One Year In The News Acknowledges Gratitude For First Year
The News marks its second year, noting it passed the one mile post on Sunday June 1. It credits readers and subscribers for rapid growth despite early disadvantages from town size and competition, pledging fair impartial coverage and thanks to supporters.
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One Mile Post
Henomengl
Righ
Vote for Terrell for Governor
Macon News argues for fair coverage and defends public officials against misrepresentation while condemning partisan abuse. The piece emphasizes merit and honest methods over money driven editorial meddling and promotes a local hat shop line.
Letter from Tir Perry Endorses Terrell in Georgia Race
The letter discusses political support for J. M. Terrell in Georgia, criticizing Guerry and Turner while praising Terrell as clean, honest, and capable. It references Sam Jones and Sam Small, campaign tactics, and Terrell’s stance on governance and constitutional issues. It argues Terrell would make Georgia a good governor and urges voting for him.
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Bartor
George
Jones
Guerry
Georgia
Terrell
Mr. Jones
Sam
Joe
Mr.Guerry
Turner
Cordele Club
Court House
J. M. Terrell
Freedom of Women and Murder Trials
A leading daily cartoon on Mrs Hooke’s murder trial prompts the Macon News to critique women attending court cases. It argues refined women should avoid such trials, fearing loss of purity and increasing social permissiveness in American life.
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Florence Burns
Asthma Sufferer Praises Foley’s Honey and Tar
Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa writes that after years of asthma and trials of cures including physician treatments in New York he found Foley’s Honey and Tar gave immediate relief and will not be without it. He recommends it to all and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Otterville
Iowa
New York
Foley
Tichenor’s Antiseptic Praised in Early 1900s Letters
A series of endorsements from Griffin and Jefferson area residents extols Dr. Tichenor’s Antiseptic as an excellent remedy for cuts and bruises. Letters from K F Errop and Rev. W L Tanton claim its efficacy and safety, noting healing without inflammation and broad family use.
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Griffin, Ga
R Jefferson
Refinement of hogs reshapes industry and bristle supply
An exchange notes that improved hog breeding and care have reduced bristle production and changed the supply chain for brushes, saddles, footballs, and other leather goods. As hogs are fed to market weight, fierce temper and bristle growth decline, shifting demand to distant regions like Siberia and Mexico.
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United States
Siberia
Mexico
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