Davidson and Ferguson in looming governor race
The piece notes a possible showdown between Davidson and Mrs. Ferguson as other entries pull back. Mrs. Ferguson aims to vindicate her name and hints she may run again if her administration is attacked, with her manager James E. Ferguson signaling a plan to go to the people to defend the administration.
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Lynch Davidson
Goveror
Davidson
Ferguson
James E
Fergusons
Dan'Moody
Mr. Moody
Trim
Texas
Lynch
Jim
California Fig Syrup Ad Warns About Imitations
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup for feverish or constipated children. It touts gentle relief, no narcotics, and states bottles include dosing directions for all ages. It warns to request genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitation products.
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California
Editor Speaks Slainly About Road Deadbeats
Albany News decries road deadbeats harming drivers and calls for stopping pickups. The column laments passengers who freeload, recounts a bumpy encounter with ungrateful riders, and railes against false courtesies while urging readers to avoid risky roadside hitches. It also notes police and municipal figures amid ongoing labor tensions and weathering public sentiment.
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Physicians and druggists recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten influenza like attacks. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water purges the system, with no salts or nausea and no interference with eating or work. The next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. a family package with directions costs 85 cents at any drug store.
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Albany News
West Texas
Noman
Nuff
New Orleans
Albany
Racial taunt stirs dust in Greenville race
Editorial from Greenville Messenger on October 22, 1925 criticizes jeering remarks near a race. It notes real racers are Lyond and Ferguson and claims the disturbance only splashed dust in a few eyes. The piece reflects local press sentiment amid the event.
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Lyond and
Ferguson
Greenville Messenger
Population and Wealth of the United States
The population of the United States on September 1 was 114,340,000 according to a treasury department estimate. The September 1, 1924 population was 112,922,000. Money in circulation on September 1 this year totaled 4,784,024,000, excluding treasury and federal banks, up from 4,773,878,000 a year earlier. Per capita circulation stood at 41.84 dollars versus 42.28 dollars a year ago.
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United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Federal
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Davidson and Ferguson
John R. Rennie
F. T. Ramsey & Son
Schreiner-Hodges Co. General Merchandise
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