A Great Truth on Digestion and Health Remedies
The article explains how undigested food generates poisons that travel through the blood, weakening organs from the stomach to the heart and kidneys. It describes symptoms like palpitations, headaches, debility, and poor complexion, then promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to regulate digestion, stimulate juices, cleanse poisons, and strengthen tissues and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Lieut Tom Brumby Dies in Washington Military Hero
Lieut Thomas M Brumby died after a brief illness at Garfield Hospital Washington His death followed blood poisoning from glandular swelling connected to typhoid He was 44 and unmarried A Georgia naval cadet in 1873 he served under Admiral Dewey and was praised for his gallantry in Manila but promotions were not acted on in time His body will be interred in Oakland Cemetery Atlanta
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Oakland
Atlanta
Georgia
Thomas M. Brumby
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Lieut. Brumby
Heyward
Osler
Baltimore
Admiral Dewey
Bramby
Manila
Dewey
Navy Department
Senate
Department
Dewey Pnila
Georgia Hero Brumby Recognized For Manila Flag Feat
Captain Gridley Commander Wood and Lieutenant Brumby earned praise from the legislature of Georgia for Brumby lowering the Spanish colors and hoisting the United States flag over Manila on August 13 1898. Admiral Dewey commended Brumby in a dispatch to the navy secretary, a point of pride for Georgia as he returned to Washington.
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Vis
Gridley
Wood
Brumby
Georgia
Washington
Manila
United States
Philippines
Secretary of the Navy
Dewey
Dewey's Tribute to Lieut Bramby and Catarrh Cure Ad Vignettes
Admiral Dewey mourns the death of Flag Lieutenant Thomas M Bramby, praising his integrity efficiency and close service including a dispatch praising Bramby in 1898. Also a local patent medicine ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by internal action and purports testimonials and a Toledo address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Transvaal dynamite maker predicts Boer strength
M DeLong, manager of a Moderfontain dynamite factory, says Britain cannot grasp Boer preparations for a new war. He asserts Pretoria and Johannesburg forts are impregnable, asserts 6,000 German volunteers are in Boer ranks, and notes economic use of military力量 amid rainy season. A separate note reports a Seaboard depot car break with flour theft.
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New York
M. DeLong
Moderfontain
Transvaal
Europe
Paris
Great Britain
Natal
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Edelberg
Seaboard
Few Shot Wife Then Captured After Narrow Escape
Crawford Few, a Black man living near the old baseball park, shot his wife in Clarke County then fled with a pistol. Officers Rose and Gibson, aided by tracking dogs, pursued thirteen miles toward Jefferson, finally cornering Few between Statham and Jefferson. He surrendered after a tense doorway standoff and was jailed in Athens. The capture was praised as a pretty piece of work.
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Crawford Few
Sents
Clarke County
Officer Rose
Baileff Gideon
Jefferson
Statham
Athens
Standard Oil Athens Plans Turkey and Oyster Christmas
The Standard Oil Company orders Athens employees receive a quart of oysters and a big Turkey on Christmas Day. A. J. Mendenhall handles local operations and will ensure every employee is provided, signaling company care. Also promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a cough and lung remedy with broad approval and a sample at H. R. Palmer & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Mendenhall
Standard Oil Company
Athens
Mendenhall
Cees
Boschee
H.R. Palmer & Sons
The sad death of a little girl in East Athens
Mr John Short's three year old daughter died from membranous croup after a brief illness on Saturday. Funeral held Sunday by Rev. E D Stone. Another child of Mr Short is near death and Mr Short is ill. Friends extend deep sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Short
East Athens
E. D. Stone
Mr. Short
Truitt Eyes Big Change In Cotton Plan At LaGrange
LaGrange Ga Dec 18 George W Truitt a leading cotton grower plans to cut his cotton acreage from 500 to 200 acres He predicts 8 million bales for the future and urges farmers not to exceed that to keep prices up He shifts to wheat pastures cattle and dairy investing in Jerseys Devons and pigs and plans to ship 100 large hogs to Atlanta next November He will attend the farmers meeting on the first Tuesday in January and backs measures to raise guano prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
George W. Truitt
Troup
Neill
Traits
Atlanta
Traitt
la Grange
Off to Atlanta to attend meeting of State Normal School Commission
State Normal School Commission session at the capitol will decide the next year's president and faculty, set salaries, and allocate funds. Chancellor Hill and Sept. Bond left for Atlanta to represent the school and discuss departmental needs amid expected funding limitations. The article also advertises August Flower remedies and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with testimonials.
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Chancellor Hill
Sept. Bond
Atlanta
State Normal School Commission
Capitol
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Lieut
Tom Brumby
Long
Somsework
THE
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Leonia
Besten
Seaboard Depot
Cartonria
Michael Bros
Cardy
Jackson County
Rose
Gibson
Turkey
Nana Croup
Castoria
Cath Llllches
Ini
Qustion
Green
H. R. Palmer & Sons
J. B. Clarke
Peoria
Ill
DeWitt
Palmer & Sons
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