The Crandest Treasure And A Mother's Health Message
A lengthy health-advocacy note urges mothers to prioritize personal health during pregnancy, praising Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Dr. Pierce’s Pellets as remedies. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. Be Fiser about a safe, successful delivery and renewed vigor after treatment. The report then covers diverse brief items from January news across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Fiser
EM Male Farm
Euosbury Center
Hnpsburg
de R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Waifs of the Wires Condensed Form Highlights
A digest of brief dispatches reports Dr William A Hammond former army surgeon general died in Washington. Savannah mills to reopen under bank ownership. Judge Bleckley summer house fire blamed on forest ignition. Senate panel votes adverse on Quay seating. Georgia railroad director meeting hints at Comer resignation due to ill health. Laura B Comer dies in Columbus. Meares case mistrial in Columbia South Carolina. Rumor of John D Little governor bid denied in Columbus Georgia. Tobacco warehouse fire in Richmond causes substantial loss. Pennsylvania Railroad buys Chesapeake and Ohio stock. Glascock Barrett begins oil inspector duties in Georgia. Congressman Tate recovering hope to return to Washington.
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Washington
William A. Hammond
Army
Hammond
Savannah
Southern Bank
Clayton
Logan E. Bleckley
Screamer Mountain
Rabun
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Quay
Central of Georgia Railroad
H. M. Comer
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atlanta
Glascock Barrett
Augusta
State of Georgia
State Capitol
Jasper
Tate
Neat Offer to the Daughters of the Confederacy
The Confederate Veteran magazine based in Nashville proposes to share one third of each subscription or renewal with the Daughters of the Confederacy to fund the Winnnie Davis Memorial hall. Subscriptions cost one dollar yearly and Athens chapter seeks to recruit renewals, with Banner office subscriptions to be turned over to the chapter president.
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Confederate Veteran
Nashville
Tenn
Daughters of the Confederacy
Winnie Davis
South
Athens
Cunningham
Misa Rutherford
Hall's Great Discovery for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
An 1899 advertisement promotes Hall's Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and nerve issues. It offers mail delivery for $1, two months of treatment per bottle, with testimonials from W R Tyler and Thomas Johnson praising its efficacy. Temples Texas and Jefferson Georgia are listed in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Hall
BE. W. Hall
St. Louis
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Temple
Texas
W. R. Tyler
D. D
Barnesville
Century question ends century argument in Georgia dialogue
In Powder Springs on December 14, 1897, a heated discussion at the Athenium about when the 20th century begins ends with a lawyer and railroad man agreeing the debate is too personal. The piece notes a physician recommendation for Dr. Tichevor's Antiseptic for gastro-enteritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athenium
Century
Powder Springs
Tichevor
W. M. Kemp
Athens Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy Sets 1900 Dues
The Athens Chapter meets at the Villa and raises dues to 1.20 dollars for 1900. One dollar goes to Winnie Davis Memorial hall fund, the rest to per capita tax. Late 1909 entrants pay full 1900 dues. Mildred Rutherford is re-elected president as officers are reappointed. Senoia Georgia July 19 1898. Also notice praising Dr Tichenor antiseptic for wound care by Jas Edwards M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Daughter of the Confederacy
Villa
Winnie Davis Memorial Hall
Mildred Rutherford
Debaters Chosen At Emory College
Six young men were elected as champions by Emory College literary societies Tau and Phi Gamma. From Tau: Wozencraft Hayle and Budd. From Phi Gamma: Woodward Venable and Lasseter. Woodward had recently proven his oratorical skill in Atlanta.
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Oxford
Tau
Wozencraft
Hayle
Budd
Phi Gama
Woodward
Venable
Lasseter
Atlanta
Emory
Lieutenant Gilmore 18 Now in Manila After Captivity
Lieutenant J. C. Gilmore of the Yorktown recounts eight months in rebel custody near Baler, rescued by Colonel Hare. He arrived with nineteen prisoners aboard the Venus and described humane treatment under Aguinaldo before harsher conditions under General Tino. He appears weakened yet hopeful at the Hotel Oriente in Manila.
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Manila
J. C. Gilmore
United States
Yorktown
Baler
Luzon
Luther R. Hare
Thirty-third Volunteers
Major Price
Hotel Oriente
Venus
Wigan
South Hocos
Gilmore
Aguinaldo
Tino
British Experts on the Wall Review War News
London post reports a military expert commentary on the Boer conflict with dispatches quoted. The analysis notes the Karaman action on New Year's day, ongoing fighting, and uncertainty over General White’s status as of Saturday evening.
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London
Theing Post
Karaman
Walker
French
Smith
Whiton
Asa
Black Moll Woman Pleads Guilty for Disorderly Conduct
A Black Moll woman was arrested on Broad Street for drunken and disorderly behavior. She entered a guilty plea before Smith yesterday morning. The court fined her two dollars. she paid and left.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berlin
Germany
Russia
France
Chicago
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
National Democratic
Goebel
LaGrange
F. M. Ridley
Ridley
Georgia Medical Association
State Board of Medical Examiners
Toledo
Samuel M. Jones
Jones
United States Senate
Columbia
D. C
Ellison Capers
Trinity Episcopal Church
Philippines
Eshot
Shell
Lexington
Bradley
State Election Commission
John Rashford
Leona Sanders
Columbus
Mra
Laura B Comer
Colambia
J. O. Meares
State Asylum For Dumb and Blind
Cora Jenkins
John D. Little
Allen D. Candler
Richmond
Merchants’ and Planters
Fifteenth and Cary Streets
Kingan & Co
SLOAN
Earl S&s
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
Jefferson, Ga
Emory College
H. B. Palmer & Sons
Covington, Ga
London Post
Post
Davison
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