Local notes and opinions in Thomasville paper
A miscellany of editorials and local observations from the Times-Enterprise includes remarks on onions in hunters diets, the South Carolina Supreme Court, auto safety, Chattanooga reunion attendance, University of Georgia commencement interest, pecan crops, mint at the White House, and Georgia’s weather outlook. It also comments on a California hotel project, Taft at Yale, Andrew Carnegie's Vanderbilt gift, and a Hampton DC incident, with comparisons to broader political and social themes.
Pecan Possibilities Rise in Southwest Georgia
The Albany Herald notes pecan industry gains, with investors earning dividends as $12,000,000 spent on development in Southwest Georgia since the boom began. Orchard sizes run thousands of acres, many bearing commercially, and the Georgia paper shell pecan holds vast, global demand with easy shipping and strong food value.
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Georgia
Albany
South
Doubt Casts Light on a Thomas County Bug Tale
Readers raise skepticism over a Thomas County blue bug story reported by multiple papers. Editors joke about naming the farmer and a possible $10 000 suit while noting sensational claims and local bravado amid turmoil over the Phagan case and Leo Frank.
Jim Ham Lewis Receives Woolen Mitten Gift
Jim Ham Lewis has ten woolen mittens from a western manufacturer. He plans to use them next year for cold weather around the capitol.
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Jim Ham Lewis
Capitol
Thomasville Victim Among Fourteen In Sublimate Case
A Thomasville victim joins fourteen people who have taken corrosive subliment following the Macon case, prompting concern and ongoing investigations into toxic substance exposure and public safety warnings.
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Macon
When Some People Get Down To Brass Tacks
A compact note quotes a phrase about readiness to act without delay. It highlights decisive behavior and straightforward action in a concise aphorism style.
Doctor Prescribed Drinking Report Sparks Debate
A local case recalls a man who drank only on a physician’s order, prompting discussion on medical controls and public health ethics. The incident highlights tensions between treatment plans and personal choice within the community.
City Court Calendar Lists Many Civil Actions and Jurors
The Gity Court Calendar lists numerous civil actions with plaintiff and defendant names, attorneys, and court dates including Thursday June 19th. It also provides a lengthy roster of jurors for the June Term, naming dozens of citizens.
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A. J
B. A. Shinholster
J. H. Smith
J. B. Singletary
L. J. Sturdivant
B N. Surles
C. C. Vick
A. W. Wooten
J. P. Zeigler
T. W. Lewis
Experience of Motherhood and Lydia Pinkham's Herbal Aid
An article on motherhood notes the strain of pregnancy and the risk of unprepared health. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women, claiming it restores health and normalcy to those preparing for or recovering from childbearing.
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Lydia E. Pinkheam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Juvenile theft case ends with repayment duty
In Chicago on a juvenile case, thirteen year old Joseph Burk is ordered by the court to earn money to repay the theft. His mother Mrs Anna Burk was sentenced to ensure the boy keeps a strict schedule and fulfills the repayment, with the judge approving the sentence as carried out.
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Chicago
Anna Burk
Joseph
Metcalfe Named Civil Governor of Panama Canal Zone
Washington June 3 Richard L Metcalfe of Lincoln Nebraska editor of The Commoner William J Bryan s paper was chosen by President Wilson for the Civil Governor post of the Panama Canal Zone in a White House appointment confirmed today Metcalfe has long been allied with Bryan s antiwar and reform causes and takes over the canal zone administration duties from the previous governor The nomination cements Metcalfe s influence in progressive era politics and Panama Canal administration
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Washington
Richard L. Metcalfe
Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Panama Canal Zone
Dr Herringtons Liver Pills For Georgia People Ad
An advertisement notes Dr Herringtons Liver Pills For Georgia People are made in Waynesboro Georgia for many years and sold across the South. Frank S Palmer mayor endorses them and urges households to keep them. Pills are 25 cents per box and available through Peacock Mash Drug Co Ingram Drug Co and Thomasville Georgia.
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Herrington
Georia
Molls
Aynesboro
EL. P. Herrington
Waynesboro
Dr. Herrington
Georgia
Frank S. Palmer
Peacock-Mash Drug Co
Ingram Drug Co
Thomasville
Farrow
No Lazy Label Tied To Health Says Scientist
A scientist argues laziness stems from health issues not character, claiming most indolence comes from malaria germs in the blood that destroy red cells and produce chills fever and grippe. The text mentions No. 101 Tonic and its prescription basis.
Liver Medicine Ad Linked to Heartburn Relief
Dr M A Simmons promotes Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine for heartburn sour belching and constipation. Claims to cleanse liver stomach and bowels. Price 25 cents per package. Sold by R Thomas Jr and Peacock Mash Drug Co.adv.
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M. A. Simmons
R. Thomas, Jr
Tax Notice Schedule for Tax Collection in Various Towns
The notice lists multiple tax collection dates across towns such as Barwick Oaklawn Pavo Patten Merrillville Ochlocknee Sculler's Store Ellabelle Metcalfe Cook's Store Boston Thomasville and closing on June 20. Locations include Meigs Meigs and other districts with dates from May 15 to June 20 and times from morning to evening. It is signed by F B Norton T R T C.
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Barwick
Oaklawn
Pavo
Metcalfe
Cook’s
Boston
Thomasville
Norton
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