Plan for country life movement urged by Washington governor
Gov M E Hay of Washington requests President Fassett of the Spokane chamber of commerce appoint a committee of educators and business leaders to devise a practical plan for Roosevelt's country life movement. The aim is to relieve urban congestion and make farming a profitable, satisfying business, boosting rural life and productive land use across America. The report will lead to state committee chairs launching a permanent statewide organization to advance intensive farming ideals in the Island Empire.
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America
Island Empire
Roosevelt
Do It Now Georgetown Baseball Support Appeal
Editor urges immediate support for Georgetown baseball in 1910. Iredell Hilliard appeals for financial and moral backing from every citizen, promising better ball and no grounds to complain if contributions are timely. The message emphasizes urgency and collective effort.
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Georgetown
Iredell Hilliard
The House Opposite mystery tale in Sunday World
The Sun day World presents a new detective story The House Opposite in a separate free booklet with the February 13 issue. It follows Anna Katharine Green titles House of the Whispering Pines and Leavenworth Case and is touted as the best of all.
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New York
Taft prosecutes big bankers as reform signal
Washington notes that Federal authorities have jailed banker John R. Walsh of Chicago for five years for violations of banking laws, with Morse of New York already serving a 15 year term. Taft's approach is praised as applying the law evenly to rich and poor and seen as a lesson to deter shady enterprises. The piece also contends opposition to the Postal Savings Bank plan is waning, arguing it would benefit workingmen and farmers with 2 percent interest and government security.
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John R. Walsh
Chicago
Morse
New York
Atlanta
Taft
Postal Savings Bank
Pneumonia Follows Cold Warns of Early Treatment
A fragmentary notice urges to treat a cold at its first sign to prevent pneumonia. It references unnamed figures and promotes a medicinal remedy sold by druggists, cautioning against dangerous illness and asserting effectiveness in expelling the cold.
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All
Black Dolls Decide Race Pride At St James A M B Church
In Wilmington on January 28 the St James A M B Church congregation debated if colored children should play with white or black dolls. George W. Benson and Rev R T Pennington spoke before the vote, which favored black dolls for children. They also concluded that in heaven blacks remain black and urged keeping to their own color on earth.
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Wilmington
Del
St.James A.M. B
George W. Benson
R.T. Pennington
Clifton Mills
Rexall Mucu Tone Advertises Health Tonic in Georgetown
Nervous, headaches, irritability, and exhaustion are blamed on catarrh and mucous membrane weakness. The Rexall Mucu Tone program promises to restore mucous membranes, boost overall health, and relieve dull mood. A money back guarantee applies if not satisfactory after a reasonable trial. Available at The Georgetown Drug Company Rexall Store in Georgetown with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.
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Rexall
Georgetown
Georgetown Drug, Company
Tillman custody fight before South Carolina Supreme Court
Columbia January 31 A habeas corpus contest in the state supreme court centers on Senator Tillman and his wife against their daughter in law over custody of the two granddaughters. Affidavits detail marital strife, alleged character issues, and letters. the case hinges on an old statute granting the husband sole parental right regardless of the wife’s fitness.
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State Supreme Court
Columbia
Supreme Court
Tillman
Tillmans
B. R. Tillman, Jr
Senator Tillman
Owan
Young Tillman
Edgefield
Edgewood
Washington
George Bunch
Stanburg
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