Athens Movement Calls for Strong Community Action
A stream of editorials urges Athenians to back a Greater Athens push, support the state university summer school, and back bonds for macadamized roads. Citizens are asked to attend the cornerstone laying for the new city hall and back local hotel and electric rail projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Carnesville
Georgia
W. L. Converse
Valdosta
B. B. Stevens
Monroe College
Forsyth
State Normal School
Jealousy In Politics Aims To Wreck Hearts And Careers
An Atlanta News editorial extols jealousy as a poisonous vice and presents the “Three Friends of the Eighth” in Georgia as a model of rival virtues. William M. Howard John Hart and Hamilton McWhorter are praised for loyalty, cooperation, and shared success in public life, urging readers to abandon envy in favor of generosity and collaboration.
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Atlanta News
Clarke County
Eghta
John Temple Graves
Fighth
Georgia
University of Georgia
William M. Howard
Eighth
National Congress
John Hart
State of
Hamilton McWhorter
Potomac River
Cleveland Delegation Sees Cleveland Momentum Rise in Democratic Field
An editorial from Harper's Weekly notes growing support for Cleveland within the southern and northern delegations. It predicts broad Democratic interest in nominating him at the next national convention, with possible inclusion of Missent and other states if Cleveland secures the nomination for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Potomac
Cleveland
Bryan and allies unlikely to avert Cleveland nomination
The analysis notes that Bryan’s friends may control several delegations, but Ohio and Illinois would prevent a Bryan victory. It argues that anti-Cleveland factions prevail in Democratic conventions and that Bryan, Johnson, and Hearst could not stop Cleveland’s nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilman
Cleveland
Billy Bryan
Pitchfork Statesman
Tillman
California
Bryan
Trans- Mississippi
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
W. R. Hearst
Mr. Cleveland
Gainesville Cyclone Horror Triggers Georgia Aid Effort
After a devastating Gainesville cyclone, Athens and other Georgia cities organize rapid relief. Mayor Rhodes leads an Athens council appropriation as residents donate to fund help for stricken Gainesville. The disaster, centered on the cotton mill, claims lives and spurs calls to end child labor in factories.
Indigestion Sufferer Praises Electric Bitters Cure
Mrs. H Newton of Decasar Alabama recounts three years of stomach and bowel pain. She credits Electric Bitters with a miraculous recovery, praising it as the only remedy for liver kidney and stomach troubles. Also notes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure sold by The Orr Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Newton
Decasar
Ala
Abe
W. J. Smith
Beo
H. BR. Palever
Bons
Orr Drag Co
Demolition Notice Alarms City Friends Over Hotel Fate
The community feared the Oconen White Sulphur Spring hotel was demolished after a Constitution notice. A Banner telegram from Mr Hale Hat states the storm passed two miles away from the hotel with no injuries and no property damage.
A TEXAS WONDER DISCOVERY CLAIMS Kidney Cure
Neosho Missouri letter from July 23 1911 lauds The Texas Wonder Hall's Greatest Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It asserts two month treatment for $1 and urges mail order if not in local drugstores. W A Davis endorses the remedy claiming full restoration of work ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hah
P.O. Hox
Louis
Neosho
Texas
W. A. Davis
Gainesville fire and flood toll reported in Mild tragedy
Sufferers from the Gainesville disaster include Mr Dick Meator and family. Gainesville Iron Works suffered damage. property losses estimated around five thousand dollars. Mealor was uninjured while another relative sustained slight injuries. Desperate flight followed as family fled from the area, endangering life and prompting aid from local firms.
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Gainesville
Dick Meator
Athens
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Macon
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Baer
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Tion
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United States
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World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
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Buffalo, N
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Common Sense
Buffalo, N.Y
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Mr. Bryan
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Council
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Banner
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MALL
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LOS
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Palmer & Sona
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