An Unnamed Applicant Seeks Reporting Job in Uniontown
A dated letter from a South Carolina native, seeking a reporting position at a Uniontown newspaper. The writer claims experience with the Evening Genies, describes Southern culture, notes local racial tensions, asks for salary details, and urges a reply at the editor’s earliest convenience.
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Uniontown
Ars Puter
Quester
Tam
Doe West
S.C
Cexitul
South
Williamson's Produce Menu Highlights Fresh Seasonal Offerings
A Williamson's display features lettuce, fresh tomatoes, new potatoes, soap beans, squash, cucumbers, radishes, English peas, and the season’s finest strawberries, underscoring a bountiful, locally grown selection.
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M. M. Arnod’s
Electric Bitters Restores Philadelphia Woman From Despair
A Philadelphia woman recounted a severe illness with yellow skin and pain, saying three doctors gave up. After three weeks of Electric Bitters, she improved greatly and considers the medicine life saving. She warns others not to miss trying it, priced 50 cents and guaranteed by local druggists.
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Joan Oliver
Philadelphia
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
Bucklen
W. J Sonith& Bro
Frightful Puzzle and Health Ad From Historic Column
A Canton Saturday Roller puzzle outlines a numeric trick with living brothers and sisters and deaths. An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion with a testimonial from Mrs. Mary S. Crick of White Plains Kentucky praising restored weight and health.
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Lere
Canton
Mary S. Crick
White Plains
Tie Latest In the photogrip Motes gives his patroos
Unclear text describes a weather day in Georgia with tidiness and fair conditions. Mentions photographs and associations but lacks clear events or names beyond generic references.
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Motes
For Rent Listings On College Avenue And Jackson Street
Classified notices show multiple rental offers including six room hens on College avenue via Dr E S Lyndon and a room for rent at No 5 Jackson St plus another JT room house on South Lampkin St. Also requests for a modern 5 or 6 room cottage and system promises for barber trade enrollment and various goods for sale.
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College Avenue
E.S. Lyndon
Bousson South Lampkin St
Annie Patman
T' P.O
Athens
Record of the Pagt and medical endorsements
A compact testimonial piece praising Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary issues, with endorsements from G M Myers of Ashland Kentucky and a separate note extolling Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for children. Mentions Ventura Drug Co Buffalo sole agents and prices.
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G. M. Myers
Winchester Avenue
14Th Street
Ashland
Dean
Ventura Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Letters from the People recount county school data
In a Banner letter, Thos H Dozier challenges a correspondent’s view on county school population. The note cites a 1908 census showing 14 white and 143 colored children ages 6 to 18, with subsequent three months of 1908 enrollment figures of white 644 and colored 575 and daily attendance whites 415, colored 6st. It notes better attendance, promises monthly teacher pay, potential nine month terms, and plans to improve colored school facilities. The letter ends with thanks for feedback.
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Banner
Ydinst
County Board of Education
Board of Education
Grand Jury
Thos
H. Dozier
Fragmentary note on a theater deal and reputation
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a theater deal and a reputation built by an individual. It references five dollars, a penny and a person named Sheenaoth with unclear context. The readable pieces suggest a discussion of credibility and payment.
Mating the Proportion in a Confusing Navy Tale
A reader recalls a prior event where a crowd was larger than expected, noting a misprint or miscount of twelve dollars versus the correct amount. The speaker, addressing Mr. Nagston-Well, compares current crowd size to a past one, suggesting the present is twice as big as the latter.
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Chamberlain
Onas. M. Cramer
Eeq
Colombo
Ceylon
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Notice
Public notice proclaims DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as the only genuine salve made from pure witch hazel. It claims thousands of pile cures where other treatments failed and warns against counterfeit products while asserting Orr Drug Co. sells the genuine salve.
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DeWitt
DaWitt
Orr Drug Co
Difference. The woods your daughter happily married
An odd serifed quotation from Kansas City Independent notes that difference is the theme in a playful line about a daughter happily married and contrasts it with the saying that good order is the foundation of all good things credited to Burke.
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Pather
Kansas City
Burke
Furnishings display in Athens store offers new furniture
Dor vey & Parke a ste announces spring and summer trade with a complete assortment of high-grade furniture. New stock includes refrigerators from top makes, transmissions, mattings and rugs, porch and lawn goods, bedroom suites, and parlor library pieces. A striking line of Chassail Bookers in Mission style is also arrived.
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Athens
Chassail
Mitwerp
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W. W. Layter
Hilliard
D. Kauble
Nevada
Kozol
Krodol
Union Telegraph College
Whitehall
Atlanta
The
Clarke County Building Loan
Iapl c ¥Ment Co
Athens Savings Bank Building
Wilson's Auction
Wilson & Pittman, J.P. Wilson, Auct
Sumer Lew School
TNIV
Virginia
St Tvs
Charlottesville
Via
Athens Cycle CO
Sandard
Lumpkin Street
Petrie
W. B. Beacham
Athena
Georgia
Ion
Banmr
Williamson’s
O. W. Thio - Ais Bradia
Jackson St
Moler Barber College
New Oreson
M.M Ariod
J A
Harbin
Up Town Drug Store
E O. McEvoy
M. M. Arnold
Broad Sc
PAGT
Gold Dust Twins
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Ars
Austomer
Leslie
Tlis
Dorsey & Furkenstein
Clayton Street
Electrical Contractors
Dornblatt Plumbing Co
Moon
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Southern Baptist Convention
Augusta
Macon
Columbus
Birmingham
Ala
Savaoray
J. E. Humphrey
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