Cardui featured as relief for women’s ailments
A Mississippi reader extols Cardui the women’s tonic, claiming three years of female complaints relieved after seven bottles. The ad urges all women to try Cardui, calling it gentle and vegetable, and offers a free book by mail from the Ladies’ Advisory Deal Chatts Medicine Co. in Chattanooga.
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Comer News Boycott Reflects Local Election Bias
The Comer News reports a boycott by supporters of Mr. S. J. Tribble after it endorsed W. M. Howard as the legal congressman nominee in the Eighth District. The editor notes neutrality in other races and cites court clerk testimony about missing registration lists as evidence Howard was the legal nominee.
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Commerce Boasts Of The Youngest School Children
Two four year old girls ran away from their mothers with tablets and pencils to enter a school building but were stopped by a nurse described as hard hearted. The item highlights health claims for Felicric Bitters as a cure for stomach liver kidney and blood issues and includes a testimonial from W M Sherman. 50 cents at local druggists.
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Commerce News
W. M. Sherman
Cushing, Mo
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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Kid Brannen to Return as Georgia Twirler
Cliff Brannen, a top Georgia pitcher, will return to Athens for the current year and the next baseball season. Petitions circulated on campus urged his comeback, and The Red and Black confirms Brannen’s decision to rejoin the team.
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Red and Black
Georgia
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Athens Rebuilds Old Church. Plans for New First Methodist
Athens is growing and its churches must expand. The old First Methodist church is being replaced with a new structure. a final picture of the old building is shown while plans for the new edifice are illustrated. One service has been held in the new building as work continues.
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Locust Grove Faces Georgia in Athens After Mercer Clash
Locust Grove, Ga. prepares for a Saturday game in Athens against the University of Georgia. Players carry minor injuries from the Mercer contest, with Girith slated to start at right guard for Cummins. Additional games with Boys High School of Atlanta and Gordon are under consideration as Riverside and Georgia Military Academy matchups are explored.
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Athens
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Post Office Warns Against Sending Money in Special Delivery Letters
The post office department issues warnings to the public not to send money in special delivery letters. It urges using registered letters for money, noting large amounts are sent this way and letters are more easily stolen.
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Judge Brand Charges On New Automobile Law
Judge Brand, presiding in Carnesville Franklin county, outlined the recent automobile law to the grand jury. He warned automobilists in his circuit that failure to observe the law would lead to regret, emphasizing proper enforcement of the statute.
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Franklin County
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