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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1914

Page

3

How Women Avoid Operations in Cleveland Ohio

Readers share experiences with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound easing female troubles and pains. Testimonials from Mrs C H Griffith and Mrs Ada Wilt describe relief, avoidance of surgery, and renewed energy after using the tonic, with a note offering confidential guidance from the Pinkham company.

Cleveland Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham C. H. Griffita Madison Ave Hanover Ada Wilt Stock St EB. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Georgia political notices announce multiple candidates for state offices

A block of 1914 Clarke County and Georgia election notices announces candidates for Congress Senator State Treasurer and the General Assembly. Names include Samuel J Tribble A B J Stovall O H Arnold Jr J F Rhodes L C Brown H H Gordon H J Rower W J Spedr and a Western Judicial Circuit judge race. Incumbents seek re election under Democratic primary rules.

Georgia Democratic Party Samuel J. Tribble J. Stovall Clarke County General Assembly J. F. Rhodes L. C. Brown H. H. Gordon People of W. J. Spedr

Anderson Makes Statement on Eve of Georgia Governor Race

Atlanta, August 17 1914 J Randsoph Anderson, President of the Georgia Senate, declares his readiness to serve as governor if needed and outlines his record and policy, defending his actions on the mileage bill and urging voters to choose a young, energetic leader over aging rivals. He attacks Judge Harris’s decisiveness and addresses prohibition politics and regional loyalties.

Atlanta People of Georgia Senate Senate of Georgia House Railroad Commission N. E. Harris Harris TaAw Rat Waorris Macon Petit Juries Savannah J. Randsoph Anderson

Dodson's Liver Tone Offered as Calomel Replacement

A proprietor promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy to replace calomel for liver stimulation. The advertisement warns against mercury in calomel and promises a money back guarantee if the product does not take its place. It claims suitability for children and adults and cites a fifty cent price.

Dodson

Alex W Stephens Denounces Circulars in Georgia 1914

Georgia political letter by Alex W Stephens denounces circulating circulars and defamation by Atlanta ringsters as campaigns heat up. He cites endorsements from judges and officials to defend his character and urges Georgians to support him for the Court of Appeals on the 19th. The message accuses opponents of forged signatures and dirty politics.

Atlanta Court of Appeals Fulton Georgia

Donaldson Named to Succeed Akerman in Georgia

President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination of Earl M. Donaldson of Bainbridge Georgia to be United States attorney for the southern district of Georgia. The notice appears in The Banner with other unrelated content including an advertisement for Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil.

Washington President Wilson Senate Earl M. Donald Son Bainbridge, Ga United Southern District of Georgia Porter

Trammell Seeks Re election to Railroad Board

Paul B. Trammell of Dalton a current railroad commissioner is running to succeed himself. Athens friends expect a large statewide majority with W H Davis of Dalton backing him. Traveling men support Trammell noting his advocacy for fair mileage and rail regulations and expect re election.

Paul B. Trammell Dalton University of Georgia Athens W. H. Davis Trammell

Not so Strange After All Chamberlain's Tablets

A testimonial ad notes many cures for stomach trouble from Chamberlains Tablets. Mrs. Boise Rish of Wabash Indiana says they are the best medicine she ever used and restore natural stomach function. For sale by all dealers. t bowen Mime pee

Boise Rish Wabash, Ind Chamberlain’s T Bowen

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Lydia H. J. Rower Judge Superior Court Western Judicial Circuit Anderson Confederacy South Davison-Nicholson Co Cuidt Chester Alex. Stevens Georgi A Horace M. Holden Spencer R. Atkinson J. R. Pottle Arthur G. Powell Sam S. Bennett H. Gray Lewis E. E. Cox Joseph E. Pottle Recorder Broyles Alexander H J Stephens Alex W. Stephens A. W Trammell’s
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