Cardul Praised By Mrs McGill In Jonesboro Arkansas
A Mrs A McGill of Jonesboro Arkansas reports a complete health breakdown improved after using Cardul. She details relief from headaches and backaches and improved ability to do housework praising Cardul as the greatest medicine on earth. The notice invites women to write to the Ladies Advisory Medicine Co for information and samples.
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Jonesboro, Ark
Mrs. McGill
Cardal
Gurely
Ladies’ Advisory Medicine Co
Chattancora
Eee
Ent Special
Sem Beok
Thumbnail Sketches of Cabinet Members
Washington report previews the May issue of National Waterways Magazine with Edgar C. Snyder’s cabinet profiles. It highlights personal life, hobbies, and home scenes of ten Wilson era officials and their wives, paired with portrait images.
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Banner
Washington, D. C
Wilson
National Waterways Magazine
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Edgar C. Snyder
National Capital
Melice
Mr. Snyder
Snyder
National Gymnastic Championships Set for Tomorrow in New York
In New York on April 18 the National Gymnastic Championships decide premier contenders in eight events at the West Side Y M C A. The events include Indian club swinging flying rings rope climb side horse parallel bars long horse horizontal bars and tumbling. The all around title goes to the top point winner across horizontal bars parallel bars side horse and long horse. Open to registered gymnasts under Amateur Athletic Union rules medals awarded to top three in each event.
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New York
Gymastic Champions of America
West Side
Amateur Athletic Union
A. A. UC
Dangerous back and kidney troubles warned in Athens ad
Athens reader Mrs. J F Martin describes severe kidney trouble and prolonged weakness before using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports quick improvement after the first box and full recovery after four, with no remaining symptoms. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Athens
J. F. Martin
Thomas St
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Winners of the Boston Marathon 1897 to 1912
Boston notices the seventeenth annual American Marathon from Ashland to Boston staged by the Boston Athletic Association. It recalls past winners J J McDermott 1897 and J J Caffrey 1900 1901, Tom Longboat 1907, Fred Lorz 1905, Mike Ryan fastest last year with 2 21 18 15.
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J. J. McDermott
New York
R. J. McDonlad
Cambridge
Mass
L. J. Brignell
J. J. Caffrey
Hamilton
Ont
Samuel A. Mellor
Yonkers
N. Y
L. C. Lorden
Michael Spring
Fred Lorz
Timothy Ford
Hampshire A. A
Tom Longboat
Toronto
Thomas P. Morrissey
Henri Renaud
Nashua
N.H
Fred L. Cameron
Amherst
N. S
Clarence de Mar
Dorchester
M. Ryan
Boston
Ashland
Boston Athletic Association
America
United States
Athens
West End Y. M.C. A
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Fast Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It claims relief from the first dose and cites a Muscadine Alabama testimonial about saving a wife from a severe cough. Price is 50 cents or 1.00, with local recommendations.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Freckle Cream Promise and Guarantee Offered
Advertises Wilson's Freckle Cream claiming it will remove or fade freckles with a money back guarantee if complexion is not restored. Also promotes Wilson's Fair Skin Soap and mailed or in store sales through H. R. Palmer & Sons. Includes prices 50c and mammoth jars $1.00.
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Wilson
Wilson’s Fair Skin
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Social Notes from Maysville and Nearby
Mrs George B Davis Jr visits relatives in Rome. Mrs Deadwyler and daughter from Athens visit here. Mrs Deadwyler ill at Mrs J D Cox's home. Col J D Prfice of Farmington spent yesterday in the city. Mrs Walker of White Plains returns from visit with daughter Mrs McBride Howell and grandson William. Bertha Moore of Atlanta guests Lydia Griffith on Milledge avenue. Helen Dykes of Atlanta visits Miss Eugenia Ivey for Freshman dance. Mrs E I Smith Jr and daughter Laura Isabelle depart Monday for Atlanta to stay with Mrs Chas P King. Mr John S Smith of Winder and Miss Neil Clark of Dixie, guests of Mrs L A Burns on College avenue.
