Patent Medicine Venders Regulated Discussed at Georgia Meeting
The Georgia Pharmaceutical Association held its twenty seventh annual session at the city hall Ath ens with about a hundred present. Officers include President Thad B Rice and secretary Max Morris. Debates focused on regulating patent medicine venders selling door to door and the license and exam requirements for such sellers. Elections and meeting location planned for Atlanta or Savannah. Chamberlains Cough Remedy promise guarantee refunds after two thirds consumed. Sold by all dealers.
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Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
Athens
Thad B. Rice
Greensboro
Max Morris
Macon
J. T. Chruptine
Savannah
EB. L. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
H. J. Rowe
State Normal School
BE. C. Branson
University of Georgia
C. M. Snelling
Athony
Col. Thos
W. 8. Elkins, Jr
Atlanta
Association
New Belt Line
State College of Agriculture
A. M. Soule
Alletta
Grady Hospital
Chamberlain
Sophomore Class Elects Officers at Georgia
The University of Georgia sophomore class met Saturday afternoon at President Russell's call to elect officers for next year. New officers chosen include W. B. Durden as president, Dick Slater as vice president, J. B. Woodcock as secretary and treasurer, Taane P. Cocke as poet, Joseph H. Ross as historian, and W. C. Weems as chaplain. The meeting followed a well behaved banquet free from disturbances by the freshmen.
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University of Georgia
Russell
W. B. Durden
Mummt
Dick’ Slater
Savannah
J.B. Woodcock
Register
Taane P. Cocke
Leenburg
Joseph H. Ross
Brunswick
W. C. Weems
Rome
Vulcanite Roofing Promises Quality and Value in Town
Talmage Hardware Company advertises Vulcanite roofing as a durable lasting option. The copy emphasizes low cost for what is presented as equally good quality and invites locals to visit and test the product in-store today.
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Talmage Hardware Company
Visiting Board Appointed by Governor Visits UGA
The annual board of visitors appointed by the governor to inspect the University of Georgia has been in Atlanta since Monday morning touring offices rooms dormitories and classrooms. Members include Maj G P Butler E H Hamby R E H Daniel D C Peacock and W P Martin. Findings will be reported to the trustees Friday or Saturday. Also note Chamberlains Liniment offers quick relief for muscular rheumatism. Sold by all dealers.
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University of Georgia
Instituton
Maj. G. P. Butler
Augusta
Mesars
E. H. Hamby
Cuthbert
R. E H. Daniel
Columbus
D. C. Peacock
Atlanta
W. P. Martin
Lawrenceville
Georgia Seniors Banqueted Saturday at University of Georgia
The senior class of the University of Georgia held its annual banquet Saturday night at the Georgian hotel. Thirty covers were laid with red and black decor. Alex R. MacDonnell, Savannah, presided as class president, with W. H. Steele LaFayette as secretary and treasurer, Washington Walk Savannah as historian, William Garrard Savannah as poet, S. K. Dick Marietta and Fred C. Allen Brunswick as chaplains.
Man Acquitted in Macon Murder Case Ends Inquiry
J D Garrison, aged 20, was acquitted of killing J W Toney in Macon Georgia. Solicitor General Walter Grace said he would not present the case to the grand jury again and found no evidence against Mrs Toney, who will return to Alabama. Public sentiment favors Garrison amid the mystery surrounding the midnight shooting.
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Georgia
Grace
Toney
Grand Jury
Alexander City
Ala
Macon
J. D. Garrison
Garrison
Kept The King At Home Laxative Endorsed by Buffalo Family
A Buffalo reader, Paul Mathurka, praises Dr King’s New Life Pulse as a safe, effective remedy for stomach, liver and kidney troubles. The ad claims the product is easy to use and available for 26 cents at W. J. Smith & Bros. and H. R. Palmer & Son.
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Dr. King
Paul Mathurka
Buffalo
W. J. Smith & Bros
H. R. Palmer & Sone
Ice Cream Recipe From Genesee Pure Food Co
Stir the powder in a chilled milk and fess. Makes two quarts of delicious ice cream in ten minutes with strawberry lemon and chocolate flavors and unflavored. From The Genesee Pure Food Co Le Roy New York.
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Genesee
Cou le Roy
N.Y
Atlanta Misses Two Goals in Post Office Site and Stopovers
Atlanta faces setback as plans to buy the old post office building for a city hall and to secure stopovers on one way through tickets falter. Railroads decline stopover requests, while the post office site bill is blocked in the House. chambers of commerce plan discussions as committees travel to Warbington and men threaten boycotts or legislative action.
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Atlanta
Postoffice
House of Representatives
Senate
Chamber of Commerce
Warbington
Southern Railroad
District Conference At Washington
The Athens district conference of the Methodist church will be held in Washington Wilkes County in July with Rev Dr W L Pierce announcing a third district round. Dates span June 18 to Sept 18 across multiple churches and a July 12 Washington session. delegates urged to report names to Rev A M Pierce. The North Georgia Epworth League reference meets June 16 to 19 in Washington. A note warns that a summer cold should not be neglected and Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended.
