Confederate Memorial Day Observed in Athens Remembering the South
A crowd of over a thousand gathered at Moss Warehouse for Confederate Memorial Day in Athens. Ellison D. Stone led songs, with a notable tribute by T. W. Reed and remarks honoring Veterans of Clarke County. The program included poetry, a call for Gordon monument funds, and reflections on southern valor through speakers including Archdeacon Harry Cassil.
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Moss Warehouse
Ellison D. Stone
Swanee River
John B. Gordon Monument Fund
A. L. Hull
T. W. Reed
Mr. Reed
South
Confederacy
Lombardy
Browning
Italy
Harry Cassil
Savannah
Orphans' Band Concert At Opera House Tonight
Orphans' Tomorrow night the orphans' band of the G give a concert at the opera house. The 1st Industrial Home boys will perform with a splendid program. Adults fifty cents, children twenty five. The home asks citizens to host some boys during their visit.
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Band of Georgia Industrial Home
Opera House
The
W. T. Forbes
Banner
Injured Woman in Cemetery Accident on River Bridge
Yesterday in Oconee cemetery Miss Susie Gerdine suffered severe spine shock when a horse pulling a hearse reared near the river bridge, throwing her to the ground. She was supported by bystanders, treated by Dr. Carlton, and taken to Hancock Avenue home for care as investigators assess her injuries and recovery prospects.
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Africa
Bex
Susie Gerdine
Welock
Oconee
Gerdine
South
Confederacy
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Anniversary Exercises Held
Last night at the Odd Fellows Hall a large gathering celebrated with speakers Past Grand Sire John B. Goodwin of Atlanta and Past Grand M. Michael. Mrs. Thomas praised the Rebekah degree while C. H. Brand urged support for Rev. Mell. Daughters of the Confederacy endorsed Confederate veterans with the cross of honor and veterans’ poems were recited. Graves of Confederate veterans also decorated.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sire Goodwin
Order
Rebekah Lodge
John B. Goodwin
Atlanta
Athens
Odd Fellowship
J. G. Thomas
M. G. Michael
John D. Mell
C. H. Brand
Rebekahs
Mell
Odd Fellows
Messrs. H. 8. Reed
Willie Saye
G. B. 3Lune
C. W. Parr
Jessie Butler
N. G. Slaughter
Mystic Corp for Rheumatism Aid Claims Cure
Richmond druggist LL Wagner reports a severe sciatic rheumatism attack lasting nearly two months resolved by Mystic Corp for Rheumatism after doctors failed. He notes hearing of others who benefited and cites Palmar & Bons drug store at 106 Clayton Street as a supplier.
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LL. Wagner
Richmond
Mystic Corp
H.R. Palmar
Bons
Clayton
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Albert L. Mitchell
Leonard Schevenell
M. A. Daniel
D. M. Kenney
S. F. Woods
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R. M. Wade
John H Lambert
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Kennesaw Mountain
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Mr. Cassil
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