Final week of prayer ends at First Methodist with farewell sermon
The union week of prayer services closed at the First Methodist church with Rev. Robert V. Miller delivering a farewell address on the word Finally. He traced the term through Pauls letters, examined meanings of mending and perfection, and urged unity among evangelical churches and the Young Mens Christian Association, highlighting the harvest of eternal truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Robert V. Miller
Paul
Miller
Jesus
James
John
Athens
Young Men's Christian Association
God
Petition in Bankruptcy Against Royston Firm
In Royston an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against the mercantile firm Bagwell & Brewer. Attorney Worley Adams represents creditors Michael Brothers Co Athens Young Smith Feld Co Philadelphia H B Reed Co Manchester N H Smith & Brewer Elberton and H S Meinherd & Bro Savannah. The filing notes foodstuffs in the canal zone are cheaper than at home and suggests needs on the isthmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Cornett
U. S
Worley Adams
Bagwell & Brewer
Royston
Adams
Michael Brothers Co
Athens
Young, Smith, Feld Co
Philadelphia
H. B. Reed & Co
Manchester
N. H. Smith & Brewer
Elberton
Meinherd & Bro
Savannah
Canal Zone
Isthmus
Bee Hive on Package Foley's Honey and Tar Ad
An old cough remedy promotion notes the Bee Hive seal on Foley's Honey and Tar packaging. It warns against counterfeit substitutes and urges purchases from druggists selling the genuine product shaped by the Bee Hive trademark.
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Foley
Black Mammy Memorial movement grows in Athens
The Augusta Chronicle outlines how Athens locals both black and white initiate a living memorial to enslaved "Black Mammies" by preserving their memory and craft. It includes a Chicago chapter report from Mrs. D J Carter and notes officers elected for the 1911 United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Waugusta Chronicle
Mammy
Texas
Mammilea
Fouth
Athens
Chronicle
The
D. J. Carter
Chicago
Chicago Inter-Ocean
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Auditorium Hotel
James ‘Longstreet
Carnesville
Agnes Grant Manson
Pauline Pitegerald
B. A. Johnson
Virginia F. Wilson
Mra
Mary Ashmore Carter
Mary Lee Behan
Miss Rutherford
H.C. Mera
Josephine Key
Lethe McClain
National Board of Trade Meets in Washington
Delegates arriving for the forty tat annual meeting at the New Willard hotel. About 1,000 leaders in commerce expected. Two day program covers major congressional propositions including banking currency tariff reciprocity railroad rate regulation ship subsidy diplomacy immigration and consular service.
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Washington, D. C
National Board of Trade
New Willard Hotel
Illinois Dairy Men in Session at Elgin Convention
Elgin Illinois January 16 Elgin the center of the great American butter industry hosts the thirty seventh annual convention of the Illinois Dairy men's Association for three days Bovine tuberculosis and other dairy industry topics are on the agenda An elaborate exhibition of dairy products machinery and supplies accompanies the meeting
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Elgin, I
Elgin
Illinois Dairymen's Association
Dr King’s New Discovery Credited With Saving Two Lives
A Fayetteville resident writes that Dr King’s New Discovery cured both the writer and sister of frightful coughs and suspected consumption. The testimonial claims the medicine heals sore lungs and related bronchial troubles, with a free bottle offer and prices of 60 cents and one dollar, guaranteed by W. J. Smith & Bro. and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Labor Leaders Face Major AFL rift over Electrical Workers
Washington dispatch reports the AFL executive council opens in a battle over the electrical workers dispute. The insurgent minority backed by Gompers seeks recognition and control while the majority fears a split that could fracture organized labor across the United States and Canada.
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Washington, D. C
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
America
United States
Canada
Gompers
Electrical Workers’ Union
Becks
Federation
Foley Kidney Pills for Kidney and Bladder Disorders
An honest and effective medicine for kidney and bladder disorders. Sold by all druggesists. Provides relief for acute or chronic kidney issues and urinary irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Drugiste
Corn Prize for Best Southern Boys Corn Exhibits
Washington reports that 100 top Southern boys who raised the best corn will show ten ears each at the National Corn Exposition in Columbus Ohio January 30 to February 1. 46,000 corn club members in the South, with transport funded by the Southern Commercial Congress and the U S Department of Agriculture, will have exhibits selected by county and state Farm Demonstration offices.