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Mrs. Walker
White Plains
McBride Howell
William
Bertha Moore
Atlanta
Lydia Griffith
Milledge Avenue
Helen Dykes
Eugenia Ivey
Prince Avenue
Miss Ivey
E. I. Smith, Jr
Laura Isabelle
Chas. P. King
John S. Smith
Winder
Neil Clark
Dixie, An
L.A. Burns
College Avenue
Vinci cod liver and iron restore strength after sickness
After grippe pleurisy pneumonia or any illness readers can regain strength and improve blood with Vinci cod liver and iron preparation. Mrs Alice Mill of Newton South Carolina reports lasting weakness after grippe vanished after one bottle and she regained vitality. H R Palmer & Sons Druggists Athens Georgia offer the remedy with money back if no restoration.
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Vinci
Alice Mill
Newton, S. C
Grippe
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Adv
Men’s Religious Meeting at YMCA Delivers Barrow Address
Tomorrow afternoon at four, the YMCA gymnasium hosts a men’s meeting under the religious committee. Chancellor David C. Barrow of the University of Georgia will speak on The Healing of Naaman. The event aims to continue services after earlier plans moved to smaller venues.
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Association
Colonial Theater
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Naaman
Barrow
Georgia
Dobbins
Union Seminary
Athens
School Work to Resume After Fumigation
After fumigation and disinfection directed by board of health officials, the city school system will resume Monday morning.
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Board of Health
Cooley Hints At Vatican Job If Falconio Wins
Athens lawyer and clerk Edward H. Cooley, en route to Clve Lind to hold court, jokes about securing a Vatican post if Cardinal Falconio becomes pope. He admits limited knowledge of the Vatican but touts the chance for a comfortable role if the predicted succession occurs.
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Vatican
Ginesville Eagle
Edward H. Cooley
Athens
Clve Iind
St. Peter
Cooley
Falconio
Captain Elected for Georgia Basketball Team
T. S. Brand, center on Georgia’s championship squad last winter, was elected captain of the 1913 team in a close race with Carter. Brand, a tall rangy player, has been with the team for years and is back in agriculture studies after graduating in the literary department. He was among the south’s leading scorers last winter and delivered one of the season’s best games, signaling a strong leadership for the Red and Black.
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T. S. Brand
Georgia
Carter
Brand
Matinee at Colonial. Why He Was Late
Matinee at Colonial today at 3 45. A comic exchange follows as a man explains his hour late due to meeting Smithson and discussing stomach trouble. The ad suggests telling Smithson to take Chamberlain's Tablets. Sold by all dealers.
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Colonial Today
Smithson
Eannar
Chamberlain
Baseball results highlight a day of college and pro games
Tech fell to Auburn 3 to 2 as Pitts pitched for the Atlanta fellows. Mercer lost to Alabama 2 to 0 with Pratt tossing a no hitter for Alabama. Pro games saw Nashville 2 Atlanta 3 Mobile 7 New Orleans 5 Montgomery 9 Memphis 8 Chattanooga 3 Birmingham 2. American and National league scores listed with multiple cities.
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Tech
Auburn
Pitts
Atlanta Fellows
Georgia
Mercer
Alabama
Pratt
Southern Nashville
Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleans
Montgomery
Memphis
Chatanooga
Birmingham
American
Chicago
Cleveland
Confirmation Class Announcement at Rectory
The Confirmation Class for children will meet at the Rectory this Saturday afternoon promptly at 5 o'clock. Rector Troy Beatty signs the notice.
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Troy Beatty
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Bafana
Bos
George B. Davis, Jr
Rome
Col
J. D. Prfice
Farmington
Ramon
Brown Mf¢.Co
Greenville, Tenn
Palmer’s
Barr’s
Rexall
Williams
Bauer
Black
H. R. Palmer
Clayton Street
Hl. M. Franklin
Bell Phone
H. M. Franklin
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