Fairbanks Running Mate Nomination Calm at Chicago
Indiana's Charles Fairbanks elected vice president on first ballot for the Republican ticket alongside Theodore Roosevelt. Charles Evans Hughes chosen for president with overwhelming support. Roosevelt seen as compromise by Senator Lodge. The convention marked a historic one ballot nomination and notable for restrained, orderly enthusiasm.
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Roosevelt Named by Progressives for President
The Progressive national convention nominated Col Theodore Roosevelt for president and heard a message from Oyster Bay indicating he would not accept at this time. Roosevelt’s declination was conditional, to be reconsidered as statements from Justice Hughes satisfy the committee that it is in the country’s interest. Capt John M Parker of Louisiana was nominated for vice president by acclamation.
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Announcements for Judge and Representative Candidacies
A series of local political notices announces candidates for the Chattahoochee Circuit Superior Court and Taylor County Representative roles. Names listed include G. H. Howard D. D. Gorman John Locke CW Foy and W. W. Douglass, all seeking Democratic primary support in 1916.
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Palmer Seeks Reelection as Solicitor General Chattahoochee Circuit
Candidate GEO. C. Palmer asks for support in the September 12, 1916 primary to succeed himself as solicitor general. He pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability as in the past.
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Chattahoochee
Geo. C. Palmer
Bill to Amend Butler Town Charter Georgia
Notice that a bill will be introduced in the next General Assembly to amend Butler Georgia charter to grant franchises by the mayor and aldermen. Dated June 12 1916 Butler Ga.
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Butler
Standstill Illness Described of Afro American Man
At a plantation, Henry Clay Pinckney lies gravely ill as his mistress asks about his condition. The reply attributes no improvement, saying there is no improvement in any direction, reflecting a somber scene of concern and restraint.
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Gold Ring Offer With Baby Ease Bottle
Ad promotes a gold ring given with every Baby Ease bottle via a coupon. Instructions on how to redeem are included in the coupon offer.Ends with assurance of customer satisfaction and a call to send for the ring.
In Pinch Hitter Image From Daling News
An old fashioned note compares a Pinch hitter to someone who could clear a cotton patch with a hoe before rain. The piece uses rural imagery to illustrate readiness and practical skill.
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Meaning of sabotage debated by reader at center
A reader asks a center of enlightenment to define sabotage. The question prompts discussion on the word's meaning and implications in various actions. The piece uses informal, provocative queries about personal experiences to illustrate the term’s range.
Ladybirds Prove Useful In Controlling Plant Lice
Gardeners note ladybirds destroy plant lice by feeding on eggs and larvae. The insects provide natural pest control, helping crops and ornamental plants while reducing need for chemicals.
Worth While Quotation from a Selected Source
A noted quotation highlights the power of a habitual smile. It notes cheerfulness and kindness influence social bonds and personal life, even amid inner conflict, shaping the heart through consistent positive conduct.
Strict Vegetarianism and Imitation Leather Use
The piece notes a growing vegetarian ethos prompting use of imitation leather in boots shoes and even book covers as a cruelty free alternative.
Votes for Women Plank Adopted at Republican Convention
At Chicago the resolutions committee approved a suffrage plank in the Republican platform by 26 to 21. The move commits the party to the principle of woman suffrage as it seeks control of the government next fall.
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Husband Rescues Despairing Wife in Cardui Tale
A Catron Kentucky letter recounts Bettie Bullock describing four years of severe womanly troubles. Her husband gave Cardui the woman’s tonic, and she recovered enough to walk two miles and perform all tasks. The notice urges other women to try Cardui and contact Chattanooga Medicine Co. for guidance.
Mad Freight Train Idea Sparks Rail Labor Debate
An editorial republished from the Washington Times condemns railway union demands for higher wages paired with shorter trains. It argues that cutting trains would raise operating costs, require extra staff and equipment, and undo decades of railroad modernization.
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