Endorsement for Biennial Sessions by Georgia Legislature
The Albany Herald reports The Atlanta Constitution backs biennial sessions for Georgia's legislature, arguing annual meetings wasteful and duplicative. It cites reduced tax burdens, steadier governance, and broader public support, urging the current assembly to pass the measure and leave a lasting positive impression on voters.
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Atlanta Constitution
General Assembly
Union
James J. Hill
Northwest
Congress
State Capitol
Albany Herald
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble Ad Offered
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey reports relief from chronic stomach upset after using Chamberlain s Tablets. She says after reading letters in an advertising booklet she tried the remedy and has taken nearly three quarters of a package and can eat almost anything now. Sold at Red Cross Drug Store.
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G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Tate
Chamberlain
Red Cross Drug Store
Evil Habits Warn Against Persistent Sin
A moral admonition cautions that constant evil habits alter a person’s nature. Repeated wrongdoing shapes the soul toward the bad, with inevitable penalties as character settles into likeness with former actions.
Program of Good Samaritan Association at Mt. Zion church
The Good Samaritan Association plans a two day program at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Douglas County on the Thursday and Friday before the first Sunday in August 1913. Session topics include financial reform, ministerial education, and church loyalty with lectures by L. J. Hinsley W. M. Samples G. W. Jones and others.
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The
Good Samaritan Association
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Douglas County
L. J. Hinsley
L. J. Williams
W. M. Samples
Secorp Daay
G. W. Jones
Kingdom of Christ
W. D. Jones
Lia.m
D. W. Carter
Cause of Christ
F.C. Payne
J. N. Morris
G. B. Ensell
J. T. Neal
A Good Investment in Chamberlain Medicine
W D Magic a Whitemound Wisconsin merchant bought a stock of Chamberlain s medicine to supply customers but fell ill himself. He says one small bottle of Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by Red Cross Drug Store.
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W.D. Magic
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
Red Cross Drug Store
Pay country teachers on time, not next spring says W H White
A letter from W H White urges lawmakers to pass a bill to fund country teachers monthly or at term end. He warns that delayed pay harms education and government, insisting farmers must pay taxes on time and legislators must act now to ensure salaries are timely.
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Georgia
W. H. White
Grove's Tasteless Chu Tonic Promises Heat Relief
An advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chu Tonic enriches the blood strengthens the system and fortifies the body to resist the debility of hot summer weather with vivid promises of health benefits and increased resilience.
Where Our Money Goes in Georgia Autos and Gasoline
A Commerce Herald analysis notes Georgia owns over twenty thousand cars, worth about twenty million dollars, with towns spending about 21,000 annually on gasoline. At 25 cents per gallon, the state’s total gasoline bill nears 8.9 million yearly, fueling money to eastern factories and Rockefeller. The piece links high auto costs to scarce bank lending.
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Georgia
Commerce Stone
Rockefeller
Commerce Herald
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Tip for Appetite
Old Blanderd claims Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic strengthens the system and drives out malaria. Advertises as a true tonic and sure appetizer for adults and children, priced at six cents.
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GROVE
Reverend James Tanksley to Preach on Sunday at 3 30
The Buffalo congregation invites all to hear Rev James Tanksley preach Sunday July 27 at 3 30. A church picnic is planned for this summer and the Sunday School will host it. Mr Clydie White of Columbus Ga visited our community last week.
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James Tanksley
Clydie White
Columbus Ga
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Malone New York resident Mrs Prep Stone testifies that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her pain from organic inflammation causing tearing of clothes during attacks. The advertisement touts the product as a standard remedy for female ailments including displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities backache and nervous prostration.
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Lydia HB. Pinkham
Mrs. Prep Stone
Roots No
Malone, N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Ei
Pinkham
A Blighted Hope Says Environment Shapes Criminality
The article argues heredity matters but environment dominates crime development. It recounts John Ball and Mary Coolidge in colonial Australia, where social setting, wealth, and family dynamics shaped a violent arc from parricide to marriage and farming. The tale highlights how upbringing and place can override inherited tendencies.
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Tony
Rgland Tonny
Ball
John Ball
Hetany Bay
Australia
Mary Coollige
Mary
Botany
Mary Coolyidge
Joln
Amntrella
Johnny Ball
fn @orly ore
Socrates
Hol Ril Jr
John Junior
Aow
England
Atory
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Ivy Log
J. H. Derreberry
Alice
Johnson Drug Co
Central and South Georgia
Houston County
Giovania
Southern Insurance & Realty Co
E. W. Gould R. C. Houser
Gu. Life
Macon
Carroll County
South Georgia
Dakota
Turner County
Edwin P. Ansley
Realty Trust Building
Atlanta, Ga
G. C. McKenzie
Ashburn, Ga
Savannah
Marathaey
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
J.C. Haile
F. J. Robinson
Buffalo
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