Anderson as Governor of Georgia Candidate Profile
J Randolph Anderson of Savannah, president of the State Senate, is praised as Georgia’s potential governor. He is described as in touch with rural and urban needs, experienced in business, and committed to economical administration, with a progressive platform and broad endorsements from farmers, merchants, laborers and capitalists.
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J. Randolph Anderson
Savannah
State Senate
Georgia
Randolph Anderton
Bettter
Anderson
Randolph Anderson
Protestant Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Pythias
Chatham County
House
Senate
United Businessmen of
No Affair of the Heart and a Cricket Club Ask
A young man confesses his business focus and asks Miss Brooks to persuade her brother Tom to join their cricket club for the upcoming season. The exchange features playful romantic tension and a clubhouse plan.
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Miss Brooks
Tom
Pearson’s Weekly
Pleasant Occupation
A tired customer muses on watching tortoises whiz by as a waiter wonders about country life and sitting on a fence. The fragment suggests a humorous dialogue about pace and place with no clear outcome.
Fringe Fashion Hints Sparked By Woman’s Column
In Life section Parker notes a reader’s tip that fringe is stylish, citing Payton’s pride in his sparse hair as a fashion moment sparked by a column choice.
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Payton
Parker
Gangs Vine and Wotiwset Halioad Veiled by OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions gangs, possible names, and scattered place words. Key details are unreadable, leaving only hints of a local crime or gang activity. Further legible context is required to produce a factual card.
Town Topics dialogue stirs light regional humor
A playful exchange unfolds with quips about wandering minds, garden hens, and pies. The town column showcases local wit in brisk banter, highlighting everyday concerns and gentle humor in community life.
Quick Lunch Club Theme Sparks Wordplay
A playful exchange jokes about naming a quicklunch group. The line Heck asks for a club name and Peck replies that his wife often voices opinions, sometimes with other women, prompting laughter and witty banter.
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Peck
Good Nose Old Lady Laughs At Scorching Smell
A humorous exchange reveals an elderly woman misreading a scent as burning while a passerby on a motorcycle proves the source. The moment ends with light relief as the man rides away.
Woke Too Late Dream Ends In Sleepy Frustration
In a terse exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript a speaker laments waking too late as a romance ends. The other admits accepting someone else while the lover slept, sealing a premature heartbreak.
Enlightened Exchange on War and Beliefs
Silas cites Napoleons maxim about armies marching on stomachs. Jonas asks about the phrase bellum belli and wonders what a casus belli means.
Incumbent Solicitor General Seeks Reelection in Northeastern Circuit
William M. Jonsson and Tore Vorzy serv announce candidacies for reelection as Solicitor General. They request Democratic Party support, noting incumbents are usually unopposed and citing past performance and experience as basis for continued duty.
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Tore Vorzys
Norviry Crevir
Democratic Party
Tern
Beth Announces Candidacy for 9th District Congress
Thos M Beth declares his bid for the Democratic nomination to the Sixty Fourth Congress from the Ninth District. He plans to tour every county, present his record, and seeks voters support in the August 19 1914 primary.
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W. A. Charters
Vie
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Congress
Thos, M
Beth
Lumpkin County Candidates Announce For State Legislature
Craia R Arnold announces for Lumpkin County representative in the Georgia General Assembly subject to the Democratic primary. James A Docking and W D T Hovenrson also announce for the same seat soliciting voter support and pledging county and state advancement.
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Lumpkin County
General Assembly of
Georgia
James A. Docking
General Assembly
W.d.t. Hovrenrson
Georgia State Treasurer seeks renomination in Democratic primary
Candidate for state treasurer appeals for endorsement citing faithful and efficient management of public finances. He asks voters to support his bid in the Democratic primary, reflecting on his record and experience in the office.
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Prorie
Grarata
Shujeet
Georgia
Cardui Helps Woman Recover From Long Ill Health
Pleasant Hill North Carolina resident Mrs Walter Vincent details three summers of suffering with dreadful headaches prostration and back pains. After three months on Cardui she gained strength appetite and a revived nervous system. Cardui is claimed to be a vegetable tonic and has helped over a million women in fifty years.
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Pleasant Hill
N. C
Walter Vincent
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