Little Charlie Remembered by Carlton's Troop Artillery
Private George Baker Atkinson of Carlton's Battery honors a small dog named Charlie who served with the unit from 1861 to 1865. The piece recounts Charlie's loyal presence through Maryland and Pennsylvania campaigns, his foraging antics, and his death near Petersburg, with a final resting place in Virginia.
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George Baker Atkinson
Carlton’s
Ens
Georgia
Charlie
Athens
Savannah
Richmond
West Virginia
R. E.lee
Staunton
Appomattox
Camp Marion
York
Town
Motes
Captain Stanley
Potomac
Maryland
Carson
Sharpsburg
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Lee
Army of Virginia
Petersburg
Little Charlie
Confederacy
Virginia
Carlton
Guaranteed pile cure advertised by Dr Leonhardt
Box of Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid offered by H R Palmer & Sons and druggists on a money back plan. Tablet remedy taken internally aims to remove the internal cause of piles, claiming superiority to suppositories ointments or operations. Large bottle $1.00 lasting about 24 days. address Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY for booklet.
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Dr. Leonhardt
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
N. Y
Hon W M Howard Speaks in Cincinnati Dinner
Hon W M Howard spoke at the annual Cincinnati Commercial Club dinner on Saturday night. He urged the need for a tariff board before an audience of millionaires and industry leaders. He expressed thanks for the reception and noted he would return to Washington for tariff board duties until August.
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W. M. Howard
Cincinnati, Ohio
Commercial Club
Howard
Cincinnati
Washington
Tariff Board
Oglethorpe Echo
Griffith & Welch Cotton Report Athens Market News
Market note from Athens reports continued rain affecting cotton trading and prices. Grading details show Athens Middling around 15 cents, with limited activity as weather stalls fieldwork and deliveries.
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Nou
Griffith & Welch Cotton Report
Athens
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Athens Farmer
Athens resident W. M. Patten reports relief from back pain and kidney issues after two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. He reiterates satisfaction with the remedy in a 1911 interview, saying he still uses it occasionally and remains unimpressed with alternatives. Price listed as 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, sole US agents.
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Athens
Doan
W. M. Patten
E. Dougherty St
Dean
Patten
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Georgia
Clarke County
Rufus J. Moss
John JD. Moss
Edgar Levy
Ernest M. Howell
Jas. G. Paine, Jr
State
International Bonded Warehouse Company
Automobile plunge near Athens injures three Madison men
Yesterday afternoon as Charles E. Mitchell Pierce Baldwin and J Frank Stovall traveled from Madison toward Athens their car struck a wet road near the city limits skidded and flipped down an twenty foot bank the occupants were thrown clear of the wreck. Mitchell suffered a broken rib and bruises Baldwin sustained a badly sprained ankle with torn muscles while the others escaped injuries. The car was moving slowly and the accident was blamed on the slippery grade.
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Chas. E. Mitchell
Pierce Baldwin
J. Frank Stovall
Athens
Madison
Mr. Mitchell
Georgia Educators Hold Annual Session in Macon
The forty fifth annual convention of the Georgia Educational Association opens in Macon with over ten delegates and abundant lodging. The program includes meetings of the board of directors, a barbecue at Log Cabin Club, and addresses by Dr. Robert J. Stephens, S P Gilbert, W M Slaton, J A Sharp, W X N Ainsworth, E G Branson, C M Snelling, P P Claxton, and Mrs. Warren Boyd.Closing exercises Saturday feature five speeches and committee reports.
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Macon
Georgia Educational Association
Board of Directors
City Auditorium
Robert J. Stephens
Atlanta
S. P. Gilbert
Superior Court of
J. A. Sharp
Young Harris College
W. XN. Ainsworth
Wesleyan
E. (. Branson
State Normal School
C. M. Snelling
University of Georgia
P. P. Claxton
University of Tennessee
Warren Boyd
Georgia
A. H. Foster
Newton County
T. J. Wooster
Department of
Supreme Steward Mr Newman Laser Returns Briefly
Mr. Newman Laser, supreme steward of the Fraternal Union of America, was unexpectedly called to Nashville to meet the supreme secretary, and has returned for a short time to complete his duties.
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Newman Laser
Fraternal Union of America
Nashville
Tenn
Laser
For Sale Mouse and Lot on Springdale Street Ad
For sale a mouse and lot on Springdale street four feet from Milledge avenue with possession May first. Asking price is fifty dollars down and twenty five dollars per month. Cobb Lampkin signs. TM
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Springdale Street
Milledge Avenue
Cobb Lampkin
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