July 4 1902 chatter and political jibes from Savannah crowd
A jumbled column from Jackson and Savannah papers comments on Mary Yelling Lease, July 18 elections, Cox and Bryan, and insults toward Gov. Aycock. It mentions editorial notes on Cleveland and Roosevelt era politics, Chautauqua attendance, and potential royal names for the Prince of Wales. Multiple figures and outlets are cited in a brisk, opinionated roundup.
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Philadelphia
Ivy 18
Joe Terrell
Marie Louise Myrick
Bryan
Nebraska
New York
Savannah Morning News
Ephrok Hancock
Cleveland
Times
Argus
Ephraim
Gov. Candler
Teddy
Grover
Prince of Wales
George Frederick Ernest Albert
Edward VIII
George V
George
Georges
England
Europe
Mont Pelee debate mirrors faith and disaster in St Pierre
The Savannah News contrasts Mt Pelee eruption with Christian Science views denying material disaster. A quoted Christian Scientist argues evil cannot exist, blaming suffering on mind pictures and belief. The piece mocks coronation coverage and laments misinformation in city dailies.
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The
Savannah News
Mont ‘’Elee
St. Piere
Literary Digest
Mont Pelee
St. Pierre
Pelee
Edward
STATE STILL IN DEBT AND BURNING TAXES
The editorial notes that the governor has borrowed 150000 at three percent to pay teachers while a 350000 public property fund was moved to the general fund leaving the state in debt. Last year 200000 was borrowed. this year 50000 less. The piece mocks taxpayers and cites campaign poetry mentions from Hartwell Sun and Jackson Argus as distractions. It ends with a tease about June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Eorror Magill
Hartwell Sun
Grover C
Willie B
William J
Grover
Illiam T
Brother Shaver
Jackson Argus
Georgia
Tattnall
Health Fads and Political Chat From the Nation
Editor Barrett notes summer malaise and suggests oat meal water and sea voyages as tonics. It covers a North Carolina congressional race with Dowd, Hufman, and Webb, plus critiques of Bryan, Cleveland, and other public figures. The column also cites an Irish doctor claiming a garlic inhalation cure for consumption and ends with Dr. Roberts on happiness and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Birmingham Age-Herald
North Carolina
W. C. Dowd
Mecklenburgh County
T. M. Husham
Catawba
E. Y. Webb
Cleveland
Dowd
Mecklenburgh
Charlotte News
Hickory Democrat
Catawba County
Hufman
One Acre Lot and House for Sale by New York Store
For sale two options one acre lot with a six room house and a good water well or one vacant one acre lot on West third street. Seller offers either or both. Contact W. P. Ezett at New York Store.
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West Third Street
W. P. Ezett
New York
Mercer University Ad Promotes Courses and Catalogue
Mercer University in Macon Georgia is presented as a premier institution inviting readers to request a college course catalogue. President P D Pollock is named as the contact for obtaining information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer University
Macon
P. D. Pollock
Fresh Bread at Allen & Co. Saves a Woman's Life
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with curing her severe lung trouble and obstinate cough after years of ailment. The remedy is advertised as a guaranteed cure for coughs colds throat and lung trouble with 50c and 1 00 prices and a free trial bottle offered by Harris Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Harris Drug Co
Jackson in It Wood Heirs Pursue 100 Million In England
Special to Jackson Argus reports a Philadelphia meeting of Wood descendants claiming stake in a vast English estate of James Wood died 1886. About 200 claimants form the James Wood Heirs Association with dues to pursue wills and chancery action. An heir may live in Jackson, Georgia, officials plan further gatherings. Col. Thoreat Moore withdraws from Butts county legislative race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wood
Jackson Argus
BaLtiMore
Wood
James Wood
England
Philadelphia
Pennsylvenia
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Bristol
Gloucester
Chancery Courts
Beires
Jackson
Tes Woods
To Cure a Cold In One Day Advertisement
A vintage ad promises curing a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a four dollar refund if not effective and states E W Jrove signs each box.
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E. Wjrove
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Butts Co
Jackson Postoffice
A. H. Shaver
Addison H. Shaver
Jackson, GA
Iris
Mary
Lease
Hanna
Congress
Jefferson County
G. W. Kelley
Charley Pendleton
Dublin Courier-Dispatch
MT. Pelee
Don Quixote
Atlanta
Dolliver
Vassar College
South
Laura Talbot Galt
Louisville
J. W. Roberts
Wesleyan
Hill
Acworth Post
Harris Drug OO
W. I. Wagner, Florist
McDonough Street
Allen & Co.’s
Thoreat Moore
Butts County
Tuowreat Moore
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