Fapper on Masks and Faces Lecture Tonight for Charity
An attentive audience will hear Dr. T. O. Tapper speak on Masks and Faces this Friday night. Miss Lilla Johnson will sing, with other musical features. The lecture, praised by press notices, promises impressive elocution and dramatic delivery, a strong moral message, and entertainment to benefit the local Masonic Lodges.
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T. O. Tapper
Lilla Johnson
Manfow
Siprencs
Atlanta
Birmingham News
Tupper
Memphis Evening Scimitar
Seed Rye Brings Profit as Webster County Farmer Sells
On Lamar Street two large farm wagons drawn by four mules carried sacks of seed rye. Owner Manson Little of Webster County traveled to sell about 100 bushels of seed rye. The crop sold well, adding roughly $150 to his earnings.
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Lamar Street
Manson Little
Webster County
Little
Modern Beauty Thrives on Healthful Living
The article extols a modern beauty who thrives on good food sunlit exercise and open air. Her form glows with health and her face blooms with beauty. When her system needs cleansing she uses Syrup of Figs a gentle pleasant laxative by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Bargain Lawn Fabrics and Towels Sale This Week
Thousands of yards of fast color lawns at 44c yd for Monday and Tuesday, plus twenty five dozen good towels at 2c each sale price. Corsets, veiled satin, and neat, lace trimmed pieces offered. ladies full length trashsables at 23c with week only discounts.
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Ren
Neal
Lee
Iband
Turkish Bath Towels and Shirts Offer Bargains
Last week the Eagle and Phoenix mills in Columbus Ga produced Turkish Bath Towels described as extra good size and nearly flawless, offered at 1.10 per dozen. Also advertised are fresh shirts of percales and madras at 50 cents, in latest styles with attached or detached collars, offered cheaply in the display for sale.
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The
Eagle and Phoenix Mills
Columbus
Americas
Judge L F McCoy In Critical Condition In Americus
Judge L F McCoy, longtime Americus resident formerly of Opelika Alabama, lies in precarious health with only hours to live. He had been treated at Milledgeville asylum months ago and discharged last month, his mind reputedly scarred by his son’s Civil War death, leaving a unique local figure nearing death.
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L. F. McCoy
Americus
Opelika
Ala
Milledgeville
Georgia States Cash With Debt Interest Paid Promptly
The semi annual interest on the public debt of Georgia totaling 163542 60 is due on July 1 and will be paid promptly. It is customary for the governor to make a temporary loan of 200000 in fall to cover running expenses. Last year Governor Candler needed only 100000 and current treasury conditions suggest no loan will be necessary this year.
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Georgia
Candler
NAMED STATION FOR WILLIAMS One Near Savannah Named to President Williams
Georgia Alabama railroad stations south of Pooler renamed in honor of President John Skelton Williams. Pooler station named Williams after him, while Montgomery area has John station awaiting selection. Bloomingdale area station to be Midden ndorf for the vice president. Also ad for Dr King s New Life Pills praising health benefits.
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Savannah
Williams
Alabama
Pooler
Wheeler
John Skelton Williams
John
Montgomery
Skelton
Bloomingdale
Middendorf
Dr. King
K. J. Eldridge
Tate Springs Tennessee health resort blurs into memoir fragment
Fragmentary OCR describes Tate Springs Tennessee as a health and pleasure resort with mention of cottages walks and telephones. The garbled text hints at amenities and shipping inquiries but is incomplete.
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Carlsbad
Americ
Tennesce
Rodera Bal
Americus Party Heads to Linville for Summer Retreat
A sizable group from Americus plans a mountain summer in Linville North Carolina with cottage stays. M M Wheatley and Mrs Bacot lead arrangements as others including Mrs Huntington Mrs Crawford Wheatley and Judge and Mrs Charles Crisp join the trip while a fall total of Americus visitors is expected. Linville is described as an ideal resort with prior visits by several locals.
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Americus
Linville
North Carolina
M. Wheatley
Miss Wheatley
George W. Bacot
Bacot
C. A. Huntington
Crawford Wheatley
Purchased a Suburban Farm by John Daniel
John Daniel bought a thirty acre suburban farm from Mrs. T. M. Farlow yesterday, trading a city lot and dwelling on Church Street near Brown. He plans to raise potatoes and other truck, moving there to live alone, a deeply noted personal change.
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John Daniel
T. M. Farlow
Church Street
Brown
Daniel
Forsyth Street
Cleaning Up And Clearing Out Time Now At Hand
With the close of this week we will wind up the most successful June sales in our history. This first week we propose to make the largest in point of sales of the four. Strongest inducements we ever offered in the way of prices at this season of the year.
Ladies’ Shirt Waists Sale at Ridiculously Low Prices
Stock of fewer than 200 wash waists offered at very low prices. Parcale and lawn waists previously 65e now sold at about 250 each, with several styles reduced from 1 ar Gotovst 38 to 499 each.
