November Ailments and the Body’s Cold Weather Tune up
The piece warns that changing temperatures in November force the human system to adapt or risk illness. It blames altered perspiration for toxin buildup and kidney strain, promotes Peruna as a preventive tonic, and cites Dr. Hartman’s long use in Europe and America. Purchase details offer $1 per bottle or $5 for six bottles from The Peruna Drug Mfg. Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
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Indy
Uf Atoll
Hidsueya
Plis
Bright
Peruna
Teruna
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co
Columbus
Ohio
Express
A New Charter For Atlanta
A sweeping revision of Atlanta’s city charter would change elections for most city officials and set the government as a commission under a new charter. A charter revision commission will study options, visit other cities, and report in six months, with mayoral appointing power over members and proposed data gathering.
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Atlanta
Curtis
Poneroy
Athinta
Galveston
Des Moines
San Francisco
Statistics cited on crime and whiskey influence in Clarke County
Judge Charles H. Brand opened the Clarke Superior Court grand jury with striking numbers from the Georgia Penitentiary report. He noted growth in murders and manslaughter and a high share of convicts linked to alcohol, weapons, and labor divisions, arguing these trends threaten public safety and state peace.
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Georgia
Brand
Grand Jury
Clarke Superiore
Charles H. Brand
Ady Inc
Sambling
Judge Brand
Conviers
Farhars
USD
Dr W I L Young Farewell Address at Y M C A
Dr W I L Young pastor of the First Baptist Church for fourteen years will speak at the Y M C A men’s meeting next Sunday afternoon. His talk marks his farewell before moving to a new charge in Decatur. All city men urged to attend and fill the Y M C A hall to show support for his years of service. Also notes are given about Folys Kidney Cure and DeWitts Little Early Risers.
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W. IL Young
First Baptist Church
Yo M. GC
Dr. Young
Decadur
Y. M
Southern man for Democratic presidential nominee urged at Tennessee convention
A Tennessee Democratic state convention on November 13 endorsed nominating a southern man for the 1908 Democratic presidential ticket. Delegates were instructed to push a Tennessee delegation that would vote for a southern candidate. former Governor James D. Porter was named but not endorsed. Woodrow Wilson declined to speak. Governor Patterson supported the movement. The measure asserted the South’s loyalty to the party while arguing for unity beyond regional lines and independence from corporate influence.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
James D. Porter
Porter
Woodrow
Princeton Dnive
Patterson
South
Test
Athens Humane Society Actively Targets Stock Cruelty
The Athens Humane Society informs citizens that it will prosecute violations of stock cruelty laws. In a published letter the society notes reports of overloaded teams and inadequate brakes on hills. It urges owners to inspect and correct practices, warning that unaddressed abuse may be reported to courts.
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Athens Humane Society
Athens
Athens Shemane Society
Sociery Ani Mais Dre Ln
Tle
Worth Remembering Foley's Kidney Cure Claim
This message asserts Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any kidney or bladder trouble within medical reach. It claims universal efficacy and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Prohibition Laws Sweep Nation Amid Hot Campaigns
A Chicago report cites a nationwide surge in prohibition effort led from the Prohibition national headquarters. The drive claims over half the nation under some form of prohibition, with the South showing solid gains and dry counties expanding in Georgia Alabama Arkansas Florida Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Texas Missouri Virginia West Virginia. Some northern states also report progress as Maine North Dakota Kansas Vermont Iowa South Dakota Wisconsin move toward local option while New Mexico Arizona Nevada Montana Idaho remain largely untouched. The piece notes the New Pure Food and Drug Law’s stance on Foley's Honey and Tar as non opiate and safe for all ages, and critiques Secretary Taft's prestige while abroad, implying a waning presidential chance unless he returns soon.
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Chicago
United States
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Kenady
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Missouri
Virginia
West Virginia
Maine
North Dakota
Kansas
Iowa
South Dakota
Vermont
Wscorsin
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Marriage Aboard Tet Geofel on the Georgia Navy ship
Lieut Emil P. Swart of San Antonio and Miss Virginia Beech of Cambridge married aboard the battleship Georgia in Boston harbor. The ceremony, a rare naval wedding, followed a dramatic period after a June fleet explosion where Swart was praised for leadership. Attendants included Lieut Roscoe Davis as best man and midshipmen holding swords for the couple. Several Annapolis classmates joined the ceremony from ships or stations in Norfolk and other ports.
