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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
2
Chester Shuman announces candidacy for Councilman of Vidalia Third Ward. He asks voters for their support and promises to merit their confidence. Public notice runs as a paid political advertisement.
With the consent of Mr. P. T. Fulmer his friends announce him as a candidate for Council for the Fourth Ward of Vidalia in the Fall election of 1927. Paid Adv.
Friends announce J C Price as a candidate for Councilman at Large in Vidalia for the upcoming fall election of 1927. Paid advertisement.
The Friends of Mr T R Lee announce his candidacy for mayor of Vidalia in the fall 1927 election. Paid advertisement.
A Duluth Herald item notes a maxim about thrift and costliness with a wry quote on silence and women preferring frugality. No broader event or names provided.
Henry Wright Beasley declares his run for the Third Ward council seat in Vidalia for the fall 1927 election. The notice notes it is paid advertisement.
A short remark notes that many men who considered marriage remain in the bachelor class, reflecting on social expectations and romantic decisions of the era.
Special notice advertising exchange of generators and repair services in 1914 Jacksonville Florida. Offers new equipment equivalents for $4.00 items including starters magnetos fans lighting plants and power motors with armature winding and guaranteed workmanship for all makes and types.
The Comptroller of the Currency reports since the McFadden Act became law, 34 state banks have converted their charters to national banks. The trend is highlighted by federal officials to the public through their documents.
A London daily reports a Munchausen style yarn about an elephant climber that evades capture. Captain Long Chalk chases a wounded elephant in Africa as the animal uses a palm trunk to vault away, a scene cited by Youth's Companion.
The editor of Woman's Home Companion asserts a fifteen year old child is worth about 25000 in future production minus consumption, highlighting the vast wealth of the nation. Government data show an annual national income near 90 billion dollars and an average income of 2010 for workers, with 40 percent of the population employed and purchasing power 44 percent higher than 29 years earlier. Dr. W I King notes ongoing gains from innovations and organization as wages rise. Many wives dress stylishly due to creditors' ability to pay.
A Nature Magazine report explains the hermit crab protects itself by inserting its abdomen into an empty shell it carries during its wanderings.
Thirteen foreign governments paid Uncle Sam $88,998,931 on June 15. France contributed $10,000,000. The remittances show that foreign debtors may be more reliable than common sarcasm suggests.
Malaria in the Blood Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to destroy malarial germs and purify blood. It advertises energy and vitality restoration, improved appetite, and a stronger system with a pleasant taste, priced at 60 cents per bottle with liver pills offered as a bonus.
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