Pagan of Taylor Co. Weekly Weekly Edition
The Butler Georgia edition notes a claim by an American inventor offering a system of free generators said to end fuel use and revolutionize warfare. The House committee authorized demonstration to the interior secretary and five scientists, while Congress debates trying the invention though details are unclear. The piece passes the information for reader judgment.
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Goya
Jee
House Committee
Onents
Congress
Farmer On Top As Land Prices Rise In Georgia Appeal
An editorial declares agriculture the oldest and most essential art and argues farmers are now on top with high prices. It urges investing in Georgia land, claiming good land is cheaper in the South and will pay for itself in a couple of years with proper planting and cultivation.
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South
Georgia
Primary date set for Fourth District Democratic race
At a Columbus meeting of the Fourth congressional District Democratic Committee on October 1, a November 14 primary date was set to nominate a party candidate to succeed Hon W C Anderson for Congress.
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Fourth Congressional District
Democratic Committee
Columbus
Congress
W C Anderson
One Day at a Time The Lesson of Daily Duty
The Augusta Chronicle reflects on the value of daily effort as life’s tasks grow tougher with age. It argues progress comes from faithfully performing each day's work, building strength to tackle future problems, from school to shop and beyond.
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Augusta Chronicle
Only Twenty Years Ago by Lakeland Telegram in Florida
A compact nostalgia note from Lakeland Telegram describing a past era with contrasts to present times. It highlights changes in fashion, medicine, transportation, advertising claims, prices, and daily life details such as dairy, farming, and technology, painting a vivid cultural shift from a quieter rural scene.
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Cardus
Schley County Plans One Day Fair October Thirtieth
Schley county announces a one day fair to be held on Tuesday October 30 with optimism for growth to three or five days in future years. The note invites editors from adjacent papers to visit the event at the office or fair grounds. It mentions Jarrell of the Fort Valley Leader and Hardy of the Thomaston Times with prior indifference to a supplement proposal.
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Lakeland Fla
Telegram
Schley County
Taylor County
Fair
Jarrell
Fort Valley Leader
Hardy
Thomaston Times
Barnum and Bailey Circus Set for Columbus Visit
Barnum and Bailey announces its return with three hours of action across three rings and four stages. The Columbus show on October 19 promises new international acts and a grand pageant titled Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp featuring about 1,400 performers and a large entourage.
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Barnum & Bailey
Columbus
Aladdin
Tax dates announced for 1917 in Taylor County region
J J Mecants Jr tax collector releases schedule for state and county taxes in 1917. List shows locations Reynolds Perkins Schoolhouse Norwich Daviston Howard Rupert Mauk Charing Southland Potterville Fickling's Mill Carsonville with October and November filing dates and times.
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Perkins
Daviston
Howard
Norwich
Mauk
Charing
Rupert
Southland
T. Potterville
Fickling’s Mill
Carsonville
J. J. Mecants, Jr
Taylor County
Expressed Gratitude for Martin's Liver Medicine Endorsed
Col W A Terrell of Decatur Georgia writes in strong support of Martin's Liver Medicine. He praises its effectiveness for constipation liver function and sleep and notes he used three bottles with satisfaction. The letter promises money back on return of empty bottle and lists 50 cents per bottle with H J Porter Butler Georgia as the seller.
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W. A Terrell
Martin
W. A. Terrell
Decatur
H. J. Porter
Butler
Georgia
Wife's Ingratitude Sparks Domestic Dispute In Atchison
An Atchison man lamented his failed attempts at helping at home after a sequence of mishaps. He washed family towels with whites, mixed colors with whites, and used washing machine water for dishes, leading his wife to order him off the premises. The remark is quoted from the Kansas City Star.
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Atchison
Kansas City Star
Ziron Iron Tonic Promises Health and Iron Boost
An ad advocates Ziron iron tonic as a safe remedy for weakness and anemia. It touts alcohol and habit-free formula, cites a testimonial from Mrs. Lizzie Pensington in Adamsville Alabama, and offers a money back guarantee on the first trial bottle. It urges readers to seek a druggist for a special offer today.
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Lizzie Pensington
Adamsville
Ala
Ink Eradicator for Cloth Stains
A guide recommends using boiled rice to remove ink stains from fabric. Rub rice on the stained area, then wash with soap and clear water. If needed, repeat the application until the stain fades, even when stains appear permanent.
Sloan's Liniment Ends Pain For Strains And Aches
This well known remedy quickly relieves strains sprains bruises and muscle soreness. A clean liquid that penetrates without rubbing and does not stain the skin. Useful for rheumatic aches neuralgia gout lumbago grippe and post work pains. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.
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Sloan
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E. Baie
Reynolds
Panhandle
North Georgia Farm
Bartow County
Alf Traitt
Candler
Atlanta
W. W. Edwards
Wy. J. Butt
A. H. Sealy
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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