Free Advice to Sick Women from Lydia E Pinkham Co
Ladies with female illnesses are urged to write to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co private correspondence department in Lynn Massachusetts. A woman answers, keeping letters confidential and offering free dated experience based advice. A free 80 page Text Book is available by mail.
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Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chattanooga
Tenn
Medicine Cow Ladies
Hardman wins strong in Jackson County as late results rise
Jefferson Ga August 19. Congress man Bell leads Jackson county by four to five hundred from early returns. Hardman enjoys overwhelming support in his home county. Hoke Smith leads by 241 in six precincts with six more to report. Slaton Wright and others secure large margins. Price Brown race tight. Stark wins one house seat with Allen Tribble contesting the other.
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Luther Elrod
Jefferson, Ga
Bell
Jackson County
Hardman
Hoke Smith
Jackson
Slaton
Wright
Walker
Speer
Brittain
Rainey
Broyles
Trammell
Price
J. J. Brown
W. W. Stark
Commerce
L. C. Allen
Hoschton
J. E. Tribble
Jefferson
City school supply bids sought for multiple items
City officials invite sealed bids by noon Tuesday September 1 for supplies including water buckets brooms coal scuttles waste baskets dippers stove pans crayons erasers soap ink and more plus printing items such as report cards blanks and envelopes. Superintendent office hours listed for details.
Tindall resigns as Young Harris Sunday School superintendent
Athens Ga August 18 1914 W R Tindall manager Singer Sewing Machine Co resigns as superintendent of Young Harris church Sunday school His letter to the Third Quarterly Conference states duties prevent regular attendance and expresses best wishes for the church and school The community notes his significant contributions and the school’s lasting impact
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Athens
Young Harris
W. R. Tindall
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Young Harris Church
Elbert County Returns From Harris and Smith Races
Elbert County reports Judge Nat Harris winning by about 150 and Smith by about 300. Governor Slaton likely carries the county in the short senate contest by 25 to 30. Local winners include Wright Walker Park Brittain Rainey J J Brown Broyles and Trammell. W M Mathews and T M McLallagan named to the legislature. A J Stovall unopposed for state senate.
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Ivey Thornton
Elberton
Nat Harris
Elbert
Smith
Slaton
Senate
Wright
Walker, Park, Brittain
Rainey
J. J. Brown
Broyles
Trammell
W. J. Mathews
T. M. McLallagan
A. J. Stovall
State Senate
Elbert and Eberton
Oglethorpe backs Smith in long term senate race
Oglethorpe county favors Hoke Smith for the long term senate by a 30 to 50 vote margin. Hardman wins governor by a safe majority. Governor Slaton named for the short term senate with an overwhelming lead. Commissioner Price holds a strong lead. Arnold carries the legislature by 260 votes.
Madison County Clears For Hardman Smith In Primary
Danielsville Georgia August results show Dr Hardman carries Madison County for governor by a good margin Hoke Smith wins the long term senate race and Slaton takes the short term Others winning by safe majorities include Walker Speer Brittain Price Broyles and Trammell E O Griffeth named head of county commissioners over Davis Tolbert J B N Thompson unopposed for repentess in the legislature
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B. T. Moseley
Danielsville
Madison County
Dr. Hardman
Hoke Smith
Senate
Slaton
Walker
Message From Mrs Carithers For Rotterdam Safe Return
A message from Mrs. J Y Carithers informs that she and Mr. Carithers are safe and well in Rotterdam. Their daughter Mrs Witcher had earlier raised unease as no word had come for some time. The cable offered no details on when they might return.
Mrs Peeler Improves and Leaves Hospital
Mrs Otis Peeler has improved enough to leave the hospital after eleven weeks. She is staying at the home of Mr and Mrs H Peeler on North Pope street. Mr Peeler remains disabled from a lightning strike incident but can move with a walking stick. Athens left for South Carolina to visit family and will return soon.
