Memorial Day Address by Capt Cobb of Americus at Plains
The text presents Capt John Cobb of Americus, a brother of Judge Andrew J Cobb, delivering a Memorial Day address in Plains Sumter County. It recalls Georgia volunteers and Macon units in the Civil War, praises Confederate soldiers and southern women, criticizes Reconstruction leaders, and stresses memory of the Confederate dead and the influence of women in wartime mobilization.
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John A. Cobb
Veterans of
John Cobb
Americus
Andrew J. Cobb
Plains Sumter County
Cobb
Lasal
Ponty
Sumter
Torre
Orek
Sumter County
T Dou
Lee
Johnston
Grant
Sherman
North
Stanton
Thad Stevens
Batte
Abraham Lincoln
United States
South
Freeman Bureau
Georgia
Useless Butter More Cottolene In Pastry Ad
A vintage ad touts Cottolene as a superior butter substitute for cakes and pastries. It argues Cottolene is equivalent to butter for frying, costs no more than lard, and is a healthier vegetable alternative. Two thirds of a pound supposedly replaces a pound of butter or lard, claiming richer content and better digestion. The ad is attributed to The N. K. Fairbank Company.
Devotion of Southern Women in the Civil War
The piece lauds Confederate women for bearing home duties, caring for children, and supporting soldiers at war. It recounts General Hill urging soldiers to honor mothers and wives, arguing women’s courage sustained Confederate forces and shaped the war’s course.
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D. H. Hill
Hill
Confederate States
Pains in the Stomach Signal Liver and Kidney Disorder
Advertisement touts Electric Bitters as the best medicine for stomach and kidney ailments. It cites H. M. Alston of Raleigh who recovered after starting the treatment, claiming renewed health after the first dose. Priced 60c and 1.60, advertised by W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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Bright
H. ‘Tf. Alston
Raleigh
N. C
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Lipscomb F A pushes for Georgia tax equalization
The Athinta Constitution editorial praises Representative elect Frank A Lipscomb Clarke county for introducing a tax equalization bill in the upcoming session. It calls for a central board with enforcement power to ensure uniform tax returns, ending the current disparate county assessments and easing state funding strains. It also urges consideration of an inheritance tax to address fiscal woes.
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F. A. Lipscomb
Bing
Athinta
Frank A. Lipscomb
Clarke Counts
Georgia
Mmessire
Emis
Commonwealth
Enjoy a Good Dinner and Avoid Digestive Distress
An ad-style notice promotes Miona Stomach Tablets as a quick aid for digestion, claiming it improves stomach comfort after meals without strict diets or medicines. It touts immediate action on food, supports appetite, and offers money-back satisfaction, with H. R. Palmer & Sons as distributors. Also recommends Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Bob Troutman Named Editor In Chief At Columbia Law Review
Bob Troutman of Georgia was elected editor in chief of the Columbia Law Review at Columbia University New York City. He is the son of the late Rev. M. L. Troutman, former pastor of Park Street Church Atlanta, later in Athens Georgia. Troutman, a University of Georgia graduate, earned the honor through hard work and devotion, studying under Professor Sandy Beavers at Stone Mountain preparatory school.
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Bob Troutman
Columbia Law Review
Columbia University of New York City
M. L. Troutman
Park Street Church
Atlanta
Athens
The
Law Review
Troutlian
Thoung Man Man
University of Georgia
Sandy Beavers
Bovn
Stone, Mountain
Rheuma广告宣称治疗风湿病并独享多名见证
病人叙述用药后显著缓解痛症与睡眠改善, 其中W. Miller在费城郊区表示用药三瓶后完全康复, 另有Mrs. Daniel S. Knox称曾需拐杖, 一瓶药后痛症减轻并不再需要拐杖。广告声称可治风湿、痛风、腰痛、坐骨神经痛、关节炎及肾病, 只需每瓶五角。
Holleyman Heads North Carolina Public Service Move
Mr. Holleyman, a commercial man for the Athens Gas Light and Fuel Company, travels to Greensboro on May 1 to lead the commercial department of the North Carolina Public Service Company. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Holleyman. Athens regrets losing the valued citizen.
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Remedy for Constipation
Hot Springs Arkansas ad promotes Hot Springs Liver Buttons to relieve constipation liver bile issues and headaches. It claims the product cleanses bowels and purge poisons with a 25 cent pill and offers free samples from Hot Springs Chemical Co.
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Hot Springs, Arkansas
Hot Springs
Trentle
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Hot Springs, Ark
Last Day to Pay First Installment for Taxes
Notice warns two days remain to pay the first installment of current year property taxes. It cautions that after the deadline the books will close and delinquents incur costs, urging prompt payment to avoid delays and trouble at the clerk and treasurer’s desk.
Indoor Baseball Championship Showdown at MoCLAL
Indoor baseball between Morris and Pound ends in a tense finish as Morris edges ahead after Capt Morris doubles, steals second, and scores on Hutchinson. Pound’s lineup hampered by first baseman absence. Van Straaten pitched well but lacked run support. Lumpkin defeats Pound 24 to 4 in a separate game, Burns erratic for Pound, Cutler steady for Lumpkin. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ad promoted for coughs and colds.
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Ed. Rawson
Morris
Pound
Capt. Morris
Hutchinson
Capt
Lumpkin
Stella
Burns
Cutler
Laimpkin
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