Juvenile State Service Promotes Reform at Methodist Church
A large crowd attends a union service at First Methodist Church next Sunday evening in support of the Juvenile State. Organized by Juvenile Protective Association leaders include Revs Jenkens Routman Beatty Grubb and Rabbi Blechman. Mayor Dorsey may introduce speakers Crawford Jackson and W S Witham.
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First Methodist
Juvenile Protective Association
M. A. Jenkens
M. L
Routman
Troy Beatty
S. R. Grubb
Rabbi Blechman
First Methodist Church
Crawford Jackson
W. S. With&m
Atlanta
Dorsey
Death and burial of Mr J W Rogers described
Mr J M Rogers of this city returns from the funeral of his father Mr J W Rogers who died Friday at his son T S Rogers home in Heflin Alabama. In Atlanta he served as a Confederate soldier since 1861 and fought bravely. He was born in Tennessee and lived much of his life in Alabama. A Methodist church member he is survived by four sons and one daughter. The Heflin funeral occurred where the seep took place.
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J. M. Rogers
J. W. Rogers
T. S. Rogers
Atlanta
Rogers
Tennessee
Alabama
Methodist Church
Heflin
Ala
Flower and Vegetable Exhibit Opens Today in Athens Armory
The Ladies' Garden Club launches its annual flower and vegetable show at noon in the Clarke Rifles armory on Clayton street. Admission is ten cents. The display features palms ferns chrysanthemums and roses. the exhibit runs today and tomorrow only with a 4 PM baby contest tomorrow for mothers to enter their children.
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Clarke Rifles
Clayton Street
Ladies’ Garden Club
Athens
Athens to Atlanta Car Run Draws Local Interest
Dr H N Fullilove chairs the entrance committee for an Athens to Atlanta automobile run. Enthusiasm grows with many local and out of town entries anticipated. Entrants include Walter Jones of High Shoals with an Oldsmobile, Simon Michael with a Stoddard-Dayton, and Morris Michael with a Pullman touring car.
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Athens
Avlanta
H. N. Fullilove
Dr. Fullilove
Ausnta
Simon Michael
Morris Michael
Ists
Foley’s Orine laxative for constipation and liver trouble
An old advertisement touts Foley's Orine laxative to stimulate the liver and cleanse the system. It claims a clear complexion and improved well being and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
Federal court session opens with judge and grand jury
The Federal Court for this division began yesterday under Judge William T. Newman with a full panel of court officers including D A Tate and J W Henley. The grand jury was empaneled and ordered to hear cases, while many civil filings were continued. Courtroom crowding and calls for new facilities were noted as the term gets underway with numerous illicit distilling cases and other proceedings listed for today.
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States Court
William T. Newman
Newman
F. Carter Tate
John W. Henley
A. Angier
M. L. Covington
J. B. Gaston, Jr
J. D. Stewart
F. L. Beers
W. G. Cornett Crier
George Case
Whatlet
J.H. Rinehardt
T.P. Trammell
J. G. Sprimger
E. J. Hinton
E. L. Bergstrom
C. D. Williams
Southeastern
J. M. Lurber
Grand Jury
John F. Rhodes
Foreman
Wm. Py Broach
Thos. L. Elder
Claiborne Li
Harris
James D. Price
Ex A. Bondurant
Alphonso G. Elder
John N. Williamson
John J. Orr
Whenezer L. Mitchell
David L. Moses James
D. Burt
Wor
J. Peeples
Fred J. Um Baee
Horatio J. Webb
Hugh H. Gor
Pa Marshall
Joshua C. Hutchins
Tas, Broach
Samuel C. Potts
Adam W. Smith
Cicero Daniel
D. W. Elder
Jas. L. McLerry
Wm. H. Arnold
Alonzo D. Few
J. C. McWhitaker
Wm. J. Russell
L. W. Sparks
Harvey Archer
Geo. E. Scott
Wm. F. Harris
J. McMcCurdy
Uncle Sam
H. M. Smith
Stephens County
W. Lathem, Jr
Habersham County
John Murray
Joe Taylor
J. Bushea
R. A. Naves
B. F. Bolton
Banks County
Dean Bushea
W. H. Andrews
John R. Lamb
Rabun County
Death notices for R. L. Pittman and Mary Clements
Mr R L Pittman died last night at his Jefferson road home after a long typhoid illness. He left a wife and several children and had been a Madison county farmer before moving to Athens. Mrs Mary Clements died Sunday at seventy six, survived by three brothers. funeral at Mars Hill church in Oconee county led by Rev Millard A Jenkins.
