Tide of Conservatism Reasserts Georgia Business Stake
The Augusta Chronicle endorses the Athens Chamber of Commerce stance calling for restrained railroad regulation. It argues reform era damage must be reversed to revive Georgia’s business, manufacturing, farming, and labor, urging conservatives to restore confidence and resist radical attacks on corporate property.
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Jie Augusta Chronicle
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of
Nuw
Elvic
Georgia
Voley's Honey and Tar Declared Safe Under Pure Food Law
Special announcement confirms Voley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children. Available for ease of purchase by all druggists.
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Voley
Smith
Phi Kappa
Demosthenian Societies
Busines
Alumni Society
Watnesday
Jackson County and Education Progress in Rural Georgia
Mr. L F Elrod describes Jackson County’s educational evolution from a county with no first class schools to a system centered on Martin Institute and later expanded across forty districts. The article highlights graduate teachers, county grading, and a surge of students now attending state colleges, with twenty three going to the University and over a hundred to other colleges, signaling strong future prospects.
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L. F. Elrod
Jackson County
Whico
Banner
Jackson County Academy
Jefferson
W. D. Martin
Martin Institute
John R. North
University of Georgia
John W. Glenn
8. P. Ce
Misa M. E. Orr
Georgia
Glenn
Orr
Union
British Honduras
Emory
University
Winder
Commerce
Profeasora Usher
Myers
Henry R. Hunt
Henry Walker
M. le Parker
Jackson
The South in History and Literature reviewed by Houston Chronicle
The Houston Chronicle extols Mildred Lewis Rutherford’s The South in History and Literature as essential for Southern schools. The 900 page work argues Southern intellect matched Eastern and Northern writers before 1860, cites provincial leaders and authors, and aims to instill pride in Southern forefathers. Franklin-Turner Company Atlanta prints the volume.
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South
Mildred Lewis Rutherford
The
Houston Chronicle
Houston
Texas
Mildred Lewin Rutherford
United States
Europe
Jamestown
Plymouth
Pranklin-Turner Company
Atlanta
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured In Three Days
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint. After six weeks in bed and eight physicians with no benefit, she used Dr Detebon’s Relief for Rheumatism and recovered in three days. Palmer & Sons advertise the remedy.
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Morton L Hill
Lebanon
Tnd
Detebon
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Kioto impressions and Japan’s living rooms after quake
From Col. K W Stephens letter to the Columbia Herald. He recalls Japan’s low wooden houses, paper partitions that form multiple rooms, and mobile dwellings carried by owners. He notes frequent earthquakes, a 1871 disaster, and the affordable furnishings in cottages. He observes peaceful US-Japan relations and warns war with Japan would be hard for America, with China as a probable ally.
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Kansas City Times
Col. K. W. Stephens
Kioto
Japan
Columbia Herald
America
China
Rescue Efforts End In Sailor Heroism Off Delaware Breakwater
Providence January 28. The tug Scully arrived with the barge New Jersey in tow reporting the loss of the White Band and four men and two women from drowning after a northwest gale off Delaware Breakwater. The White Band reportedly cut its hawser to save the Scully, leaving wreckage later identified as the missing barge.
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Providence
M. E. Scully
Delaware
White Band
Newport News
Henry W. Gegg
Scully
New Jersey
A Real Wonderland Healing in South Dakota Mines
In South Dakota a remarkable healing tale from Mound City and Mrs. E. D. Clapp recounts a son near death from lung and throat trouble saved by Dr King’s New Discovery. The medicine is praised for coughs and lung issues with trial bottles offered by local druggists.
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South Dakota
E. D. Clapp
Mound City
Mrs. Clapp
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Japan Travel Observations Highlight Currency and Rural Quiet
The writer notes Japan’s money system uses yen and sen, with limited gold circulation. He compares travel costs to America, mentions hotel rates, and describes Japan’s quiet landscape with few carriages, livestock, and notably the Missouri mule absence, creating a tranquil rural impression.
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America
Japan
Missouri
Macon Telegraph Endorses Athens Chamber Rail Road Stance
Editorials in the Macon Telegraph back the Athens Chamber of Commerce protests against railroad agitation and urge an end to disruption. The piece defends the chamber’s calls to stop the “Three Tailors of Tooly Street” campaign and criticizes the Railroad Commission for overstatement of railroad docility. The Athens Banner is cited supporting business leaders and the call for reform.
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Macon Telegraph
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Tooly Street
Athens
Telegraph
Georgia
Railroad Commission
Commission
F Ndera
Chamber of Commerce
Pat
le Winterville
Walter Christian
Birmingham
Christian
Magele Argo
Misa Annie Argo
Leroy Argo
Macon
H. A. Winter
W. H. Shackleford
Tuey Winter
Columbus
Stephens
J. H. Conway
Atlanta
L. M. Arnold
FP. M. Landrum
Day
Gainesville
W. A. Jones
Augusta
J. B. Winter
Myrtle Chandler
Miss Pearl Chandler
Hull
Relief for Rheumatism Promised by Balm Ad
Do you know rheumatic pains can be relieved by one application of Chamberlains Pain Balm. It may not remove all pain but helps rest and sleep, aiding sufferers. For sale by local druggists and merchants in Warren, Athena, and surrounding towns.
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R. Brandt
H Rk, Palmer & Sons
Warren J. Smith & Bro
L. P. Canning, RE
C. McEvoy Orr Drug Co
Athena
Jokes and Wit on Clara and Tom Illustrated Bits
A humorous item contrasts a man with a carpet in a quip about dust and being walked over. The exchange plays on gendered banter and comic misdirection, reflecting lighthearted newspaper humor from a vintage illustrated column.
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Clara
Tom
How Her Life Was Saved When Bitten by a Large Snake
A 1906 item recounts Mia K. M. Fishel of Dillsburg Pa saving her life after a copperhead bite using Sloan's ointment. She describes being bitten on the hand twice, the remedy relieving pain and preventing fatal consequences, amid unrelated local notes from Winterville Georgia detailing visitors and residents.
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Mia. K. M. Fishel
Box 40
Dillsburg
Sloan
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Augusta Paper Firm
Jackson County and Education
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Dr. Shoop
H. A. Palmer & Sons
Winterville
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