Georgia and national notes mix of politics and events
A Georgia audience hears Dr. MacArthur denounce infant baptism as heathenism while a Chicago murder case ends with the suspect’s body found. President Roosevelt visits Chattanooga with a silver cane from Chickamauga battlefield. Georgia politics feature debates on supreme court nominees and a 44-member House plan. Agricultural outlooks predict corn prices and a Mineral Bluff tannery project. Local elections loom with party maneuvering and independent bids in Spalding County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Chattanooga
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tle
First Baptist Church
Chickamauga Battle Ground
Seventh Congressional District of
Georgia
Reputed Integrity and Stage of Modern Marriage Referenced
A moral column extols the value of reputation after a jeweler hides an embezzled imitation stone and offers to compensate the owner to avoid publicity. It contrasts square character with carpentry wisdom, then recounts a unique wedding in Paragould Arkansas between Robert Spencer and Nancy Cravens, noting gifts including a set of teeth and a quip about a graduation gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquirer-Sun
Baptist Church
Paragould
Ark
Robert Spencer
Nancy Cravens
Botanic Blood Balm promoted for numerous ailments
An advertisement urges readers to try Botanic Blood Balm B B B for ulcers eczema scrofula blood poison cancer skin diseases and rheumatism claiming it purifies the blood and improves skin tone. Druggists sell it for $1 per bottle and free samples and medical advice are offered by mail. Also notes Georgia state revenue for the current year at about $3.6 million with two thirds allocated to free schools and pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flood Balm Co
Atlanta
State of
Georgia
You Suffer From Kidney Troubles Use Smiths Cure
Advertisement notes a kidney cure priced at 50 cents from Vienna Wing Co. The claim promises relief for diseased kidneys with no comparative details or medical endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Vienna Wing Co
Ice delivery notice by D B Thompson in city area
CEICK will deliver ice in fifty pound lots between six and eight in the morning anywhere in the city between the railroads and branches. No nickel pieces will be sold. If you have tickets after the 15th of this month call to cash them. the wagon will be taken off on the 15th for nickel trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Thompson
Vienna's Tensorial Artist Calls For Work and Razors
Prof. Chas. Powell, a noted local artist, invites job seekers to contact his shop and also asks country residents to bring razors during court week for sharpening by a skilled professional.
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Chas. Powell
Vienna
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Dooly County
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Jonson
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Nebraska
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Senate
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Supreme Court
J. A. Brooks
Spalding County
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Mandler
Candler
South Georgia
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Savannah
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Croesus
Papa
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Eureka
Enders
Standard Oil Company
J J Cooper
Presbyterial Institute
Blackshear, Georgia
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New Orleans
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Lynchburg
Danville
Richmond
Superior
Charleston
South Carolina
H. Hardwick
Washington, D. C
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W. H. Taylor
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Willis
Mallory Bros. Machinery Co
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Toeer CO
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