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Otis Peeler
H. Peeler
North Pope Street
Peeler
Athens
South Carolina
Brown and Harris Carry Oconee County in Primary
In Oconee County voters backed Harris Joe Brown Hutchens and Price in the primary. Totals show Anderson 65 Hardman 340 Harris 364 Joe Brown 488 Hoke Smith 362 Cooper 152 Felder 29 Hardwick 178 Hutchens 298 Slaton 113. Wright leads, Speer 27, Bowden topples Brittain, Flanders defeats Rainey and Tippins. James H Lowe named representative over J P Elder.
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L. F. Johnson
Watkinsville
Harris
Joe Brown
Hutchens
Price
Oconee County
Anderson
Hardman
Hoke Smith
Cooper
Felder
Hardwick
Slaton
Wright
Speer
Bowden
Brittain
Flanders
Rainey
Tippins
Stephens
McLendon
James H. Lowe
Oconee
J. P. Elder
Gwinnett County Delivers Huge Vote Tally
Gwinnett County in Georgia reports large victory margins across races. Governors candidates Anderson, Hardman, Harris, and others win. Cliff Walker, Lem Park, Prof Brittain, Rainey, and Farmer Jim Price gain strong showing. Congress Bell carries the county 2 093 to 1 278. representative race results list Johnson 2 336 and Pharr 1 912 with Flanigen 1 125 and Shettleworth 732.
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W. L. Brown
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett County
Anderson
Hardman
Harris
Brown
Hoke Smith
Cooper
Felder
Hardwick
Hutchens
Slaton
Cliff Walker
Lem Park
Brittain
Rainey
Jim Price
Alex Stephens
Bell
Charters
Gwinnett
Flanigen
Johnson
Pharr
Shettleworth
Johnson and
Morgan for Hardman by Thirty-One Votes
In Morgan county the governor race was tight with Dr. Hardman of Commerce winning by 31 votes. Official counts show Hardman 545, Anderson 38, Harris 514, Smith 262, Little Joe 836, Cooper 2, Hardwick 424, Slaton 425, Felder 105, Hutchens 75. Local winners include Wright, Walker, Speer, Brittain, Rainey, Price by 622, Nash, Broyles, Trammel. F. C. Foster Sr. elected to county legislature by 226.
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T. J. Atkinson
Madison
Morgan
Dr. Hardman
Commerce
Anderson
Hardman
Harris
Smith
Little Joe
Cooper
Hardwick
Slaton
Masonic Lodge Mt Vernon Plans Evening Communication
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 F and A M holds a communication at their hall on the third floor of the Max Joseph building this Thursday evening August 20 1914 at 8 30 o clock Work in the Fellow Craft degree is planned All qualified brethren invited By order of Mo G Quinn secretary
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
MiMi Vernon Lodge
No. 22
Masonic Hall
May Joseph Building
Clayton Street
L. N. Betts
W. M. J. G. Quinn
Mount Vernon Lodge No
Max Joseph
W. M. MO. G. Quinn
Summer Constipation Dangers and Po-Do-Lax Remedy
An advert warns that summer constipation is more dangerous than other seasons due to contaminated foods and cold-water intake. It claims colic fever poisoning and other ills follow and touts Po-Do-Lax as a pleasant, effective, 50 cent remedy to increase bile and purge toxins.
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Po-Do-Lax
Bell Wins Biggest Georgia Congressional Victory of the Decade
Gainesville Aug 19 Congressman Bell carries fifteen of eighteen Ninth district counties by large margins, defeating Charters and John N. Holder amid a bitter two year race. Hall and Lumpkin counties swing to Bell, while other races in Hall show close contests and county officials await final tallies. R. Martin and Luther Roberts elected to Hall county legislature. Senate race between Adams and Palmour remains undecided.
