Georgia Population by Color in 1910 Census Exceeds Black Share
Washington reports Georgia's 1910 census shows white residents at 1,431,836 and black residents at 1,176,987, with 218, including Indians and East Asians, as other races. Atlanta totals: 102,850 whites, 51,902 negroes, 77 others. White population rising faster than negroes. Georgia cities listed with white and negro counts. Negro growth slower than prior decades. white growth strong.
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Confederate Monument May Be Moved in Athens
Local residents propose relocating the Confederate monument from its current College Avenue site near the streetcar line due to accidents and congestion. A city hall lot at College and Hancock is suggested as a safer, perman ent location to satisfy citizens across generations.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Medicine Ad
A historical sale pitch promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable family remedy. It claims to relieve coughs colds croup and prevent bronchitis and pneumonia for both children and adults and notes availability at all druggists.
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Southern Railway Attends Georgia Livestock Dairy Meet
Southern Railway shows interest in Georgia livestock and dairy, sending Dr C M Morgan F L Floyd and Lauren Foreman to the Georgia Live Stock and Dairy men's Association sessions. They discuss promoting state and county groups, purebred sires, and a traveling daily school starting February 1 to aid dairymen along Southern rails.
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Rexall Constipation Remedy Promoted by Athens Store
An Athens physician-backed Rexall remedy claims to permanently relieve chronic constipation without laxatives. It promises to tone nerves and muscles of the colon, avoid purging, and be safe for all ages. Available at 12 tablets for 10 cents, 36 for 25, or 80 for 50, sold only at The Rexall Store by H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Co.
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