Atkinson to Speak in Dooly and Cordele Campaign Event
Hon Spencer R Atkinson candidate for Governor will address citizens of Dooly and surrounding counties at the noon recess of Dooly Superior Court next Monday Mar 21 He will also speak in Cordele Monday night following Let everybody who can be present hear and meet South Georgia's distinguished citizen
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Spencer R. Atkinson
Dooly
Dooly Superior Court
Cordele
South Georgia
Col Taylor Speaks to Dooly County About Liberty
Col Thomas C. Taylor of Hawk Insville addressed about 200 citizens in the Dooly Superior Court courtroom at noon yesterday. He denounced monopolies combines and bankers and urged a Congress member in sympathy with the downtrodden masses to champion their cause, citing Grady Voorhes and Charles Frederick Crisp. He promised another speaking opportunity in the future.
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Thomas C. Taylor
Hawkinsville
Congress
U. S
House of Representatives
Charles Freder
Col. Taylor
Johnson’s Chill and Fever Tonic Claims One Day Fever Cure
Why take Johnson’s Chill and Fever Tonic: it cures the most stubborn fever in one day. This bold claim highlights rapid relief and targets readers seeking quick fever relief from a familiar remedy.
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Johnson
Tale Johnson
Tender-hearted women facing war’s grim scene
A stark war meditation evokes a regiment in combat and the suffering of soldiers. It asks women to remember their own pain and witness the bloody field, the wounded, the surgeon’s long death, and the hollow ache of loss as lives are ground down.
War and sorrow of mothers amid calls for just conflict
A stark critique of warmaking exposes mothers' suffering as war demands their sons, condemning profiteers and news purveyors who glamorize slaughter. It warns the public to pause, seek justice, and reject campaigns fueled by selfish profit and biased reporting.
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New York
Shooting at McDonald Place Leaves Two Wounded
Last Saturday night at a negro mullis supper on Mr. P. G. McDonald’s property a dispute led to gunfire. Several men drew their shooting bone and fired. Two of the negroes were seriously wounded with the extent of their injuries not yet learned.
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P. G. McDonald
Mistaken Ability and the Ark of Safety
The piece argues many misjudge their own limits, spurred by praise, and warns that youth who ignore parental or teacher guidance risk failure. It contrasts Noah’s ark warning and Moses’ deliverance with the Egyptians’ defeat, urging patience in the school of life to avoid the great examination day.
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Father
Noah
Heaven
Aarons
Pharoh
SCOTT'S Emulsion Promises Heal Coughs Quickly
The advertisement claims cod liver oil based Emulsion soothes and strengthens weakened tissues and adds vigor with glycerine and hypo phosphites of lime and soda. It urges not to neglect coughs and asserts one bottle may do more now than ten later.
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Scott
John Wanamaker on newspapers as ads and posters
The speaker denounces posters and dodgers, praising newspaper advertising. He explains planning long term newspaper space deals, preferring direct publisher relations, and notes substantial yearly profits and reinvestment in ads. He emphasizes support for newspapers and profits from advertising.
Truthful Endorsement for Dr Bull's Cough Syrup
An advertising note praises Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a cure for cough cold and hoarseness with a New York City testimonial from Jas Hadfield of 850 West St. It states the remedy sells for 25 cents and includes a political aside about Hone and candidates Lewis and Cook amid gubernatorial turmoil.
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E. B. Lewis
Phil Cook
Herald
Fatal Shooting at Plantation Near Drayton
On Sunday night around midnight Joe Hollon went to Noel Carter's house and shot him while he lay on his bed. The Black men live on W. E. Sripp's plantation near Drayton. The incident is believed accidental, but the shooter has been jailed and a true bill may be returned for a serious case.
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Snet
Joe Hollon
Noel Carter
W. E. Lripp
Drayton
Is Life Not Worth Living Says a Man of Low Spirits
In the Oconee Enterprise a man laments life’s troubles but is urged to reassess his stock. His health and strength, brains, and daily toil are valuable assets that outmeasure money or fame. His life policy of service to family and country remains strong despite gloom.
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Oconee Enterprise
Jay Gould
Vanderbilt
McKinley
Col, Highlo
Two Mossbacks and Hoary Gags From Local Papers
The Fitzgerald Leader and Tifton Gazette humor items share agricultural quips and ribald exchanges. A Abbeville farm scene prompts village wit about winter wheat and tobacco fields while Ocilla and cows spark quips about buttermilk and milking. A Tifton visitor’s joke about milking, plus a Fitzgerald girl’s pump handle remark, close the collection.
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Abbeville
Daniel
Tifton
Tifton Gazette
Fever in One Day Tale Johnson's Mystery
A brief note in a local column reports a sudden fever spread affecting residents. Health officials urge care and note no major outbreak, while communities monitor cases and seek explanations for the rapid rise.
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