Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Letters
Local notices from Princeton Illinois and Poland New York publish testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and the Change of Life. Letters from Mrs J F Johnson and nurse Mrs Hornmer Newman urge readers to use the remedy and seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Princeton
Ill
Lydia LE. Pinkham
J. F. Johnson
R. No
Illinois
Poland
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Ceorsia Railroad Daily Train Schedule Details
Ceorsia Railroad Eastern Time lists trains No 50 52 56 54 with departure times 8 55 am 3 50 pm 4 25 pm on Sundays only. No 54 departs 9 05 am. No 51 arrives 1 20 pm. No 53 arrives 9 30 pm. No 55 arrives 8 00 am except Sunday.
Gainesville Midland By Schedule Active July 11 1915
The Gainesville Midland schedule shows No 2 leaving Athens at 7 20 am and No 4 at 2 30 pm. No 1 arrives Athens at 11 25 am and No 2 arrives at 6 35 pm. Nos 4 and 4 connect at Belmont for Winder Monroe and intermediate points with the Georgia Railroad for all points and at Gainesville for Gainesville and Northwestern Stations with Southern Railway north and south.
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Athens
Belmont
Winder
Monroe
Georgi Railroad
Gaines Wills
Gainesville
Northwester
Southern Railway
Southern Railway Train Schedules and Points Arrivals Daily
Daily schedule details list trains to Pointe and Points with arrival and departure times. Includes all points daily and Sunday only services, with noted variations for daily or Sunday schedules. Contact Pinkerton Commercial Age or ticket agent B. Shelton for information and tickets.
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Sun
Dally
Dail
Pinkerton
B. Shelton
Bleached Electrically Flour Branding Question Solved
Banner's Special Correspondence from Atlanta reports a branding clash over flour labeled Bleached Electrically versus Electrically Bleached. Georgia Commissioner Price amended the ruling to admit both forms to sale to prevent interstate conflicts with South Carolina and Georgia laws.
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Banner
Atlanta
Pure Food Department
Price
Clark Milling Company
Augusta
Department of Agriculture
Clark Company
South Carolina
Georgia
Commonwealth of Palmetto Tree Fame
Georgia Governor hints at strict prohibition talk
Special to the Banner from Atlanta Georgia October 9 Governor Harris says Georgians favor drastic prohibition when the general assembly meets in a special session He notes desire to ban intoxicating liquors while reporters ask about home made cider brandy and blackberry wine The governor answers with Tolstoy like indifference I just dont know highlighting ambiguity on exemptions or social habits
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Atlanta
Georgia
Harris
General Assembly
Leo Tolstoi
Prohibition Anticipated In Atlanta As Revenue Falls
Capital City Gossip notes Atlanta expects prohibition to take effect January with a 58000 dollar revenue loss in 1916. Mayor Woodward argues no delay, while Sen. Hardwick plans talks with the governor. Also covered: Federated Fraternities meet Nov 16–18, prison farm plans 50 acres alfalfa, hogs and livestock expansion, milk and dairy enforcement, state教育 board meeting notices, and Western Union telegraph office closures impacting local routes.
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Atlanta
Woodward
Finance Committee of Council
Georgia
Finance Committee
State Prison Commission
Industrial Index notes rising southeast business activity
The Industrial Index reports a surge in southeast activity with higher building permits and bank clearings. It cites Atlanta bank clearings up 5,312,371 from last year and Savannah September clearings up 11,060,058, plus Birmingham monthly permit records and strong cotton prices. It also notes 31 new corporations formed with minimum capital of 703,600.
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Columbus
The
Industrial Index
Atlanta
Savannah
Birmingham
Ala
Court fight upon auto tax put off
The Sumter county challenge to Georgia's state auto mobile tax law, currently before Fulton county Superior Court, was postponed with no decision expected soon. The case raises how Sumter would receive a 1914 share if due, given funds were disbursed and the secretary of state acts on law. Bibb county plans to wait for Sumter outcome before pursuing similar claims.
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Banner
Atlanta
Sumter County
Fulton County Superior Court
Phil Cook
Secretary of State
Bibb County
Chamberlains Tablets Cure Biliousness and Constipation
A Gates New York woman, Mrs. Chas Peck, reports relief from biliousness and constipation after using a bottle of Chamberlains Tablets. The ad notes availability from dealers. Also mentioned are upcoming talks on cotton by Mr Stanley and Judge Hart, and the election of G W Crambley as Rockdale County School Superintendent succeeding T D OKelley.
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Chas. Peck
Gates, N. Y
Chamberlain
Stanley
Hart
G. W. Crambley
Rockdale County
T. D. O’kelley
Crambley
Judge Starke Soft Drink Bill Headlines Atlanta Session
Atlanta October meeting buzzes over revenue policy as extra session looms. Debate centers on Judge Starke and a soft drink bill that may be introduced by another member. Backers argue the broad call allows such revenue measures under the general subject of appropriations.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
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E. W. Grove
Macon
Madison
Georgia Railroad
Appalachee
Wreene County Railroad
Monros
B. R. Bloodworth
Ceorsia Railroad
Gainesville Midland
Seaboard Air Line
J. D. Price
State of Georgia
Thomas W. Hardwick
Col. Blalock
Mr. Hardwick
Sandersville
Peter F.bahnsen
Essary
Bahnsen
State Board of Education
Brittain
Messrs
A. H.moon
Baxley
G. R. Glenn
Dahlonega
T. J. Wooster
W. E. Steed
Butler
Western Union
Telegraph Company
State Railroad Commission
Western & Atlantic
Chattanooga
Graysville
Rogers and Tilton
Acworth
Kingston
Resecca
Emerson, Hooker, Kennesew
Vinings
John C. Hart
H. M. Stanley
State“ University At
Chas. Stern CO
Athens, Georgia
Athens Saving Bank
M. Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
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