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Athens
The
Methodist Church
Washington
Wilkes County
W. L. Pierce
Winterville
Oconee Street
P. m. Center Ct. Center
Young Harrie
Rutledge
Prospect
Watkinsville
Princeton
Little River
J. V.M
Morris
K. P. Winter
J. A. McLaughlin
H. W. Joiner
A. M. Pierce
Ga. R. R
North Georgia Epworth League
Pnneumonia Ag
Foley
Adjourned Federal Court May Not Reopen This Month
In this city Judge Newman signaled a likely no adjourned term this month though he hinted a June return to revisit the Fowler distillery case. The suit against the gauger may move to the November term if heard at all with prominent state lawyers, including Atlanta’s Johnson the well known negro attorney expected to represent the sauser in a highly anticipated trial.
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Bhis City
Newman
Fowler
Athens
Johnson
Atlanta
Sauser
Maten
Dr Hatcher Leaves to Live in Macon
Dr Hatcher prescrip tionist for Norton Drug Company for some time will relocate to Macon to reenter the drug business where his family already lives. His friends in Athens regret his departure but wish him success. Dr Cliff DeLaParriere of Winder will take over his Norton Drug Store post and is known to many locals.
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Dr. Hatcher
Norton Drug Company
Macon
Hatcher
Norton Drug Store
Cliff DeLaParriere
Winder
Athens
Fifth Kentucky district contest pits Swager Sheriey against Newcomb
In Louisville on June 1 Congress man Swager Sheriey campaigns for re nomination in the Fifth Kentucky district democratic primary. He faces Herman J D Newcomb state senator as his opponent while a separate note touts Foley's Kidney Remedy for children and other symptoms.
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Loulaville
Swager Sheriey
House
Herman JD. Newcomb
Kentucky State Senate
PENNSYLVANIA G A R ENCAMPMENT OPENS IN HARRISBURG
The annual Pennsylvania Department Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens in Harrisburg with thousands visiting from across the state. Governor Stuart and Mayor Mealh greet guests as Department Commander Mahon speaks. The gathering will last three days. Also included are a medical anecdote from C J Budlong and a critical note on Secretary Bal Hager from E G Lowry to Harper's Weekly.
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Harrisburg
Pensylvania Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Edwin
Stuart
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Mealh
Thad M. Mahon
Thomas J. Stewart
Louis Wegner
E. G. Lowry
Washington
Harper's Weekly
Bal Hager
New Passenger Train Planned by Gainesville Midland
The Gainesville Midland Railway will soon add a passenger train separate from freight. A recently purchased engine from the Georgia railroad will power trips from Gainesville to Jefferson to Athens and back, with three daily runs including an early morning and a late evening service.
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Gainesville
Jefferson
Athens
British Y M C A Conference Opens in Liverpool
The British Young Men's Christian Associations held their annual conference in Liverpool with a large attendance. The Lord Mayor welcomed delegates, and tomorrow a German Y M C A delegation visiting England will receive an official welcome. An advertisement from Springfield, MI cites Foley’s Kidney Pills aiding kidney and bladder relief.
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Liverpool
Young Men's Christian Associations
Young Men’s Christian Associations
England
American Medical Association Opens Annual Meeting in St Louis
The American Medical Association opened its annual convention in St Louis with clinics for every department of medicine and surgery and daily lectures across a dozen sections. Several thousand physicians gathered from across the United States and abroad for the event.
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St. Louis
The
American Medical Association
United States
Reverend H C Compton Heads to New York for Grand Council
Reverend H C Compton pastor of East Athens Baptist Church and chaplain of the local U C T lodge sails to New York City to attend the Grand Council meeting of the United Commercial Travelers where he is named grand chaplain. The report notes surrounding remarks about Theodore Roosevelt and a proposed peace commission.
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Grand Council of the United Comercial Travelers
H. C. Compton
East Athens
Theodore Roosevelt
Peace Commission
Col. Roosevelt
Magnificent Showing At Southern Mutual Insurance Meeting
The annual meeting of Southern Mutual Fire Insurance Company policy holders was held in Athena's seven story offices. Officers and directors for the ensuing year were chosen. The company reported a substantial year with over one million in risks added and a 60 percent dividend totaling 214 236 dollars. Since inception the firm has paid 6 452 289 dollars in dividends and 4 998 917 dollars in losses, with continued restraint on new business and a strong financial standing.
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Southern Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Portons
Southern Mutual
Ing
Renle
Buaingas
Hokdem
Clayton and College
Strong Corporation
Athens Man Patents Cloth Measuring and Computing Machine
Athens resident H O Epting applied for U S letters patent on a device that measures yards of cloth in bolts or rolls and instantly computes price by yard. The machine combines two contrivances, aiding clerks in counters to cut exact lengths and display cost with one barrel turn, promising speed and accuracy for dress goods sales and a future factory.
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H.O. Epting
Patent Office
United States
Epting
Good Roads Follow Autos at Indianapolis Hawthorne Meets
Chicago Examiner Automobile Editor notes strong motor racing interest in the central West with 35000 at Indianapolis Speedway and 5000 at Hawthorne. Observes improved track conditions, calls dirt-track record by Huyck at 9 16.45, praises Glidden tour entries and improving roads across thirteen states for a 50 car cavalcade south and west.
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Magneto
Chicago Examiner
Central West
Indianapolis Speedway
Hawthorne Race Track
Chicago
The
Speedway
Hawthorne
Hawthorne Track
Indianapolis
Ilinois
Huyck
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