Four Little Atlanta Stories from F C G
An Atlanta column notes a jailed drunkard fined for drunkenness despite a judge's supposed leniency. It also reports Bearden v Daves where 98 Fannin County voters sue over registrar entries, and Dr James M Gray’s anti democracy sermon advocating Christ’s monarchy. Col O G Jones fights two-year dog dispute, spending about 1000 dollars. The case nears another superior court hearing.
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Supreme Court
Fannin County
Bearden
Board of Registrars
Col
O. G. Jones
Newport News
Col. Jones
Atlanta
Florida
J. E. Tebow
Vinci advertised as a remedy for delicate children
Mrs. Archer from Long Branch describes her fourteen year old daughter recovering from a persistent cough and poor appetite after using Vinci. The ad claims Vinol as a cod liver and iron preparation that builds strength for all ages and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit, with H. R. Palmer & Sons as druggists in Athens Georgia.
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Vinci
Wm. Archer
Long Branch
N. J
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Prompt rheumatism relief with Chamberlain liniment
Many sufferers from rheumatism have been surprised and delighted by the prompt relief afforded by Chamberlain's Liniment. Not one case in ten requires any internal treatment whatsoever. This liniment is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Remarkable Call Urges Protestants to Augusta Delegation
A Jackson County newspaper prints a bold call urging Protestants to join a Sunday morning delegation from Jefferson to Augusta. It cites arrests and bonds of editors of The Menace and The Appeal to Reason and calls for defense of Bible faith, anti church state ties, and freedom of conscience speech and press. It asks for Protestant ministers and fathers to protest and to attend with Jackson County’s former house speaker presiding.
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Jackson Herald
Jackson
Jefferson
John N. Holder
Congress
Jackson County
Augusta
Menace
Thos. E. Watson
House of Representatives
J. E. Bradberry
T. S. Johnson
Masons Save Church Building From Being Turned Into Theater
In Washington Georgia on Liberty Street the old Methodist church building was bought by LaFayette Lodge No. 23 Masons for about $3,000. They plan substantial improvements to make it a modern temple for the lodge, preserving the structure’s useful purpose in a small-city setting.
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Atlanta
J. M. Donald
Masons Save
Washington, Ga
Liberty Street
Liberty and
Spring Streets
LaFayette Lodge
No. 23
Masons
Lodge of Masons
Methodists
Messrs. Boyce Ficklen & Son
Measuring Party Brings Laughter and Funds to Commerce event
In Commerce Georgia last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Quillian hosted a Measuring Party that raised $40 for a carpet fund at the First Methodist church. Guests were sold by actual measurement, a young man paid fifteen cents, Lige Watson auctioned off items, candies and music accompanied the evening.
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Commerce
J. T. Quillian
First Methodist Church
Lige Watson
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promise Easy Liver Bowel Relief
Advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as gentle cures for liver stomach and bowel troubles. Claims energy and vigor after a week’s use with no discomfort and offers free samples from Hot Springs Chemical Co. and agents H B Palmer and Sons in Athens Georgia.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
H. B. Palmer and Sons
Athens
Brooks Coaches Ninth A. & M. School Team in Clarkesville
Brooks, former Georgia star second baseman and South Atlantic league player, is coaching the Ninth District A. & M. School baseball squad at Clarkesville Georgia. Practice has started with bright prospects including Rucker Derrick Westbrook Neville and new material. The first game is at Gainesville next Monday against Frank Anderson's River side team coached by Brooks' former mentor.
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Clarkesville
Garnett Brooks
Georgia
Brooks
Rucker
Derrick
Westbrook
Neville
Gainesville
Frank Anderson
Riverside
Anderson
Curious soft shelled egg exhibited in Washington
In Washington on Wednesday Amos Blakey displayed a uniquely formed soft shell egg. The egg measures about a half foot in length with turtle head and rat tail shapes at each end. When pressed the ends moved like a living object. Also included are advertisements for Dr King’s New Life Pills Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Chamberlains Tablets.
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Washington
Amos Blakey
Strik
Dr. King
W.J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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The
Flatau Crockery Co
Haviland
China
Electric
Athens Ry. & Electric Co
Clayton Street
F.C. G
Grayson
Gwinnett County
Cooper
Mallory’s
Broad Street
Wingfield
the Shop OF Quality
Bucklen
John Deye
Gladwin
Mich
W. J. Smith & Bro
J and H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens Savings Bank
General Banking
M. Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
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