Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedies Praised By Scottville Mother
A Scottville Michigan mother of thirteen credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from headaches and backache from painful periods. She praises the remedy for building up girls and maintaining health on a farm and says it remains in her house for her family. She claims the compounds cured many female ailments and emphasizes its safety and effectiveness.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains at Athens
Trains arrive and depart as schedule shows. Lula No. 212 Sunday 7:35 PM. Lula No. 240 daily 12:50 PM. Lula No. 262 Sunday 3:45 PM. From Lula No. 261 Sunday 9:35 AM. From Lula No. 217 Sunday 11:51 AM. From Lula No. 237 daily 7:25 PM. QT. Barrier Athens Ga. James Freeman D P A Atlanta Ga. H F Cary AGP A Washington DC. 8 H Hardwick PTM Washington DC. E H Coopman VP GM Washington DC.
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Cotton States League Race 18 Opens With Schedule
Jackson Mississippi April 6 the Cotton States League season opens with games in Hattiesburg Yazoo City and Greenwood Jackson faces Yazoo City at Yazoo City while Hattiesburg hosts Meridian and Vicksburg plays Greenwood against Woody Thorntons players the 120 game schedule runs through August 23.
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Virginia Y M C A delegates meet in Charlottesville
Delegates from city railroad and student Y M C A branches gather in Charlottesville for the Virginia Young Men's Christian Association annual convention. Speakers include Dr Charles W Kent J C Moss J A Whitmore Rev T Claggett Skinner and Congressman Richmond P Hobson.
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Virginia
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University of Virginia
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Lynchburg
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Athens in Spring and Local Happenings Highlight Week
The Athens scene shows spring blossoms across campus and gardens while storefront windows glow with Easter displays. A rush of autos arrives as the city grows, a wagon trade expands, and the O’Harra gypsies pass through with a dozen wagons and stock. nearby, a theater floor repairs its foundation and a new teachers’ showcase reads like a bustling community update.
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Brenau College May Adopt Self-Pertaining Board
Atlanta reports Brenau College in Gainesville plans to cede a campus section to a self perpetuating board. The deal requires the board to raise 25 000 dollars for new construction on North Hall property. Dr H J Pearce of Brenau and Prof A W VanHoose of Shorter College are said to have differing views after 17 years as joint owners of Brenau.
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Brenau College
Gainesville
Board of Trustees
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Brenau
A. W. VanHoose
Shorter College
Breneau
Southern Commercial Congress marks progress for the south
In a speech echoing from today to tomorrow, leaders urged pride in southern ancestry yet demanded future effort for sons and grandsons to build equal distinction. The Congress’s work, praised by the Atlanta Constitution, lifted misgivings about the south and announced a new era of progress beginning in 1911. G Grovenor Dawe, managing director, highlighted three days of labor and national influence.
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University cadet corps to face annual government inspection
The University of Georgia cadet battalion will undergo its annual government inspection on Thursday, April 13. The Inspecting officer’s report will determine the corps ranking, with the battalion described as in good shape and cadets working hard to maintain the university’s strong military record.
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University of Georgia
Dispute Over College Funds Heads Toward Compromise
The case involves Dr. Pearce and Prof. Van Hoose claiming payment from a joint college contract while the professor and his associate state no due sums. Gainesville citizens donated about 15000 for building. a proposed settlement would have Pearce and Van Hoose return the gifts plus interest. Van Hoose has sold his college interest and Gainesville residence.
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