A High Tribute to the South by Vallandigham
The Atlantic Monthly piece argues that the South hosts a substantial Anglo-Saxon lineage in the region from the Mason-Dixon line to the Gulf, notes the Southern man as both ardent and courteous, and contrasts Southern traits with Northern traits. Vallandigham cautions against provincialism, urges broader engagement with the Union, and highlights Southward progress in agriculture, mining and industry while acknowledging political isolation but confident growth and wealth.
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Remarkable Rescue in Fedora Tennessee
C V Pepper reports a dramatic recovery after hemorrhages of the lungs and throat. He saved by Dr King's New Discovery, which brought instant relief and stopped coughing. Within three weeks he returned to work. Available at W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer Son drug stores with a free trial bottle.
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Complete roll of Georgia General Assembly members listed
The Georgia General Assembly will convene in Atlanta on June 26 with a full listing of house members and senators. The long roster names each district representative and senator, including towns such as Savannah, Atlanta, Athens, and many cross state counties, detailing the assembly's diverse composition. The Senate is listed district by district with names like W B Stephens Savannah and J M Mattox Folkston among others.
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Athens Enacts Reporting Rule For Physicians And Sextons
An Athens ordinance requires physicians to report deaths within 24 hours and to notify the Board of Health of all contagious diseases. Sextons must report interments to the secretary of the Board of Health. The Board vows strict enforcement and aims to produce reliable mortuary statistics annually, with mayor court action for noncompliance. The article lists district officials and physicians across Georgia.
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Athens Banner Editor Glessner Lauds Georgia Campus
In a feature on Athens and the University of Georgia, Editor Douglas Glessner praises the town campus spirit and the growth of Greater Athens. He notes the League of Georgia Municipalities gathering at the new city hall, Chancellor Barrow’s prominence, and student drills. He highlights the old campus, the new agricultural college, and park plans linking campus to Lumpkin Hill, alongside city improvements and the Banner’s role.
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Martin Alumni Elect Officers and Trustees Meet
The Martin Institute alumni elected officers for the year: President R. D. Moore, 1st Vice President W. W. Stark, 2nd Vice President T. J. Shackelford, Secretary and Treasurer T. J. Bennett. Trustees of the University of Georgia agricultural department will meet to decide on locating the new agricultural hall, with Lumpkin hills as a possible site and Mrs. Compton to arrange property details.
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Bankrupt Stock Sold By Trustee In Sta t ham Sale
The stock of T. H. Wofford a bankrupt of Stat ham sold yesterday by Trustee T J Shackelford to W J Roas who will move to Statham and open a general merchandise business The stock brought 660 The Magic No 3 is a mascot for Geo H Parris Cedar Grove Me who writes that Electric Bitters cured his liver and kidney troubles after a fall in health and discouraged search for a remedy
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