J W Wise Announces Candidacy for Solicitor General
Pike County Journal notes Fayetteville lawyer J W Wise declares his bid to be Solicitor General of the Flint Circuit to succeed C H B Blogd worth. Wise has 15 years in the Fayetteville bar, serves as Fayette county representative, chaired Ways and Means, helped shape two general tax acts, and is highly regarded for legal skill and integrity.
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Pike County Journal
J. W. Wise
Fayetteville
Flint
C. H. B. Blogdworth
Fayette County
Ways and Means
General Assembly
Put Your Announcement in the Fayetteville News
A political appeal urges candidates to publish office announcements in the Fayetteville News to reach eight hundred direct voters and the wider county. The paper proclaims neutrality but asserts a voter audience and predicts success for those who advertise.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
Announcement for the News
Announcement urges readers to submit notices and announcements for the paper. It invites contributions and promises to feature timely, accurate information about community events, people, and milestones. The call emphasizes truth and usefulness to readers.
The Dixie Smile Club Revival Debate and Prohibition Law
A column laments the vanished Smile Club after the Neal Bank failure and Seaboard Air Line turmoil, urging reinstitution for national morale. It then details new liquor control provisions, including restrictions on intoxicants in offices, wine for church use, prescription rules, and penalties, with Gov. Smith backing strict enforcement.
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Smile Club
Dewey Organ
Neal Bank
E. H. Thornton
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Dixie
Journal
Prohibition Law Synopsis Cited From Griffin News and Sun
A Griffin News and Sun excerpt outlines Georgia's state prohibition law at the turn of the year. The act, effective January 1, bans fabrication and sale of intoxicants and prohibits keeping or furnishing alcohol at business locations. The piece notes its stringent prohibitions and urges readers to renounce alcohol entirely.
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Georgia
Griffin News and Sun
Passed Examination Successfully James Donahue Testimony
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports trying several kidney remedies and physicians for diabetes without improvement until Foley's Kidney Cure. After two bottles he improved, five bottles cured him, and he later passed a life insurance examination. Foley's Kidney Cure purportedly treats back-ache and kidney and bladder issues.
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James Donahue
New Britain, Conn
Foley
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Safe Under Law
Notice to our customers announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
Overreaching Prosecutor Wins Conviction in Western Court
A veteran lawyer recalls defending a man who drew a revolver. the prosecutor painted the accuser as a desperado, arguing vigilante danger. The jury convicted the defendant of a year’s imprisonment, and the foreman later admitted the verdict hinged on the dramatic rhetoric rather than the act.
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West
Carse
Detroit Free Press
Ballet Shoes and Fit for Dancers
The Boston Globe notes ballet shoes should fit like a stocking and be leather with a thin sole. Dancers seek freedom of movement and space between the toes, avoiding rubber heels or foot-support devices. Stage shoes use high heels for effect, though they hinder natural dancing motion.
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Boston Globe
What Did He Mean
A Kansas City Independent story recounts a desperate husband, Mike Malone, driven by his ailing wife and mounting medical bills. After months of shifting medicines and a doctor’s insistence on a warmer climate, Mike, having spent all week’s wages, returns with an ax and asks the physician to end her suffering.
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Mike Malones
Mike
Doc
Kansas City Independent
Practical Ear Aid Pasteboard Tube Hearing Method
A reader cites a simple practical hearing aid using a pasteboard mailing tube held to the ear. Cornerstone claim shows a very deaf person hearing clearly across a room with a cheap 10 cent tube. The tip from Harper's Bazaar urges readers to try the inexpensive device.
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Harper’s Bazar
American Woman In German Eyes
Max von Brandt writes in Berlin Deutsche Revue that American women, whether native born or raised in America, display the same independence of judgment and self reliance. He questions whether this stems from U.S. education or from freedom from legal and social subservience seen in older countries.
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America
Max von Brandt
Berlin
Deutsche Revue
Character notice from London Tit-Bits on a servant
A quoted eighteenth century style character note praises a servant: diligent at the door, frugal in work, mindful of herself, prompt in excuses, and honest when all is settled. The London Tit-Bits snippet reflects a traditional leaving remark and household trust.
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London
Rest Locale Notes Whitaker Family Visit and Snow
Rest Locale reports a light snow on Monday night delighting hunters. Rev. Ulm of Griffin will fill appointments at Lisbon next Saturday and Sunday. Miss Roxie Kerlin visits Atlanta with grandmother Mrs S F Cook. Twenty five pupils attend local school under Miss Navadal Lewis. S T Whitaker and Pauline visit from Woolsey. J G Travis returns from Atlanta to care for a sick mother J T Travis. Rhymon Kerlin returns after holidays in Southeast Georgia.
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Ulm
Griffin
Lisbon
Roxie Kerlin
Atlanta
S. F. Cook
Navadal Lewis
Public Speaker Interrupted by Cough Cure Claims
An ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs colds prevent pneumonia and consumption. It promotes the genuine product as non narcotic and notes it is available at Fayetteville Drug Co in a yellow package from Rackane.
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Foley
Tal
Fayetteville Drug Co
Foley's Honey and Tar Sold Widely Says Manufacturer
The Foley's Honey and Tar product line claims widespread sales with no reports of negative effects for coughs and lung ailments. The marketing warns consumers to guard health by ensuring the genuine yellow pack contains authentic ingredients.
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