Sargon Pills Heal Woman after Six Years of Ills
Elizabeth Bowen of Macon reports long sickness ending after using Sargon Soft Mass Pills. She describes indigestion, sour stomach, heart pains, constipation, and fatigue improving with the remedy. She gained eight pounds, liver regulated, complexion brightened, and dizziness vanished. She recommends the treatment and notes availability at Butler Porters Drug Store.
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Elizabeth Bowen
Newbery Ave
Macon
Primitive Baptist
Butler + Porters
Festival of Light to honor Edison in Atlantic City
Celebration planned for October 21 879 at Atlantic City New Jersey to honor Thomas A Edison inventor of the incandescent electric lamp with a Festival of Light led by Preston S Arkwright president of Georgia Power Company and National Electric Light Association officials The event aims to be the greatest tribute to a living man with a broad program from WYOL to October 21 879 including lights on the Boardwalk and a new Atlantic Auditorium dedication in honor of Edison and light’s jubilee with national leaders participating.
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Soover
Elesesie Light Asso
N48
Atlantic City
Atlant
Curtis
Halilans
Dane
Torc
Dearborn
Motor Peston
Menlo Park
Public schooling values spar over state finances in Georgia
A Georgia judge urged shortening public schools to curb debt, drawing fire as rural districts push nine month terms. The Dalton Citizen notes that national education figures show per capita spending on education at about 17.50 in 1926, arguing that investing in schools fuels future wealth and national well being.
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South Georgia
Georgia
National Education Association
Journal of National Education Association
Bureau of Education
United States
Washington Evening Star
District of Columbia
Maryland
C.v
Schoors
Washington Star
Virginia
ADP
Editor Betrayed by Wife Returns to Georgia Gang
Robert Elliott Burns alias Lewis Wilson, once editor of Greater Chicago, awaits return to Campbell County Georgia to finish a 6 to 8 year highway robbery sentence. He claims a long escape tale from a Georgia chain gang, a Chicago career, and a jealous wife who alerted authorities after a brief separation. An officer was sent to return him after Chicago police traced him across eastern cities.
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Chicago
Robert Juiliott Burns
Atlanta
Georgia
Ena
Burns
Emily Vacheo Depino
Greater Chicago
Fourth Engineers
France
Chain
Campbell County
Emily Pepino
Elliott Burns
Lewis Wilson
State Prison Commission
Campbell’ County
Fulton County
Miss Emily Woodward Honored by Georgia Press Group
A large group of Georgia Press Association members gathered at Press Haven to honor Miss Emily Woodward, the association's first woman president, on her birthday. John Paschal presented a diamond and platinum bracelet, and editors from across the state sent felicitations.
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Press Haven
Georgia Press Association
Emily Woodward
Fross Haven
Miss Woodward
Association
Paschell
Georgia Press Institute
New York
Montreal
New Press Haven Camp
Hal M. Stanley
Louie Morris
Nora L. Smith
Wiregrass Farmer
Ashburn
William Shakespeare
John Greenleaf Whittier
Vienna News
South
President F G Branch resigns from Andrew College
Cuthbert Georgia May 27 President F G Branch of Andrew College resigns after 11 years guiding the college. During his tenure improvements raised the endowment and campus, including a $50,000 Randolph County drive and a matching South Georgia conference drive. A successor committee was named while faculty remain re elected. New campus work to begin soon and largely finish by September opening.
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Cuthbert
F. G.branch
Andrew College
Branch
Randolph County
South Georgia
Columbus clothing man Chas A Lovelace dies at 79
Columbus May 27. Chas A Lovelace a long prominent Columbus clothing businessman died Sunday at LaFayette Alabama after an illness of several years. He was 79 and had worked in Columbus until five years ago when he suffered a stroke. His health declined since then.
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Columbus
Chas, A
Cooperative effort aids Georgia farmers in new scale
The article credits cooperative action with advancing Georgia agriculture. It notes a shift from a single cash crop to improved quality and standardization, driven by melon growers in South Georgia and expanded learning on marketing, pooling, and production practices. The piece highlights education, industry cooperation, and evolving approaches as opportunities grow.
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Georgia
South Georgia
Association of Melon Growers
State Commission 18 Named by Gov Hardman
Governor Hardman appointed an eight member state crime commission to study conditions in Georgia and propose reforms. The group includes Judge Samuel H. Sibley Atlanta J Q West Thompson Warren Grice Macon Mrs M S Seydell Atlanta Rep R O Kamspeck Decatur Rep J H McGehee Walton Senator Seaborn Wright Rome and Senator Sam Mathews Fort Valley.
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Atlanta
Hardman Friday
Georgia
House of Representatives
State Senate
Samuel H. Sibley
J. Q. West
Thompson
Warren Grice
Macon
M. 8
Seydell
R. O. Kamspeck
Decatur
Cooperative marketing boosts farm revenue gains across Georgia
The article traces early 20th century efforts in Georgia where county agents introduced cooperative hog sales in 1916 to adjust hog production and later poultry marketing in 1921. It notes these ventures sparked sustained producer profits, taught broad lessons, and suggested further expansion of cooperative marketing as a key path for farm revenue growth.
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South Georgia
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