Georgia Notes Sketches From rORGLA and Nearby Areas
Georgia items report a new candidate for Railroad Commissioner Clif ford Anderson. more students at the State University Athens term. wild animals in Liberty ill Butts county. 46 moonshiners plead guilty in At lanta courts. detailed lunacy counts at the state asylum. Michigan colonists in Towns county mining gold. Wadley monument enclosure planned at Macon. a Brunswick buggy years old with replaced wheels. remarks from Dr John H Seals on medical error. Protestant mission growth around Guadalajara. Baconton widow case with jealous assault. Maxeys rattlesnakes kept alive in a glass box. Crawford man keeps a two year old nonfeeding snake.
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John Simonton
Gwinnett County
Smith
Railroad Commission
Clifford Anderson
State University At
Athens
Liberty
Butts County
United States Circuit
Atisats
State Lunatic Asylum
Michigan
Towns County
Wadley
Macon
Brunawick
Baconton
Mitchell County
Wilson
Pope Washington
Bob Gilliam
Maxeys
Harris Pace
Crawford
Browns Iron Bitters Helped Balimore Man Sleep
For years Mr Jas By Ackley of 168 West Fayette Street Baltimore suffered neuralgia and insomnia. He tried Browns Iron Bitters after a sudden thought and reports complete cure after using two bottles. After three months the neuralgia returned and he again endorses the remedy.
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Jas
Ackley
West Fayette Street
Baltimoore
Legislature rebuffs railroad powers and migration stance
Amid factions, lawmakers refuse to amend railroad commission powers while debating immigration policy. The editorial notes opposing views in the House on controversial measures and locality concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Tate
Grima Eet
Fragmented cry on child suffering from worm infestation
Unclear text depicts concern over a child's misery due to worm infestation and questions the source or remedy. The fragmentary lines suggest indignation and a call for justice or aid without providing concrete details or names.
Higgins the appointment clerk a model official
A letter to the Philadelphia Record lauds Col Lamont’s famed fishing tale and extols Higgins the appointment clerk in the treasury as a model official. It describes his duties from filing papers to shaping removals, his daily routine, and his polished, humane character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Lamont
Philadelphia
Col. Lamont
Washington
Higgins
Riley
Treasury
Folger
the Treasury
Oice
Brooklyn
Sait
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
EB. H
Hatter Pao
Willard
Mr. Sliggins
House of Representatives
Mr. Higgins
Withal
Marcy
Georgetown University
Baltimore
State Senate
Manning
Gorman
Farm Notes on Rye, Fences, Potatoes and No-Fence Law
Farmers are advised to sow rye for green poultry food, noting it tolerates cold and grows quickly. Denmark butter makers rely on wheat bran oats and cake with barley rye peas and linseed cake as top foods. Mount a corn crib on tall posts with inverted metal pans to deter rats. Clean fences enhance farm appearance. fall is ideal for repair. Dig sweet potatoes before frost and store dry at moderate temps. The no-fence law saves money, letting crops grow with fewer enclosures. The Seckel pear originated near Philadelphia before the revolution. A sportsman nicknamed Dutch Jacob once bought land near London Land Co but the text becomes unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Philadelphia
London Land Comp
Jacob
In Memory of Charley Green of Lee Cow Bers Jeneary
The notice mourns Charley Green a youth of Lee County, praised for generosity and a bright, quick mind. It reflects on life’s fragility, offers Christian consolation, and bids farewell with prayers for eternal rest and reunion with departed friends.
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Chas. M. Green
Lee Cow Bers Jeneary Sth
Charley Green
Vince
Charley
Webster County notes on cotton, road talks, and local market
A Webster County update reports open cotton fields after a week of east gales and a striking pickers group seeking better prices. It notes higher costs for nonresidents, a Lumpkin rail completion promise if payments stay current, and appeals to settle notes to finish the Kinchafoonee road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnpreeville
Webster Court
Sherling
Chappell House
J. L. Allen
Stewart County
Webster County
Marion County
Webster
Col. Hawkins
Lumpkin
St Kinchafoonce
Col. Hawking
Approval of Medical Staff for Horsford Acid Phosphate
Dr. T G Comstock of Good Samaritan Hospital St Louis Mo reports long time use of Horsford’s acid phosphate for dyspepsia nervous diseases and as a restorative drink. The hospital medical staff unanimously approves its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Uess
T.G. Comstock
St Good Samaritan Hospital
St. Louis
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Rorgla News
John H. Seals
Sunny South
Te Georgia College of Electro Medicine and Surgery
Watkins
Guadalajara
Sand Pow
Higeins
G W.B
Tullis & Jossey
Grochrs
Americus, Ga
Ludlow
Dixie
New England
London Dock
Americas
Cotton Avenue
Wheatley’s Bank
Casey
Harris & James
Lamar Street
Americus, G3
J. W. Harris &Co
Panwa - WA
Milburn Aguas
dCs
Bugis
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