Health and strength restored by Peruna product claim
Mrs Emma Blotsgner of Seattle writes she suffered for over two years with regular and menstrual health issues. After three months of Peruna use she reports improvement, plans to continue occasionally when feeling run down. The letter promotes Peruna as medicine and invites orders via The Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus Ohio with pricing for one or six bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blotsgner
Sixth Ave
Seattle
Waah
Sona of Temperance
Perona
Hartman
Peruna
Peruna Drug’ Mfg. Co
Columbus
Ohio
College student scales water tower and paints class numbers
Yesterday at 3 30 a young man climbed the water tower. Capt Sage called him down but he refused. Paul Smith a University student entered a guilty plea in mayor's court and paid a five dollar fine. He admitted the vandalism aimed at class numbers and was warned not to paint church buildings or private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
Navy
Paul Smith
University
Masor’ Court
Dorsey
Hagelton
Epworth League Names Officer for Upcoming Term
The Epworth League of the First Methodist Church announces its officers for the ensuing term. President Dr B O Quillian Vice President W H Shelton Vice President Miss Ethel Few View Vice President Miss Annie May Holt Fourth Vice President Miss Bessie Payne Secretary Mrs W H Shelton Treasurer Miss Jessie Garebold. A second note confirms Stillwell Edwards of Macon is appointed to a governmental revenue post, with assurances the appointment will be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B._O. Quillian
W. H. Shelton
Bessie Payne
Mra
Jessie Garebold
Lecture on the Panama Canal by Mr J D High
Tonight at eight o'clock Mr J D High lectures before the Engineering Society of the University of Georgia in Prof Patterson's room The subject That Panama Canal reflects his decade of government work in Panama and actual observations ensuring rare interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. High
Panama Canal
Engineering Society
J. D. High
Engineering Society of the
University of Georgia
Patterson
Higin
Panama
Commerce Fights Blind Tigers in Georgia
Commerce Georgia reports new city rules targeting liquor traffic. Mayor enforces fines around one hundred dollars for keeping liquor for sale with detectives gathering convictions. The drive aims to curb shipments via express companies and mirrors actions in nearby Lawrenceville, with anticipated city ordinance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Oe Pittman
Will Pittman
Joutian
Lawrenceylle
Large crowds hear new band at skating rink
The skating rink was packed with skaters and spectators last night. The music pleased everyone and will be played two or three times weekly. Mr. Dottery is praised for skating music, and Athens earns praise for providing quality music to skate by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottery
Athens
May Play Ball on the Sabbath at Fort McPherson
Atlanta news reports that the judge advocate of the United States Army ruled no violation of state law for regular troops to play baseball or football on government reservations during the Sabbath. The decision ends years of civilian criticism over Sunday games at Fort McPherson and will likely allow weekly football or baseball events there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Judge Advocate
United States Army
Fort McPherson
Fort
Pardon Board Commutes Death Sentences to Life Imprisonment
Atlanta officials report the pardon board recommended governor Terrell commute Milton and Jeane Rawlins sentences to life imprisonment after reviewing numerous petitions. The governor signed the order reducing the boys' death sentences and no further motion is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlins
Atlanta
Milton
Jeane Rawlins
Terrell
Attacks on US Army Size in War Warning
In Quotation from Georgia officer a warning that the United States cannot match France Germany England or Japan in manpower or naval strength. He cites a 60 000 troops US force versus larger Allied and German numbers and warns of England Japan alliance and possible invasion from Canada if conflict arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
France
Japan
England
California
Canada
Pastor J R McClesky Arrives at Oconee Street Church
Rev J R McClesky arrives from Social Circle to lead Oconee Street Church. Congregation greets him at the depot and he will deliver his first sermon Sunday at 11 00 AM. Also note a testimonial about Dr King s New Life Pills curing epilepsy in a daughter. 25c at W J Smith & Bros and H R Palmer & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McClesky
Oconee Street Church
J. F. Waterman
Watertown
Agricultural school bid wins acres and funds in fifth district
In Monroe Georgia a board of trustees allocated land for the agricultural school in the fifth district after bidding from several counties. Wil county offered two hundred acres of water and lights and thirty one thousand dollars. Trustees plan early steps to establish the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Industrial and construction plans listed in Alabama Index
Columbus, Ga. reports in its regular issue substantial projects includes a railroad from Sevaonsh to Rossville Ga with $8,000,000 capital, a new $800,000 trust company in Bi tion, a doubled power plant and 25 mile line to Rockmart Ga, $200,000 foundry at Ensley Ala, $250k to $300k furnaces near Rome Ga, a Birmingham mining company increasing capital to $800,000, and a 350 ton daily furnace at Ensley. Additional projects cover concrete block plants, oil mills, fertilizer and ice factories, Selma furniture, Dalton lumber, Bruns wick naval stores, Dublin steamboat line, Waycross marble, three churches, two hotels, $50,000 improvements, theatres, club houses, college builds, and 100 homes at Waycross with about $100,000. Seventeen new corporations totaling $931,000 also noted.
