Milwaukee woman champions Wine of Cardui health claim
Helena Blau of Milwaukee writes that Wine of Cardui restored her health after a severe cold caused abdominal pain. She claims the remedy rebuilt strength, aided menstrual health, and helped restore normal function, urging other women to use it and asking doctors to recommend it to patients.
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Jivlena Blau
Bevhuh Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Cardus
Ine
Verician
Ankeine
Thomas County Teachers to Attend University of Georgia Summer School
Thomas Wardlaw of Thomasville reports that 15 to 20 teachers from Thomas County will travel to Athens for the University of Georgia Summer School. He notes strong regional interest and says many will seek private family board, tasking committees to arrange accommodations. Also mentions Comberain's Pain Balm ad copy.
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University of Georgia Summer School
Thomas
Sapt Wardlaw
Thomasville Schonla
Athens
Wardlaw
Shackelford to stay in assembly as race for solicitorship eyed
Shackelford will not resign from the general assembly to run for the Western circuit solicitorship next year though it is expected he would. He confirms plans to seek the solicitorship, with Hon W R Little of Franklin county named as a possible candidate. O H Brand, current solicitor general, may run again if he wishes. Also notes a medical testimonial for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets from Sarah W Curtis of Le Mass. For sale by H R Palmer & Sons and W J Smith & Bro.
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T. J. Shackelford
General Assembly
Shackelford
W. R. Little
Franklin County
O. H Brand
Sarah W. Curtis
le. Mass
Chamberlain
Wleby
H R Palmer & Sons
W J Smith & Bro
Athens
Morgan
S. M. Ayers
Carnesville
Athena
Preliminary survey of the new railroad for Athens links Carnesville funds
Athens citizens rally to back a proposed Athens to Osmesville electric road. The Everett Moore syndicate of Toledo plans a full survey and construction after right of way and $30,000 raised locally. Carnesville leaders, led by Mayor Ayers and editor Dortch, pledge support with help from Athens and Franklin county.
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Athens
Carnesville
Chamber of Commerce
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Toledo
Ohio
Edwards
M. G. Michael
John S. Dortoh
Carnesville Tribune
J Morgan
Osmesville
Mogan
Dortch
Oharnesville
Franklin County
Carneaville
Morgan
Michael
Messrs
J. J. Strickland
J. F., Rhodes
Harry Hodgeon
H. J. Rowe
Ayers
Messrs. Dortch
Mr. Morgan
Unclear OCR fragment on pregnancy and friends
Fragmentary text mentions pregnancy, care, and a supposed helper or friend in gestation but is incomplete and nonextractable into a coherent news item. No identifiable people, dates, places, or events are readable.
Attic Collapse at County Teacher Exam Causes Panic
Saturday noon during a teacher examination at the county court house, boys climbed into the attic. A ceiling plank gave way, barely missing four teachers and leaving one boy suspended. Sheriff investigated as the boys escaped, while sixty teachers struggled to regain composure after the scare. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims cures for scrofula and other ailments.
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Geo
T. Murrell
CAPT J M McCurdy Appointed Regimental Quartermaster
Forty Athens men prepare to leave for the Third Georgia Regiment encampment in Augusta from July 6 to 18. Capt W A Capps expects to lead forty guards, join forces with eleven other companies and ten from the First Regiment. Capt J M McCurdy named temporary quartermaster and commissary as he readies provisions for the camp under Col R A Thomason. The Augusta camp is anticipated as one of the most pleasant and beneficial in the state.
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Athens
Georgia
Augusta
W. A. Capps
McKenzie
J. M. McCurdy
Angusta
R. A. Thomason
McCurdy
Georgia Prison Commission Returns Surplus To Treasury
Secretary Goodloe Yancey notes the Georgia prison commission turns over about 200000 dollars yearly to the state while the last session allotted 105000 dollars for the year. By economy and system, the commission has returned 19000 dollars of the appropriation, yielding a net over 100000 dollars in treasury funds. The report praises sound administration and economy by the prison commissioners.
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Goodloe Yancey
Prison Commission of
Georgia
State Treasury
Treasury
Bicycle thief chased by large crowd on College Avenue
A large crowd pursued a black man who stole bicycle material from Rag sell's bicycle shop on Washington Street. The chase began as he left the shop and continued along College Avenue toward the S A L depot, but he escaped through a barbed wire fence near George Collins's store.
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College Avenue
Ragsell
Wwashington Street
George Collins
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Helena Blau
Ng Milwauk
Cardui
Thomas County
H RB. Palmer & Sons
Smith & Bro
Dortoh
Ouarnesville
Atlanta
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta. Ga
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J. M. M’curdy
Yancey
FF. J. Cheney
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