Youngest Confederate veteran General David B Freeman dies in Atlanta
Atlanta June 19 The youngest veteran of the Confederate armies General David B Freeman 77 commander of the Georgia division of the United Confederate Veterans is dead from a heart attack after returning from the Confederate reunion in Charlotte North Carolina For years he ran Georgia newspapers and later edited a Marietta paper He had served as Georgia Veterans Division commander for four years with a term that would have ended this fall He is survived by two sons a niece and several grandchildren
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Heat Puts East Under Strain as Death Toll Rises
The East endures a seventh day of extreme heat with 11 deaths in the last 24 hours. Drowning and prostrations are reported at beaches as cities record record highs including 93 in New York and 103 in Bloomsburg. A man faces trial next week on an accessory before the fact charge in a separate slaying case.
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A Lone Drive to Dim Dillon’s Challenge
Jerry’s ally Lucy fights to prove his innocence after a desert elopement and a father’s murder accusation. A tense midnight pursuit unfolds as Deacon, Lucy, and Jerry confront Dillon’s deadly charge amid Lundy’s Place clues and a dangerous hunt.
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Mexican religious controversy near settlement
Mexico City reports government and Vatican emissaries have agreed on a basis for settlement of the Mexican religious controversy. Approval by Pope Pius is awaited to make the agreement effective and restore episcopal authority over Mexican churches.
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Baalmann's Gee Tablets Claim Gas Relief
An old advertisement promotes Baalmann's Gee Tablets as a permanent remedy for stomach gas and bowels. It asserts removal of gas pains and nervous symptoms, improved breathing, warmth in limbs, and better digestion, priced at $1 per pack from drug stores.
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