Daughters Health Restored by Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A Baltimore mother reports her fifteen year old daughter Alice recovered from Green Sickness after three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The company cites hundreds of grateful letters and urges other young girls with menstrual or related symptoms to seek the remedy and write for advice.
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Baltimore
Alice
Lydia E. Pinkham
L. A. Corkkran
Rutland Street
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Governor Montague to Address Lawyers at State Bar Session
Bedford Springs June 27 The opening day of the Pennsylvania State Bar Association annual meeting drew large attendance with a varied three day program. Governor A J Montague of Virginia is slated to deliver the principal address.
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Bedford Springs
Pennsylvania State Bar Association
A. J. Montague
Virginia
Brilliant orator To Head Atlanta Fourth of July Celebration
Chamber of Commerce program committee selects Rev. Ashby Jones of Augusta as the Fourth of July orator for Atlanta. A grand parade by the Georgia National Guard and other uniformed units will precede a public gathering at the auditorium armory. Governor Smith will introduce Jones, with Wilmer Moore presiding.
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Chamber of Commerce
Armory
Atlanta
J. R. A. Hobson
Georgia National Guard
Auditorium Armory
Ashby Jones
Augusta
South
University of Georgia
Smith
Wilmer Moore
House of Representatives
State Senate
Georgia
Percy J. Starnes
Odd Fellows Take Charge of Orphans in New Holland
New Holland Ga June 27 Mr J L Sparks buried in Alta Vista cemetery yesterday by the Odd Fellows of which he was a worthy member His death followed a two year illness His wife died last April Three orphan children are left behind and will be cared for by the Odd Fellows
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New Holland
J. L. Sparks
Alta Vista Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Gainesville Ball Team Heads to Royston for Three Games
Gainesville, Ga., June 27. The Gainesville boys travel to Royston for a three game series led by pitcher Hutcherson and Wiggins with Cox and Orr as catcher. The nine game season so far shows five wins and four losses with two defeats to Royston and two to the Atlanta White Caps. After Royston they travel to Elberton for one game before returning home for three games next week.
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Gainesville
Royston
Mitchell
Boshire
Denham
Crow
Lakey
Smith
Cromartie
Cox
Hutcherson
Wiggins
Orr
Atlanta White Caps
Elberton
Dowman To Lead Emory College Theological Dept
Dr. C. I. Dowman pastor of the First Methodist church in Gainesville Georgia met his Blowards to discuss his election as dean of the Emory College theological department. The board voted unanimously that Dowman fill the pastorate until the annual conference appoints a successor.
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Gainesville
C. I. Dowman
First Methodist Church
Blowards
Emory College
Dowman
Bank Charters Granted And Applications Filed In State
A charter was Monday morning granted to the Bank of Plainfield in Dodge county with a $25,000 capital. Applications were filed for charters by Farmers and Merchants' Bank of Jeffersonville in Twiggs county and Bank of Lilburn in Gwinnett county, both with $25,000 capital.
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Bank of Plainfield
Dodge County
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Jeffersonville
Twiggs County
Bank of Lilburn
Gwinnett County
Changes at Bessie Tift College Elevate Campuses and Fund Drive
Forsyth Ga June 27 Dr E C James named dean of the faculty at Bessie Tift college bringing new leadership in education and philosophy. Other faculty changes include G P Whatley Mercer to science and W T Davidson Eastern College to history and English. Miss MicDowell Conway college to language and Miss Margaret Perry Cincinnati to voice. A campaign to raise 300000 for new buildings and scholarships has surpassed 100000 with field secretaries Lansdell Holley and Morris touring the state, including $4000 raised in Emanuel county and gifts of 1000 from three ladies. Field workers head to Bartow county this week.
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James
Bessie Tift
G. P. Whatley
Mercer
W. T. Davidson
Eastern College
Virginia
MicDowell
Conway College
Lain
Margaret Perry
Cincinnati
R. A. Lansdell
J. B. Holley
Mattie Morris
Emanuel County
Bartow County
Dinkins to Catch for Tech Strengthens 1912 Team
Pat Dinkins, star Marist College catcher and top amateur in the region, will enter Georgia Tech in the fall, boosting the Jackets’ catching corps even without Montgomery Hill. The move promises Tech its best backstop in years, surpassing Buchanan and Woodward.
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Tech Yellow Jackets
Montgomery Hill
Pat” Dinkins
Marist College
Tech
Dinkins
Jackets
Buchanan
Woodward
M D O N O U G H Editor To Take Bicycle Hike
Judge Frank Reagan editor of the Henry County Weekly and county court judge will bicycle from Atlanta to New York along the Journal Herald highway. He plans about 70 miles daily for roughly 15 days with Sundays for rest. He will return by Ocean steamship route to Georgia.
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Frank Reagan
Henry County Weekly
McDonough
Journal-Herald
New York
Atlanta
Reagan
Georgia
Suffragettes to Ask for Votes in Atlanta
The Atlanta Civic League and Atlanta Woman Suffrage Association plan to petition city council for municipal voting rights for women. A committee will present before the council on Monday afternoon to seek passage of a charter amendment approved by the suffrage group.
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Atlanta Civic League
Atlanta
Woman Suffrage Association
Council
Commission
Council Chamber
New Bill Seeks Half Percent Beer Standard in Georgia
Georgia prohibitionists plan to present a bill this session setting one half of one percent as the maximum alcohol content allowed in any beverage or proprietary medicine sold in the state after 1911. Draft copies are being circulated to legislators. Druggists warn legitimate medicines may require more than a half per cent, while brewers say such a malt beverage cannot be made at that level.
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Georgia
State Senator from This 30th District
Atlanta Ga special report notes Hon W E Whitehead the new senator for the thirtieth district arriving late Monday. Whitehead and A S J Stovall of Elberton co authored a bill to expand common school education adding about three years of study for counties that choose the measure.
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Atlanta
W. E. Whitehead
Whitehead
A. S. J. Stovall
Elberton
Closeout Dress and Skirt Sale Prompted by Factory Costs
Local store slashes prices on silk voile linen and gingham dresses plus wash skirts coats and S Kirts. Most items priced well below original costs with lots offered at 2.50 to 5.00 and several under one dollar. Extra bargains include ladies gauze lisle hose socks and children's wash vests at deep discounts.
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Governor Montague
Bessie Tift College
Bowden Lithia
College Park, Gia
College and Conservatory
Atlant
Cox College and Conservatory
America
Cox College Conservatory
Atlanta Conservatory
Collece al” Conservatory
College Park
M'Donough
Davison - Nicholson
Gingham
Chambray
Speial
Davison-Nicholson Company
Miss Fountainers
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