Elucidation of Work at Spring Hill Church
A Spring Hill Church of Christ correspondent praises Sunday services weekly at eleven, notes welcome to visitors, and highlights sermons by R M Bell of Kimberlin Heights. The piece recalls Bell before a May 30 sermon on Rest and credits Spring Hill as a cradle for preachers, naming brothers Mize, Griffin, and Bell. A June 7 Sunday School lecture by N H Sasser is also praised, and the writer closes by asserting Spring Hill's ongoing vitality.
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Times-Enterprise
Spring Hill Church of Christ
R. I. Hinely
Lake Park
Bob
R. M. Bell
Kimberlin Heignats
Tenn
Jessie Applewhite
William H. Bell
Gertrude Mimms
Larkin Mimms
Metcalfe
Elizabeth Mimms
Mary Mimms
Spring Hill Church
Satan
Bro
Bell
School of Evangelists
Kimberlin Heights
Andrew J. Mize
North Georgia
Horton W. Griffin
Michigan
Robert M. Bell
Alabama
N. H. Sasser
New Spring Hill Settlement
Quinine Tonic Laxa tive Brom Quin ine Ad Boosted Claim
Unclear ad copy touts Laxa tive Brom Quin ine as superior to ordinary Quinine with tonic and laxative effects. Claims no nervous head ringing and urges remembering full name and lopic for E. MV Grove signature. Price listed as 25 cents.
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GROVE
Hee
Villa offers a peace plan for Mexico at Aguas Calientes
General Francisco Villa proposes a new union of Mexicans to advance revolutionary goals and agrarian reform and to extend instruction for the poor. He signs notes to Wilson and Carranza and seeks a conference with Zapata and Garza. Carranza seeks U S recognition from Vera Cruz claiming dominance over Mexico.
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Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Wilson
Roque Gonzales Garza
Villa Claims Victory in Leon Battle
Washington reports first official American communication on the Leon engagement. It states Villa and Carranza both claim victory, Villa's forces are at Libera with captured supplies, Carranza's troops are too weak to advance, and both armies are reportedly regrouping for another clash.
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Villa
Leon
Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Libera
Brunswick shuts out Thomasville 6 to 0 in seven innings
Brunswick defeated Thomasville 6 to 0 on Saturday in seven innings as Winges struggled with wild pitching and poor support. The game ended early to let the visitors catch a train after a dominant performance by Brunswick.
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Brunswick
Thomasville
Winges
Rafferty
Hawkins
Nance
Reilly
Weiler
LaRocque
Local Baseball Scores Include Valdosta and Gainsey Encounters
Saturday action lists Valdosta games with Hodge Turner Batteries and Sloan Taylor in two innings totaling two hours. Umpire White notes time of game at 2 hours with scores showing multiple runs. Other matchups show Gainsy and Peddy Manchester Antley Reynolds with 1 30 time and Wagnon umpiring.
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Valdosta
R. H
Dothan
Hodge
Turner
Sloan and
Taylor
White
Peddy
Manchester
Antley
Reynolds
Wagnon
Hiastar Peal Plans Month Visit to East and New York
Hiastar Peal will visit friends at Camp Awas in Tiverton Rhode Island and travel to New York and the East Coast to see points of interest. The trip includes outings with friends and scheduled visits during the month.
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Hiastar Peal
Camp Awas
Tiverton
R.I
New
York
East
Trial Calendar for June Term City Court of Thomasville
The June term of the City Court of Thomasville opens Monday June 21 with criminal trials first. Civil cases follow Tuesday June 22 and continue through Friday June 25 with a long list of docketed suits and names of plaintiffs, defendants, and attorneys. A juror list and appearance docket for July 6 are printed in the issue.
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Thomasville
Three Women Apply to Practice Law in Georgia
Atlanta June 12 Three women applicants Miss Agnes Klein Mrs B Castleton and Mrs Minnie Hale challenge Georgia law by seeking admission to practice at the state bar this summer. The rule currently bars women from practicing law in Georgia.
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Atlanta
Georgia Legislature
Georgia Par
Agnes Klein
B. Castleton
Atlanta Law School
Minnie’ “Hale
GROVE'S TASTELESS TONIC Advertises Malaria Claim
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless tonic as a malaria remedy. It cites quinine and iron, promising malaria elimination and system build up, noting the price at 50 cents.
Water theft by wholesale shocks Atlanta readers
Atlanta on June 12 reports a city water theft scheme where a detective dubbed a mechanical Sherlock Holmes uncovers systematic stealing of thousands of gallons of water daily from the city works. The piece notes frequent losses and a proactive effort to catch the culprits.
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Atlanta
Wnsheanieh
Sherlock
Holmes
Attachment lawsuits and jurors listed for June City Court term
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple claimants including Luke Ledford and 40 Malsby Co against Crowell Lumber Co. appears as an attachment matter with attorney C E Hay. Jurors named for June term including Adams, Buntin, Carter, Clark, and many others listed.
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Miller
H. A
I. B
McGarrah
2D D
Massey
A. B
Parrish
J. B
Rookd
Ley -Redfearn
Lek Shelly
D.M
Spooner
Vi Te
Thornhill
Gom
Wilson
I. Pay ‘White
Jbl
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Universal Restoration
An ad asserts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the only cure for catarrh and related constitutional disorders. It touts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to restore strength and guide healing, urging readers to trust the product’s efficacy and offering contact details for J. Cheney & Co.
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Pulldine
Nater
J. Cheney & CO
Tole
Emergency tax effect on Georgia special taxpayers
The internal revenue office in Georgia moves to handle a surge of emergency and special taxes as the fiscal year ends June 30. The emergency tax act targets brokers, pawnbrokers, theater proprietors, pool halls, tobacco manufacturers, and others. Dealers must renew permits or face six months or full-year taxes and possible federal prosecution for nondisclosure.
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Internal Revenue Office
Georgia
Uncle Sam
Revenue Service
Howling “Alley
Abace Ace
Elobher
Ciigars
Cobb still leads major leagues in batting average
The report notes Tyrus Raymond Cobb of Detroit atop major league batting with .416 over 61 games. In the American League Daly of Chicago leads other leaders at .376 after 18 games, Chicotte and Schneider among National and Federal leaders with averages around .364 to .381 across 11 to 41 games.
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Chicago
Buty Tyrus
Raymond Cobb
Detroit
Cobh
Daly
Chicotte
Schneider
Cincinnati
Daubert
Brooklyn
W. Zimmerman
Joe Tinker
Magee
Watson
Buffalo
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State Department
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Redfearn
Boston Naval Stores Company
Floyd & Lee
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Thomasville Live Stock Co
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J. McRae
JH. Merrill
F. “Mitchell
Thomasvile Lives Stock, Co
Ws. McRae
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J.H.” Merrill
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White Sea Island
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