Fraternity Congress Opens Sessions With Atlanta Events
The 22nd biennial congress of the fraternity met at the Mont hotel with Atlanta alumni staging an elaborate entertainment lineup. A barbecue, ball, banquet, and theater party featured a minstrel performance on a painted log cabin set. Public exercises at the state capitol included welcome by Hollins N. Randolph, remarks by Judge Baggott of Dayton, and an oration by George H. Lamar. Huger W. Jervey read the congress poem. A. T. O. song followed. C. R. Porter of Rome touted the south’s current prosperity during discussions in Atlanta.
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Pimont Hotel
Atlanta
Hall of Representatives
State Capitol
Hollins N. Randolph
Baggott
Dayton
Congress
George H. Lamar
Washington, D.C
Huger W. Jervey
University of the South
Ian A. T. O
Col R L J Smith Visits Athens Friends
Col R L J Smith of Commerce, longtime attorney with nearly twenty five years at the bar, visits Athens. He shows a letter of thanks from Mrs Valentine Dunaway dated December 27 1910 praising his efforts on behalf of her ten fatherless children and his speech.
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Col
R. L. J. Smith
Commerce
Athens
University of Georgia
Col. Smith
Valentine Dunaway
Col Smith
Rumor of a Calamity Averted by a Family Miracle
A Fayetteville North Carolina writer recounts how a sister saved from consumption by Dr King s New Discovery. The letter praises the medicine as the best seen and notes cures for influenza and pneumonia. The ad urges Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as influenza protection and is offered by local dealers.
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A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
N. C
Ent
E Brosod Bm
Paley & Goon
Trade Establishments Across the South This Week
The Tradesman lists new industries opened in the south for the week ending today. Alabama includes Birmingham cigar firm ($15,000) and Collinsville ice and light ($50,000). Arkansas cites Fort Smith refinery ($100,000) and Rogers bank ($100,000). Georgia shows Rome bottling works ($20,000) and Macon farm company ($50,000). Louisiana reports New Orleans various ventures including a $200,000 plumbing outfit and a $500,000 lumber industry. Mississippi notes Cotby lumber ($30,000) and Shreveport drilling ($15,000). Other states list factories, banks, land and oil concerns with sums ranging from $5,000 to $350,000.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
South
Corna
Collinsville
Dlifton
Opelika
Arkansas
Batesville
Eldorado
Fort Smith
Gordon
Hartsburg
Masonville
McGhee
Tampa
Georgia
Macon
Metter
Rome
Statesboro—Bank
Thomasville
Yatesville—Bank
Kentucky
Ashland
Nortonville
Winchester
Louisiana
Covington
Naval Stores Company
Mansura
Bank
New Orleans
Rayville
Shreveport
Oklahoma
Hartlesville
Fobart
Muskogee
Power and Irrigation Company
Electric
Ponca
Sayre
Tulsa
South Carolina
Charleston
Kershaw
Summertown
DANGER IN DELAY Kidney Disease Warning in Athens Ads
A mixed Virginia and West Virginia notices section lists various regional business amounts and locations followed by a health warning. Doan's Kidney Pills promoted as a remedy appear with a testimonial from E. L. Taylor of Athens Georgia. The page includes assorted ads and coil text on products and promotions with several town names and company types.
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Athens
Bright
Dean
E. L. Taylor
Lumpkin St
Doan
Palmer & ‘Sons
Sousa Band Heads World Tour From New York
Sousa's band sails from New York for England signaling the start of a ten month world tour. The ensemble plans about 100 Great Britain and Ireland concerts then performs in Germany France and moves to South Africa and Australia with possible India China and Japan stops and a Honolulu leg before Pacific Coast shows and a Canada eastward finish. The Y M C A Boys Conference opens in Ottawa with leaders from New York Montreal Detroit among participants, sessions run through the weekend.
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New York
Sousa
England
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
France
Europe
South Africa
Australia
India
China
Japan
Pacific
Honolulu
Vancouver
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
R. A. Waite
C. K. Calhoun
Montreal
Eugene Foster
Detroit
Ontario
Quebec
Foley's Honey and Tar Mentioned for Cough Relief
An old warning highlights Foley's Honey and Tar as a non opiate remedy for coughs and colds. It emphasizes guarding the home against illness with this medicine at the first sign of danger.
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Foley
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. R. Porter
Ife
Work Hanks Attorney
Col. R. L. J. Smith
Alabama
Birmingham
Rogers
Jbank
Stuttgart
4Machine Company
Florida
Jacksonville
Realty Company
Jasper
Miami
Ocala
Pensacola
Mississippi
Cotby
North Carolina
Greensboro
High Point
Tennessee
Bluff City
Knoxville
Electric Company
Madisonville
Memphis
Automatic Music Company
Texas
Aquilla
Amarillo
Beaumont
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Fort F
Michael
Virginia
Richmond
Lexington
Norfolk
Salem
West Virginia
Beary
Oil and Gas Company
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Grafton
Kingwood
Milton
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Derrick
York Sun
Tate
I le Mack
Champion Athletics
Cubs
Ormore
Cuba
Eddie Collins
Ned
Thotsand
United States
Gotham Company
Broadway N. Y
Cva
Army
John M. Banister
Tomorow
Banister
Omaha
Neb
Stuart
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