Prominent Memphis Druggist Promotes Rexall Laxative
A Memphis druggist urges public health via the slogan Rexall Orderlies the laxative tablet with a pleasant taste. He praises Rexall Orderlies as the best constipation remedy and notes exclusive selling rights with a trial size of ten cents at H R Palmer and Sons The Rexall Store.
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French Politeness In A Paris Dentist’s Servant Tale
A British weekly quotes a contributor noting French politeness. In a Paris scene a dentist's servant opens the door to a shabby patient and asks tenderly who shall deliver the bad news. The vignette contrasts courteous tone with the patient’s misery.
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Paris
Lodge Directories Show Local Fraternal Meetings
A listing of Masonic and fraternal lodges meets weekly at Odd Fellows Hall, Clayton Street, and Woodmen halls. Entries include Williame Lodge No. 15 I C C F, Athens B P Q E No. 790, Classic City Council No. 375 U C T, Geo B. Davis Camp 292 W O W, Glenn Lodge No. 75 I O, St Elmo Lodge K P, Mt Vernon Lodge F A M No. 223, and Modern Woodmen of America No. 16103 with meeting nights and locations.
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Williame Lodge
1. C
C. F
Odd Fellows
Max Joseph
Jake Joel
A. Mealor
Athens
Lodge Quarters
Broad and
Lampkin Streets
Dobbs
E. R. Geo. H. Palmer
Classic City Council
K. of P. Hall
Jester Building
Clayton Street
I. A. Bradberry
John Roberts
Geo. B. Davis
Woodmen Hall
Glenn Lodge
I. O
B. Dunaway
N. G
Harry Davis
St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Dester Building
Aaron Cohen
C. C
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 223
Masonic Hall
Modern Woodmen of America
The
Modern Woodmen of America, Mip
Woodmenial
Max. Joseph Building
Etelocs
J. C Booth
Georgia Congressmen Press to Halt Watson Prosecution
Georgia delegation visits Attorney General to block federal actions against Thomas E. Watson in states outside Georgia. They seek to read letters into the Congressional Record, push a House investigation, and argue fairness of trial in Georgia while denying outside interference.
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Watson May Face Federal Indictment Over Jeffersonian Libel Charges
Washington report says Thomas E. Watson may be indicted by a federal grand jury outside Georgia on obscenity and libel charges tied to the Jeffersonian coverage of the Leo M. Frank murder trial. The Georgia delegation urged Secretary McAdoo and Attorney General Gregory to drop the action.
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Charles G. Edwards
Frank Park
Charles R. Crisp
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John Randall Walker
Dudley M. Hughes
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To Asa
Sheep as Weather Prophets Indicate Weather by Wool Quality
An old proverb notes sheep wool signals coming weather. Crisp wool means stable conditions with no rash, while limp soft wool warns of an approaching storm and unsettled skies.
Pape's Diapepsia Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless remedy for indigestion acid stomach heartburn and related discomfort. It claims relief within five minutes and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case at home for family use.
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Pape
Flour types differ in digestion and nutrition notes
Laboratory tests show white flour digests more easily while whole wheat and graham flour offer higher protein. White flour provides about 1150 calories per pound versus 1140 for whole wheat. Best bread flour absorbs the most moisture. pastry flour absorbs the least.
Inherited Qualities of Early Branch Living
The article asserts science shows humans lived in tree branches long before houses. It links early arboreal life to modern traits such as a newborn's strong hands and fingers, suggesting both children and adults spent much time among the limbs for leisure and shelter in prehistoric ages.
Laughter as Medicine for Body and Mind
The passage argues that gloom is not a virtue and that the so called odor of sanctity is not tied to ascetic appearance. It asserts laughter as beneficial for health and happiness, and that a person who laughs is unlikely to be a villain.
Persevering Wife Urges for a New Hat Across Years
A Kansas City Star flavoring line shows Brother Ram diddy complaining about his wife’s persistence. He jokes that after three years of marriage she still asks him to buy her a new hat. The piece captures a humorous domestic struggle.
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Brother Ramdiddy
Kansas City Star
One at a Time in Education and Business Emphasis
The text argues that modern education concentrates on developing the individual, asserting the individual is the key unit in business where success hinges on personal achievement. It emphasizes elevating the student as a distinct unit.
Remedy for kidney troubles praised by Athens woman
Mrs R B Bailey of 240 Barrow St Athens testifies that kidney pain dizziness headaches and rheumatic pains began to ease after using Deans Kidney Pills purchased at Elmer & Sons Drug Store. She claims improvement eight years ago and continues to feel better.
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Elmer & Sons’ Drug Store
Pictorial Review Coat and Skirt Garment Details
Today’s fashion note describes a below hip semi fitted coat in plaid serge paired with a full plaited skirt at a high waist. Coat No 6361 and Skirt No 6411 are offered in medium size and range in bust/waist measurements with prices of 15 cents each.
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Pictorial Review
Children's dress patterns with silk collar frock
A smart check serge one piece frock with side plaits and silk braid collar, using two yards of 44 inch material. Pictorial Review Dress No. 6226, sizes 6 to 14 years, price 15 cents. Also a white nainsook combination with embroidery and lace, for under frocks, sizes 1 to 12 years, 3 yards 36 inch fabric plus lace, price 10 cents. Embroidery design No. 12175 offered as transfer pattern at 10 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Other Folk's Children and Maternal Instinct Featured
The passage argues that maternal instinct remains strong across classes and that in civilized society the strongest caretakers of other people's children are mature single women. It notes even childless individuals retain some maternal drive and cites social patterns as proof.
In a Class by Itself Tulip Tree Noted as Unique Yellow Poplar
One of the largest timber trees in the country, the tulip tree or yellow poplar, is related to magnolias and is the only tree of its kind in the world.
Two Roads to Reach an Important Goal
The quote notes two paths to achievement: cheer, strength, and perseverance. It reflects a belief in persistent effort as the route to success, urging steadfastness and resilience as guiding principles.
Gracious Manners for Social Ease and Kindness
This excerpt urges individuals to cultivate gracious manners and consideration for others. It highlights that kindness creates a loveliness around a person, and shy individuals should strive to express pleasant thoughts to become more companionable.
Poverty's Grip Persists Despite Efforts
A brief note outlines continued hardship in impoverished areas with limited access to resources. The article highlights systemic barriers, ongoing poverty indicators, and calls for targeted relief programs to address needs among affected communities.
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