Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Minneapolis Mother
Mrs Joseph Aselin of Minneapolis recounts two years of illness caused by monthly pains and side inflammation. After three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and can do housework. The ad urges others to try the remedy and notes confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph Aselin
Fourth Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn
Louisia Railroad Daily Passenger Schedule Summary
Eastern time timetable lists trains No. 50 at 8 55 a m No 52 at 3 55 p m daily except Sunday No 56 at 4 25 p m Sunday only No 54 at 9 05 a m No 51 arrives 1 20 p m No 53 arrives 9 20 p m No 55 arrives 8 00 a m except Sunday
Gainesville Midland By schedule July 11 1915 Athens times
Train timetable for Gainesville Midland By effective July 11 1915 lists No 2 leaving Athens 7 20 am No 4 leaving Athens 2 30 pm No 1 arriving Athens 11 25 am No 3 arriving Athens 6 35 pm Nos 4 and 4 connect at Belmont Winder Monroe and intermediate points with the Georgia Railroad for all points and at Garnerill s for Gainesville and Northwestern Stations and with Southern Rails north and south.
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Gainesville
Athens
Belmontor Winder
Monroe
Georgi Railroad
Garoet Rills
Gainesville & Northwester
Seaboard Air Line Train Departures Listed
Timetable notes South Bound trains No 11 17 5 29 and North Bound No 30 6 18 12 with listed departure times ranging from 6:17 a m to 11 42 p m for the Seaboard Air Line system.
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Seaboard Air Line South Bound
Importance of Good Roads Across the United States
A brief quotation from Charles Henry Davis, president of the National Highways Association, extols the essential role of good roads in national development. It argues that intercommunication hinges on road access, noting roads are universally used and benefits reach the greatest number of people.
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United States
Charles Henry Davis
National Highways Association
National Highways and the Auto Mobility Drive
The rise of automobilists revived national road interest beyond township lines. The Cumberland road and proposed transcontinental routes like Lincoln, Dixie, and Pacific roads aim to unify the nation with long haul, coast to coast highways. See America first becomes practical as autos expand travel, linking states and forging a more perfect union.
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Philadelphia
Potomac River
Vandalia
Congress
Atlantic
Pacific
Michigan
Florida
Port Barrow
Alaska
City of
Mexico
Washington
Ocean
Gulf National
America
Old Hickory Highway to Link Knoxville and Bristol
Tennessee undertakes reconstruction of the Old Hickory highway from Knoxville to Bristol to honor Andrew Jackson. The route, used by Jackson, is a historic pioneers trail and stage road with gentle grades under 2 percent. Funding includes $500,000 bonds in Hawkins and Knox counties to extend from Bristol to the Granger county line and from Knoxville to the Granger county line.
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Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
Knoxville
Bristol
Old Hickory
Washington
Jackson
Memphis-Bristol
Great Mineral Spring
East Tennessee
Sullivan County
Hawkins
Knox
Granger County
County Road Work Rule Bans Non citizens
Kings county Washington commissioners require that all county road contracts employ only United States citizens. The new stipulation applies to all road projects within the county and aims to limit hiring to citizens.
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Kings County
Wash
The
United States
State Normal students join school activities schedule
The State Normal School reports steady student turnout with no classes missed. Clubs and events unfold this week including Miss Linton's stereopticon lecture, a Y W C A car ride, an athletic reception, the Round Table meeting, and Sunday church services. Mrs Coburn of Macon visits as her daughter Estelle enters the school.
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Linton
Department of Manual Arts
Mildred Rutherford Society
Satur
The
Athletic Association
Pound
Dean Ritchie
Round Table
Athens
Winnie Davis
Astoria Literary Society
F. A. Coburn
Macon
Estelle
Brother of Athens Attorney Succumbs After Poison Ingestion
Zed Deadwyler twenty one of Athens died at Grady hospital after taking three bichloride of mercury tablets. He had fainted at Edgewood avenue and Pryor street, told doctors he wanted to die, and requested funeral and interment in Elberton. The family gathered, with Dr J W Lynch to conduct the funeral in Elberton today at noon.
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The
Banner
Atlanta
Zed Deadwyler
Athens
Grady Hospital
Young Deadwyler
University of Georgia
Edgewood Avenue
Pryor Street
Saunders Walker
Macon
Deadwyler
John S. Simpkins
Deadwyler Vail
Elberton
Greenberg & Bond
J. W. Lynch
Joe Deadwyler
Athens church services and pastors schedule
Athens notices list multiple church services across denominations. Details include times for Sunday school and worship at Central Presbyterian Emmanuel and First Presbyterian, East Athens Baptist, Virgil P. Scoville at Young Harris Memorial, and others with occasional midweek prayers and pastor assignments.
Sunday Services Announced At West End Baptist
The church calendar lists morning and evening services led by Rev. M. A. Wave of Bowersville. Sunday school will be at the usual hour with sessions at First Church Hoyt Chapel Lane Chapel and West End Baptist. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Oconee Street
Bible School
Christians Edeavor
Stanley R. Grubb
Tabernacle
First Church
Hoyt Chapel
Lane Chapel
West End
Pine Tar Honey and Kidney Pills Advertisements
An old paper ad extols Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey for cold relief, claiming pine remedies combat throat congestion and prevent complications, noting effectiveness for children. A second ad features Foley Kidney Pills praised by Geo. W. Clough of Prentiss for long kidney trouble.
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Dr. Bell
Geo. W. Clough
Prentiss
Miss
Foley
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Trials and Tribulations of This Little Georgia Railroad
A Georgia railroad line between Irwinville and Ocilla owned by the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic faced financial failure with rent unpaid. Receiver Lamb, also acting as manager, was directed to seize the engine, leaving the line unable to operate. The Ocilla branch seeks permission to tear up ten miles of rails, and federal court involvement follows a owner Representative Clements claim of farm value loss if the line ends. PMID: Extensive narrative on the railroad’s troubled finances and legal actions.
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Atlanta
Irwinville
Ocilla
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
E. T. Lamb
Lamb
Commission
Leas
Pardee
Clements
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ColGaRy
Feai
Madison
Georgia Railroad
Appalachee
Greene County Railroad
Monros
B. R. Bloodworth
Louisia Railroad
Southern Railway
Tmrens Ghanucnm
Sun
Pinkerton
Commercial Ag
Shelton
Chichester
National Highways
OLD Hickory” Road
State Normal
Atihei
Christian Church
Young Harris Memorial
Corner Boulevard
Chase Street
Virgil P. Scoville
Geo. T. Young
East Athens Baptist Church
Wade Lord
First Baptist Church
Lynch
Ternoon
the Baptist Tabernacle
Central Presbyterian Church
Samuel J. Cartledge
First Methodist Church
Co. C. Jarrell
Emmanuel Church
Jewett Williams
Troy Beatty
First Presbyterian Church
Eugene L. Hill
Georgia National Bank
Athens, Georgia
Little
Georgia
Izzy
Clara A. Driggs
Elba
Athens Railway & Electric Company
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