Georgia Governor Proclaims 1914 Constitutional Amendment Vote
Governor John M Slaton issues a proclamation submitting for ratification or rejection at the November 3 1914 general election a proposed amendment to Article 11 Section 3 Paragraph 1 of the Georgia Constitution allowing abolition of county treasurer offices in any county and aligning county officers with uniform rules. The measure requires two thirds General Assembly approval and gubernatorial publication before voters decide.
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Georgia
Ally County
John M. Slaton
State of Georgia
Executive Department
General Assembly
General Assembly of Georgia
Texas Wonder advertisement by secretary of state
By the Governor Philip Cook secretary of state promotes Texas Wonder a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims to dissolve gravel cure diabetes rheumatism and regulate child bladder issues. If not sold locally it can be mailed for $1.00 with a two month treatment. Testimonials available from Dr E W Hall St Louis Missouri. Sold by all druggists.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olivett
St. Louis
Conservatism and Its Moral Inertia in Social Thought
A quote from Dr. Josiah Strong discusses conservatism as inertia in living and thinking and notes the rise of selfishness before religion anchors social ideals. The case of L L Cantelon of Clarendon Texas is cited, describing relief for his wife from severe bowel trouble after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with a 25 cent bottle and a second bottle claimed to cure.
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Josiah Strong
L. L. Cantelon
Clarendon
Texas
Chamberlain
Evle
The Honeymoon Fable of a Feuding Married Pair
A dated comic tale portrays an undivorced couple stuck in a long running domestic bout. He boxes with her pride while she counters with sharp retorts as private life erupts into public scenes. Their quarrel ends with a moral that contempt breeds familiarity.
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Bach
University of Chicago
Ing
The New Fable Of The Life Of The Party
A satirical account of a dinner for a Captain of Industry. A lively host and an overindulged crowd produce comic misfires and foiled oratory amid gaslit tables and ritualized toasts. It closes with a reflective moral on oratory and a lyrical bird interlude.
Paris Prepares for the Germans
Military governor orders evacuation and house destruction within four days in the zone around Paris. French forces claim local German corps driven back near Guise with heavy losses as the battle continues across La Fere and Lille region. Aviator Von Heissen drops bombs on Paris. two women wounded. message calls for surrender. France calls out 200000 more troops from 1914 class and reserves. British report defeats near San Quentin. Apia surrenders to New Zealand forces. Etain girl keeps telephone service alive amid bombardments.
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Paris
Guise
War Office
Lorraine
Hertagne
Meuse
Launcy
Lille
Ligny L’abbaye
Chateau Pordion
la Fere
Afene
Laon
London
Rue Albuy
Rue Des Vinaigniers
Quai de Valmy
St. Martin’s Hospital
Rue Des Recollets
Rue Marcin
von Heissen
France
Ministry of War
San Quentin
Berlin
Copenhagen
Deutsches Tages Zeitung
Maubeuge
Bouvain
Hoffgarten
Wurtemburg
Jacob Wetzel
Salem
Ohio
Saverne
Official Information Bureau
Apia
Upola
Samoan Islands
New Zealand
Czar Sends Greeting to Royal Scots Greys Regiment
The emperor of Russia and colonel in chief of the Scots Greys issues a gracious message to his regiment. He expresses pride in their courage against the common enemy and wishes them victory while upholding traditional standards.
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Czar
Greys
London
Russia
Scots Greys
Royal Scots Greys
Manicure Scene Registers a New York Promoter
A rambunctious visitor, Napoleon Smith a real estate promoter, courts favor at an East Harlem barber shop. Billy the barber and Miss Williams maneuver around his bluff as Carroll confirms plans to court a Prosperity Indiana sweetheart. He returns for another shave and wax while the Manicure Girl probes his motives and gloom.
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McCluchen
James B. Carroll
Belveigh
Bessie Williams
Billy
James E. Carroll
Hippodrome
Mr. Carroll
East Harlem
New York
Bill
Tess
Miss Williams
Mr. Smarty
Smartville
Johnny
Prosperity
Indiana
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Philip Cook
Secretary
Per
Niagara Falls
Simon Legree
Bun
Herman
Gus Thomas
Simeon Ford
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Rubinstein
Wordsworth
Shelley
Kipling
Chicago
Ocean
Sticka
Etain
Longwy
Verdon
Napoleon Smith
George Randolph Chester
E Newspaper Syndicate
Bess
Reddy
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