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Albert Hardy
Gainesville
Bell
Georgia
Charters
John N. Holder
Jackson
Hall
White
Lumpkin
Gwinnett
Banks
Stephens
Habersham
Union
Forsyth
Milton
Cherokee
Gilmer
Hardman
Harris
Slaton
Hardwick
Smith
R. Martin
Lula
Luther Roberts
Hall County
J. O. Adams
J. Ernest Palmour
State Senate
Lodenthal Spa Reserved for Working Men in Bavaria
Berlin August 19 One of Germanys famed medicinal spas Lodenthal near Aschaffenburg will be barred to rich people. It has been bought by the imperial insurance department from state funds and will be reserved for working men and women insured by the state. Hotels baths and all resort facilities are now state property for insured patients only.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Lodenthal
Aschaffenburg
Bavaria
Imperial Insurance Department
French Tennis Team Heads to South Africa Tour
Johannesburg reports arrangements are nearly complete for a French lawn tennis tour to South Africa. The lineup is expected to include Decugis Germot Gaul Poulin Madame Decugis and American Miss Ryan with a start in October and a finish in December.
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Associated Press
Johannesburg
South Africa
Decugis
Germot
Gaul
Poulin
Madame Decugis
Miss Ryan
Twenty Year Test of a Diarrhoea Remedy
Geo. W. Brock, publisher of the Enterprise in Aberdeen Maryland, recalls using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy twenty years ago and claims it has been a quick safe cure for diarrhoea ever since. He says it never disappointed anyone and trusts it above all substitutes. For sale by all dealers.
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Geo. W. Brock
The
Enterprise
Aberdeen
Ady
Husband Rescued Despairing Wife Card of Hope
Descriptive letter from Catron Kentucky tells of Bettie Bullock Sr. suffering four years from womanly troubles, bedridden and weak until her husband gave Cardui, the woman’s tonic. She notes first dose relief and now walks two miles and works. Cardui advertised with doctor endorsements and a mailed 6 page home treatment booklet.
Organized Baseball to Aid Red Cross War Fund
The National Baseball League plans a Red Cross day on a championship date with a portion of gate receipts donated to relief efforts in the European war. All organized baseball leagues are expected to follow suit. The exact date is to be announced.
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Red Cross Fund For
New York
National Baseball League
Red Cross
Rosa Luxemburg Charged With Insulting All Prussian Army
Berlin August 19. Prominent jurists raise a legal question in the Rosa Luxemburg case arguing judges may be disqualified due to collateral ties to many army members. They warn seven competent judges could not be found for an Imperial Supreme Court quorum. The case may not be tried again as state prosecutors withdraw a related charge against a Vorwärts editor over soldier abuse coverage.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Rosa Luxemburg
Germany
Imperial Supreme Court
Luxemburg
Vorwaerts
Monocle Inspires Awe Among Albanian Rebels
Aristocratic Englishman Jack Heaton Armstrong returning from Albania recounts how Myret rebels and soldiers aboard a besieged capital viewed his monocled display. He led a field gun during relief efforts alongside Chief Prenk, with 2,000 men and one gun. The scene portrays unusual fascination with the monocle amid combat.
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Associated Press
London
Jack Heaton Armstrong
Albania
Myret
Armstrong
Prince William
Alessio
Prenk
Monocle Sight Leads to Health Advice Short Note
A fragment urges readers to beware insects and disease from garbage and stagnant water. It promotes Sloan's Liniment as antiseptic relief for insect bites and wounds, claims quick action, and notes a 25 cent price with money back offer.
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Sloan’s
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Jester Building
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Lodge Quarters
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J. C. Haynes
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Boise Rish
Wabash
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Home County
Geo. H. Palmer
Thurs-Sun
Tindall
Elbert County
Harris and
Oglethorpe
Hokes Smith
Paul Brown
Lexington
Oglethorpe County
Agriculture Price
Gov. Slaton
Wright, Speer
Walker, Brittain, Rainey
Commissioner Price
Arnold
Mrs. J. Y. Carithers
Mrs. Peeler
Congressman Bell
Africa
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Catron, Ky
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Ment
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Cardui
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Savannah
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Philadelphia
B. R. Bloodworth
College Ave
Lishman
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