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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
3
A vintage advert promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as the most effective general tonic and malaria remedy. It claims fast-dissolving ingredients in gastric acids, not tasting bitter, and highlights decades of southern recognition with a 50 cent price.
Thousands of families know it already and a trial will convince you this remedy heals wounds burns sores ulcers and more. Guaranteed by your Druggist at 25c 50c or 1 00 and a Laxative Bromo Quinine cold cure also advertised with E W Grove signature.
Mrs Leo M Frank calls her husband innocent and a good husband. She says no man could be a criminal to a wife like me and that detectives twist evidence. Prosecution notes she did not visit him for over a week after arrest, affecting public perception.
Atlanta reports a measure to amend Georgia state constitution allowing municipal bonds with only a majority of actual voters. The proposal aims to simplify bond issuance for cities and could apply to Atlanta specifically for a potential 5 million dollar program.
Atlanta June 6 A leading editorial in The Call of the South discusses child labor of newsboys at dawn as they carry Sunday editions. It notes hearted parents at home while their child bears burden and urges recognition of small life pains. The issue also comments on the Ollie Taylor case and northern journals following Southern coverage.
Washington, June 6. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley former chief chemist at the agricultural department loses a handful of hair after wagering that his baby could jerk out a rival’s hat. The infant succeeded and Wiley now wears a hat bought by the friend.
Washington reports William F. McCoombs currently chair of the Democratic National Committee may still be named ambassador to France. He has declined twice, but President Wilson reportedly keeps the post available for him.
Atlanta June 7. The grand jury has produced little visible action in probing vice conditions. Officials admit no indictments or major investigations have occurred and no plans to indict the police department or Felder for libel. The Byand Jupe eee etem or Religion Forward Bulletin quote questions morality claims and urges scrutiny of alleged connections to liquor interests.
Advertisement for Paynes Heumatone claiming cures for rheumatism and kidney support. Promises better daily life, brighter health, and extended years with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price $1.09 per bottle. Sold by Peacock-Mash Drug Co. Cady.
Washington June 6 Twenty four Senators yet to be heard as Senate Lobby Investigators resume. Acting Chairman Reed expects more subpoenas to be examined before adjournment. Oliver owner of 1000 shares U S Steel stock denies seeking to influence tariff debates and declines to name other copper investments. DuPont Farm holdings and steel stock, but no powder stock, say he never discussed powder in Senate talks. Thomas cites telegrams and clippings suggesting anti free sugar forces aimed to sway Western lawmakers against Wilson plan.
North Tonawanda New York June 6 After her grave was struck and an undertaker sent for burial in Buffalo Mrs William F Kelly was found alive and improving in a hospital where she was confined The husband telephoned the hospital to ask about her condition and believed the attendant to say she was dead He notified the Charities Commission that she should be buried at the public expense Authorities ordered the grave dug and the body prepared The undertaker located the woman alive at the hospital She suffers infantile paralysis.
London editorials laud American Ambassador Page for his first England speech at the Pilgrims Society banquet. Papers say his remarks solidified the friendship between the United States and Britain and hit the mark in cementing bilateral bonds.
The Southern Commercial Secretaries Convention met in Charleston on June 6 with topics including agricultural development civic affairs industrial work and commerce. E J Watson South Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture spoke on drainage and related issues.
The Curran Committee report criticizes New York City detective and police departments as corrupt and inefficient. It accuses detective officials of urging criminals to commit burglaries and paying for tools, alleging a partnership with criminals and recommending reform.
A morning crowd of children gathered at the Court House to receive gold fish from a fountain after it was cleaned. The cleaning was slow due to trash and buildup on the iron stand. About fifty fish were saved and returned to the fountain while many children waited with containers to take home their catch.
Lebanon Junction Tennessee youth Andrew Maden aged fifteen killed himself after a magistrate fined him a dollar for hopping a freight train. The incident occurred yesterday and the death is attributed to the humiliation from the fine.
Boston June 6 The court opened to the close of the trial of William F Wood president of the American Woolen Company Frederick Atteux and Dennis Collins charged with planting dynamite in Lawrence during the 1912 textile strike Collins has already confessed to his part in the job.
The Local Farmers' Union and the Sunday School of Prospect Church will host a union picnic about nine miles north of Thomasville on Friday June 13. All are invited to attend and bring full baskets for a day of enjoyable activities and fellowship.
Notice for the June 5 1913 General Assembly session announcing a bill to amend the Thomasville city charter. It proposes creation of a Bond and Sinking Fund Commission to manage municipal obligations.
The Yale Baseball Association in New Haven awarded a special chair to former President Taft in the grand stand behind home plate. Students found standard seats too small for him and carved a larger seat by modifying parts of the first row for his use as a faculty member.