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Columbus
Rockmart
Ensley
Ala
Rome
Birmingham
Cartersville
Selma
Dalton
Lumber
Brunswick
Union Springs
Ijna
Dublin
Marbl Works
Waycross
Als
Huntsville
Atlanta
State Agricultural Colleges
Sparta
Statesboro
Athens
Bessemer
Sheffield
Freight Wreck at Central Crossing Injures Lumber Load
A freight wreck occurred yesterday afternoon on the Seaboard Air Line near the Oconee river bridge when a Central switch train collided with a stationary lumber car left on the track. The impact knocked lumber from the car, destroying a large portion of the shipment en route from Bainbridge, Georgia to Massachusetts. The other car, loaded with groceries from Webb and Crawford, was also damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Central
Oconee River
Bainbridge
Massachusetts
Webb & Crawford's
Editor Brooks Enters Ministry in South Georgia
Editor W A Brooks of the Americas News has joined the South Georgia Conference of the Methodist church to become a full time minister. He previously edited the Americas News after leading the Oconee Enterprise. L R Watson will succeed him as editor. friends in the region wish him success in his new calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brooks
Americus News
Oconee Enterprise
South Georgia
Brooks
War era alcohol toll highest in American troops says report
The surgeon general reports that American troops had the highest death rate among major powers last year due to alcoholism. Per 100 men, Britain 7.13, United States 6.28, France 4.55, Spain 4.33, Russia 4.0, Austro Hungary 3.34, Dutch 2.60, Prussia 2.0. The medical department notes progress amid high deaths and ongoing church renovation news includes lowering the floor at First Methodist and auditorium work to finish by January 1. Mrs. Joel Clow visits Mrs. Dozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
United States Army
United States
Medical Department
The
United
First Methodist Church
Farm for sale near Athens offering mules horses and poultry
Expecting to cut farming operations next year we offer for sale one of two good teams of mules and a pair of horses plus a colt aged one year. Also on hand a fine lot of White Plymouth Rock cockerels at $1.00 each. Phone 332. Oconee Heights Farm, Athens, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconee Heights Farm
First Georgia Students Missionary League meets in Macon
The first annual convention of the Georgia Students Missionary League opens in Macon this afternoon and runs three days. Delegates from the University of Georgia, Athens colleges, and Mercer University attend with Chancellor Barrow Bishop Candler and others on the program. The schedule includes services, papers by Mercer and Georgia scholars, organ and vocal performances, and mission-focused sessions through December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Georgia Students’ Missionary ‘League
Macon
Athens
Barrow
Candler
Jameson
Mercer
Wesleyan College
Dora Combs
Wesseyan College
DuPont Guerry
R. EB. Douglas
Macon Ministerial Alliance
Y. Jameson
D. D
Mercer University
Monroe College
Stee
Chas. C. Davison, Jr
H. B. van Valkenburgh
University of Georgia
Christian Bervibo
Daisy Hemphill
LaGrange Coleee
Evie Campbell
Pauline Bachman
Claire Munroe
Clemmie Patton
Agnes Scott College
Milledge Ave Paving And Elevators On Water Rates Discussed
The Milledge Avenue paving cost two thousand dollars with the city paying a share and the electric railway covering five thousand. Elevators using water power faced higher rates as Col M G Michael presented firm hardship arguments. The water works committee was tasked to study the issue and report next meeting. Several appeal cases were withdrawn after fines paid. Parks and Tree committee appointed. Alderman election results: O Farrell 101 votes, Young 38, Snelling 34, Harris 2%-. total 201 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
M. G. Michael
Col. Michael
Messrs
J. 8. King
J. N. Webb
Max Joseph
Water Works Committee
Milledge Avenue
Hehe FT É
Electric Railway
O'Farrell
C. T. Young
Col. C.,m. Snelling
BY. Harris
Christmas Bazaar by Philatheas Class and Church Women
The Philatheas Class and the Co-Workers of the First Baptist church announce a Christmas Bazaar at Mrs. J. D. Moss home on Saturday December 8. Between 11 a.m. and late afternoon items include dolls for children, ladies aprons, collars, handkerchiefs, pin cushions, blotters, calendars, bags, coat hangers and fancy baskets. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. D. Moss
Song and prayer from Chancellor Barrow at UGA
The Parting Words by Chancellor David C Barrow at the University of Georgia includes a prayer and a hymn. The ad copy promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Balm for chapped hands, noting availability from a local drug company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Jesus
Our Lord
DeWitt
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Alabama
Davisboro Church
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Lexington
Thomas H.dozier
Meigo Street
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Sec
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Alwyn Smith
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A. T. Hind
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Phlathea
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