Baby Tucker's Wonderful Cure by Cuticura
Mrs. George H. Tucker Jr of Milwaukee describes her six month old daughter weighing a pound and a half less at birth. A severe skin disease covered her face and body with boils and scabs until one month of Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured her. Doctors and drugs cost over a hundred dollars with no improvement, but the family spent less than five dollars and the child recovered to normal health.
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George H. Tucker, Jr
Greenfield Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Cutiura
Cuticura Blessing To Skin Tortured Babies
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are praised as priceless in easing birth humours milk crust scally skin and scalp troubles of infancy and childhood. Parents report relief for rashes itching eczema and hair loss with guaranteed pure ingredients noted.
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Clement
Newberry Tops Wofford In A Hitless 4 0 Victory
Newberry college baseball, after three wins this season, defeated Wofford 4 to 0 on a crowd praised game. Newberry held Wofford to no hits or runs with flawless defense. Crouch pitched well while Owens Holloway and Cabanise stood out for Newberry.
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Newberry
D. C
Newberry College
Wofford
Crouch
Owens
Holloway
A Modern Crusoe on Dry Island Alaska
Harry Dean a Butte machinist left for Alaska last July joining the Wertzstein party headed for Dry Island near Kodiak. He found himself master of the island after the group dispersed and endured ice, snow, and alternating currents that kept him from solid ground. He later sank a 25 foot shaft and struck seawater in ice, witnessed a 40 day snowfall burying his cabin, and built anew elsewhere before planning a return to Butte for a more hospitable climate.
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Butte
Robinson Crusoe
Harry Dean
Bering Straits
Crusoe
Dean
Alaska
Wertzstein
Dry Island
Kodiak
Harry
Cruso
Monte Cristo
Aise Harry
Japan
Startling Mortality and a Remedy Claim
Statistics show startling mortality from appendicitis and peritonitis. A single reliable remedy is Dr. King's New Life Pills. M. Flannery of 14 Custom House Place Chicago says they have no equal for constipation and briousness. 25 cents at WW. J. Baith & Bro and H.R. Palmer & Gons druggists. Gilvele g trial on Job Printing.
Artist Larned Freed After Coroner Clears Conspiracy Claim
New York on April 4 artist William Livingston Larned is released from custody after the coroner and district attorney conclude there was no conspiracy in his wife’s death. Letters from Mrs Larned hint she acted alone, body to be shipped to Americus Georgia for burial. Larned expresses confusion over her death and notes she was despondent about life in New York versus the South.
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New York
Wiliam Livingston Larned
Jerome
Larned
Mr. Larned
Americus
South
Letters Left by Mrs Larned in Poison Mystery
A coroner's physician reports no poison trace in the autopsy of Mrs. Ruba Larned, wife of illustrator William L Larned. She died after a suspected poison night drink. Larned and a servant were discharged from custody but kept as witnesses for an inquest, with chemical analysis possible for non corrosive poison in the stomach.
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New York
Ruba Larned
William L. Larned
Larned
Good Roads Meeting in Baton Rouge April 1905
The Louisiana State Good Roads Association will hold its next meeting in Baton Rouge on April 27 1905. It will be followed by the Southern Interstate Convention of the National Good Roads Association on April 28 29 in the same city. William Jennings Bryan is expected to address the convention. Governors of southern states and other distinguished figures are slated to attend, including Hon James Wilson and Hon Martin Dodge who will also speak.
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Louisiana State Good Roads Association
Baton Rouge
National Good Roads Association
William Jennings Bryan
James Wilson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Martin Dodge
Catarrh cure ad and old newspaper notices
One hundred dollars reward offer for cure of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Testimonials and pricing 75c per bottle. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan Martin and others. Also references to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and local druggists. Additional comments on Missouri hooching protest and pool politics in a governor race.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Martin
Judge Russell addresses Marke County Cotton Growers Association
Judge R B Russell spoke to the Marke County Cotton Growers Association in University chapel. He urged organization to raise cotton prices, discussed causes of low prices, and outlined remedies. Farmers praised the address with a rising vote of thanks.
