Commerce editor recalls Georgia leader born April 14 1856
Special to the Banner from Commerce Georgia recounts Editor J F Shannon leading a board of trade talk on Wardman and the birth of a man who became a prominent Georgia figure. It notes his humble early life on a farm, schooling in the old South, and a medical path begun with little formal study before rising to prominence.
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Commerce
Board of Trade At Commerce
J. F. Shannnon
Georgia
Black’s Creek Church
Southland
Davies
Smith
Georgia’s Dr Lamertine Hardman Tams to Govern
The feature extols Dr Lamertine Griffin Hardman born in our community as a self made medical physician and statesman. It highlights his schooling in New York and London. It notes his three terms in the Wisconsin legislature and a term in the senate. It claims he will be the next governor of Georgia.
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Southern
Medical College
Bellevue Hospital
New York
New York Polyclinic
Guy Hospital
London
House of the
General Assembly
Senate
Board of Health
First Bank
North Georgia
Bob Cheney
Lamertine Griffin Hardman
Georgia
Court of Last Resort verdicts cross roads shoppers
The cross roads grocery becomes the real court of last resort as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy faces many local court challenges and consistently wins favorable verdicts. It is marketed for sale by all dealers and touted as delivering full value for money.
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Cross Roads
Weather forecast and public notices from Atlanta
The report covers a weather forecast for Athens, Georgia, and the state predicting fair and colder conditions Friday with light frost possible around Athens. It notes a developing disturbance off the North Carolina coast causing light showers in the Carolinas and northern Georgia. The article also includes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets and Dr King’s New Discovery with testimonial lines.
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The
Banner
Atlanta
Athens
Georgia
North Carolina
Carolinas
Tennessee
Texas
Cotton Belt
Winnipeg
Duluth
Des Moines
St. Louis
Nashville
Tenn
Pacific Coast
Co. F. von Herrmann
Closer Union Talks Between Germany and Austria-Hungary Drag On
Negotiations for a political and economic union among Germany and Austria-Hungary progress slowly with conferences in Berlin Vienna Budapest Dresden Munich and Prague yielding no definite results. Key issues include the Ausgleich terms tariff barriers and currency depreciation hindering a lasting central European union.
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Associated Press
Zurich
Switzerland
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Berlin
Vienna
Budapest
Dresden
Munich
Prague
Austria
Hungary
Helfferich
Unable to Praise Foley Kidney Pills in Short Time
Mrs A G Wells of Rocky Mount North Carolina reports kidney pills brought quick relief from aches and pains and sore joints. H R Palmer & Sons advertises Foley Kidney Pills with testimonials praising benefits. Mrs P Redkamp of Covington Kentucky says Foley’s Honey and Tar cured her family’s coughs and croup for eight children over two years.
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A. G Wells
Route 5
Rocky
Mount N. C
P. Redkamp
Herman St
Covington, Ky
Foley
Western Circuit Solicitor General candidates announce bids
A flurry of notices from Georgia voters shows multiple declarations for the Western Circuit Solicitor General post. P Cooper and W O Dean seek the office, with Dean emphasizing crime control and law enforcement. Other notices include Thomas J Brown for Congress, Nat D Arnold for State Senate, and Crawford, Ga. as a candidate for senator in the 30th district.
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Uereby
Solcitor Genapa
P Cooley
State Democratic Executive Committee
Congress
Democratic Executive Committee
Thomas J. Brown
Senate
Georgia
Nat D. Arnold
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Harmony Grove
Augusta
Tolay
Aaron
Lydia E. Pinkham
Milwaukee
Wis
Athens Savings Bank
U.S
M. Stern
U. A. Mel
M. G. Michael
L. Cashier
Arantee
Cade
Lula Skelton
Churchville
N. Y
Chamberlain
Dr. King
W. C. Jesseman
Franconia
N. H
Betes
W. O. Dean
Monroe, Ga
Western Circuit
Solicitor-General
Crawford, Ga
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