CAPITAL CHAT ON HEALTH WEATHER AND POLITICS IN ATLANTA
Atlanta dispatch chronicles influenza grip with deaths and dangers of convalescent relapse. It notes unseasonably mild winter, busy Stone Mountain and Lithonia quarries, and ongoing real estate activity as northern visitors praise Georgia. Police and soldiers clash, while politics trend optimistic for General Phil Cook and state leadership.
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Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Lithonia
Dakota
Americus
WITHOUT A RIVAL The Southern Cultivator leads agricultural periodicals
The February issue of The Southern Cultivator dominates its field with extensive departments. Alliance coverage by Hon W J Northen reveals progress of the Georgia State Agricultural Society. Prof J E Willet discusses peach yellows in Georgia. A portrait features Capt Zacharias Jordan Drake of South Carolina who yielded 255 bushels per acre, with field view and cultivation notes. Annual price is $1.
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Southern Cultivator
Ita
Alliance Department
W. J Northen
Georgia State Agricultural Society
J. E. Willet
Georgia
Zacharias Jordan Drake
South Carolina
Illinois corn crop loss reported by state bureau
The Illinois bureau of statistics estimates last year’s corn crop value at 55,327,000 with costs at 68,000,000, leaving farmers a loss of 12,673,000. Mortgage debt stood at 416,876,000, rising as long as a good staple crop costs more to produce than it can sell for.
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Americus
Georgia
Brunswick
Athens
South
David Dudley
Gble
Illinois Bureau of Statistics
Union
Advices to Mothers Teething Remedy Advertisement
A historical health note promotes a teething remedy for children claiming to ease gum pain wind colic and diarrhea. It advertises Is “Twenty-five.” cost per bottle and emphasizes soothing effects for teething infants.
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Mas. WrveLow
Macon Post Office Chief R D Locke in Charge
The article reports R D Locke now heads Macon post office. It notes Georgia State Agricultural Society met in Hawkinsville for its spring session. It mentions Rome & Decatur road control of Rome & Decatur. Atlanta forms Grady Cadets military company, Capt Lyman Hall elected captain. Also cites Agriculture Henderson ruling out Star Slaughtering and Phosphate fertilizers.
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R. D. Locke
Macon
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Hawkinsville
Chattanooga, Rome and Columbus
Rome & Decatur
Atlanta
Grady Cadets
Lyman Hall
West Point
Henderson
Star Slaughtering and Phosphate Company
Ohio
Eyes Fitted With Dianonly Glasses at Cotton Avenue
An eye care note records customers receiving Dianonly Eye Glaxson and Spectacles at Door's Piragsacy 49 Cotton Avenue.
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Door
Cotton Avenue
Bargain Sale of Coates Stock at Receiver’s Auction
Receiver’s sale offers New Goods bought for winter trade at reduced prices. Clothing, Gents’ furnishing goods, jewelry, hats, shoes, trunks, valises and umbrellas featured. Fresh, stylish stock touted as nobbiest line in the city. Open for business at the old Coates stand, Allen House corner. invites customers to call.
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Coates
Americas
Allen House
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