Athens Candidacy Announcements For City Office
Multiple notices announce candidacies for Athens city posts. Names include J H McKinnon for Alderman First Ward and Vingend Mathews for Second Ward. George Collins Hinton and W F Dobbs seek Third Ward seats subject to Democratic primary action.
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Athens
First Ward
J. H. McKinnon
Vingend Mathews
George Collins
Third Ward
City of
W. F. Dobbs
Hugh H Gordon Seeks Fourth Ward Alderman Seat in Democratic Primary
Former candidate Hugh H Gordon files for reelection to the Fourth ward alderman post pending Democratic primary action. The entry notes Gordon seeks another term under party guidance and faces party scrutiny ahead of the voter ballot.
Trains Schedules and Political Snippets in Athens Dispatch
The Athens schedule lists Cseorgia Railroad trains to Athens and Augusta with times from 7:20 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Taft promotes a New Haven post office plan while Bryan faces fresh accusations. A December convention seeks to push a suffrage drive, and a medical cure claim for stomach trouble appears in a pasted ad fragment.
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Cseorgia Railroad
Athens
Augusta
Taft
Connecticut
Washington
New Haven
Football Menu Improves Ahead of November Gridiron Games
Dick Jemison notes a richer slate this coming Saturday with key matchups across the South. Georgia faces Virginia in a close look at V’s strength after Alabama victory, while Alabama Tulane and Auburn Mississippi A M promise tight battles. Vanderbilt Michigan and Princeton Dartmouth also loom large as fans anticipate the late season push.
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Dick Jemison
Virginia
Georgia
Alabama
Birmingham
Harpress
Virginia Streiger
Virginia Military Institute
Tech
Jacksonville
Florida
Jackets
Knoxville
Michigan
Nashville
Macon
Mercer
Princeton
Ram
Indians
Wen Ay
Harvard
Penn
State
Bil Hollenbach
To Cure a Co’d in One Day Take Laxative Bro
Fragmentary ad text promotes a laxative claimed to stop cough and headache from the cold. It mentions a cure within a day and references alleged dietary protection and a monetary promise. The readable items are inconsistent and lack verifiable details.
Father of Mrs J C Williams Dead
Henry Gullatt aged 76 died at his daughter's Greensboro home after living in Atlanta for forty years He served with Gate City Guards and Stonewall Jacksons troops and was Atlanta fire department pioneer He is survived by two daughters a son a niece and two nephews Funeral set for 10 Tuesday at Greensboro Cemetery with Rev J A Simpson officiating
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Banner
Greensboro
Henry Gullatt
J. C. Wilms
Atlanta
Gate City Guards
Stonewall Jackson
Charleston
S.C
J. C. Williams
Greenesboro
J. ‘J. Luther
Alabama
Joseph L. Gullatt
Little Rock
Ark
Lyman A. Redwine
Atlanes
Henry
JK. Gullatt
Greensboro Cemetery
J A. Simpson
Hyomei Relief in Five Minutes Promoted by Palmer Sons
Quick and effective Hyomei treatment advertised for catarrh and breathing troubles including stopped up ears sniffles bronchitis coughs and choked feeling. The complete inhaler and liquid cost 1.00 with extra liquid 50c and a money back guarantee by H R Palmer & Sons.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Fur cutting tips and household remedies in Xchange
A feature lists fur cutting method using chalk lines and a sharp knife with the pelt intact. It also promotes Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and colds with a user testimonial from Mason Michigan claiming pneumonia cure. Mentions political and literary notes about Congressman Jones and Senator Lewis in a rapid-fire roundup.
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Woman's Home Companion
Dr. King
S. A. Stid
Mason, Mich
Unique School Fair to Be at Jefferson
Jefferson Ga October 21 23 1920 schedule outlines three days of events for Jackson county school fair Boys corn club day Tuesday speaker Prof M P Jarnigan of State College of Agriculture Athens at 1 pm Girls industrial club day Wednesday Hon J N Helder speaker Central educational day Thursday Prof R K E Park University speaker The program emphasizes educational and youth activities with notable speakers from state institutions.
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Jefferson
Jackson County
M. P. Jarnigan
State College of Agriculture At
Athens
J. N Helder
Bird law in effect since October 1, 1913
Washington D C October 21 The Department of Agriculture confirms new federal regulations protecting migratory and insectivorous birds have been in effect since October 1 1913 when signed by the President This clarifies the start date amid a public misunderstanding of the regulation’s status
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Helen Seeks Theatre Against Family Objections
A tearful appeal from Helen meets a mother’s final decision to pray. Helen quips that while praying, all the best seats will be taken, highlighting a humorous clash of youth and parental scruples. The anecdote appears in Women’s Home Companion.
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Helen
Toaster Marshmallows and Eczema Remedies
The fragment cites a November Woman's Home Companion tip using umbrella ribs as marshmallow roasting rods and promotes Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a skin cure. It notes few congressmen resigning but many die and hints at Gam Lou as Mexico’s foreign affairs minister potential president candidate, implying cautious precedent.
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Gam- Lou
Mexico
Washington
Colonial to Host Annie Russell for She Stoops to Conquer
The Colonial presents Miss Annie Russell at Ath ens on Saturday October 25 with She Stoops to Conquer. The production will rely on a company skilled in the playful, old comedy school to deliver wit and vivacity.
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Annie Russell
Athens
Oswald Yorke
Miss Russell
the Colonial
Annie Russell's Comedy Company at Palmer's seats
Annie Russell's Comedy Company boasts an ensemble trained by English and American stage traditions. Oswald Yorke, Percival Stevens, Fred Permain, Ffolliott Paget, and Henrietta Goodwin join Russell in Goldsmith and Sheridan comedies. Seat sale opens Friday morning at Palmer's.
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Ters
Annie Russell
Miss Russell
Oswald Yorke
Benson Company
England
Percival Stevens
Fred Permain
Ffolliott Paget
Malaprop
Joseph Jefferson
Henrietta Goodwin
Vinol Builds Up Weak Children Says Macon Parent
Macon Georgia advertises Vinol as the test remedy for making weak puny children strong and rosy. A local mother testifies that her delicate child gained weight slept better and developed a good appetite after Vinol promising results. The ad claims Vinol supplies cod liver elements and tonic iron and offers a money back guarantee if results fail. It also promotes an eczema salve from the same vendor.
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J. L. Fickling
Macon
Vinel
Palmer & Sons
Cruz
Alarm in a Story Told by Mrs Staylate and Miss Muchbored
A cryptic exchange hints at a chilling tale heard by the narrator and a puzzled response from Miss Muchbored as a Woman's Home Companion advertisement appears. The fragment suggests a vignette on storytelling and domestic life with a dash of suspense.
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Mr. Staylate
Miss Muchbored
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A. Millig
J.C. Williams
Hyomei
Western Federation of Miners
Congressman Jones
Rome
United States
Jim Ham Lewis
Laura Gaines
Ovoca
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Hobson
E Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Macon, GA
Zaia
Georgia National Bank
American State Bank
Broad Street
Athens, GA
R. W. Sizer
H. C. Erwin
MO. J. Wilkins
Cashier V.prest
Linton
Linton Spring Water CO
Harrison
Bell Telephone
Starile
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tar Dave