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Jefferson Road
State Normal School
R. L. Pittman
Fie Pittman
Pittman
Madison County
Athens
J, EB. Bradberry
Mary Clements
Oconee County
Millard A. Jenkens
First Baptist Church
Patent medicine claim for Foley's Honey and Tar
A certified claim states druggists will refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure a cough or cold. It promises to stop coughing, heal lungs, and prevent pneumonia or consumption. Contains no opiates and is sold in yellow packaging. Refuse substitutes.
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Foley
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Quick Headache Relief
Advert shows young girls and older women as headache victims using Dr King’s New Life Pills, touted as the world’s best remedy for sick and nervous headaches. Claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and build health with a 25 cent price at W. J. Smith & Bro H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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King
New Life
W. J. Smith & Bro. H. R. Palmer & Sons
Registration gains pace for municipal primary in city
City voters show 443 names on registration rolls, well above typical early totals. Registration closes November 20 at 2 PM, and voters must be on the list to participate. Tax payment earlier this year does not guarantee inclusion. residents should verify their names.
Journal-Herald Toads Run Reaches Commerce For Dinner
Journal-Herald tourists traveling from New York to Atlanta reach Commerce for an overnight stay. Col R L J Smith hosts a dinner for newspaper men and out of town visitors, including guests from Athens, before the final leg to Atlanta and the speedway races.
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Journal-Herald Auto
Journal-Herald
New York City
Atlanta
City of Commerce
Commerce
Col
R. L. J. Smith
Col. Smith
Mabes
Mrs Mary Clunett Dies in Baltimore
Mrs Mary Clunett sister of Dr Henry C White of Athens died in a Baltimore hospital after an operation for health decline She was a longtime Mt Calvary church member in Baltimore Funeral will be held there Dr and Mrs White travel from Baltimore to Athens for the service.
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Henry C. White
Athens
Baltimore
Mary Clunett
Arnica Salve Claims Speedy Burn and Wound Heal
A Nebo Kentucky grandmother credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with saving a scalded boy amid fear of death. She reports cures for burns cuts wounds and skin eruptions and notes the product is sold for 25 cents by W. J. Smith & son and FI. R. Palmer & Sons.
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Marie Taylor
Nebo
Bucklen
W. J. Smith & Son
FI. R. Palmer & Sons
Beau Brummel Becomes Stage Tribute With Elegant Decay
Norman Hackett leads the company in Beau Brummel at the Colonial tonight. The play traces the famed dandy of the fish court through his rise and fall, portraying real life events with a present day touch and a hopeful finale.
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Fish Court
Beau Brummel
Heriss
Halcyon
Norman Hackett
Colonial
Foley Kidney Remedy Promises Cure for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues not beyond medical reach. It claims to ease backache and irregularities that could lead to Bright's disease or diabetes, with sales through druggists. It also promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for sudden lame back pain caused by muscle rheumatism.
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Foley
Bright
Chamberlain
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United States
House of Representatives
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Ladies Garden Club
Tate Esy Eee Een
Allen Crawford
W. H. Jones
Co. H. Gosnell
Aleck Holbrooks
Dolph Edwards
White County
Aleck Moore
W. F. Clark
Franklin County
J. Burnett
Mars Hill
Col Smi
Norman Hackett AS
Brummel
Ceorgia
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