Duncan's Store sale across denison crepe paper and notions
Duncan's Store advertises a clearance with Dennison's crepe paper in fifteen foot lengths in 34 shades at low prices. Also offered are embroidered handkerchiefs, fine India linens, 10 cent children's cambric bodices, linen lawn fabrics, denim buttons, rose pins, gold beauty pins, pearl buttons, tempered steel scissors, Richardson embroidery silk skeins, silk hose, buttermilk soap, white muslin skirts, and McCall's Bazaar patterns at marked down rates.
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Dennison
Infant Daughter Interred At Oakgrove Cemetery
Mr R L Hampton of Fitzgerald arrived yesterday with the body of his infant daughter The interment took place at 10 o'clock yesterday morning at Oakgrove cemetery Hampton formerly lived in Americus for many years before moving to Fitzgerald
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R. L. Hampton
Fitzgerald
Oakgrove Cemetery
Hampton
Americus
Americus Poised for Census Count in 1910
Americus expects a 1900s era rise to at least 12 000 in the federal 1910 census as Uncle Sam counts noses across Georgia. George E Rickey, census supervisor for the Third District, will oversee enumerators in Sumter county with April counting slated to finish within a month.
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Americus
Sam
Georgia
Americas
George Ernest Rickey
Sumter County
Rickey
Fitzgerald
Samuel
State to consider forest survey with federal aid
Atlanta on August 17 J G Peters of the United States forestry service met with Gov Brown and the state Department of Agriculture to discuss a preliminary survey of Georgia forests and natural resources. The government would cover half the cost if the state pays the other half. No decision yet, but Brown will pursue after Assembly work.
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Atlanta
J. G. Peters
United States Forestry Service
Gov. Brown
State Department of Agriculture
Prohibition largely settled in Georgia say experts
Atlanta August 16 It is a safe forecast that Georgia prohibition is settled for at least two years. The Alexander amendment failed to ban near or real beer statewide. The general tax act restricts near beer to towns over 2,500 population, with Confederate veterans barred from license. Revenue from licenses stood near 200000 yearly, with 25000 wholesale and 1083 retail dealers needed to reach 350000. Major cities host about 500 retail outlets. total near beer places statewide unlikely to exceed 1000. The tax may close smaller venues more than it shrinks larger city outlets.
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Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Pius II to Issue Encyclical for Foreign Missions
Rome August 17 Pope Pius II plans an encyclical urging funds for foreign missions. Vatican officials note total contributions nationwide are about 2 million dollars yearly, far below England and America's 5 to 6 million for Protestant missions.
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Rome
Pius II
Vatican
England
America
Remains of Evan Prothro Sent to Richland From San Francisco
The body of Evan Prothro, about 66, died last week in San Francisco on a pleasure trip home from the Seattle Exposition. It was sent back to Richland with arrival expected yesterday. he was well known in Americus and highly esteemed locally. A separate note claims all legislators drew full salaries and none objected to waste of time.
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Evan Prothro
San Francisco
Richland
Prothro
Americus
Seattle Exposition
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Rover Suspect it
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root advertised as a universal kidney remedy claims to ease rheumatism back pain and urinary issues. It promises immediate effects and free sample bottles by mail from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York, urging readers to mention the paper.
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Ggiste
Dr. Mer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Close Shaves From Death in Thunderstorm Near Valdosta
Dr. E. P. Quillian of Clyattville narrowly escaped a fatal bolt during a severe thunderstorm while en route to a patient. The lightning flash jolted him unconscious, blistered his body at the belt and garter buckles, and a runaway horse then struck his buggy, causing a severe ankle sprain. He continued to his patient but remains sidelined.
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Valdosta
E. P. Quillian
Clyattville
State Powers Grow Through Political Theory Meeting
At the Virginia Bar Association annual gathering in Hot Springs Virginia Dr Hannis Taylor former US minister to Spain spoke on a new era of good feeling and transformation in American political theory He warned the second Republican party will split over internal economic questions and highlighted the South's shift toward manufacturing and government regulation of many sectors to address vast economic changes
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Virginia Bar Association
Hot Springs
Hannis Taylor
United States
Spain
Taylor
Thomas Jefferson
Republcan
Abraham Lincoln
South
New England
Foley's Honey and Tar Relief for Lung Ailments
Advertisement notes that people with chronic bronchitis asthma and lung trouble can find relief by taking Foley's Honey and Tar, urging immediate use. It states the product is sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Cotton Market Report Corrected Daily by Connell
Americus Ga August 18 prices for cotton futures show September opening 13.39 closing 12.28 October 12.30 opening and 12.24 closing December 12.34 opening 12.23 closing all reported by J Connell with daily updates from the market in this region.
Savannah Market Quiet at Following Quotations
Savannah Ga August 18 tone of market quiet at following quotations Good Middling 12 1 8¢ Middling 12 1 4 Low Middling 11 5 8 Cleaned based on readable text, names include Savannah and Georgia markets with prices quoted in cents.
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Savannah
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cure for Coughs and Pneumonia
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures a cough or cold regardless of severity and prevents pneumonia and consumption, urging readers to buy the product for swift relief and health protection.
Harriman’s Central Road Gambit Spreads Across Rail Lines
The report notes Harriman holds an option on the New York Central and could seize control along with Georgia Central and Illinois Central. It warns that any other railroads with a Central in their name should retreat to avoid capture and consolidation.
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Harriman
Georgia Central
Police Graft and Reform Call From Former Commissioner
New York August 17 Former police commissioner Theodore Bingham argues in Hamlin Magazine that graft in the force costs hundreds of millions yearly via blackmail and bribe schemes. He urges a fearless reformer empowered to dismiss subordinates, and cites whispers of officials profiting from illicit houses and the rogues’ gallery while urging stronger anti graft laws.
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New York
Theodore Bingham
Hama Magazine
General Bingham
McClellan
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Ftee
Unsc
West Street
Upper Broadway
Bingham
Rogues’ Gallery
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured in Wheezy Pain Ad
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for urinary disorders and back ache. It narrates a user's relief after using the product, urging readers to buy from dealers and heed the Doan's name.
Friend of the email boy found. health claim cited
Dr McCormick Bim told the Independent Association of Doctors that eating is excellent for health. This undermines the common reason for denying the kid's application for Alice.
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McCormick Bim
Associiom
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