Georgia Names List of Drug Stores and Individuals
A roster lists multiple pharmacies and individuals across Georgia towns including Toccoa Lavonia Royston Canon Royston Lexington Maxeys Woodville White Plains Siloam Talmo and Pendergrass. The entries name Ridgeway Drug Co and Johnson Pharmacy among others alongside persons such as J D Adams J C McDonald G C Wilder J F Brooks W C Durham and F W Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Adams
Toccoa
J. C. McDonald
Lavonia
Ridgeway Drug CO
Royston
Canon
G. C. Wilder
J. F. Brooks
Lexington
W. C. Durham
Maxeys
J. Durham
Woodville
White Plains Drug CO
White Plains
Johnson Pharmacy
Siloam
Wood & Simmons
Talmo
F. W. Anderson
Pendergrass
Hog Farm in Oconee Showcases Georgia’s Livestock Boom
Atlanta May 19 The Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture cites F D Farbrough of Bishop as a model farmer who transformed his operation into a thriving hog cattle and dairy venture He raises about 250 Dorocs 250 goats and a sizeable beef herd with booming orders for over 1000 piglets Also lauds his market reach and the promise of Georgia as a top producer The piece ends with a Home Department note on countering post anesthesia nausea using sterilized gauze soaked in vinegar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Oconee
Agriculture Price
F. D. Farbrough
Bishop
Farmbrough
Georgia
Oconee County
Old Union
Fund Drive Urges Subscriptions For Memorial Effort
A notice from Mrs. R. C. Orr and Mrs. T. F. Green asks readers to support the John Gerdine Memorial Fund by securing new subscriptions and renewals via Orr Drug Co. The appeal promises a $2,000 goal and mentions distributing the voting outpell method in the Atlanta Constitution. Also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe cough medicine for sales by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gerdine
Atlanta Constitution
Orr Drug Co
R. C. Orr
T. F. Green
Adv
Soule Paper Read At Interstae Cottonseed Meeting
New Orleans May 19 delegates began the eighteenth annual session of the Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association to discuss twenty five proposed amendments to official rules for cottonseed product transactions. Votes on amendments will be taken tomorrow. A leading proposal would allow National Ex-Exporter Cottonseed Crushers Association members to join the interstate body, potentially dissolving the former. The session opened with Fielding Wallace reading Andrew M. Soule's “Vital Facts for Seed Crushers.”
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New Orleans
Interstate Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
Ex- Peller Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia Agricultural and Mechanical College
Fielding Wallace
Aususta
Peculiar Order From Cardiff Ship Named Heaven
A ship owned by a man called Heaven was due to sail from Cardiff with coal cargo but had not been fully loaded. The shipping agent ordered a clerk to telegraph to Heaven for more coal.
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Heaven
Cardiff
Noisiest Thing in Mexico Is the American Dollar
Washington May 19 With Mexican mediation at Niagara Falls activity at the capitol has relaxed. American commissioners leave for Niagara Falls for the conference opening tomorrow. A White House wire will keep the president in touch with developments. Senator Williams read a Vera Cruz official letter saying the noisiest thing in Mexico are American dollars. Details on the Smith family and Private Parks stir state department anxiety as oil fields resume operation after federal evacuations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
Capitol
White House
Williams
Mississippi
Senate
United States
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Silliman
Saltillo
Smith
Tonola
Chiapas
State Department
Mexico City
Huerta
Smiths
Tampico
Panuco City
Fifteen Members of Academic Senior Class at Georgia
The University of Georgia reports a senior class of seventy three in the academic division, including agriculture and science majors but excluding law, pharmacy, and graduate students. Athens contributes fifteen members. the list names students by full names and fields of study across arts, agriculture, and science, with several towns represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Law
Pharmacy
Athens
Asbury
Thomas Lyne
Crawfordville
Austin
Wong Tan
Canton
China
Dailey
Ernest Aubrey
Barrett
George Barnes
Augusta
Bassett
Raphiel Phillips
Arts
Ft. Valley
Benson
Enoch Blassingame
Science
Hartwell
Bernd
Aaron Blum
Macon
Blackmar
Dana, Jr
Columbus
Bowen
James Young
Crawford
Brown
Charles McDonald
Its
Marietta
Bryant
Clarence Avery
Agriculture
Royston
Buchwald
Charles
Cheney
Frank Washington
Civ
Collins
Thomas Jefferson
Jackson
Conklin
Hubert William
Atlanta
Corley
Otis Herman
Agric
Crafts
Arthur Gibbes
Davis
Arturo
Rio Piedras
Puerto Rio
Dillard
Edward Carleton
Arnoldsville
Fisher
Sam Boyce
Lavonia
Fletcher
Bob Jake
Par
Vinci tonic advertised to restore appetite in Athens Ga
An elderly Jacksonville reader extols Vinci as a summer all year tonic that boosts appetite and strength. The ad claims Vinci builds general health with iron and cod liver oil, restores digestion, and promises a money back guarantee if it fails. Also mentions Saxo Salve for skin troubles from H R Palmer & Sons in Athens, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
Col Roosevelt Returns From South America Visit
New York, May 19. Col Theodore Roosevelt arrived this afternoon from South America. He reaffirmed discovery of an unknown river and denied comments on 1916 presidential chances. He said he will not run for New York governor, will address the National Geographic Society, and sail in ten days for Spain to attend Kermit's wedding. The Colonel has the same smile and improving health, and was received by city officials.
