Local fraternal rites and farmers union notes
The page records meetings of Keyston No. 1 Royal Ared Masons and several lodges including Glenn Lodge No. 1, Knights of Pythias, and Woodmen of the World with routine attendance notices. It also outlines a platform with six reform resolutions on salaries telegraphs school books railroad regulation and election of U S senators.
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United States
A. S. Clay
Union
Supreme Court Reports of
Georgia
Harry Jackson
Scheo
Railroad Commission
Southern Express Company
Georgia Corporation
Farmers of Georgia
Dix Inaugural Promises Simplicity and Private Oath
Albany dispatch notes John A. Dix will defer New York governor inauguration due to Sunday date and take oath in private in the Secretary of State’s office, with a public parade Monday and a limited reception at the capitol. Troop B to escort. no inaugural ball.
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Albany
N. Y
John A. Dix
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Secretary of State
Capitol
Southern Commercial Congress to Hear Taft and Roosevelts Aboard
Atlanta officials announce an March meeting program featuring a stellar roster. Taft Roosevelt and Wilson are among the slated speakers, with divisions covering external and internal views of the south, markets, development, business force reviews, and section meetings. The plan includes chairs for commerce education good roads and more, aiming to showcase the south’s growth and plans.
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Southern Commercial Congress
Atlanta
South
Taft
Jusserand
France
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Henry Watterson
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Washington City
Jusseland
New France
Salone
James Willson
Department of Agricultur
Southern Press
William G. McAd
Southern Transportation
Edward Hines
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
Til
Asa G. Candler
Souther
Duncan M. Weteber
Nic
A. I. Harris
N. W. Har & Co
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
South America
Julian 8. Carr
Georgia
Clarence J. Owens
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Commerce
Bernard N. Baker
Baltimore
Commercial Organizations
Southern Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Education
E. Brown
Bureau of Education
Department of Interior
Meres Gras
John. H. Finney
Appalachian National Forests Association
Good Roads
Logan Wengen
Two Women Present The Lottery Man at Colonial Theater
The Lottery Man comes to the Colonial Theater next Wednesday evening. Written by Aida Johnson Youn and directed by Edith Ellis, the play marks a rare women led production. Ellis argues women offer finer dramatic psychologies and subtle acting touches essential for intimate stage detail.
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Colonial Theater
Aida Johnson Younis
Edith Ellis
Edith Ells
Mary Jane
Henry E. Dixey
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement asserts Parisian Sage from Buffalo New York and H R Palmer & Son can stop hair loss remove dandruff and restore shine. It claims readers should know Sage grows hair and improves appearance with no grease or stickiness and cites customer testimonials from Sault Ste Marie Michigan dated June 2 1910.
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America
Buffalo
N. Y
H. R.almer & Son
Athens
Jan Sage
H. R
Nicaragua Convention to Frame New Constitution
The Managua convention called to draft a new Nicaraguan constitution opens tomorrow. U S officials monitor the process as it may affect diplomatic ties broken in 1883 amid Central American upheaval. Expectation is a democratic charter and Gen Estrada's likely election.
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Managua
Gen. Estrada
Take Care Kidney Health Warning From Rochester Figure
A fragmentary health notice cites M Mayer of Rocheater warning that kidney problems threaten life. It describes back pain, fatigue, irregular kidney activity, and mentions Foley Kidney pills and a claimed cure, with garbled endorsements and a reference to real estate advertising and a Birmingham chairman.
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M. Mayer
Rocheater
My Doctor Mighty Fine and the People Who Make It
An ad style piece praises a medicine described as not a laxative or heart or kidney remedy but a woman’s medicine. It claims life changing results for a woman who nearly died and credits Cardus with aiding recovery and promises ongoing health benefits. It mentions a long history and invites women to try the product via private parties and mail responses.
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Cere Tank Cave
Las Seneres
Cardus
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Jefs
Tribble
Keystons
R. A. M.keystone
Royal Ared Masons
Max Joseph
W. C. Jordan
Fred T. Moon
Secty
Geo. B. Davis
Odd Fellows Hall
Jackson and
Clayton Streets
A Brigham
Glenn Lodge
Odd Fellowa’ Hall
Clayton Street
Odd Fellows
H. P. Lawrence
N. G
B. Harper
Seckery
Elme
P—St. Aime
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Clayton and
Wall Streets
Jodran
C.C. TB
Hickerson
Kol R
Niverncampment
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Davison-Nicholeeses
Claytonn Street
J. D. Stevens
C.F . Mealo
Beribe
William Pittman
R. Crane
DIX Inaugural
Ernor
The
State University
Oxford College
Mercer University
Wesleyan
Shorter
Middle Georgia Military Academy
Hitchcock
Japan
Minnesota
BIG Guns
Nicarag
Mites
yReal Estate Advertising
Robert Jemison, Jr
Birmingham
Doctor Mighty
Ike
Georgia Railroad
J. P. Wilson
College Avenue
Barber St
College Ave
T. Anderson
Excelsior
Marvel
Athens Cycle Co
Oconee County
Acre
T. Goodwin
Madhane Fay
Bantery Dogenufacturers
Costa Curtask
Washington
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