Dreaded mountain peril and yellow fever fear in 1900s discourse
A European style danger vignette contrasts Alpine peril with a public health crusade against consumption and yellow fever. The piece cites Sanitary Officer Gorgas and argues neglect of lung weakness fuels disease, endorsing Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and associated remedies with testimonials.
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Gorgas
Havana
Cuba
United States
Pierce
Joseph J. Burns
Huestia St
Ithaca
N.Y
Will J. Whitmire
Arkton
Rockingham Co
A. P. Whitmire
Sen
West Virginia
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
University Poised for Strong Next Baseball Season
The University expects a record baseball year with top prospects joining the team. Returning players plus new talents from other colleges boost hopes of a Southern Intercollegiate title run. Key players listed include Colle, Dickinson, Harmon, Hunter, Sto vall, DeLaPierre, Bower, Anderson, Middleton, Solomon, Jones, Williams, Beaver, McWhorter, Walker, Harber, McCalla, Jacques, and Unile.
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Aittle
Matens
Seeton
University of
South Georgia
Walker
Harber
Short
McCalla
Jacques
Unile
Blount
Bower
Tallest Man in the World Visits Athens on Business
Mr. J. F. Skinner of Augusta, seven feet four inches tall, travels with a sales force under Mr. G. Holmes seeking a tobacco house. He greeted Banner reporters in front of Webb & Crawford’s and wowed locals with his height.
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Athens
Hery
J. F. Skinner
Augusta
G. Holmes
Mr. Skinner
Ans
Henry Jackson
Storm Wide In Its Extent Causes Major Crop Losses
Reports from the storm area describe damage across five miles southeast from the Joe Comer place with fields half a mile wide devastated. Farms belonging to Messia Joe Gomer Henry Gomer George Brightwell J A Pitner the County Farm and Mr Rhom suffer severe losses totaling over 16000 dollars. Local farmers say they cannot meet obligations due to the destruction. A Kentucky resident notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets prevent attacks of cholera morbus and bilious colic and are sold by all druggists.
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Arca
Joe Comer Place
Messia
Joe Gomer
Henry Gomer
George Brightwell
J. A. Pitner
Mr. Rhom
Mra
Mollie Allen
South Fork
Saya
Chamberlain
Bridge Work Underway on Sandy Creek Span Plans
County Commissioners push a new covered lattice bridge over Sandy Creek with stone piers. A large crew of convicts and hired workers is building the structure at an estimated cost of $1700. The article also promotes Kudol as a stomach remedy with testimonial quotes. The Orr Drug Co.
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Sandy Creek
Miss Rutherford Revising American Authors for Second Edition
Miss M Rutherford principal of Lacy Cobb Institute edits American Authors for a second edition. The first edition is exhausted and many leading schools use it. English Authors has also seen parallel success. Mr and Mrs J C Hutchins move into the Villa at Lacy Cobb Institute. Mrs Hutchins to assist in household management and sister Mira Rutherford joins the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rutherford
Lacy Cobb Testitute
Mira Ruthberford
J. CO. Hutchins
Lacy Cobb Institute
University Agricultural School Advance in Georgia Plans
Chancellor Walter B. Hill arrived from Chatangan New York and outlined large interest in Georgia's University Agricultural School. Three courses offered three months winter course one year course and four year degree with practical farming instruction. The meeting of County School Superintendents to discuss rural schools will be held at Athens with university dining and dormitory accommodations for attendees. Dr Charles Molver among speakers in chapel programs.
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Walter 8. Hill
Chatangan
N. Y
Agricultural Department
Agricultural School
University Agricultural School
Georgia
Southern Educational Board
Hill
Denmark
Imperial
Videor
Glenn
Walter B. Hill
Chas. Molver
Public Schools of
North Carolina
Winnie Davis Memorial Hall Plans Move Forward
General Gordon likely to speak at the dedication of Winnie Davis Memorial Hall at the Georgia State Normal School in this city. The three story colonial building will serve dormitory and social spaces for female students with an October corner laying and a broad Confederate stakeholder program.
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Winnie Davis
General Assembly
Aesa
Winnie, Davis
State Normal School
Georgia
Daughters of the Confederacy
Southern Education Board
Genera Gordon
General Assembly of Georgia
Winnie Davia
Young Women's Christian Association
Press to Be Up Saturday at New Compress Site
A large crew works to raise the press at the new compress, with contractors aiming to complete shed and wall construction soon. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised as a reliable remedy, sold by all druggists.
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Sheda
Walla
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Mozley
H. Mosley
Atlanta
Dr. H. Mozley
Etta W. Jones
Parkeesburg
Maysville
Eula Moore
J. P. Eberhart
J P. Eberhart
Miss Moore
Normal School
Jast
Misa Moore
Mr. Eberhart
L. W. Spalding
Verons
Cate
Kodol
Netare
NEW Eition OF American Authors
Rutherford
Mrs. Hutchins
The
Castoria
Bheype
Old
Li Sakuel Poychen
New York
Shecard Eee
Bears
R. Nick
Gen. Gordon
Ita
W. 8. Jackson
Athens Hardware CO
Broad Street
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Atilens
W. W Thomas
Bowann S
Rthur K
Griffith
Waltriets
Josren H. Iowanp
Fiusina, Hopnaoe
Allen HB. T
Washington St
Athens, Ga
Esterbrook
Mares Works
Camden
Esterbrook Steel Pen CO
Tonn
Pris
Ena
Colton
Texas
Owaho
Indian Territory
Oatesulless
Reyany
Baird
T.P. A
Atlanta, GA
Lobeaume
ST. Lous
Arnold Sorrells
Bran
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