Court Question clarification in Henry County issue
The Henry County News retracts its prior reference to the Solicitor and the County Judge over remarks about Hon. J. W. Wise. It states the Solicitor and Judge had no involvement and explains the term uncertain referred to political prospects, not personal conduct, noting past career shifts and a Denver convention attendance.
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Henry County
J. W. Wise
Henry County Weekly
Denver
Henry
Henry’s County Court
Convict Investigation Sparks Georgia Prison Reform Call
The editorial denounces Georgia’s convict lease system as cruel and corrupt. It urges impeachment of the prison commission, punishment of officials, and a new humane system with honest, competent leadership and better pay for law enforcers.
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Christendom
Georgia
Jake Moore
Exoneration Message to Solicitor After Governor Plea
The text states that neither the speaker nor the Solicitor would accept reappointment if offered by the current Governor and suggests there was little chance of such a tender. It then says the purpose is to exonerate the Solicitor, withdraw prior remarks in the News, express regrets, and let the matter drop from their view.
Obituary of Miss Pearl Roberts of Woolsey
Pearl Roberts, youngest daughter of L E and Mary J Roberts, died after a long illness. She served in Woolsey post office and a millinery shop, was active in An tioch Church and Sunday School leading music, and leaves three sisters and four brothers. Funeral July 29 at Rev Davis’s church with pastors J O Martin A S Ulm and R F Smith assisting.
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Pearl Roberts
Antioch Church
W. A. Davis
Bro. Davis
J. O. Martin
A. S. Ulm
R. F. Smith
Pearl
Woolsey
L. E
Mary J. Roberts
Sallie McLean
Mae
Lula Roberts
L. T
John J
Edgar
James Roberts
Fayetteville _News
Woolsey Sunday School
You will get relief from Pain wher Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills are taken
An advertisement claims Dr Miles anti pain pills ease discomfort when used as directed. It promotes relief from various aches and stresses the product's effectiveness and availability.
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Miles
Voters urged to act with vote on national duty
A critic argues many claim readiness to die for their country but remain idle, urging citizens to actually vote to safeguard the nation. The remark frames turnout as a practical act of patriotism and duty.
Cascasweet Gentle Remedy for Cross Dolls and Babies
A vintage ad touts Cascasweet as a safe cross baby remedy with no opiates, endorsed by mothers nationwide. It claims compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law and notes Fayetteville Drug Co as the seller.
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Fayetteville Drug Co
The Trouble With Us Turns To Other Tasks
A reflective line notes that when people feel prepared to undertake meaningful work, they must redirect focus to another matter. The remark emphasizes competing priorities and the difficulty of sustained effort.
DeWitt's With Hazel Salve Ad for Wounds
An advertisement promotes DeWitt's Hazel Salve for cuts burns bruises and scratches. It claims usefulness for piles and notes availability from Fayetteville Drug.
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DeWitt’s
Fayetteville Drug
One Cheer Is Better Than a Dozen Bowls
An old advertisement promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills sold by Fayetteville Drug Co. Easy to take little pills marketed as a simple remedy, highlighting convenience over multiple bowls.
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DeWitt
Fayetteville Drug Co
Man to Face Plagiarism Accusation Over Bookish Speech
An unusual case surfaces as a man with a bookish speaking style is accused of plagiarism. A patent remedy advertisement touts Manzan Pile Remedy for all forms of piles and claims relief of pain soreness inflammation and itching for 50 cents, sold by Fayette One Drug Co.
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FayetteoNe Drug Co
Rolling Stone Proverb Recalled in Traditional Saying
A folk maxim notes that a stone left unmoved will accumulate moss, contrasting with a rolling stone that avoids such buildup, underscoring the value of movement and change.
Wood's Liver Medicine Claims Malaria Relief and Tonic Benefits
Wood's Liver Medicine advertised as a tonic for liver derangements and related pains. It promises relief from malaria chills fever headaches constipation stomach and kidney disorders with first dose tonic effects. The 1.00 size contains more quantity than the 60c bottle and is sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Wood
Fayetteville Drug Co
Baby on the Walk Sparks Call to Lock Doors
A passerby sighting spurs alarm and urge to secure home with iron bar and locked silver. The moment captures fears of street risks and parental vigilance.
Rings Little Pills for Headache and Biliousness
A vintage ad notes Rings Little Pills relieve sick headaches and biliousness. It claims a rosy complexion and clear eyes result from use and urges not to be or sicken. Sold by Fayetteville Drug Co.
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Fayetteville Drug Co
Nerve and Liver Pills Advertised for 60 Doses
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills with 60 doses priced at 20 cents. The copy appeals to delicate persons seeking mild action and relief.
Notice to creditors in Martha Haynes estate
Creditors of Martha Haynes late of Gorcia Fayette County are urged to render in their demands within the legally prescribed time. All persons indebted to the deceased should pay immediately. This 14 day of July 1908. L. L. Haynes Adm r of Martha Haynes
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Georgia
Fayette County
Sarah Mitcham
Rachell McEachern
Rachel McEachern
Ana
B. Lewis
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