Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement Claim
An advertisement extols Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promising quinine and iron as a general tonic. It asserts effectiveness against malaria chills fever and weakness and claims benefits for nursing mothers pale children biliousness appetite and nerve mood with a 50 cent price and druggist guarantee.
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Grove
Memoranda of Removal From Clarke County Court House
The April term of Clarke County Superior Court convened in the new courthouse with Judge C. H. Brand presiding. The note records the move from the old building in August 1876 and lists historic officers, judges, clerks, sheriffs, and notable Athens bar members involved since the court’s first session.
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Superior Court
Court House
Clarke County
C. H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
Walter E. Jackson
James Henry Hancock
Athens Bar
Henry C. Tuck
Max Michael
Andrew J. Cobb
Wm. L. Erwin
Joe L. Deadwyler
Howell Cobb Erwin
George ©. Thomas
Olaf J. Tomas
George D. Rice
Western Circuit
Albert L. Mitchell
John I. Huggins
Josiah A. Browning
John W. Brumby
Alexander S. Erwin
Nathan L. Hutchins
Richard B. Russell
Charles H. Brand
John W. Wier
John W. ‘Vier
Marcellus LD
Browning
James A. Suddeth
Henry Hancock
Asa M. Jackson
Sylvester M. Herrington
S. B. Wingfield
R. c. Orr
William Hailey Thomas
City Court of
Athens
Howell Cobb
H. S. West
Louis W. Thomas
Sylvanus Morris
Joan D. Mell
J. Tribble
George C. Thomas
Stephen C. Upson
Clark
Thomas J
Edward HH. Pottle
Northern Circuit
George Hillyer-jedge
Lie
Atlanta
Railroad Commission
T. W. Rucker
Pope Barrow
United States
State
Adele to Open at Colonial Theater Tonight
Adele a French operetta arrives at the Colonial Theater with a real plot and musical comedy spark. Critics in New York San Francisco and Los Angeles praise its logical story and sparkling lines.
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Adele
Colonial Theater
Colonial Theater Tonight
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Adele and Erminie on Stage Prominent Cast Delights Audiences
Review praises a clever French style operetta with strong ensemble work. Notable cast includes Carolyn Thomson in the title role, Alfred Kappler, George O'Donnell, and Lottie Vincent. Music by Jean Briquet with book and lyrics by Paul Herve. American adaptation by Adolf Phillip and Edward A. Paulton. Joseph P. Bickerton Jr. directs with a robust company and a catchy waltz title piece.
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Adele
Paul Herve
Jean Briquet
Adolf Phillip
Edward A. Paulton
Erminie
Joseph P. Bickerton, Jr
Carolyn Thomson
Frank Daniels Opera Company
John Mason
Alfred Kappler
Chas. Frohman
Arcadians
George O'Donnell
Col. Popoff
Lottie Vincent
English minister seeks Georgia college catalogs for cotton education
Dr. Len Broughton, a Baptist minister formerly of Atlanta now pastor of a famed London church, requests catalogs from Georgia State College of Agriculture. He notes English interest in cotton cultivation and plans to advise Brits to study the cotton growing industry. He praises the college's work and scale.
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Len Broughton
Georgia State College OF Agriculture
Atlanta
London
Soule
Broughton
Endavor
Institution of
Orpheum Road Show Opens with Noted Performers
The program features mezzo soprano Ralph Nairn and French comedian Jules Epailly with Lawrence Knapp, and the renowned Adele beauties a group of eight show girls known for their voices and varied beauty.
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Orpheum
Sopranno
Ralph Nairn
Jules Epailly
Lawrence Knapp
Adele
25 Cent Danderine Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Loss
An advertisement touts Kibeton's Danderine offering immediate improvement in hair appearance. It claims no dandruff or falling hair after use, with new hair growth visible in weeks. The ad urges purchase of a 25 cent bottle from drug stores to restore hair health and sheen.
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Kibciton
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