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R. B. Russell
Marke County Cotton Growers’ Association
University Chapel
Judge Russell
Aairs
Russell
Memorial Address at Madigoi
The Memorial Day address at Madison Georgia this month will be delivered by Prof Sylvanus Morris of the University of Georgia. Madison has heard eloquent Memorial addresses but will recall none surpassing this anticipated lecture. Prof Morris is a thorough scholar of the Confederate era and a clear, instructive speaker.
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Madison
Sylvanus Morris
University of Georgia
Morris
Drunken guard loses six convicts in Georgia
In Coolidge Thomas county a prison guard reportedly got drunk and freed six inmates. The Stetson Lumber Company, operator of a local saw mill, seeks legal action and questions accountability if the act was deliberate versus accidental. Secretary Goodloe Yancey of the prison commission received the telegram.
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Atlanta, Ga
Goodloe Yancey
The
Prison Commission
Coolidge
Thomas County
Stetson Lumber Company
Longest Telegraph Circuit Links London to Teheran
The Indo European Telegraph Company operates the world's longest circuit from London to Teheran about 4000 miles, passing through Belgium Germany Russia Turkey and Persia using Wheatstone automatic transmission with 10 automatic repeaters. Messages run 89 to 400 words per minute depending on line conditions, far faster than manual Morse.
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Indo-European Telegraph Company
London
Teheran
Persia
North Sea
Belgium
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Asia
London-Teheran
Lowestoft
Emden
Berlin
Warsaw
Rome
Odessa
Kertch
Bulthum Kaleh
Tiflis
Tauris
Manchester
Liverpool
Cape York
Derby
Australia
Associated Press
United States
New Orleans
Memphis
Willard Everett joins Batten agency in New York
Willard Everett forms a connection with George Batten Co Advertising Agents of 38 Park Row New York. The alliance strengthens both firms and reports praise from a prominent newspaper manager who notes Everett's skill, popularity with publishers, and fair dealing. Also mentions Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and a local hospital funding debate.
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Willard Everett
George Batten Co
Advertising Agenta
Parktow
New York
Everett
United States
Boston Herald
Cotton Growers Meet Endorses Acreage Reductions in Clarke County
Clarke County Cotton Growers Association met at two o'clock led by Col. William H. Morton. Reports from vice presidents show farmers largely uphold pledges to reduce cotton area and fertilizer use, though some land renters request landlords cut rents if reductions are required. The Athens community contributed to the cause, with a published list of donors including Morton, Cloud, Tuck, Hodgson, Epps-Wilkins, J. Bernstein, Oconee Oil, Webb & Crawford, and several firms.
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Clarke County Cotton Growers’ Association
William H. Morton
Athens
W. H. Morton
J. W. Morton
Cloud Tuck
W. RR
Hodgson Cotton Co
Geo. H. Hulme
Epps-Wilkins Co
Bernstein
Oconee Oil and Fertilizer Co
J.B
Hardeman & Phinizy
GriMth & Welch
Chas. Stern & Co
Plant to Install Largest Boilers in Athens Steam Plant
Messrs. C D Flanigen and W T Bryan return from the east with machinery plans for a new emergency steam plant for the Athens Electric Railway. Six boilers with 3000 hp capacity will be installed as the power house is erected at the old Seaboard Air Line site. The two story 100 by 100 foot building will permit future expansion. Aberdeen Linen Mills building progresses and will soon open employing many workers. A testimonial notes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets cured stomach trouble for Mrs T V Wifams of Laingsbury Michigan.
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Messrs. C. D. Flanigen
W. T. Bryan
New York
Athens Electric Railway Company
Iway
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Manufacturing Company
Aberdeen Linen Mills
Chamberlain
Mrs._ T. V. Wi fams
Laingsbury
Mich
Vale
Palmer & Sona
Lw. F. Amity & Bit
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