Confederate Veterans and Southern Trade Spirit in Memphis
The Athens Banner discusses the Memphis Confederate veterans reunion with McKinley’s invitation seen as fraternal. It praises southern strength, southern commerce, and mutual competition in trade, while recalling Queen Victoria and lifting a note on recent kidnapping cases and labor-law discussions.
Dyspepsia and Its Hidden Causes Medically Viewed
Dyspepsia defined as poor stomach vigor and tone, not a disease but a misery. Mrs. S. Wallis of Millsboro and Gaare of Eau Claire suffer long term symptoms, unable to eat and plagued by nervousness and sleeplessness despite professional medicines. The text discusses general misery and lack of relief from treatments.
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Wallis
Millsboro
Otila
Gaare
Eau Claire
Win
Swift Specific Co. Cure Claim for Sores and Ulcers
An advertisement claims chronic sores and ulcers arise from impure blood and that cleansing the blood with a product called Swift Specific will prevent bone infection, relieve symptoms, and promote healing. It cites testimonials and offers free medical advice without charge, from Atlanta Georgia.
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J. B. Talbert
Winona
Misa
Gaye
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Abolish hazing urged as youth behavior improves
Editorials praise efforts to end hazing in colleges, note Cadet Boot death findings by Congress, and discuss King Edward VII following Queen Victoria. Advertisements promise remedies for catarrh with testimonials from Toledo firms, claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills work.
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Boot
Weat Point
King Edward VII
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Great Britain
India
Hall
F. J. Cheney
C.O
Props
Toledo
Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Draggista
Two Year Law Course Favored by Georgia Lawyers
Atlanta January 22 Lawyers across the state welcome a board of trustees committee recommendation for a two year law course at the University of Georgia Mercer University plans to adopt the program too. Officials say the change will improve the profession, reduce litigation, and begin in September.
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Board of Trustees
University of Georgia
Washington Dessan
Dessau
Mercer University
Desean
Bar Association
Mouth as a doorway to life and folly in Marietta Journal
A Marietta Journal feature extols the mouth as central to life, humor, and social force. It lampoons how mouths shape politics, dentistry, romance, and daily exchange, calling them the source of greeting and farewell as well as mischief.
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Gil
Marietta Journal
Sharkey Seeks Backdated Bout After Maher Talk
Tom Sharkey, in Hot Springs, signals manager Barney Reich to arrange a match with any top heavyweight before facing Jeffries. Kennedy considers lining Sharkey against Peter Maher in San Francisco next month, with an eye to a Sharkey Jeffries bid if Jeffries beats Ruhlin.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
Sailor
Hot Springs
Kid McCoy
Barney Reich
Jim Kennedy
Twentieth Century Club
San Francisco
Reich
McCoy
Kennedy
Sharkey
Jeffries
Peter Maher
Maher
Ruhlin
McGovern to Meet Kid Broad if Terms Fail in San Francisco
New York Jan 22 It is stated McGovern cannot reach extra factory terms with Erne for a bout in San Francisco. If not, he will fight Kid Broad for a 25 round match in San Francisco. The SF Athletic Club offers a $5,000 purse for a featherweight of McGovern's choosing and Broad is the only willing challenger. Negotiations are pending among Joe Macias Broad's manager Sam Harris and the San Francisco club.
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New York
Terry McGovern
Frank Erne
San Francisco
Kid Broad
Woman Decoyed Here in Oconee County
The sheriff of Oconee County alerted the city chief of police that Lucy Gilbert wife of Ed Gilbert a respected farmer near Watkinsville and Will Watson a man with a bad reputation were decoyed. They were captured within an hour and placed in the city prison where bailiffs prepared to transport them back for a hearing in Oconee County. The crime Watson faces is serious and carries heavy penalties.
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Oconees County
Lucy Gilbert
Ed Gilbert
Watkinsville
Will Watson
Calp
J. W. Middlebrooks
Oconee Jovanty
Watson
Fines in the Police Court for Foundry Street assault and depot dispute
Som Parkas, an African American man, was fined 10 and costs of thirty days on the street for severely beating his wife on Foundry Street Sunday morning. Will Henry Graham, a Black hackman, was fined 7.90 dollars for using very bad language about a fellow hack driver at the Central depot yesterday.
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Som Parkas
Foundry Street
Will Henry Graham
Central Depot
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