Col J Lindsay Johnson Dies in Manila Mission
Cable from Rome Ga reports Colonel J Lindsay Johnson editor of Rome Tribune-Herald and census assistant director for the Philippines died in Manila after sailing a year ago with daughter Letitia. Survived by widow Annie E Johnson two sons J G Johnson and J Lindsay Johnson. He served Floyd County and Georgia in multiple public roles.
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Manilla
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Rome Tribune-Herald
Philippine Islands
John A. Johnson
University of Georgia
Washington and Lee University
Georgia Bar
Rome Tribune
Annie E. Johnson
Letitia Johnson
Manila
J. G. Johnson
Washington
Highwayman Tackled by Gordon Football Star in Commerce
Commerce Georgia July 27 a bold highwayman attempted to rob Mr Noell McConnell as he returned from church but the feared Gordon football star tackled the robber and choked him into insensibility. McConnell reported to Night Chief John Matthews and searched the area with citizens but the suspect vanished. McConnell showed nerve and earned wide praise for his decisive action.
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Matthews
Noel McDonell
Remarkable piano recital delights Athens audience at chapel
Dr. Pfefferkorn presented a varied program in a summer school recital at the chapel, earning high praise for technique and expression. The set included Beethoven Moonlight Sonata aftertale remarks, Wagner Brunhilde scene transcription, Liszt Nocturne, Mendelssohn Scherzo, Strauss Tausig waltzes, and Chopin Liszt notes, with authorial program notes enhancing understanding.
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Submarines and Torpedo Boat Destroyers to Be Shown
Washington is to host a naval display during the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. The Navy Department will bring submarines and swift torpedo boat destroyers to contrast modern warfare with the past. Secretary Daniels aims to give veterans a view of current weapons and their progress from earlier days.
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Remodeled Store Sale Draws Crowds at Michael's Outlet
Remodeling sale draws shoppers as Michael's offers every garment on the racks at dramatically low prices. No prices quoted. the event promises every dress or suit at a near personal price and no carryover garments. Townsfolk urged to attend for bargains.
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Michael
Waists in Voile Embroidered Effects at Ridiculous Sale
We offer every odd waist in voile lingerie and embroidered effects once priced up to 7.50 placed on a table for a rare sale. Do not miss this opportunity as the chance comes seldom.
Summer Hat Closeout Offers Great Value
A local sale promotes summer hats advertised as long lasting and affordable. Shoppers are urged to buy now as prices are described as unbeatable and among the lowest seen, with the message that a small investment yields long term use.
Housefurnishers Sale White Counterpanel Offer
A housefurnishers sale advertises 25 percent reductions on spreads with prices listed as dollar amounts and a prompt to choose from stock. The copy emphasizes economical options for the household and mentions several discounted spread prices.
Navy plans naval display for G A R parade in Washington
The Navy seeks to exhibit progress in submarine design by bringing an early type and a modern example, alongside the Hartford and other ships. Bluejackets, Marines, and midshipmen from Annapolis may participate, with demonstrations of torpedo firing and hydroplanes during encampment week.
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Crawfordville to House Bill Proposes Alexander H. Stephens Institute
A House education committee favors a bill to establish a State University branch at Liberty Hall Crawfordville named the Alexander H. Stephens Institute. The gift includes twelve acres Liberty Hall and a two story building with Stephens room. No appropriation needed now. future funds may endow poor boys and a museum for Confederacy relics.
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Liberty Hall
Alexander H. Stephens
Alexander H. Stephens Institute
Atlanta
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Senate
Crawfordville
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Georgia
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Alex Stephens
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Georgia Normal and Industrial School
Milledgeville
Technological School
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Normal School
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Georgia Senate
United States House of Representatives
Confederate States
United States
United States House
West End
Republic
Dodson's Liver Tone Offered as Safe Calomel Alternative
An advertisement warns that calomel can crash liver function and upset digestion, urging readers to try Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable substitute for 50 cents. It promises quicker relief, no sickness, and benefits for workers and children alike.
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Adv
Dr King’s New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement asserts the cough remedy Dr King’s New Discovery stops irritation and relieves coughing. It claims 45 years of success and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy from a local druggist.
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