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Philadelphia
Emil P. Swart
San Antonio
Tex
Virginia Beech
Cambridge
Mass
Georgia
League Islam Navy
Boston
Atlantic Fleet
Liesmut
Goodrich
R. W. Mathewson
J. L. Nichols
H. J. Abbott
A. W. Brown
L. F. Kimball
BE. F. Clement
Llass
Annapolis
Lieut
R. Bulmer
The
Kearsary
H. Th. Keating
Kansas
Ll. Naile
Lancaster
R. T. A. Abernathy
Franklin
Norfolk
W. K. Riddle
Maine
Dr Shoop's Cough Cure Promotes Safe Relief
A vintage health ad touts Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as safe for all ages including babies. It attributes soothing properties to a green shrub called The Sacred Herb and claims no opium or chloroform are used. Demand Dr Shoop's and avoid substitutes.
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Shoop’s
HR Palmer
Market report from Athens and New York cotton trades
Athens market quiet yet firm with middling around 10 1/2 to 10 5/8 cents and clear premium desires in Liverpool. New York and Liverpool futures show declines on weakness from Londres and late-month declines, with spot cotton mixed and regional prices steady across U S ports and European markets.
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Athens
Liverpool
New York
Lote
Wall Street
Orleans
Miding Uplands
Stony
Tone
Stea
Sxport
Atlanta
New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Houston
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Firm
Convention of the Daughters of Confederacy Opens in Norfolk
The annual general convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy gathered at the Jamestown exposition in Norfolk with Mrs Lizzie George Henderson of Georgia presiding. Gov Swanson and Virginia and Pickett Buchanan chapter leaders welcomed attendees as officers election and memorial services dominate proceedings this week.
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Norfolk
W United Daughters of the Confederacy
Exposition Auditorium
Lizzie George Henderson
Georgia
Swanson
William R. McKenney
Virginia
James Y. Liegh
Pickett Buchanan
Henderson
J. Jefferson Thomas
Newton C. Blanchard
Louisiana
Ruth H. Tesson
Oklahoma
United States
Morgan and Pettus
Alabama
Gulfport
Hanes
LIMIT OF PENALTY ON THE POSTMASTER
James M. Ragan former postmaster of Anniston and Frank Roberts a former registry clerk in the Anniston post office pled guilty in U S district court. Ragan received five years in the Atlanta penitentiary and a 4300 fine for embezzling 3022 81 Roberts eighteen months in the Atlanta penitentiary and a 4300 fine for embezzling 154 Judge Hundley said he had not handed down extreme penalties before but would do so in this case.
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Anniston
Ala
James M. Ragan
Frank Roberts
Oscar R. Hundley
United States District Court
Ragan
Atlanta
Roberts
Growth of Local School Taxation In Georgia
The movement for local school taxation in the state grew from advocacy by Chancellor Hill and the Southern Educational Board. Three years in, a law allows local votes on taxation, with 260 districts, 114 cities and towns, and several counties under the system. Counties with full local taxation include Chathony Bibb, Richmond, Glynn, Monroe, Felton, Randolph, Terrell, Emanuel, Jones, Morgan, Tift, Montgomery, Ben Hill.
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Hill
University Faculty
Southern Educational Board
Chathony Bibb
Ricmond
Glynn
Monroe
Felton
Randolph
Terrell
Eminuel
Jones, Morgan, Tift
Montgomery
Ben Hill
Protests Over Removing In God We Trust from Coins
Richmond and New York dispatches report protests over removing the legend In God We Trust from the new ten dollar gold coin and from the new gold eagles. Letters were sent to President Roosevelt and Secretary Cortelyou by St John’s vestry in Richmond opposing the omission. In Corona New York, ministers debated the constitutional implications of church action in politics and tabled a resolution until the next meeting.
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Richmond
St. John’s Church
Patrick Henry
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
New York
William J. Peek
Union Presbyterian Church
Corona
L. 1
Presbyterian
Pneumonia Follows a Cold Found in Medical Claim
A brief sale note asserts pneumonia can be prevented and lungs strengthened by Foley's Honey and Tar, claiming the cough is stopped and recovery aided. It emphasizes the product’s availability at all drugstores.
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Foley
Tillman favors naming Bryan in South Carolina interview
In Danville Alabama Senator Benjamin Tillman says Roosevelt will not seek a third term and that William Jennings Bryan will be the Democratic nominee. He calls Bryan the greatest living Democrat and fit to govern. The piece also notes Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm claims and a Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup agency setup by the seller.
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Danville
Nevers
Semetor
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Joe” Cannon
House of Repressiv
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Cotton Letter
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Convention OF the Daughters
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