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Associated Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
South America
National Geographic Society
Spain
Kermit
Georgia Railroad Commission Seen Keeping Its Manpower
Atlanta May 19 Present indications show Georgia will not change its railroad commission as currently constituted. Commissioner Paul B. Tra m mell faces no serious opposition and is expected to run for another term. His broad statewide support and a record of satisfying the public while balancing big railroad interests are cited by business leaders.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Railroad Commission of
Paul B. Trammell
Baseball scores and standings from national leagues
Baseball results show Southern League totals for Mobile Atlanta Montgomery Chattanooga New Orleans Nashville Birmingham Memphis. American League includes Philadelphia Chicago New York St Louis Boston Detroit Washington Cleveland. National League reports Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati New York St Louis Brooklyn. Federal League lists Pittsburgh Chicago Baltimore Kansas City Buffalo St Louis Brooklyn Indianapolis. South Atlantic League results include Augusta Columbus Charleston Jacksonville Savannah Macon Columbia Albany. A quip from Mrs Willis at the Ladies Aid Society suggests sending care to front-line soldiers, via a Puck’s Quarterly excerpt.
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Wee Eeoet
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Kansas City
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Sosh Hedes
Augusta
Columbus
Charleston
Jacksonville
Savannah
Macon
Columbia
Albany
Not a Sad Occasion at Briggs-What Funeral
Town Topics notes a lighter angle as Briggs attends Mawkser's funeral, explaining the visit is driven by the bequest he left to relatives. The diary item highlights contrasts in social behavior at a funeral and hints at money shaping involvement.
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Briggs
Mawkser
Griggs
Like Teeth Banties Tail Cutting Tale
A child named Mary shows her visiting aunt a strange scene as she explains the bantams are “cutting their tails.” The brief anecdote captures a rural moment with a curious, humorous observation.
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Mary
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M Armours
Armour
Concord
Citizens Pharmacy
Costas
Normal School Pharmacy
Oasis Cafe
H.R. Palmer & Sons
H. R.palmer & Bon Princlave
Peter Petropole
M. & M. Cigar CO
Poss’ Place
Reid Drug CO
Weatherly & Bernard
Georgian Cafe
W. B. Hardman Drug CO
Commerce
B. B. Crow
Gillespie & CO
Maysville
City Caife
Cornelia
H. H. Parker
Mount Airy
Peoples Drug C O
Armour Cays
Wilhite
G. H. Johnson & CO
Hull
Cook Bros
Comer
L. H. Eberhart
Berkeley
Home Department
National Magazine
DR. Soule
Florence
Mason Jones
Powder Springs
Funkenstein
Casper Ira
Valdosta
Gilbert
William Thurston
Gina
Tinnie Rucker
Gray
Claude Luke
Hardaway
William Winchester
Thomson
Hitchcock
William Edgar
Dallas
Holden
Frank Alexander
Holder
Goley
Eng
Howard
Julian Cooper
Johnson
James Augustus
Barwick
Jordan
Fred Capers
Monticello
Loyd
DeWitt Wilson
Newborn
Lufburrow
Burley
Matthew
Oliver
Maddux
Henry Towns
Culloden
Martin
Clarence Ellwood
Blakely
Maxwell
Thomas Allan
Merry
Pierce
Michael
LeRoy
Middlebrooks
Chauncey Vance
Moise
Francis Marion
Myers
Joe Stern
McDaniel
Charles Baldwin, Jr
McDonald
John Edward
Cuthbert
McKamy
David Knox
Dalton
McWhorter
Robert Ligon
Nanney
William Clyde
O’kelley
Edward Barbara
Gainesvile
Patman
Everette
Patterson
Russell Hugo
Pope
Cadesman
Preston
William Gordon
Flovilla
Proctor
Lannie Groover
Punch
Edgar Rudolf
Pothe
Henry Heine
Schwab
Richard
Newett
Short
Robert Dunham
Suddath
Robert O'Neal
Summerour
Guy
Duluth
Symmes
Thomas Davenport
Brunswick
Tabor
Paul
Danielsville
von Sprecken
Theodore Mark-Walter
Feg
Wade
John Donald
Marshallville
Waters
Audley Alexander
Woodcliffe
Westbrook
Edison Collins
Gainesville
Whelchel
Hoyt Henry
Herbert Daniel
Wimberly
Olin John
Winter
Alphonse Anderson
Civ Eng
Col. Roosevelt
American Press Association
Roosevelt
Sanr Ina
Railroad Commission
Yartar
Southern League
Mobile
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Memphis
National League
Ree Eee
Federal League
Mary Pickford
Tess
The
Storm Country
Damogel
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Paxton Toilet Co
Mass
Gardui
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