Atlantic State News Briefs Hit Diverse Public Issues
The state railroad commission plans a August 29 meeting to push orders requiring telegraph firms to open offices at all regular railroad stations. Georgia and Florida cane districts gain federal Ag Department agents to study cane manufacturing. Indian Spring property known as McIntosh reservation changes hands to Scovilles for 12 acres owned by Georgia, in long term lease. Georgia cattle prizes total $3,000 at Southern Interstate fair in Atlanta with a push for southern and Georgia herds. Gress donates $500 to Atlanta elephant fund after Clio’s death. Dixon sentenced to life for killing her husband in Johnson County. Mayors’ convention set for October in Atlanta with reception and free fair access. Gate City Guard vows to fight any disbandment. State tax rate likely to fall slightly with county returns showing gains. Milledgeville reform at state farm ends stripes for youths and starts segregated, educated camps. Prisons report convicts escape from Pitts, with reclosures and a Clayton County jail hold. Hunter to be commuted from five to three years for embezzlement. Stevens buys 107 Capitol Avenue home in Atlanta.
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G. W. Scoville
Hotel Aragon
Atlanta
Indian Spring
McIntosh Reservation
State of
Georgia
Hunter
Thomas Hunter
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad Company
Prison Commission
Candler
Superior Court
Fulton County
West Point
Morocco
Ees
Death of Harry Tracy and Salem Prison Burial
The body of Harry Tracy was received at Salem Oregon penitentiary two months after his daring escape. Prison officials identified him and allowed convicts to view the corpse before vitriol was placed on the face and burial in the prison cemetery.
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Salem
Harry Tracy
Oregon
Palm Oil Banned in Oleomargarine Coloring
Washington dispatch reports Commissioner Yerks rules palm oil may not be used to color oleomargarine even in tiny amounts. The decision cites the oil solely for imparting color and denies its use.
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Washington
Yerks
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Kaiser Wilhelm II Launched as World's Largest Steamer
At Stettin Germany the Kaiser Wilhelm II was launched at the Vulcan shipyards in the presence of Emperor William. The new German Lloyd steamer is the largest ship and is designed to be the fastest in the world.
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Stettin
Germany
Vulcan
Srettin
Emperor William
Bee by the Sea Tickets On sale at Central Station
Partial readable copy notes tickets available at Central Station for a seaside event. Listing unclear names and dates due to damaged text but indicates sales channels and price hints.
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Spranna
Pais
Eggs Age and Freshness Told by Candled Tests
The article explains egg freshness depends on more than age, noting candling in dark rooms classifies eggs as firsts seconds and thirds, and that heat accelerates decay. It cites New York Times on how refrigerator storage can keep two week old eggs tasting fresher than newly laid ones.
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New York Times
Three Ages of Man Thought in a Moral Tale
The passage outlines three ages of man with a comic moral arc. First, innocence when he dreams of mischief he would do. Second, the prime of life as he performs those deeds. The third age arrives with repentance for past wrongs.
Experience the Only Teacher in Daily Humor
A compact page item blends humorous quotes and advertisements from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper. It references married couples quarreling, Allen's foot remedies, nerve restorers, and various patent medicines, with scattered product claims and brief notes on authors and items.
Female weakness and headaches praised by a patient letter
A testimonial from Mrs Esther praising Peruna for female weakness and headaches. The letter mentions improvement after using the remedy, notes past suffering, and cites Dr. S. B. Hartman and the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus as endorsers and sources of information.
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Econ
State Railroad Commission
Department “of Agriculture
Florida
Department
J Treed
Ors
Gress
G. V. Gress
Grant Park
Clio
Sarah HB. Dixon
Johnson County
Supreme Court
Court of
Jere Walden
Penitentiary
Mims
The
Fair Association
Chamber of Commerce
Gate City Guard
O’neil
Stoté Mis
Milledgeville
Tyson
Pitts
Jonesboro
Clayton County
Wilcox County
Enterprise Lumber Company
North Georgia
Stevens
O. B. Stevens
Capitol Avenue
Tracy
APLAT
Brooklyn
Allen
Rample
Allen B. Olmsted
LeRoy
Orneryo' Ae
Albotticnad Trestiseires SC
Sheffield
H. H. Gaxgx
Atlante
Poe
Mrs. Winslow
Don
Allays Zien Thegeme Regi Abottle
Borden- 1
Albert Burch
Wes
Toledo
Ophie
Teint ‘the
Bank of England
Work Grove
N. J
Grey Dea
Bessie
Hamlin
Wizard Oil
RS. Esther Ammied
Peruna
Ieee
8. B. Hartman
of Thelears
Ex Rence
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Worceste
Ty Worcester ET CO
Worcester
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Porras Deva
Itiene
Canthee
Bartoneuey, Mashine and Boller Works
Augusta
Pis
Wesleyan Female College
Ball
J. Ww. Beam
D.D
Macon, Georgia
Mooney School
Frankiin
Tenn
Murfreesbnre
College of Live
Southern Dental College
W. Foster
Inman Bldg
Atlanta,Ga
Atlanta College OF Pharmacy
U. S
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Man Seo
Tayse
Whitehall
Allanta
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