements, and local notes across Georgia including Clayton and Valdosta institutions, and state officials.
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Georgia Bankers’ Association
Macon
Americus
Shorter College
Rome
Louisa Singer
Lumpkin
Germany
SL O. O. F. of
Georgia
Atlanta
Treasury Department
Eatonton
C. H. Johns
Julius Madison
Sandersville
Grand Lodge Georgia I. 0. O. T
Stateshoro Institute
J. 8. Stewart
University of Georg
South Georgia State Normal College
Valdosta
Bascom Anthony
Doyle Campbell
Jasper County
Joseph EK. Pottle
Ocmulgee
Pottle
Agnes Rcott College
Decatur
Barrow
University of Georgia
King's Daughters and Sons
Waycros8
Georgia Society of Wardens
Savaunal
Albany
First District Agricultural and Mechanical College
P.M. Rewan
David Bataar
Congress
James
Dawson
Tudge Worrill
I. B. Dozier
Bronwood
Asnes Scott College
Frank F. Gaines
Victor Tames
Patton Superior Ecount
Dramatic Scene in Trial of Innes at Atlanta
The Nelms sisters case fuels a tense first day as Mrs. Nelms accuses Innes from the witness stand calling him a demon. Judge Hines rises, Till raps, Dorsey argues over admitting murder evidence tied to larceny after trust. Judge Hill tempers scope pending foundational steps, a pivotal ruling favored by the state.
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the Baptist Abernacle of
Atlantia
Len G. Broughton
Froughton
First Baptist Church
Hooxville
Tenn
Georgia
Phil Cook
Madison
A. A. Barker
T. Harris Burruss, Jr
F. C. Foster
Burruss
Barker
John J. Rourke
Svannah
Educational Alliance
Atlanta
John W. Nelms
Nelms
Victor Innes
Innes
John K. Hines
Ben Till
Dorsey
Nelms Sisters
Inneses
Hill
San Antonio
Death of J. J. Hill, railroad master and financier
James J. Hill a famed railroad builder and financier died at his St Paul home after about ten days illness. A large group of specialists tried to save him. Hill opened the northwest to development and built vast railroad fortunes. He led Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways and numerous enterprises. Born in Guelph Ontario Canada September 16 1852.
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James J. Hill
St. Paul
Minn
Till
James Jerome Till
Freit Northwest
Great Northern Andorthern Pacifc Railways
Mill
Gene Guelph
Ontario
Canada
River Harbor Measure Passes Senate Amid Long Fight
After three weeks of debate the rivers aid restoration bill passed the Senate 35 to 32. The measure would provide about 45.41 million dollars and now goes to a conference with the House. Opposition led by Senator Kenyon and joined by Senator Sherman faded as a rival lump-sum bill of 30 million was defeated by one vote. Nine Democrats and twenty-three Republicans voted against the bill.
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Senate
Kenyon
Town
Sherman
Tliners
Farewell to Stage as Marlowe and Sothern Retire
Julia Marlowe and E H Sothern bid farewell at the Shubert Theater New York after the play If I Were Kin. Sothern and company drew the largest audience the house ever saw while Miss Marlowe recited a poem bidding farewell to Shakespeare’s heroine.
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Julia Marlowe
E. H. Sothern
Sothern
Jolix Merlowe
Shubert Theater
New Yorkr
Miss Marlowe
Shakespeare
Machinist George Shober Found Dead at Home
The body of 45 year old machinist George Shober was found hanging in the basement of his Chattanooga residence by a child. Coroner ruled death by his own action. Mrs. Shober cited ill health and heat as factors in his distress.
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George Shober
Chattanooga
Shober
Poisoned Ice Cream Sickens McEwen Household
Mr and Mrs KE E McEwen and guests Mrs John Crawford Miss Mary Fenner John Crawford and an aged servant recovered from ptomaine poisoning after eating home made ice cream left resting in a refrigerator overnight. Physicians report a narrow escape from death for Mrs McEwen and Mrs Crawford.
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KE. E. McEwen
John Crawford
Mary Fenner
McEwen
Crawford
Howard Announces Candidacy for Chattahoochee Judge
G H Howard announces his candidacy for the Superior Court judge seat in the Chattahoochee Circuit subject to the Democratic Primary and solicits public support in a respectful statement.
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Superior Courts of the
Chattahoochee Circuit
G. H. Howard
Two Candidacy Announcements For Taylor County Representative
Two men announce runs for Taylor county representative in the Democratic primary. U D Gorman requests vote and influence for September 12 1916 while John Locke seeks支持 respectfully asking for influence and use in the nomination.
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Taylor County
U. D. Gorman
John Locke
Farm Loans at 6 to 7 Percent Offer
Walter E. Steed advertises farm loans at 6 to 7 percent. Prompts quick processing for farms with good improvements and clear titles. Application placement available. Dated May 11, 1941.
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Walter E. Steed
Gold Ring Coupon Offer for Baby Ease Bottle
A promotional note promises a gold ring with every bottle of Baby Ease. It mentions a coupon on each bottle and provides full instructions to claim the ring.
Pinch Hitter Compared to Cotton Patch Work
The Dallas News quotes an old fashioned view that a good pinch hitter is a man who can weed a cotton patch with a hoe before rain. The remark uses rural imagery to praise practical, timely action.
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Dallas News
Sloan's Liniment Promises Rheumatism Relief
A testimonial promotes Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism neuralgia backache and stiffness claiming a 25 cent bottle cured years of suffering. It emphasizes warming soothing relief and urges readers to buy at drugstores.
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Sloan’s
Sabotage Centered Question on Meaning of the Word
A reader asks the center of enlightenment to define sabotage. The query includes a provocative line about a mother cutting hair as an apotheosis of sabotage.
Foley Kidney Pills Aid Night Sleep, Warn of Kidney Trouble
Kenry Rudolph of Carmi Jr. reports relief from Foley Kidney Pills for bladder weakness and nighttime disruption. The ad claims kidney trouble signs like backache and rheumatism improve, with pills sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry Rudolph
Carmi, Jr
Ladybirds Protect Plants by Feeding on Lice
Gardeners benefit from ladybirds as they destroy plant lice. Eggs hatch into larvae that feed on the lice, reducing pests in the garden.
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised by Satisfied User
Mrs Anna Kadin of Spencerport New York says Chamberlains Tablets relieved her long standing stomach trouble after trying many remedies. She reports positive relief and high valuation of the medicine, which she notes is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Anna Kadin
Spencerport
N. Y
Hard Reputation to Keep Up
The piece critiques the pressure on the most energetic person at gatherings to maintain a lively reputation. It argues the expectation is exhausting and may mask deeper fatigue or personal limits.
Cut Out Offer From Foley Co Complete Trial Package
An advertisement urges readers to cut out a slip, mail it with 5 cents to Foley & Co in Chicago, to receive a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for lagrippe coughs colds and croup, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
At Standstill Mr Henry Clay Pinckney Ill in Pl ant ation Scene
An Afro American man, Henry Clay Pinckney, lies very ill at a plantation. The mistress asks about his condition and a reply from Miss Jane notes there is no improvement in either direction.
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Henry Clay Pinckney
Marinda
Jane
Dr. King's New Discovery Cough Syrup Promise
An advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as a pleasant sweet syrup for coughs and colds. It claims years of experience support its effectiveness and offers a money back guarantee with less satisfaction.
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Dr. King
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