Georgia auto boom shows 21000000 in cars for state records
Secretary of State records in Atlanta list 18000 autos and motorcycles in Georgia representing more than 21000000 in investments. 2000 new tags received will soon go to owners of 1913 models. Average car cost about 1200, with runabouts as low as 500 and larger cars 4000 to 6000. This prosperity may not yield large dividends for owners. An adette promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with testimonials from Mrs. Lida Dewey.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Memorial for Harold Cole Friend and Devoted Lad
Harold Cole died at sixteen after five weeks of suffering. The December 26 event left friends in sorrow yet hopeful for reunion beyond death. A true, kind hearted boy admired by peers, his memory is warmly cherished by his mother and relatives.
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Harold Cole
Wacent
Harold
Perfectly Natural Inquiry in a Kansas City Journal line
A reader quotes a vivid, darkly comic line about a violent scene with an axe, a blunderbuss, and a frenzied chase. The excerpt evokes a sensational or lurid mood typical of early newspaper prose.
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Kansas City Journal
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid Promises Quick Relief
An advert touts Darbys Prophylactic Fluid as a万能 remedy that cures cramps and colic instantly, soothes nauseated stomachs, and heals cuts wounds and sores while destroying germs in the sick room. It is sold for 50 cents per bottle at Red Cross Drug Store.
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Red Cross Drug Store
Ban on Fake Advertising and Merchants’ Endorsement Demand
Columbia merchants sign a pledge to curb questionable ads and refuse tickets or donations without committee endorsement. Only second class mail matter may be used, and even local papers must gain committee blessing before advertising. The piece argues ads reveal value and drive home life impacts for shoppers.
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Columbia
Chronic Dyspepsia Cured by Chamberlains Tablets Claim
S F Fish of Brooklyn Michigan reports a severe five year constipation issue cured by Chamberlains Tablets. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
S. F. Fish
Brooklyn
Mich
Red Cross
Advertising a Retail Business at Labor Convention
Charles H. Marshall of Philadelphia presented a paper on Advertising a Retail Business at the eighth annual convention of the National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers in Omaha Nebraska. He stressed newspapers as the main advertising medium for quick results and follow up. He urged a practical plan and backing goods, noting imagination as essential and the value of multiple city papers to reach different readers.
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Washington
London
Atores
Nts Crizen
St. Joseph
Newa
National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers
Omaha
Neb
Charles H. Marshall
Philadelphia
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Association
History That Would Repeat Itself Quote By Judge
A comic aside features Johnnie dancing as the line Gee I wish I had a history that would repeat itself is delivered by a judge. The remark hints at nostalgia and a wishful take on past events. The scene reads as a light, humorous interlude in a courtroom or show setting.
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Johnnie
Sollioquy
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