Newpaper notes and political jabs in Georgia and beyond
The piece surveys multiple topics from the Zebulon launch of THE News with editor Marshal Smith to Ernest Camp at Vienna News. It criticizes Gov Candler on judiciary elections, praises The Argus for backing state leaders, and lampoons Dewey versus Schley, plus a harsh view of Yankee sentiment following a Littlefield Alabama incident.
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Ernest Camp
Vienna News
Georgia
Candler
United States
THE
ARGUS
Schley
Navy Department
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Gov. Candler
Eprtork
Tom Rainey
Littlefield
Ala
Brother Rainey
Jackson Argus
Agin
Eatonton Messenger
Bartlett Strongly Urged For Congress In Georgia Vote
The notice urges citizens to vote next Tuesday November 4 for Hon. Chas L Bartlett with no opposition. It argues Democrats must turnout to show strength and avoid mockery by Republicans, citing his deserved creditable vote and party duty. References to Gov Candler remarks and editorial notices follow.
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Chas. L. Bartlett
Congress
Bartlett
Georgia
Georgia Governor Terrell Praised In Editorial
The Arlus lauds Hon J M Terrell after his promotion to Georgia governor praising inaugural address and predicting a glorious era for the state. It urges fair press scrutiny and continued support while critiquing political rivals and urging readers to advertise with The Arcus for wide reach.
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J. M. Terrell
Georgia
Araus
Ex Governor Candler Receives Widespread Praise
Ex Governor Allen D. Candler leaves office with a clean record and broad public appreciation for fairness and impartiality. Supporters hail his service while a few critics argue over appointments, as Terrell era begins.
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Allen D. Candler
Gov. Terrell
Candler
Terrell
Gov. Candler
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Mercury Warning
An advertisement warns against mercury containing remedies for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, emphasizing internal use and to buy only genuine Hall's products. It also touts Hall's Family Pills as the best.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Little girls start eyeing boys as they notice their reflections
A brief observation notes that girls begin to show interest in boys at the same moment they start examining their own mirrors and appearances.
Cheap steel fencing offers economical enclosure option
The article touts steel fences as cheaper and more productive for farms, noting heavy Bessemer steel with galvanizing, woven in rolls of twenty or forty rods, with Nos. 12 wire stays, available in 20 to 58 inch heights for large pastures or hog pens.
Worthville Social Notes Highlight Relatives and Local Gatherings
Worthville report notes Miss Lex White visited Forsyth to spend time with relatives. Prof. Willie Barford and Miss Belle Maddox joined Miss Clara Barnes for an oyster supper hosted by Miss Carrie Pullism on the 21st. Attendees included Clara Barnes Maggie Godsey Randy Chambers Lex White Trudie Maddox Adelaide Chambers Belle Maddox Anna Hendricks John Hodges 8. T. Hendrick Joe Hammond Willie White Raymond Maddox Willie Burford Lewis White Ike Wilson Ernest Fincher Dr and Mrs W. B. Butner Mr and Mrs T. O. Cawthon. The Sykes family plans Forsyth residence for the coming year. Prof J Rex King started school Monday with a good roll. Miss Maude Edwards to assist as needed. SADYE
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Worthville News
Lex White
Forsyth
Willie Barford
Belle Maddox
City
Clara Barnes
Carrie Pullism
Maggie Godsey
Randy Chambers
Trudie Maddox
Adelaide Chambers
Anna Hendricks
John Hodges
T. Hendrick
Joe Hammond
Willie White
Raymond Maddox
Wilie Burford
Lewis White
Ike Wilson
Ernest Fincher
W. &. Butner
T. O. Cawthon
W.F. Sykes
J. Rex King
Maude Edwards
Sadye
Kodol Promises Cure for Indigestion in Multitudes
An advertisement touts Kodol as a new discovery that digests food and improves digestion. Mrs. Cranfill of Troy, I T, claims years of indigestion ended after four bottles, urging others with dyspepsia to try it. The notice urges taking a dose after meals and claims it can transform food into red blood.
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Mrs. Cranfill
Troy
I. T
W.L. Carmichael & Co
Youth's Companion Promotes Condensed News and Subscriptions
A promotion for The Youth's Companion outlines its condensed news and balanced editorial stance aimed at busy readers. It advertises a 1903 volume for $1.75 with 1902 issues and special calendar, plus a 12 color lithographed Companion Calendar. The page also includes a humorous domestic anecdote about a boy injured in a football game, contrasting with work duties.
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Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Real Estate for Sale by J. T. Bryan of Jackson Ga
Real estate ad offering two residential houses with lots for cash sale plus three to four vacant city building lots. Also a residence to rent and possible trade for farming land. Apply at once. Jackson Ga contact J. T. Bryan.
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J. T. Bryan
Jackson, Ga
Winter Tourist Tickets On Southern Railway Sale
Southern Railway began selling Winter Tourist tickets to principal resorts of the south starting October 15 under the same terms as previous years. For rates and resort details consult any Southern Railway agent. W. H. Tayne A G P A Atlanta Ga.
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Southern Railway
W. H. Tayne
Atlanta
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