Memphians Debate Pistol Toters After Streetcar Incident
The Memphis Commercial Appeal quotes a controversial columnist alleging that a large share of city black residents carry revolvers. The piece suggests mass searches and detentions, arguing negroes should be disarmed and that pistol toters deserve quick action.
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Memphis
Grandson Shoots Grandfather in Franklin County
A 17 year old grandson killed W. S. Darrington a notable Heardy county notary public and Franklin resident with a shotgun at the family home ten miles from Franklin. The youth fled but was captured the next day and jailed. Funeral attendance included C. J. Darrington and Dave Darrington.
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Franklin
W. S. Darrington
Heardy County
Darrington
C. 3. Darrington
Dave Darrington
Atlanta
LaGrange
Rise of Agricultural Colleges Boosts Student Numbers
Education in agricultural methods grows with enrollment rising from four thousand to over fourteen thousand in eleven years. The era of farmers shunning book learning seems over as literacy expands among rural students.
Foley's Urino Laxative Best for Women and Children
An advertisement promotes Foley's Urino Laxative as mild and pleasant tasting, ideal for women and children, claimed to cure constipation and preferred to harsher pills and tablets. Suldg! by Johnson.
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Foley
Johnson
November Blackberries Ripen In This Section
The Lyons Progress reports ripe blackberries seen in November in this area. A vine found by Mr. T. L. Jordan of the Farmers Line department and Mr. J. L. Sutton on the new Rachery line yielded real blackberries, though not large, with some green berries noted.
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Ofice
T. L Jordan
Farmers Line Department
Southern Bell Company
J. L. Sutton
A Nashua Policeman Praises Foley’s Honey and Tar
A Nashua Iowa night officer J N Paterson recalls suffering a bad winter cough with lung trouble. He tried several medicines and two doctors before a friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar which cured him in part and he hails it as the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world. Also notes another shipment of extra wide yard wide silk at 98 cents from A J Baskin Co.
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J.N. Paterson
Nashua
Iowa
Foley
A.J. Baskin Co
Monster Hog Display At Post Office Draws Crowds
A 1,600 pound monster hog owned by Dan Walker of Tifton is displayed in front of the post office across the street, claimed to be four and a half years old. The report notes Walker as a noted stock raiser who has exhibited several large hogs on the market.
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John Robinson
Dan Walker
Tifton
Walker
Moultrie Observer
New Life Pills Claim Quick Cure for Digestive Ailments
A reader from Ingleside NC reports long illness with indigestion and multiple doctors, spending $20000 on medicines without relief. After using Dr Kings New Life Pills, he claims a full cure for constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles, 26 cents at Johnson Drug Co.
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Spangs
BF Ayscuey
Ingleside NC
Judge Revill Invited to Speak at Carrollton Rally Day
Judge Henry H. Revill has been invited by A. & M. College President J. H. Melson to speak on Rally Day in Carrollton Georgia. The event is planned for December 16 in the Fourth Congressional District focusing on Industrial Education with numerous notable signatories and a request for his acceptance.
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Henry H. Revill
J. H. Melson
A. & M. College
Carrollton
Will Probaly
Hve
Prin, A
M. Schoul
Night watchman’s cold cured by a bottle of discovery
A Banner Springs Tennessee night watchman, exposed to damp and cold, fell ill with a severe lung cold and could not work. After trying many remedies, Dr King’s New Discovery cured him in one bottle, letting him return to work. Also a reader testifies Foley’s Kidney Remedy cured years of kidney trouble. Johnson Drug Co offers both.
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Wr Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr King
Johnson Drug Co
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