Southern Eloquence At Chicago July Fourth Celebration
A large Chicago audience heard Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and Dr. Edwin A Alderman speak for Southern pride and national leadership at the University of Chicago independence anniversary. Alderman praised Southern progress on education and leadership while noting tensions over tariffs currency and race relations. The crowd responded with sustained applause as both speakers highlighted regional identity and future national guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Alderman
Tulane University
Chicago
University of Chicago
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Edwin Anderson Alderman
Talano
Butler
Alderman
Batlo
Apostle
South
Jefferson Davis
Robert Toombs
Judah P. Benjamin
William A. Graham
Alderman’s Rise and North Carolina’s Education Wave
Six years after a Buffalo Lithia Springs visit, Dr Edwin Anderson Alderman, recently elected UNC President, pursues two goals of service to North Carolina. The article credits him and Dr Chas D McIver for fueling a South education campaign, noting Tulane’s prosperity under Alderman’s leadership.
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America
Alderman
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Ctiona
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Uth
Tulane University
Southis
Chas D. McIver
Edwin Anderson Alderman
Texas Wonder ad and 1962 letter list note
An old advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery Texas Wonder as a cure all for kidney and bladder ailments with mail order details. A 1962 postscript letter lists unclaimed letters, including both male and female names, from Green Champion to Withers, plus business names and a postal clerk sign-off.
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Hall
W. Hall
P. O. Box
St. Louis
Alll Druggiste
Greenfield
Teen
K. W. Hall
St. Lovie
Texas
C. B. Drewry
Remains Taken to Durham North Carolina
Mrs Sarah J Hatchett aged 80 died after long illness at the residence of her daughter Mrs Al Fairbrother in Athens. A Virginian by birth she married Dr Hatchett a prominent North Carolina physician who died five years ago. Funeral Monday at 10 conducted by Reverends Beatty and Daves with a choir. Remains sent by Southern Railway to Durham for interment.
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al. Fairbrother
Papa
Sarah J Hatchett
Hatchett
Troy Beatty
Joel T. Daves
Halen
Livy Carlton
Souther
Durham
N. C
Sad Athens Death Ends As Husband Arrives Too Late
Mrs. Blanche Ganter Johnson of East Athens died Sunday at her home after a long illness. She had worked in Augusta in a dry goods store before marriage to Claude Johnson. She became ill in Augusta, stayed four weeks, then moved to Athens. Her husband arrived an hour after her death at noon. The funeral was Monday afternoon at Oconee Cemetery with Rev. B E Stone preaching on Ezekiel 16:24.
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Athens
Claude Johnson
Johnson
Marhage
Mies Blanche Ganter
Augusta
D Stone
Tex
Exekial
Y M O A Camp Big Success in Madison Springs
Letters from the Junior Y M O A camp at Madison Springs describe a successful journey from Athens despite fatigued horses. Boys enjoy bath, fishing, woods, and sylvan attractions. a daily camp paper edited by Erwin Vonderau is noted as fresh and interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Madison Springs
Danielsville
Profits of Rome Dispensary Report Shows Increase
The Rome dispensary commissioners will present their regular monthly report to the county commissioners and city council. The report cites gross profits of 8 808 80 and net profits 3 229 53, marking an increase over April and May. The dispensary appears to be gaining public favor in both city and county.
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Rome
Williams Lodge Installs Officers for Six Months
Monday evening in Williams Lodge of Odd Fellows a large gathering witnessed the installation of six month officers by District Deputy W P Vondo fan. New officers include Noble Grand D H Watson, Vice Grand B W Bailey, Right Supporter H E Cooper, Left Supporter T W Fox, Warden J H Bisson, Conductor D W Brooks, Outside Guardian Clacd Daves, Inside Guardian J R Williams, Right Scribe H B Soul, Left Scribe David Carithers, Chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Lodge
Odd Bellows
W. P. Vondofan
D. H. Watson
B. W. Bailey
H. E. Cooper
T.W. Fox
W. J. Emerick
J. H. Bisson
D. W. Brooks
Ortaide
Clacd Daves
Aside
J. R. Williams
H. B. Soul
Souxe
David Carithers
Soldiers in Macon Camp Open State Shoot Prep
Macon July 7. The state shoot began with 600 soldiers organized into camp quarters. Col George Cann leads, delaying firing to learn rifle basics. Camp resembles a white city with mess hall run by W C Turpis. Fifth regiment grant causes disappointment, but Macon troops aim for a flawless event. Col J T Green has returned from Alabama Falls.
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Macon
George Cann
W.C. Turpis
Georgia
Abesnee
Macan
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Bae
Worcester
Royal Worcester
Royal Worcester Corset CO
Prof
P.M. Harper
Maan
Dixion
Republic
Dicovery
Willie Clarke
Green Champion
Marion Deddred
J. A. Elder
W. G. Gaina
W G. Glenn
T. M. Horner
Alton Ham
William Henry Harrison
H. Ledbetter
Das
H. H. Toe Gaffa
Williams
Emersire Pope
Ben Stuart
Withers
James Whitman
Fred W. Wade
Pat Watkins
Jessie Moss
Mary Swiney
Edith Ticho Miscellaneous
Goldshein & Finklestein
Johnson & King
V. M. Fleming, P.M
N.C
S J Hatchett
Michael Brothers
Batistes Lace
Searc Co
India
Madras
Icc
Scents
Tampa
Atlants
Col
J.T. Green
Allalab Falls
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