Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised By Women In Ashland
Ashland Kentucky women report health gains from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs May Wyatt credits restored health after years of female and kidney trouble. Mrs Ella Johnston and others also testify to cure of displacement and related symptoms. Private advice offered by the Lyon Massachusetts company.
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Ashland
Lydia E. Pinkham
May Wyatt
United States
Lydia E.pinkham
Public notice and fraternal lodge notices from Athens 1912
A fragmented newspaper fragment records a public notice about applying for a beer license at 195 gton street, followed by multiple lodge and masonic society meeting details in Athens. Entries include Keese Ga date Aug 24 1912 moved marble shops at Lumpkin and Clay corner, and a long list of lodge meetings with venues at Max Joseph building Clayton street and surrounding outlets.
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Gton Street
Lumpkin and Clay
J. L. Lockhart
St. Elmo Lodge
P.st. Elmo Lodge
Knights of Pythia
Castle Hall
Max Joseph
Clayton and
Wall Streets
H. K. Davis
C. CG
TH. Nickerson
Savannah ties to old Georgia send delegation to UGA
Savannah Morning News notes strong Savannah representation at the University of Georgia this year with many city families sending sons. The piece details rushing season, cotillions, dramatic and athletic clubs, and named Savannah seniors and juniors at Georgia, including Averill Crane, Sidney Moise, Jack Lindsay, Carroll Marks, Lewis Mills Jr., Irwin Wood, Malcolm Hutton, Eliott Blumenthal, Raiford Wood, Alan MacDonald, John J. Cooley, Joseph Nathan, Sam Cann, High Gannon, Charlton Theus, Kenneth Roberts, Robert Laird, Alexander Mac Donell, Spencer Connerat, and John Ryan.
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Savannah By the Sea
University of Georgia
Georgia
Chatham
Savannah Morning News
Savannah
Tau Sigma
Thalians
George Hunter
Charles Maclean
Georgia Quartette
Irwin Wood
Jack Lindsay
Mandolin Club
Malcolm, Hutton
Robert L. McWhorter
Athens
Demosthenian
Phi Kappa
Averill Crane
Kappa Sigma
Sidney Moise
Chi Phi
Chi Phi Fraternity
Carroll Marks
Lewis Mills, Jr
Malcolm Hutton
Hutton
Eliott Blumenthal
Raiford Wood
Alan MacDonald
John J. Cooley
Joseph Nathan
Sam Cann
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
High Gannon
Charlton Theus
Kenneth Roberts
Robert Laird
Sigma Nu
Philippine Islands
Alexander R. MacDonell
MaccDonell
Spencer Connerat
John Ryan
Lambda Phi
County unit school bill sparks reader concerns in Clarke County
In Athens on September 2 1912 reader E S Dobbins questions the Clarke County unit school plan. He disputes claimed countywide benefits and nine month terms, warns the eleven member city board could shutter country schools, and urges fuller country input before an early vote.
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Athens
G. OM
E. S. Dobbins
Louis Mann Stars in Elevating a Husband in Newark
Special to the Banner from Newark New Jersey September 2 Louis Mann returned to the stage in Elevating a Husband at the Newark Theater opening a tour prior to Chicago Holiday run. Newark audience gave him an enthusiastic reception matching his Broadway acclaim and earlier New York engagements including the Liberty Criterion Garrick and Grand Opera House. Mann plans further engagements across the South before Chicago.
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The
Banner
Newark
N. J
Louis Mann
South
Chicago
Mr. Mann
New York
Liberty
Criterion
Garrick
Grand Opera House
Broadway
Mann
Syrup of Figs Promoted for Childrens Digestive Relief
A vintage ad style passage extols Syrup of Figs as a safe bowel cleanser for children, claiming it cures constipation and related symptoms with a pleasant taste. It mentions the product from California Fig Syrup Co and lists retailers Arnold & Abney and local druggists. also cites Dr King's New Life Pills and references Emily Ann Wellman in a theatre context.
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Ezra
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
How French Market Coffee Became the National Drink
French Market Coffee ships to every store ensuring fresh stock and quick turnover. The coffee sells faster than any other brand in the South, keeping it from lingering long on grocers’ shelves.
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South
Notes on Georgia and Tech football and early season notes
Howard McWhorter captains Gordon Institute football as Coach Cunningham gains control of Georgia athletics. Georgia opens the season with Tennessee’s Chattanooga, and Tech prospects look dim with only three of thirteen last year’s tackles returning. Baseball results show the Giants leading the Cubs by six games as Boston edges toward the pennant. rural mail carrier pay rises by 4 million.
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Cunningham
Georgia Athletics
Vanderbilt
Alex
Little Alek
University of Chattanooga
Georgia
Two Athens Citizens Chase Runaway Auto With Fire Shower
Two Athens men took a car out into the country on a business trip and returned in a wild sequence. The car, previously steady, bolted downhill and then surged uphill with a fire stream shooting from the rear ten feet long. One man crawled back on foot, while the other rode the runaway car until it finally escaped the driver. Three hours later the man who remained in town inquired at farms along the route for any sign of the car. The vehicle had indeed gotten away, leaving the driver to merely steer. The other passenger, overheated by the heat, did not attempt the perilous ride back.
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Athens
Mitchell
Mitchell’s Bridge
Stabbed in the Back Over a Dispute Near Elite Theater
Early yesterday on Clayton street near the Elite theater two young men connected with local picture houses, Henry Williams and Robert Hutcheson, fought after a heated argument. Williams stabbed Hutcheson in the side and back with a screwdriver. Hutcheson recovered and continued work, noting only scratches after the incident.
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Clayton Street
Henry Williams
Robert Hutcheson
Hutcheson
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Husband
Keese, Ga
Lodge Directory
Keystone Chapel
Keystone Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
A. J. Carter, H. P. Fredt, Moon, Sec'y
Dhere
Tt Lodge
Broad Ent Lumpkin Streets
B. S. Dobbs
E. K
Geo H. Palmer
Bec'y
Order of Owls
Kiu
Reguk
Owl's Nest
P. H. Corbett
H. R. Short
Geo. B. Davie
Woodmen Hall
Talmage
J. D. Severns
C. C. John Mappin
Oliver
Odd Fellons
jover-Davison-Nicholson Co
B. L. Hemrick
J. A. Mbalor
Scribe
OLD Georgia
University
Clarke CO
Itf. Cros
Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
California
Arnold & Abney
Emily Ann Wellman
America
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
French Market Mills
New Orleans Coffee Co., Ltd
Howard McWhorter
Bob
Gordon Institute
College
Mercer University
Macon
Fifeen
Tulane
New Orleans College
Tech
Sanchez
aPtterson
Black
Coleman
Sinclair
Alexander
Goree
T” Men
Bob McWhorter
Miledgeville
Timon Bowden
Arthur Maddox
G. M
Tech Flats
Learhman
Loeb
Cook
Heisman
Yellowjacket
Detroit-St. Louis
Chicago-Pittsburg
New York Giants
Cubs
Chicagos
McGrawmen
Boston
Athletics
Washington Nationals
Beaneaters
Mackmen
Ted
Auburn
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
Chamberlain
Williams
B.g.mikina
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