Four Years of Agony Healed by Cuticura Remedies
John from Alliance Ohio recounts a severe foot injury in 1890 that resulted in the loss of part of the foot and long suffering. He describes failed medical treatments and ointments before Cuticura Remedies allegedly produced a dramatic improvement within weeks, enabling walking with crutches and eventual recovery. He offers to publish his name and address and answers letters.
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John
Alliance
Ohio
First Broad Gauge Train Starts on Gainesville Midland
The first broad gauge train powered by engine and cars left Gainesville for Bellmont junction yesterday. A large number of freight cars and handsome passenger coaches have been acquired. The Jefferson to Gainesville line will be pushed to be ready for heavy fall traffic.
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Gainesville
Bellmont Junction
Jefferson
Furtheat
D Moss to Erect Four Story Building in Athens
The Athens growth surge continues as merchants urge building by J D Moss who plans to tear down a warehouse at Clayton and Washington to erect a four story structure with store rooms and offices. The project aims to boost commerce, with housing for new citizens next, and a luxury hotel is also considered by prominent locals. In five years Athens could reach twenty five thousand residents, spurring substantial development.
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Athens
J. D. Moss
Clayton and
Washington Streets
Moss
County police proposed to protect Clarke county
The movement for county police drew strong street support and county commissioners are expected to consider creating offices and filling them with reputable men in each militia district at the next meeting. State crime has risen alarmingly. Clarke county can afford the expense, and taxpayers are likely to back the measure.
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Clarke County
Martha Adams Buried After Short Illness
Mrs. Martha Adams, one of the city’s oldest residents, died Tuesday night after a brief illness following a stroke. She leaves three children and many friends. funeral services were held yesterday at four o’clock conducted by Rev. G. E. Stone and interment was at Princeton factory.
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Martha Adams
G. E. Stone
Princeton Factory
Brave boy seeks schooling and work despite paralysis
A 13 year old boy named Ide Brewer, crippled since infancy, lives near Lula with a widowed mother. He longs to move to Athens for public school and a business education, preferring work or a loan he can repay over charity. Conductor Dan Martin considers helping him, urging others to support his ambition. The piece also notes dangers from fast driving near a church and ends with an ad for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
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Kere
Lula
Ide Brewer
Athens
Dan Martin
Northeastern
De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve Promoted for Home Use
It is advised to keep a box of salve at home for sunburns cuts bruises piles and bolls. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is sold by Orr Drug Co.
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Athens
Presbyterian
DeWitt
Orr Drag Co
Orr Drug Co
Populists Consider Hoke Smith Nomination in Informal Meeting
In Atlanta eight to nine populists gathered at the state capitol and discussed the political situation. They considered nominating Hoke Smith for governor if a convention could not proceed, but decided at 12:30 that a formal convention was useless as no delegates arrived and ticket printing would be uneconomical.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Hall of Representatives
The
Capitol
J. J.holloway
Carroll
J. C. Bodenhammer
W. H. Rowe
Sutton
M. L. McDonald
Banks
C. T. Parker
Fulton
E. T. Kelley
Jonesboro
Mr. Rowe
Secretary of State
Parker
Foxe| Smith
Mr E E Stone Bound Over On Mail Intercept Charge
Yesterday Mr E E Stone of Comer Madison county was brought before Judge E C Kinnebrew on charges of intercepting and opening another party mail. After hearing the evidence the judge bound him over to the United States court and required a bond. Stone posted the bond and returned home last night. On Fine Printing The Banner Leads.
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Bond
E. E. Stone
Com‘er
Madison County
E. C. Kinnebrew
Georgia
Dorsey
Tallulah Falls
The Piecemaker at the Exchange Editor
Georgia journalist D G Bickers promotes The Piecemaker a scrap-book style novel from clippings by a University of Georgia graduate. Prof Robert E Park hails its wholesome charm while M Brewster notes its original format and compelling narrative. The piece previews September publication. A separate note reports Athens officials cracking down on Blue Monday celebrations with fines and police patrols to deter drunken loitering.
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University of Georgia At Athens
Robert E. Park
Department of English
University of Georgia
Georgia
Levin
Athens Foundry Makes Fine Showing
Stockholders and directors plan the annual meeting for Saturday September 1st. Foreman Ed M White reports stock taken and balanced. He says the business has been satisfactory and the foundry is in fine shape and doing well.
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Athens
Ed M. White
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Belmont
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
D. Moss
Sade
Clayton Street
Mr. Martin
Hoke
Holloway
D. G. Bickers
B. W. Grove
Lynwood Park
Lynwood
Jefferson Brass Band
Col
J. C. Morrow
Pittsburg, Pa
Col. Morrow
Seaboard
Central of
College Avenue
West Virginia
LAND
Athens, GA
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