Berkeley man G W Steadman dies by overdose
Special to the Banner Berkeley Georgia Monday September 11 G W Steadman a respected farmer and merchant died this morning after an overdose of laudanum. He was thirty, leaves a wife and several small children. The act appears to be self inflicted with unclear motive. Funeral set for tomorrow.
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Berkeley
G. W. Steadman
Called convocation of Keystone Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons
A notice announces a Tuesday meeting of Keystone Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons to confer the Holy Royal Arch degree. All qualified Companions are invited to attend. A. J. Carter is the head and Fred T. Moon the secretary.
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Keystone
Royal Arch Masons
A. J. Carter
H. P
Fred T. Moon
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Kidney and Urinary Relief
Foley Kidney Pills promise relief for kidney and urinary trouble. Advertises distribution through druggists and urges readers to try the product for their individual case.
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Foley
Georgia Tech and Georgia Talk Football Prospects This Season
Special to The Banner from Atlanta Georgia on September 11 notes football practice begins at Georgia Tech and Georgia with Mercer. Georgia benefits from returning most of last year’s eleven plus eligible players Creekmore Tuck Parrish. Tech shows poor prospects with only three returning starters Patterson Elmer Johnson. Mercer likely improves, retaining most players and experience gained last year.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Tech
Mercer
Franklin
End Hatcher
Woodruff
Creekmore
Tuck
Parrish
Patterson
Elmer
Johnson
Drink Bludwine at founts and bottles five cents
A boastful note proclaims Bludwine as the finest drink in the world available at fountains and in bottles for five cents each, signaling a simple, affordable product claim from a historic era.
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