Mt. Vernon Area Lodge Notes and Meetings
Local fraternal groups announce regular meeting nights and locations across Mt. Vernon. Listings include Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 22 F and A M at Masonic Hall, St Elmo Lodge K of P, Hino No. 40 Castle Hall, Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons, Athens Lodge No. 790 B P C E, Soquee Tribe I O R M, Glenn Lodge I O O F with weekly gatherings and inviting members in good standing to attend.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. M
Mount Vernon Lodge
Band
AJM
Masonic Hall
Max Joseph
Clayton Street
Aire
H.R. Palmer
W. M
Ajluarpersec
St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P.st. Hino
Knights of Pst
Castle Hall
May Joseph Building
Clayton and Wall
Keystone
Royal Arch
J. T. Trussell
H. P. G. E. Stone
ASONS
Glenn Lodge
Lodge
Carlton Building
Jackson Street
Odd Fellows
G. A. Boone
How Diphtheria is Contracted
A pointed note explains that a cold weakens children and allows the diphtheria germ to infect them. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for the cold and a means to lessen the danger of diphtheria or other germ diseases. Sold by Warren J Smith & Bro and others in Athens, Georgia.
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Chamberlain
Warren
H. R. Palmer & Sons
L. P
Panic Makers Target Reform Goals and Economic Fallout
The Augusta Chronicle argues reforms harmed the state economy, blaming agitators for panic, foreseeing losses in industry and jobs. It accuses reform advocates of shifting blame to corporations while noting public doubt and exposure of panic tactics.
Panic and blame as wreckage faces analy sis
The text argues panic makers should share responsibility for economic collapse. It critiques speculators and financiers for forcing legitimate business to the wall and asserts the need for cool public judgment to avoid repeating the wreck.
New York City enjoys a rare quiet Sunday
New York City experiences an unusual quiet Sunday as theaters and amusements close under the Lord's Day law. Police enforce the ban while aldermen prepare to discuss possible ordinance changes. Broadway is nearly empty and residents adapt to a rare day of rest and silence.
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New York
Toy
Uly Lund
Brooklyn
Broadway
Oscar III of Sweden Dies at Royal Palace
Stockholm reports King Oscar III died at 9 10 yesterday morning in the royal apartment surrounded by family including Queen Sophia, Crown Prince Oscar Gustave, and state ministers. Crowds outside the palace wept as the news spread.
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Stockholm
Oscar III
Sweden
Sophia
Oscar Gustave
Vinol advertised as cure and booster for consumption
H. R. Palmer & Sons of Athens Georgia promote Vinol a cod liver oil extract claimed to restore nutrition strengthen the body and ease pulmonary disease It is pitched as superior to emulsions and offers a money back guarantee to Athens residents citing its use for the elderly children and those recovering from sickness
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Athens
Vinci
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Worry Method Costs Patient in Weight Loss Bill
An obese patient complains after a week of anti-fat treatment that no weight was lost. The doctor coldly replies the bill is part of the treatment, as reported by the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Voice in government prompts quiet ballot advice
In a dialogue from a VOCAL EXERCISE, Mr Billings questions whether men should have a voice in government, while Mrs Wisely agrees but suggests constructive action beyond shouting at election bulletins.
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Mr. Billings
Mrs. Wisely
Cured of Brights Disease by Foley’s Kidney Cure
A letter from Robert O Burke of Elnora New York describes severe Brights disease with nocturnal urination swelling and blurred vision. He credits Foley’s Kidney Cure after three bottles with vanishing dropsy and symptom relief and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Bright
Robert O. Burke
Elnora
N. Y
Foley
Our Singers Wanted by Paris Opera Boss
Miss Marys Garden, an American promoter, is seeking American voices for M. Messager of the Paris Opera. She notes strong Paris interest in American singers and warmth in American vocal quality, praising American girls for singing French with a hint of accent. She cites long association with Messager at the Opera Comique.
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New York Times
Miss Marys Garden
Proma Dent
M. Messager
Paris Opera
Opera Comique
Paris
America
France
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Offer Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills provide fast relief from kidney and bladder troubles. It promotes a one week treatment for 2d and notes sale by all druggists.
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DeWitt
Would Take His Chance in Dawson City Court
An old negro appeared before a Dawson City judge charged with a trivial offence. The judge offered a lawyer, but the man declined, saying he had no lawyer and could not get one. He explained he preferred to let the trial expose the court to its own ignorance.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Dawson City
Royal Customs In Washington At White House Luncheon
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt reportedly introduced a royal prerogative at a White House luncheon two weeks ago. After the dinner ends at European courts royalty rise and retire to the drawing room while others remain seated, then the royals take preferred seats and others fill the rest. Some guests doubt this fashion will become a lasting rule in the executive mansion.
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Washington
Hartford Times
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Orino Laxative Syrup Promoted as New Laxative
An advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a new laxative that stimulates without irritation and guarantees money back. It claims to be the best laxative and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Marshall Brinson Killed by Negro in Millen Georgia
In Millen Georgia on December 9 a marshal named Brinson was killed by a negro after ordering him to quiet down. The slayer fled and authorities with bloodhounds pursued him by special train. Brinson was shot three times on the street, his clothing set afire by the close range volley.
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Millen
Marshal Brinson
Midville
Wis
Marsha
Young Man Oscar Taylor Found Dead in Swamp
In Hawkinsville Georgia Oscar Taylor a prominent young man was found dead in a swamp near the city. He had disappeared last Tuesday and reportedly killed himself using a pistol after crawling into a cypress log, his coat for a pillow. The body was well preserved due to cold weather and despondency is the suspected cause.
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Hawkinsville
Oscar Taylor
Taylor
ULYSSES BELL DROWNED IN FLORIDA
Ulysses S. Bell, a popular Atlanta youth, son of Mary C. Bell and brother of Hon. Madison Bell, drowned in the St Johns river near Jacksonville during a duck hunt. His companions could not rescue him before his weighty ammunition sank him. the body was later recovered.
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Atlanta
Ulysses S. Bell
Mary C. Bell
Madison Bell
St. Johns River
Jacksonville
Bell
Memory Improved Since Leaving Coffee
A Kansan recalls severe stomach and heart trouble eased after quitting coffee and using Postum. He reports steady nerves, improved memory, and regular heartbeats, noting his sister also grew to like the drink after proper preparation. The ad promotes boiling Postum 15 minutes for full flavor and value.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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