Meeting the Bull Durham Smoker Face to Face
Tom, editor and proprietor of the Bull’s Eye, travels to New York to meet the American Tobacco Company’s leaders. He portrays the Bull Durham smoker as a robust, essential citizen and laments his own lack of habit.
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Bull” Durham
America
New York
Hudson River
Albany
N.Y
Tomkinder
The
Bull's Eye
American Tobacco Company
Durham
Epworth League Meeting Opens in Macon
Hundreds of Methodist youths from Georgia attend the Epworth League assembly of the South Georgia Conference at Wesleyan College Macon beginning Monday and running through Friday. The opening banquet at 7 p m featured H E Comer of Cordele as toastmaster.
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Macon
Georgia
Epworth League
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Wesleyan College
H. E. Comer
Cordele
South Georgia Conference
Knights and Baronets Title Succession Across Nobility
The British baronetcy passes by hereditary succession from father to son while knighthood dies with the holder.
Third District Georgia Democratic primary rules adopted
The Third Congressional District Democratic Executive Committee in Georgia adopts primary rules for September 8 1926. It outlines voting eligibility, district consolidation of county results, nomination procedures at a September 16 1926 convention in Americus, and filing and assessment requirements for candidates.
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Democratic Congressional Executive Committee
Georgia
Congress
Democratic Executive Committee
John M. Greer
Oglethorpe, Ga
Congressional Executive Committee
Congressiona
Americus, Gay
Congressional Committee
Maketa
United States
Jno
M. ‘Greer
Oglethorpe
Righth
Third Congressional District
Jnc
M. Greer
Democrtic Congressional Executive Committee
Third District
Americus
MO. M. Greer
Texas Wonder ad for kidney and bladder cure
An 1890s style advertisement touts Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles travel back rheumatism and irregularities. It claims cures by mail for 1.25 with testimonials and lists E. W. Hall in St Louis Missouri as the contact.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
St. St Louis
Candidacy filings sweep Georgia political scene in 1922
State candidates qualified across party lines for governor and key statewide offices. John Holder and Dr. L. G Hardman entered the governor race. Eugene Talmadge, J. R. Irwin, and Chaz Stewart contest Agriculture. A. J. Woodruff and G W Langford join Public Service. other officials seek renomination and Supreme Court seats. The Georgia Press Association annual meeting, delayed to September 22, moves from Louisville to accommodate travel and lodging plans.
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Atlanthy Tune
John Holder
State Highways Commission
L. G Hardman
Commerce
State Democratic Committee
Friends of
Geo. H
Holder
Bessie Anderson
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Hardman
Atkinson County
N. H. Ballard
Fort. B. Land
Messrs. Ballard
Land
State Public Service Commission
A.J. Woodruff
DeKalb
G .W. Langford
Toombs
Woodruff
P. B Trammel
Dalton
Trammel
Langford
J. D .Price
Athens
Walker
J. T. Bouffeuilet
Orin Roberts
Monroe
Price
Col. Boifeuillet
Roberta
E. I. Rainey
George M. Napier
S. G. McLendon
W. F. Speer Hall
Stanley
Commerce and Labor
W. A. Wright
J. W. Clark
W. F. George
Sathrlay
Georgia
R. A. Russell
United States Senate
J. K. Hines
H. W. Hill
Supreme Court
O. H. Bloodworth
Court of Appeals
J. P. Highsmith
Brunswick
A. W. Stephens
Gai
Georgia Press &Asociation
Ito
Louisville
Ernest Camp
Board of Managers
Loingville
Waynesboro
Augusta
Southern Railway
North Carolina
Asheville
Fred L. Seely
Grove Park Inn
Caroline
Seely
Thos. J. Hamilton
Augusta Chronicle
Association
North ‘Carolina
Peach Car Shipments Pass 1000 Mark In Georgia
Macon June 22 Peach car shipments from Georgia Tuesday surpassed the 1000 mark for the season, down from about 2250 at the same point last year. Higher prices result from late season and fruit quality as shipments head to Eastern markets from Miami to Boston and west to Chicago Kansas City and Houston. The principal markets remain steady with very good prices.
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Macon
Georgia
America
Miami
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Houston
Texas
Famous in History Fair Geraldine Shew To Elizabeth Fitzgerald
The passage identifies the Sixteenth Century figure known as the Fair Geraldine as Lady Elizabeth Fitzgerald, daughter of the ninth Earl of Kildare and wife of the Earl of Lincoln, frequently referenced by English writers of the era.
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Eiszabeth Fitzgerald
It Takes So Little to Make Us Sad and Glad
A short verse notes how small slights dampen courage and how simple acts of kindness restore hope. It reflects on the ease of feeling sad from doubt and smiling again through understanding words and a friendly touch.
Merida Spain Relics and Roman Legacy Highlight City
The passage notes Merida in Lusitania as rich in Roman relics including Trajan's bridge an aqueduct a circus maximum and an amphitheater. It emphasizes small daily acts like smiles kindness and small duties as the true ties that keep hearts steady and comfort secure.
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Merida
Spain
Lusitania
Trajan
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Bulls
Wig Rogers
Incorporated Fins
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Epworth
Third Congressional Committee
State Press Association
Percy W. Hudson
Montezuma, GA
Taylor County Bank
Butler, Ga
Miona Springs
C. H. Tooler
Wade
Sir Humphrey Davy
Wr Economical
Chevrolet
Marshall Auto Sales Co
Reynolds
Americus, Ga
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