Albon Bailey Recovers After Major Jaw Operation
Albon Bailey, son of Thomas Bailey, is recovering well after a rare operation that removed both upper and lower jaw sections. Surgeons at Johns Hopkins and New York replaced the bone with a false plate, shielding him from visible scarring. He plans to leave the sanitarium in New York within a fortnight and return home with Dr. Coggins and Dr. Mathews visiting beforehand.
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Albon Bailey
Thomas Bailey
New York
Coggins
Mathews
Bailey
Atlanta
Johns Hopkins
Severe Rain and Storm Hit Lawrenceville Area
A fierce electrical storm and heavy rain struck Lawrenceville and surrounding areas around 1:00 am, causing street flooding and crop damage though county reports say overall crop conditions remain fine.
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Lawrenceville
J J Brown urged as next Georgia agriculture head
The Star prints a community letter backing J J Brown for Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture. It notes his 1912 crop of votes and Macon convention delegates, urging voters to support him in the August 19 primary. The notice includes an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming constipation causes sickness.
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J. J. Brown
Commissioner of Agriculture
Star
Georgia
Price
Macon
Dr. King
Randolph Andersons This Week Speech Dates Announced
Randolph Anderson the governor hopeful announced speaking dates in Georgia starting with Columbus on Thursday and Calhoun, Dalton, LaFayette, Ringgold, Dallas at noon and Rockmart in the afternoon on August 13. John W. Bennett arrives in Atlanta to assist at headquarters, while Walter Mangum cites growing support statewide. Insect bites warned as danger. Sloan's Liniment advertised as antiseptic remedy.
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Atlanta, Ga
Randolph Anderson
Columbus
Calhoun
Dalton
LaFayette
Ringgold
Dallas
Rockmart
John W. Bennett
Waycress
Atlanta
Anderson
Walter Mangum
Sloan’s
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