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Newspaper
Vidalia Advance
Location
Vidalia, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
2
The Advance Publishing Co. Vidalia Ga receives all correspondence and remittance notices for this column. Please direct readers questions to the publishing office and ensure payments are sent to the specified post address.
Several pleasure boats were blown out in the marsh at Warsaw Island below Savannah Sunday night. Mrs. L. D. Allen of Cleveland Ohio shot her husband to death and then killed herself. Fifteen year old Frank Reinecke was sent to death at Mt Holley Nai Tuesday night after playing burglar. R As Adame, convicted of murder and under death sentence, escaped from Walterboro jail Tuesday night and has not been recaptured.
Confederate veterans gathered in Nashville for a three day reunion with citizens opening homes and hospitality, creating a memorable event this week.
A Pennsylvanian seeks $5,000 in damages from a woman who jilted him after an engagement of five months. The case aims to show both sides have rights in affairs of the heart. Emilio Aguinaldo plans a U S trip next month visiting Manila and major cities. He may visit the St Louis Exposition and see American wealth and power, a move viewed as high profile. A woman’s tears end when she resumes celebrating her birthday anniversary.
It is expected that lively clashes will occur at the national party conventions over polygamy. Anti polygamy resolutions are prepared for introduction in both conventions, but the Mortons are pushing to head off such resolutions.
The passage notes Mormon groups insisting they can swing twenty electoral votes and hold balance of power in Utah Idaho Colorado Wyoming and Oregon. They say they will use that leverage to their advantage and urge national politics away from the issue.
Dublin Courier-Dispatch argues that Georgia state conventions rushed platform planning and restricted input. The piece urges full convention-wide submissions, transparent platform committee consideration, and thorough deliberation before action.
A column extols sunlight as the most effective medicine, stating sun exposure kills germs and purifies living spaces. It urges walking and living in sunlit rooms, opening windows to East or West, and airing bedding to disinfect and refresh without odors.
An ad lists varied spirits with prices for express prepaid orders. It markets Mt Vernon Rye and several gins, rums, brandies, and wines with prices ranging from 1.50 to 4.00, including Old style rye and bourbon varieties and multiple brand names.
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