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Athens
New Anesthetic and Bitter War Echoes in Savannah
A Yale professor announced a new anesthetic produced by electricity during a recent science meeting in New Haven. The article also notes a large tree burn of 30 000 fruit trees in Mitchell county to curb the San Jose scale. It recounts Rhodes and Aster in a historical quip and surveys a Russian view of the Boer War in a January North American Review piece.
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Scripture
Yale
New Haven
D. C
M. D. Bacon
Mitchell County
Scott
San Jose
South Africa
Great Britain
North American Review
Vladimir Holmstrom
Prince Dokhtomsky
St. Petersburg
Impending cabinet expansion and civic duty themes
The piece critiques calls for a new commerce and industry department as driven by Hann a loyalists and spoilsmen while urging citizens to fulfill duties to avoid harming the year’s fabric. It notes Senator Frye pushing a bill, cites a Kansas City Times opinion, and comments on political maneuvering. It then presents Mrs Myrick’s New Year sermon urging charity of thought and restraint. It concludes with Judge Anderson ruling hypnotism evidence inadmissible in a Nashville arson case involving two defendants and a hypnotically influenced youth witness.
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Congress
Hanna
Frye
Senate
Department of Commerce and Industry
Hatina
Anderson
Criminal Court
Nashville, Tenn
Wad Foond
A Fair Outside Is a Poor Substitute for Health
Health claims tout Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for kidney liver and bowel vigor with a healthy glow. Testimonial from Mrs J T Williams of Carbondale Pa describes blood poisoning healed after trying the preparation and continuing use. Also mentions Sarsaparilla and Pills as cures for fever fits and skin conditions.
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Hood
J. T. Williams
Carbondale
Cancer Cure Claim Ad Presented as Personal Testimony
A sensational 19th century testimonial promotes Swift's Specific as a universal cure for cancer. The letter-style notice claims rapid blood purification and a complete, lasting recovery after eighteen bottles, urging readers to request the company’s free cancer book.
Hypnotic tale sparks debate on Southern resilience
The passage discusses a hypnotized subject’s story and a witness repeating it, then shifts to a分析 of why the South escaped New York’s financial slump. It credits conservative local finance and strong resources, noting the nation’s size dilutes a single center’s influence, and lauds a trend away from artificial values. It ends with coverage on Paul Jones remains and congressional moves to locate and reinter his coffin in Arlington.
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New York
John Scott Applies for Census Enumerator Pos in District
Mr John Scott of this city has applied for appointment as a census enumerator in the district. The appointment rests with district supervisor E L Campbell of Jasper county. Scott will present strong endorsements to Supervisor Campbell and stands a good chance of receiving the position.
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John Scott
E. L. Campbell
Jasper County
Scots
Campbell
Pension blanks filled at Herrington's office in Senoia
Ordinary Herrington's office served Confederate pensioners yesterday as they filled out pension blanks for veterans and widows to receive state funds. Judge Herrington handles the work gratis, urging prompt visits to finish the task promptly. Also reading: Dr Tichenor's Antiseptic praised by Jas T Edwards MD for treating lacerated wounds and surgical use.
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Herrington
Boers Defeated as Colesberg Falls to French Armies
General French completely defeats the Boers in the Cape Colony and occupies Colesberg. He pressed the movement over Saturday and Sunday, keeping the Boers from a prolonged stand. A night march by cavalry, artillery, and infantry riding in wagons turned the Boer right, while feint attacks and a surrounding flank forced a disorderly retreat eastward, leaving Colesberg in French's control.
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Rennberg
Cape Colony
French
Colesberg
Col McIntyre Dead A prominent Georgia financier dies
Colonel A. T. McIntyre of Thomasville Georgia dies at age about seventy eight from heart failure at his home two miles from the city He was a leading lawyer financier and longtime University of Georgia trustee Known as the wealthiest man in the country and greatly beloved by the community Survivors include his family and a large circle of friends The town mourns the loss of a respected public spirited citizen and friend
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Thomasville
A. T. McIntyre
University of Georgia
Adventist Eaton to Be Sentenced in Rome Ga
J T Eaton a Seventh Day Adventist faces sentencing by Judge Reese after a city court conviction for working his truck farm on the Sabbath last July. Eaton argues his faith requires six days of labor per week, while others hold that Saturday is the day of rest. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy touted as a universal cure for croup by Liberty West Virginia resident M W Fisher, with local druggists H R Palmer & Sona offering it for sale.
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Swift
Spon
Winston
N. C
Atlanta
Georgia
Rome
J. T. Eaton
Reese
Eaton
Hoe
Union
Chamberlain
Croop
M. W. Fisher
Liberty
W. Va
H. R. Palmer & Sona, Druggista
B.B.B
Bigod “Ale Ce
Atlasss
Arnold Moves Paint Shop to New Corner Store
J L Arnold moves his paint shop and stock into a new store on Jackson and Clayton streets formerly Capt J J McMahan. The new quarters will be attractively arranged and attached Clayton street space will be used by F K Freeman Co grocers.
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J. L. Arnold
Jackson and
Clayton Streets
J. J.C. McMahan
Boers Fail to Cut South Africa Railroad
Capetown January 2. British troops in Victoria West repelled a Boer attempt to cut the railroad near the station. Boers fired heavily at 10 PM but retired at daybreak, mission a failure.
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Capetown
South Africa
Victoria West
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