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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1910

Page

4

Inkhams Cures Many Women in Missouri Letters

Inkhams oronogo Missouri testimonials praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female ailments including backache bearing down pains and irregularities. Women from St Louis and nearby towns report improvements after use. The ads urge readers with difficult cases to try the remedy, claiming cures for a range of gynecological issues.

Oronogo L. E. Pinkham Max McEnneur St. Louis E. Pim At. Herzog Prescott Ave Lydia E. Pinkham Imiatris

Monument Unveiled for Samuel Spencer at Atlanta Terminal

Almata Ga May 21 Special. In a large gathering of Southern Railway officials and workers, a bronze statue of Samuel Spencer first president of the Southern Railway was unveiled. The memorial, by Daniel Chester French, stands on the plaza at Atlanta Terminal facing the passenger terminal. Violet Spencer, Spencer's granddaughter, drew the veil. Committee head J W Connelly of Washington presented the monument to Georgia and Atlanta. President W W Finley, an employee, accepted on behalf of the system and praised Spencer as an organizer builder and leader in developing a strong southern railway system. The ceremony featured prayers, addresses, and tributes to his service to the South and to the public. The monument sits on a Tennessee marble pedestal with granite piers and bronze lamp posts surrounding the plaza.

Almata Southern Railway Samus Spencer Georgia Atlanta Mr. Spencer Atlanta Terminal Whic Daniel Chester French Violet Spencer Henry B. Spencer J. W. Connelly Washington, D. C Cleland Kinloch Nelson Mr. Connelly Thompson Connelly W. W. Finley Behal Fof Tee State of Finley Spencer South United University of Virginia Humphrey Bisimecs Southern Railway Company Samuel Spencer Potomac Ohio Atlantic Seaboard Mississippi John EK. White Second Baptist Church of

Come Back Georgia Wipes Up With Her Old Rival Tech

Georgia regains form and nostalgia as it matches up with its longtime rival Tech in a feature recalling historic players and the era on Lumpkin Street. The piece emphasizes honest values, customer satisfaction, and lingering adage of dependable local business.

Georgia Tech

Monument to Samuel Spencer Erected by Southern Railway Employees

A memorial statue honoring Samuel Spencer 1847 1906 is described as nine feet tall on a pedestal by Henry Bacon and Piccirilli Brothers. Inscriptions honor Spencer and the Confederate soldier first president of the Southern Railway. A broad employee fund raised the $30,000 through payroll deductions from 30,000 workers across the system.

Henry Bacon Piccirilli Brothers New York Daniel C. French Samuel Spencer The Southern Railway Company

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