Death of Mrs. Clay Driskell of Atlanta noted
Friends in Athens mourn the death of Mrs. Clay Driskell of Atlanta formerly Miss Nellie England who passed away in Atlanta after a short illness on Saturday. She was once a young visitor in the city and stayed with Miss Gladys Rhodes on several occasions. A short obituary appears in this column.
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Athens
Clay Driskell
Atlanta
Nellie England
Gladys Rhodes
Dr I OH Goss Returns to Streets After Illness
A note reports Dr I OH Goss has recovered from a period of illness and for the past two days has worked part days at his office and made several calls, much to the relief of his friends.
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Dr. I. OH. Goss
Specific Against Colds Yet Aids With Remedy
A sleeping porch or open bedroom plus a cold sponge bath each morning helps ward off colds but epidemics still cause occasional illness. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended to help recover quickly and is advertised as available from all dealers.
Georgia Democrats Vow No Bolter Rule At Primary Ballot
Georgia Democratic committee in Macon rejects a special rule to bar bolters from the September primary and declines to print an oath on ballots. They adopt old rules with five day contest filing, set the primary for September 12 and the convention for September 26 in Macon, while debating voter qualifications and party unity amid internal opposition.
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Georgia
Macon
Toto
Bob Travis
Chatham County
Clark Howell
Fulton County
J. B. Jackson
Jones County
G. A. Caswell
Wilkinson County
Herbert Clay
Cobb County
J. R. Branan
Bulloch County
Floyd County
Watson
John W. Bennett
Ware County
R. L. Smith
Fannin County
Mittee
T. West
Thomson
West
Mr. West
Democratic Party
J.B. Jackson
Jones
J. B.norman
Liberty County
G. H. Caswell
Irvington
Marietta
Blue Ridge Circuit
Mr. Clay
J. R. Brannan
Statesboro
B. L. Smith
Blue Ridge
Jackson
Smith
Clark How
Fulton
Travis
Howell
Maddox
Rome
Taft
Wilson
Waycross
Clay
Reagan
Committee On Rules
Mr. Jenkins
Mom Hare
Ninth
Jenkins
Ell
Spalding County Cratic
Hudson
Sec
Good Night Cap For Croupy Children Signs Miracle Remedy
An early 20th century advertisement touts Fougy’s Honey and Tar Compound as a cure for croup and choking phlegm. It claims the remedy calms gasping breaths and ensures peaceful sleep with timely doses. Mrs. Ben Meyerink of Clymer New York endorses its effectiveness for their child.
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Dr. Bell
Fougy
Croups
Croup
Ben Meyerink
Clymer
N. Y
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Grand Lodge, I. C. O. F
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Knights Tem
Fred Geissler
Mrs. Clay Driskell
England
Deas
Arthur ‘Jones
Allen Kans
Telnet
Sons
Adv
Sloan
Foley
Chicago
Ill
H.R. Palher & Sons
Chas. Stern Co. the Home of Good Clothes
Athens, Georgia