Congress to vote on Sherman silver bill Monday
The Albany News notes Congress will take one vote on the Sherman silver bill on Monday. Broken promises worry voters as the editor recalls missed subscription payments. Ellington, the Bard of Ellijay, sings again while reflecting on a prior advance subscription. A Georgian political debate rails against Governor candidates and argues for a fixed financial policy amid unemployment and business hardship. J R Lumsden, White County representative, visits the city with a favorable crop report and renewed faith in the state.
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Congress
J. R. Lumsden
White County
Commonwealth
Journal
Hon Steve Clay Asserts Gubernatorial Prominence
The piece highlights Hon Steve Clay as the leading gubernatorial possibility, noting his recent steady rise in popularity. It argues for a young, energetic leader who can drive progress and prevent Georgia from lagging behind.
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Steve Clay
Georgia
Georgia as an Empire and the Need for Public Progress
A commentator argues that Georgia rivals other states as an empire and that intelligence alone cannot lift the state without advertising, effort, and staying current with progress. Without these, the author warns, Georgia’s leading position among southern states could be reversed within twenty five years.
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Georgia
Road Works Hints From Gainesville Congress
A Gainesville road congress discusses drainage as key to better roads in clay counties Water drainage ditches are urged to divert runoff and prevent erosion Labor reforms favor paid in by the state, with readied equipment like road scrapers and machines The plan calls for a skilled engineer to supervise and guide overseers, promising long term savings with minor extra county cost
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Gainesville
C. E
Athens
Mossy Creek Camp Meeting Draws Large Crowd
Camp meeting at Mossy Creek grounds drew a large mix of tenting families and many visitors. Despite minor mischief, organizers plan a patrol next year. a collection funded five dormitories for Mossy Creek High School, signaling growth and religious revival with several conversions. Notable preachers and guests attended, including Rev. Thomas Pierce and Col. Howard Thompson, with a Democratic Executive Committee call for county party organization on Wednesday the 30th.
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Mossy Creek
Mossy Creek High School
Dill
Howard Thompson
Gainesville
Huggins
Athens
Parks
Elberton
Georgia
Washington, D. C
Mosay Creek
Fraudulent Advertisers Listed by Brethren
A yearlong sweep exposes swindlers including Frank G. Worts Catarrh Remedy Detroit Mich Pond Lilly Co Ford Pill Co Toronto Canada Dr Albert F Snell Co Knoxville Town The Progress joins as victim and adds Exquisite Toilet Co Toronto and Drummond Medicine Co New York to the fraud tally.
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Frank G. Worts
Pond Lilly Co
Detroit Mich
Ford Pill Co
Toronto
Canada
Albert F. Snell
White County Democratic Mass Meeting Planned in Cleveland
Citizens of White county are called to a mass meeting in Cleveland next Wednesday August 30 to discuss party matters. A full representation from each district is requested. By order of the Democratic Executive Committee. W Ul Courtney, Chairman.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Congress
Georgia
White County
Cleveland
Democratic Party
W. UL. Courtney
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Perfect Laxative Remedy
An old marketing blurb extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative that cleanses the kidneys, liver, and bowels, prevents ailments, and offers pleasant taste. It claims universal satisfaction, notes 50c and $1 bottles, and warns against substitutes, produced by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Espela
California Fig Syrv Co
Old Gum Spring Soda Fount Sing Song
Poem recalls a rural spring at Gum Spring hill with wild birds, briar, and grapevines. It invites resting on the grass and drinking water, celebrating nature and simple joys before nightfall.
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South Georgia
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Lula Warwick
Clarkesville
Newton and Ledford
M. L. Underwood
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Ohio Chemical Cco
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Loor
Martin H. Lovelady
Benjamin Harris
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Nacoochee Baptist Church
Col. R. Lowry
E. P. Williams
Noah 'Rosebee
J. A. Richardson
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W.R. Power
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G. B. Irvine
Lumpkin County
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Dahlonega, Ga
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