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Gotovst
Closeout on Ladies Skirts From Ready Made Stock
We are anxious to clear all crash pique and duck skirts at once. Our 150 skirts now 980, 00 skirts 139, 250 skirts 175, 800 and 350 skirts 103. Garments are well made with seams felled and eight inch hem at the bottom.
Straw Hats Slashed Prices For Quick Clearance
Our entire line straw hats will be slaughtered. We have gone through the line and thrown them out and marked them at prices just one half and one third what they formerly were. Children’s sailors and tampshanter straws formerly 100 will go at 60c. Odd lot of children’s sailors heretofore 500 at 25¢ each. Ladies’ sailors heretofore ranging from Tie to $150 will be sold for 40, & 5c. Men’s straw hats formerly 50c now Men’s odd straw bata formerly $100 now 50¢ each.
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Arcadia
Sc Yard
Price of Wheat Rises Amid Crop Losses and Surplus Doubts
Farmers anticipate a dollar per bushel for surplus wheat as crop destruction and market concerns push prices higher. In two weeks wheat rose 22 cents per bushel while Northwest production fails. The note hints at a possible market corner and continued price escalation amid regional shortages. Meanwhile twenty eight barrels of empty beer bottles were shipped yesterday, totaling 3360 liquidless receptacles, suggesting alternative thirst removal during artesian repairs.
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Americas
Northwest
Floods Rise Near Columbus Halt Cotton Mills
The Chattahoochee River rose thirty two feet at Columbus Georgia, inundating bottom lands south of town and forcing all cotton mills to close. Coffer-dams belonging to the Columbus Power Co. were washed away, with about $4,000 in contractor losses. Farmers face heavy losses as rains persist with cotton down at least thirty five percent and peaches possibly half their yield if rain continues another week.
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Columbus
Chattahooches
Columbus Power Company
Central Shows An Increase In Weekly Earnings
The Central of Georgia Railway reports week ending mid June earnings at 4,703 dollars versus 96,029 the prior year, and year-to-date 2,083,642 dollars against 2,415,052 for the same period last year. Ad copy for DeWitts Litt le Risers vitamins claims gentle liver cleansing without griping by W A Rombert.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Robbed the Grave
A Philadelphia man recounts a startling tale of illness and near death, crediting a medical tonic for a dramatic recovery. He claims the product revived his strength after weeks of decline and warns others not to miss it, noting the price and local store.
Ladies Belts Sale Prices Cut on Pulley and Fancy Belts
The ad offers the entire line of ladies belts with steep discounts. Belts formerly 50 cents are now 20 cents, 15 cent belts reduced to 10 cents, and belts priced at 100 dollars now selling at 1.00 each, while $150 belts drop to 1.00 each.
Wash Goods Bargains Drag Shirrings to Yard Sale
Local store presents deep cut prices on 5000 yards of shirting prints at 8 4 per yard and 8000 yards of figured moulin tirade and other wash fabrics at 5c per yard. Large lots of lawns organdies dimities and more, with many items previously 10c to 15c now 5c to 12c per yard. Magnificent line of wash fabrics pledged at bargain prices.
Sundry Specials on Counterpanes and Undergarments
List of sale items includes T5e grade hemmed counterpanes offered at one price this week. One case of large extra heavy crochet counterpanes for 125 each. Marseilles counterpanes priced at 11 each. 300 ladies Swiss ribbed odds underwear to be cleared this week, with underweats sold at 19c to 100?c, former prices 20c to 50c.
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Marseilles
Kidney Cure and Salve Promises in Vented Claims
A fragmentary ad filled page text touts Foley's Kidney Cure for Bright's disease and diabetes, DeWitt's Little Early Risers for liver and bowels, and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin ailments. It warns against counterfeits and cites Davenport Drug Co as supplier. The clumsy prose adds tips on coughs, digestion, and kidney trouble with various names and local shops.
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Bright
Davenport Drug Co
Betes
Foley
Davenport Drag Co
Barkache
Orne Ve Rotant
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Wexford
Dimitris
Uc Yard
Congress
Soc
Geo, D. Wheatley
Old Reliable Jewelry Store
G. T. Sullivan
Page Co
Windsor Hotel
Fapper ON
Fairbanks
White Fairy
A. G. Duncan
Tate Springs
Tennessee
Carolina
Hever
Central
DeWitts Lite Jy
W. A. Rombert
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Arellman
Eldridge
Cererieosti
Ask Sfor
James Fricker
Jewelers
Iene A
DeWitt
A. Rembert
W. A. Hombert
Davenport Drax
Adartner
Hy McKee
W. Rembert
Bunko
Steerare
W. A. Rombere
Mmoss
Dodson
J.B. Hudson's Drug Store
Chamberlain
W A. Rembert
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Lone Gare
Port Drog Co
Ae Dickens
Parrots
Kant
Lensili
Paglec
Dane
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