Ex Governor William Y Atkinson remembered in Georgia life
The piece honors ex Governor William Y Atkinson of Newnan Georgia highlighting his public service and educational reforms. It notes his roles in the state legislature and as governor praising his work for the Girls Normal and Industrial College at Milledgeville and for strengthening Georgia’s common schools.
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William Y. Atkinton
Newnan
Georgia
William Y. Atkin
Old Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Georgia
Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Common Schools
University of Georgia
Lynch
South Carolina
Hambler
Miles B. McSweeney
Charleston
Charleston Gazette
Washington and Lee University
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advert Shows Disease Remedy Claim
An old advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and helps kidney liver and stomach function. It quotes a testimonial from Etta M. in Athol Massachusetts describing restored appetite and energy after use.
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Hood
Etta
Athol
Mass
Veracity and the South in Harper's Weekly Attacks
The piece condemns Harper's Weekly for spreading calumny about the South and defends Gov. Miles B. McSweeney's rise from humble beginnings. It criticizes John Astor and U S citizenship changes, praises Athens paving, critiques Alger and McKinley era moves, cites a Scranton inventor case, and notes Dewey Germany war speculation and Ingersoll phrenology.
Four Arrested in Gainesville Mob Killing of Smith
Gainesville Ga August 8 Charlie Tanner and Tom Bryson were arrested and jailed in Hall county as members of the mob that killed Smith. Taylor Hamilton was taken to Atlanta and jailed there after a reported confession to Det Looney implicating several prominent locals. The city remains in feverish suspense awaiting new developments.
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Bloo
T. W. Lee
Montgomery
Ala
Swift
Dnoncan Wright
Scranton
Wright
The
New York Journal
Gainesville, Ga
Ocharlie Tanner
Tom Bryson
Hall County
Si Smith
Taylor Hamilton
Atlanta
Hamilton
Looney
Gainesville
Yrith
Life and Purpose in Skiff’s Once-a-Week Talk Sermon
The essay urges readers to redefine life beyond wealth and comfort, focusing on duty to God and society. It questions material striving, calls for honest hearts in churches, and contrasts worldly goals with noble, generous aims. it ends with a tangential note on humor and small ads.
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L.A. Cothran
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Philippines
McKinley
Nicholas II
Russia
Hague
Ambassador White
Harper's Weekly
Sam Hose
Wood
Swift Specific Company
South
Harper’s Weekly
North
William Waldorf Astor
Mr. Astor
Astor
Great Britain
Athens
Gate City
Alger
McKinley War Administration
War Department
Eagan
Mark Hanna
Manila
Germany
United States
Washington
Coghlan
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Robert G. Ingersoll
Col. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
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Dmilton
Promiis
Skiff
C. G.C
Dracsis
British
Atchison Globe
Germantown Ave
Philadelpt . Pa
Eterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Bears
John L. Arnold
East Clayton Street
Winterville
B. Winter
Mathews & Noell
J. C. Hutchins
Fire Insurance
HF. A. Lipscomb
Talmadge Bros. & Co
Tallulah Falls
P.M
P. M
W.Y. Lauraine
Supt
Northeast Railroad of Georgia
Lula
Northeastern Railroad
Atewegnen
p.Mip.milar
R. K. Reaves
Meeetacsens
Saben
Ul R. W Sizer
Anditor
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