Representative Hinebaugh of Illinois urges the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate Frisco Railroad operations now under receiver. He claims the system under Yokum management has not been legitimate transportation but rather a scheme to profit manipulators of its securities.
Representative Gallagher announced plans for a House rules committee hearing this week on his resolution for an investigation into the so called baseball trust. He said six witnesses will be sufficient to support his charges that a baseball trust exists.
Epsom England June 6 The condition of Miss Emily Wilding Davison a young Suffragette who was seriously hurt at the Derby race here Monday was much worse today and an operation was performed on her this afternoon in the hope of bettering her condition.
Mr and Mrs W B Cook of Boston spent part of yesterday in the city. Mr Charles Harris a favorite with Thomasville people is spending the day in the city. Mr C W Wimberley Jr of Bainbridge was in town briefly yesterday. Mr M N Pearlman of Boston spent part of yesterday in the city.
Mr B D Raines of Savannah among visitors Saturday. Miss Cora O Neal of Bainbridge visiting Mrs R W Higdon. Reed's Pennsylvania Onto Oil stands the test guaranteed. Taylor Mitchell Agent. Mrs M L Lively and Miss Irene Davis of Atlanta guests of Mr and Mrs Taylor Mitchell. Miss Terra and Marjorie Monroe of Eagle Springs N C visiting. Mr A W Palin and son Clarence left for Hampton Springs for a week. Mr and Mrs B C Gardner of Camilla visitors. Miss Hattie Pope of Milledgeville expected tonight to stay with Miss Susie Brandon. Miss Isabel Garrard of Columbus and Miss Ruby Byrd of Tallahassee guests of Mrs J L Turner. W H Buren & Son purchased Hupmobile touring cars through Thom ensville Motor Co. Miss Alice Parker returned from Milledgeville where she taught at G N I College. Miss Mabel Evang teaching music at G N I Milledgeville returned home. Mr Mitchell Davenport arrived from Auburn. warmly welcomed by Thomasville friends. Dr J A Taylor returned from Florida and reopened his office. practicing medicine in the city.
In London suffragists from the Women's Freedom League staged a demonstration outside the Peace Conference between Balkan Allies and Turkey. They aimed to protest Britain's stance on peace abroad while unable to maintain peace at home. A crowd pulled the speakers from their wagon platform amid clashes with police.
Two divorce cases are before the Atlanta court. Jacob Belliofl sues his wife to humor her Jewish ritual request for a divorce to enable her to marry another. Cora L. Lee sues J. J. Lee for divorce and seeks temporary and permanent alimony plus custody of a child after two marriages and a painful reunion.
A druggist offers a money back guarantee if PAZO cures no case of itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days after application. The ad promises relief and rest if the remedy fails.
Mrs Lane begins building a bungalow on the middle lot of the Munclean property on Crawford street near the Jewish Synagogue. Mr Yates holds the contract and will start at once. the foundation is laid and construction will proceed immediately.
A string of visitors spent Saturday in the city including Mr. I. R. Barwick of Cairo, Mr. T. M. Chastain of Pine Park, Mr. W. S. Jackson of Barwick, Mr. G. A. Wilson of Ochlocknee, Mr. Walter Huff of Macon, Mr. George F. Upton of Pavy, Mr. A. E. Hardeman of Bainbridge, and Mr. George Stembler returning from Atlanta on business.
Mr. C. D. Barrow of Barwick spent Saturday in Thornville. Mrs. R. L. Bridges returned to Oglethorpe after visiting her daughter Mrs. C. W. Hudson. Rev. H. Vann Redfearn of the Woodland Community in Grady county visited the city. Miss Elizabeth Cochran arrived from Thomasville and is with Miss Kate Ferperman in Waycross.
Miss Katherine Chastain accompanied by her cousin Miss Molly Denit of Washington DC visits Miss Aileen Parker in Moultrie. Miss Bessie Blackshear who has spent time with relatives leaves for Waycross where she is now making her home.
Mr Walter Blasingame who holds a responsible position with a leading drug store in Mouttie was among the Sunday visitors to Thomasville.
Mr and Mrs T J Silva arrived yesterday after spending several months in Bremen Germany returning home from their European trip remains of their stay.
Old Standard tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as a true tonic that drives out malaria and builds up the system for both adults and children. It claims to act as a strengthening tonic and sure appetizer, priced at 50 cents.
Mr and Mrs Fingerhut and their oldest son left for Panama City Florida today. Mrs Otten berg and their youngest child will join them in a few days.
Mr. Joseph Jerger returned home after attending the Veterans' Reunion in Chattanooga and visiting friends in Cincinnati for a few days.
Mrs. Georgia Smith of Thomasville and Miss Laura Lane of Boston depart this morning for Tallahassee to spend a short visit as guests of Mrs. J. T. Smith in that city.
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