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Washington
Columbus
Ohio
Clarence J. Owens
Southern Commercial Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Exposition
Department of Agriculture
Pouth Had Wonderful Success Last Year, and Dr. S. A. Knapp
South
Department
Owens
Atlanta
Mann
Virginia
Glasscock
West Virginia
Willson
Kentucky
Ten Miles New Double for Southern Railway
The Southern Railway will add nearly ten miles of second track to the Washington to Atlanta main line by extending a second track south of Franklin Junction Virginia. The project connects with existing track to Whittle and expands the Montview to Sycamore double track to anty mile, with gauntlet operation on five miles of single track to provide double track protections. Completion will bring 239 miles of double track on the 648 mile route, totaling 249 miles with current enhancements.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Railway Company
Washington
Atlanta
Franklin Junction
Whittle
Sycamore
Montview
Monroe
Lynchburg
Northwestern Curling Association opens huge tournament in Duluth
Duluth Minnesota reports the Northwestern Curling Association annual compirl opens with strong turnout. Participants include teams from St Paul Minneapolis Chicago Port Arthur Superior Winnipeg Fort William Duluth and more. The event runs through the week at the Duluth Curling Club rink.
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Duluth
Minn
Northwestern Curling Association
Duluth Curling Club
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Port‘see
Superior
Winnipeg
Fort William
Port Arthur
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Quick Relief for Kidney Ailments
A testimonial from Mary Co. of Abbott Wolfeboro New Hampshire praises Foley Kidney Pills for curing rheumatic pain believed caused by uric acid buildup. After three days the user could move freely. the speaker urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy, noting it is sold by druggists.
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Foley
Mary Co
Abbott
Wolfeboro
N. H
Kidney
Pilla
All Drugista
Farm Train to Tour Georgia in 1911 Educational Tour
The Farm Train will run February 7 to March 26 1911 visiting about 140 towns across Georgia. It showcases livestock and farm machinery with demonstrations and exhibits on corn and cotton, soils, fertilizer, and agricultural education. Twelve experts will speak on soil, crops, livestock, and club contests, aiming to bring practical ideas to landowners and students.
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Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Itta
Col Rodgers Retires After Forty Years Service
Col Alezanter Rodgers, commander of the Sixth Regiment of Cavalry at Port Des Moines Iowa, retires from the army after nearly forty years of active service He is from New Jersey and a West Point graduate of 1875 He served as a major and inspector general in the Spanish American War and helped suppress the Philippine insurrection Athens to feature Creatore’s Italian band touring the South.
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Washington, D. C
Alezanter Rodgers
Port Des Moines
Iowa
Rodgers
New Jersey
West Point
Spain
Philippines
Peculiar Freak Patents At The Patent Office In Washington
A survey of odd inventions patented through the years from alarm clocks that drop weights to wake sleepers to contraptions for snoring prevention, burial cases, self saluting hats, and devices for lightning oddities. The piece notes the secrecy around applications, the long list of freaks, and the perseverance of inventors despite stringent examiners.
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Washington
Adolph J. Nordman
San Francisco
G. A. Seaman
Brooklyn
Seaman
Linus H. Shaw
Brockton
Mass
George C. Hale
Kansas City
Edwin
Crosby
Eli Ray Henry
Lake Charles
Franz Veste
Newark
N. J
Veste
George F. Cahill
Holyoke
Maas
Theobald Leininger
Cercer County
Ohio
Charles F. Griffing
Hampton
William A. Graham
Lexington
Graham
Martin Goetze
Berlin
Mary ‘A. Walker
Daniel Ruggles
Fredericksburg
Patent Office
Oregon Labor Federation Holds Oregon Convention
Delegates from many Oregon cities gather in Salem for the annual State Federation of Labor meeting opening today. Sessions will continue for several days with measures affecting organized labor and annual officer reports to update members on the federation’s progress and membership growth.
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Oregon Labor ‘Federation
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Nimanl
Interenne Fu
U and Jackson for Sergeant at Arms
In Indianapolis on January 16 Ted Jackson state Democratic chairman leads a special train of Jackson supporters to Washington. The delegation plans to present Jackson’s claims at the Democratic House caucus next Thursday, signaling steady effort and backing from Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ted
Jackson
Democratic State Committee of
Indiana
Atarma
Judge Corbett Returns From Waneka Visit
Judge Walter G. Corbett, U. S. Commissioner and deputy clerk of the U. S. court for this division of the porther district of Georgia, has returned from several days in Waneka and Sule Sersenea the ses Hotta of the Tidera court.
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Walter G. Corbett
U. S
Porther District of Georgia
Waneka
Sule Sersenea
Ses Hotta
Tidera Court
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Rev. R. V. Miller
Illinois
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Springfield
F. J. McNulty
Peter W. Collins
William Hogan
James J. Reid
J. W. Murphy
F. J. Sullivan
McNulty
Collins
International Union
Cleveland
St. Louis
Denver
Corn Prize
Southern Railway
College of Agriculture Co
State
Col. Rodgers
Creatore
Grave
Guy
Sigmund Newberger
Great Lafayette
U. & Jackson
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