Sovereign Cigarettes Dominate Southern Market Growth
Sovereign has attracted more Southern smokers in 18 months than many brands do in years. The smooth mellow LOV of Sovereign delights Southern smokers with full flavor from Southern grown Queensland Belt tobacco. Long aging and blending insure even burning and consistent quality as the world’s leading tobacco organization crafts the best straight domestic cigarette. More smokers try Sovereign daily and sales climb each month. Quality tells.
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Wet Country Shys Miss Glose at the Majestic
Augusta Glose the clever seville performer visits the Majestic theater this week amid rain flooded districts. She recalls traveling from Texas to Houston and Waco, describing the twisted tracks and rain soaked streets. She praises the new Majestic and jokes about lights in the window.
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Secretary Daniels Denounces Hysteria in Defense of Reforms
In New York, Secretary of the Navy Daniels criticizes claims that Progressive measures are hysteria. He argues reforms like initiative, referendums, pure foods laws, and currency reform serve the people and curb corporate influence, noting recent tariff and conservation debates as evidence against hysteria.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad From Georgia
P H Ginn of Middleton Georgia recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best safeguard against croup and colds for children. He says his kids are susceptible but receive prompt relief and quick cure when using the remedy. The ad notes Fischler's Drug Store as a supplier.
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Oyster bake promised for Christmas in Lambert’s ward
Alderman Ray Lambert guarantees a Christmas oyster bake with 25 barrels to feed the First Ward crowd. He notes last year’s shortage and explains the yard kitchen setup with fires pit digging and shell cooking to serve all who come. Captain Joseph E. Cusack, former Texas department commissary head, visits San Antonio before Philippine duty after border service in Arizona with the Ninth Cavalry.
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