Georgia sportsmen urged to join game protection group
An Atlanta movement seeks to form the Georgia Game Protective Association to pass and enforce stringent game laws modeled on Alabama’s standard game law. Charles L Davis of Warm Springs chairs the drive, calling for members and local coordination among sportsmen to seal land posting, license fees, and the prohibition of selling game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Charles T. Hopkins
Georgia
Alabama
Sportsmen of
Charles L
Uis
Warm Springs
Fishewssociation
Charles L. Davis
Georgia Game Protective Association
Chas
T. Hopkins
Seaton Grantland
Griffin
Charles Woolfolk
Cotube
Cotton Seed Crushers Day Held at Georgia State Fair
Atlanta activities of the Cotton Seed Crushers' Association of Georgia celebrate Cotton Seed Crushers Day at the state fair. President W H McKenzie and Secretary Fielding Wallace called members to Atlanta for a luncheon and smoker at the New Kimball attended by over five hundred members and delegations from Albany Dawson Montezuma Savannah Macon Carrollton and Augusta. The association showcases cotton seed products in the agricultural hall with linters hulls meal oils and soap stock and uses cotton seed oil as shortening in cooking booths.
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Atlanta
W. H. McKenzie
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
Fielding Wallace
Augusta
Georgia
New Kimball
Albany
R. G. Riley
Dawson
J. H. Fulford
Montezuma
President McKenzie
Savannah
G. T. Tennille
Macon
W. B. McCaw
Carrollton
J. A. Aycock
Wallace
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
B. R. Ravenel
Convicts in Demand Across Georgia Counties
Prison commission reports counties ready to take misdemeanor and felony convicts. Fifteen counties signaled willingness to take six to fifty misdemeanor prisoners each, with felony prisoners also expected to be disposed of. About 800 misdemeanor convicts anticipated as wildcat camps close by November 1.
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Atlanta
Prison Commission
Augusta Chamber Plans Descriptive Booklet Of City Resources
State news notes Bibb county pensions to be paid in December and Ordinary Wiley cites delays. Marriage license issued to Isaac Bell and Sallie Craig of Atlanta after long friendship. Exchange Bank of Macon shows slow September collections and a 65 percent payout to date. Election returns split between governor and secretary of state. Jim Council escapes Durham mines with other convict Brown recaptured. Macon to gain more convicts under anti lease drive for roads. Ben L Jones pursues Arkansas fortune. Munson Line sues Waycross firm for 36000 over Panama car shipments. Macon seeks Wirs monument. Daughters of the Confederacy to place it. Martin town elects L V Matheson mayor. GC officers chosen.
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Augusta
Chamber of Commerce
Queen City
Savannah River Valley
Bibb County
Wiley
John R. Wilkinson
Fulton County
Atlanta
Isaac Bell
Sallie Craig
Exchange Bank of Macon
Hart
Phil Cook
Secretary of State
Jim Council
Durham Coal Mines
North Georgia
Council
Oliver Brown
Brown
Macon
Bibb
John A. Betjeman
Albany
Southern Industrial and Commercial Congress
Washington, D. C
Columbus
Board of Trade
Congress
Ben L. Jones
Nat Jones
Arkansas
West
Nat. Jones
Mr. Jones
Munson Steamship Line
South Atlantic Gar and Manufacturing Company
Waycross
Savannah
Panama
United States
Steamship Company
Colon
Emory Sneer
Valdosta
Wirs
Cotton Avenue
Commercial Bank
Daughters of the Confederacy
Martin
L. V. Matherson
J. M. Walters
T. J. Young
W. B. Mitchell
G. L. Nelms
H. A. Rankin
R. F. Garner
Orly
Matheson
Teething Relief and Patent Remedies Ad Blurbs
An assortment of patent medicine ads tout Dr. Thornton's Enay-Teather as a universal baby remedy for teething summer diarrhea flux indigestion and stomach troubles plus a claim to cure colds in three days. Also promotes two bronze McKinley memorial tablets and a slew of tonics laxatives and headache cures with prices and mail order offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canta
Hartwall
Antidote for Skin Diseases Promoted as Cure All
Terrenine touted as a universal remedy for evzemay tetter ringworm erysipelas and other skin diseases. Claims include instant relief and permanent cures in aggravated cases. Priced at 50 cents, available at druggists or by mail from J. Shupravin Dept A Savannah Ga.
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Shupravin
Depti. A
Bae ‘Vannah
Clever Women Then and Now in New York
A New York Press passage argues modern women in New York rival historical figures like George Eliot and Lady Mary Wortley Montagu in intellect and social knowledge. It praises contemporary female writers, correspondents, and Fifth Avenue hostesses, urging updated commendation.
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George Eliot
George Sand
Mary Wortley Montagu
Lady Blessington
New York
Montague
Fifth Avenue
New York Press
What if women voted the ballots be handpainted
A Washington Star remark quotes Mr. Sirius Barker questioning women voters. He speculates on possible ballot changes and criticizes handpainted ballots, reflecting satire on suffrage era debates.
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Sirius Barker
Washington Star
Campaign rhetoric and rival plans shape 1912 race
National campaigns showcase posters tablets and speeches as Taft Bryan and Roosevelt touring key states. Debs criticizes the race as graft prone while Hughes and Sherman defend stances on trusts, labor, and suffrage. Funds, misaddressed literature, and public appearances mark the high political tempo.
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Taft
Bryan
New York
Eugene V. Debs
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Wall Street
University of Nebraska
Hughes
Morgan
Rockefeller
Ohio
Sherman
New Jersey
Oswego
Waverly
Elmira
Samuel Gompers
Chicago
Georgia
Hugenn V. Ottafin
Prohibition
Fon
Taenpoen
Ind
Prohibition Party
Richter
Democratic Nationas Committee
Mack
Bayat
Nebraska
Denver
Cannon
Stermalt
Senate
Kentucky
William Randolph Hearst
Union Pacific
Omaha
Neb
Haskell
Oklahoma
Farmer's Dairy Bitter and Secretary Wilson Report Growth
Secretary Wilson notes farmers added 53 billion dollars to national wealth over nine years and that two years of farm output could buy all railroads. He also says farmers received seventy five percent more for their produce than ten years ago.
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Wilson
A Cure at City Mission For a Young Woman
A report from a city mission describes a young woman in a severe condition with scabies and related ailments from exposure. After seven weeks with little progress, a regimen using Cuticura products led to better sleep and eventual recovery, with Laura Jane Bates of New York crediting the cure.
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Laura Jane Bates
Fifty Ave
New York
N.Y. Mar
Stella and Bella discuss engagement and ring details
Fragmentary dialogue notes a question about engagement and a reply mentioning a ring and bail size in a New York context. The readable text hints at a personal exchange without full facts or names.
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Stella
Bella
New York
Lydia E Pinkham Women’s Vegetable Compound Claims
Claims from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound asserting worldwide testimonials from women cured of female illnesses. Notes letters in Lynn Massachusetts files showing self reported recoveries and reductions in surgical operations, detailing ingredients and claimed restoration to normal feminine health.
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Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia
E.pinkham
Lydia EE
Lydia EB
Lydig
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Sportsmen of Georgia Organized Protective Association
REA CO
Minneapolis
Minn
President McKinley
Brandywine Park
Wilmington
Del
Youne
Ji M
Youso, Jr
Jim
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Democratic National Committee
Indiana
Middle West
Thomas L. Hisgen
Washington State
City Mission
Cutiura
Laura
Ndia
E. Pinkham
Dr. Girigg
Gainesville Medicine Co
Gainesville, GA
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