Hudson 33 Tour Car Makes Automobile World Talk
The Hudson 33, praised as a design feat by H. E. Coffin creator of the Oldsmobile and other models, features an 114 inch wheel base, 33 horsepower, five passenger touring layout and is priced at 1250 dollars. The dealer also offers a Hudson Touring Car and a Chalmers 30 Touring Car at bargain prices, both in near new condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers
Motor Age
America
Aga
H. E. Coffin
Oldsmobile
1910 Graduates and Their Trajectories Across Georgia
A roster of spring 1910 graduates lists their current paths: Abbott in Atlanta clerk of the courts, Allen in Brunswick banking, Ball in the federal chemical department, Barrow at Haw aii, Bocock at Georgia Military College, Bostwick farming, Branson mills, Campbell with New York Life in Atlanta, Cumming as mathematics professor in Athens High School, Dargan in insurance in Atlanta, Davis principal of Comer school, Dick in Atlanta auto business, Falk in Savannah clothing, Farkas studying law at Columbia, Fitzpatrick farming in Culloden, Galloway manages U of Georgia football, Garrard studying law, Hall as MC A director, Lanham studying law at Georgia, Lowenherz studying law at Columbia, Matthews teaching at Gainesville, Miller assisting physics at UGA, Mize fruit business in Florida, Morrow teaching at Rutledge, McClellan on Uncle Remus staff, McDonald studying medicine at Columbia, MacDonell studying law in Savannah, McRae in insurance, Newman studying law at UGA, Nix in UGA English, Pavesich in Atlanta business college, Revson chemistry at Columbia, Redfearn starting law practice in Albany, Reynolds in Atlanta business college, Sell teaching in Augusta, Starr teaching in Tennessee, Taylor banking in Chattooga, Van Wyck sporting editor of Evening World Knoxville, Sewanee ministry study, Walker studying ministry at Sewanee, White in Whitehall business, Willingham lumber in Atlanta, Alsebrook Arnold and Davis at UGA, Gibson farming near Augusta, Gresham and Robeson railroad engineering in Vinemant, Lowe in Augusta, Steele with George Murphy engineering contractor, Napier civil engineering at Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bocock
Georgia Military College
Milledgeville
Hugh Bostwick
Bostwick
F. Lanier Branson
Millstead
R. L. Campbell
New York Life Insurance Company
Atlanta
D. R. Cumming
Athens High School
Milton Dargan
Insurnces
P. M. Davis
Comer
Sam Dick
Washington Falk
Savannah
Leonard Farkas
Columbia University
T. M. Fitzpatrick
Culloden
Hunter Galloway
University of
Om Garrard
University
P. Hall
Henderson Lanham
University of Georgia
Carl Lowenherz
Aubrey Matthews
Gainesville
E. T. Miller
T. N. Mize
Florida
Troy G. Morrow
Rutledge
Walter McClellan
Uncle Remus
John E. McDonald
Alex MacDonell
L. W. McRae
Islness
A. Newman
H. Abit Nix
F. X. Pavesich
R. T. Revson
iMr. D
Redfearn
Albany
H. V. Reynolds
E. S. Sell
Augusta
S. H. Starr
Tennessee
E. S. Taylor
Chatooga
Oze van Wyck
Evening World
Knoxville
Tenn
J. M. Walker
Sewanee
R. P. White
Whitehall
J. D. Willingham
Messrs
B. N. Alsebrook
G. C. Arnold
F. E. Davis
O. M. Gresham
E. J. Robeson
Vinemant
Als
C.O. Lowe
W. H. Steele
Geo. Murphy
HL Napier
Jackson
May the Lord Strike Me Dumb Hill Death Chronicle
In Atlanta on October 18 Solicitor General Charles D. Hill suffered sudden speech loss after remarking may the Lord strike me where I stand during a criminal trial. He died within forty eight hours with friends at the courthouse attempting to suppress the tale. Three Atlanta Chinamen testified to deep gratitude for his friendship and aid in preventing extradition of Lum Woo and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Charles D. Hill
Superior Court
Hill
Lum Woo
Chians
Louisiana
Char-Hill
Charley Hill
Golf Champion Weds Toronto Man
Orange New Jersey October wedding unites Miss Rowland Nix daughter of Mr and Mrs J Rowland Nix of New York City with Arthur Blight of Toronto. The bride, a noted golf expert and former holder of the metropolitan championship, wed in Hillside church today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Orange
N. J
Rowland Nix
J. Rowland Nix
New York City
Arthur Blight
Chamberlains Liniment Aids In Sudden Mishaps At Home
In sudden mishaps the Essex County Country Club recommends Chamberlains Liniment as a reliable at home remedy when a family doctor is not immediately available. It is praised for never failing in such moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Essex County Country Club
Chamberlain
Cromartie Recovers, Will Return to Gordon Soon
Cromartie, the Gordon player injured in the Georgia Gordon game, was able to be out Saturday and will return to Gordon in a few days. His injuries were more serious than initially thought, but he has pulled through, and friends are glad to see him out again. Also reports from Danielson on the Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs meeting noting progress across department lines and strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromartie
Gordon
Tennessee
Georgia
Danielson
Conn
Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs
A Mother's Gratitude Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Glennie Harlow of Athens Georgia recounts how her daughter suffered kidney trouble, could not walk, and after trying various remedies, improved markedly after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She praises the pills and notes their availability from Palmer & Sons Drug Store for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Glennie Harlow
Jackson Street
Dean
Palmer & Sons
Foster-Millburn Co
Buffalo
New York
The
United
Great progress in two states
The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index reports a week of upbeat activity. A $250,000 cotton mill is planned in LaGrange, Ga. A Mobile Bay island purchase signals a new coaling station. a $50,000 power company is formed in Newnan, Ga. Factories and land deals expand across multiple cities in Georgia and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index
LaGrange
Mobile Bay
Newnan
Goodwater
Ala
Deeran
Anniston
Carrollton
Bessemer
Atlanta
Macon
MclIntosh
Liberty
Bryan
Georgia
Duluth
Mank
Warwick
Montgomery
Boards of Trade
Douglas
Villa Rica
Tift County
Athens
Chamber-Cough Remedy Promoted By Ail Dealers
A historical fragment promotes Chamber Cough Remedy as a cure for coughing. The notice urges readers to obtain the product from ail dealers, implying widespread distribution and consumer use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hudson
Toneau
Torpedo - Chalmers
Tonneau Chalmers
Hodgson & Finch
Athens, Ga
Thomas W. Abbott
F. C. Allen
Brunswick
F. W. Ball
Chemical
Government Service
D. F. Barrow
Hawa
Toi
Cheney
END Cromartie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!