Clarke County legal notices for July term 1918 divorce and guardianship
Clarke Superior Court notices include libel for divorce Anna Ray vs T Sebastian Ray. Guardianship petition for Evelyn Olivia Lyle set for first Monday in July. Citations of administration discharges and permanent letters for Annie L Lambert estate. Sheriff sale details for Lot No 30 near Oconee Heights. Mentions Athens Foundry charter amendment petition and court confirmations.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Clarke Superior Court
Anna Ray Ys
T. Sebastian Ray
Andrew J. Cobb
E. J. Crawford
Lina Strickland
Evelyn Olivia Lyle
W. R. Lyle
R. C. Orr
Qdorgia
Wheras
B. A. Crane
George Brown
R. Co. Orr
Gerorgia
Mra
M. Blanche Hart
Northwestern Mutual Life ‘Insurance Company
Annie L. Lambert
Said County
Superior Court
R O. . Orr
James M. Smith
L. J. Whitehead
Walter E. Jackson
Athens Foundry & Machine Works
EB. J. Crawford
B. J. Crawford
Court House
Oconee Heights
Athens and Jefferson Road
Pass Place
Arid Road
Poss Place
C. B. Chandler
Gilieland
How Meat Eating Hurts the Kidneys
A vintage health ad claims excess meat worsens uric acid and strains kidneys. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills via Mrs H P Sailor of Athens and Palmer & Son Drug Store, Buffalo, suggesting cure after a full course. It emphasizes personal testimonial of dramatic kidney relief and renewed vigor.
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Dean
H. P. Sailors
B. Broad St
Athens
Palmer & Sona’ Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
Two Killed And Three Hurt In Auto Train Crash
Associated Press reports a Tampa group including Fay Turnet Mia May Hill Lillian Sullivan and C G Anderson were killed or injured when their car struck a moving Coast Line train near Lake Alfred. A L Anderson and M L Anderson of Sarasota were among the injured.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fay Turnet
Mia
May Hill
A. L. Anderson
Sarasota
Lillian Sullivan
C. G. Anderson
M. L. Anderson
Coast Line
Lake Alfred
Sour Stomach Advice From Chamberlains Tablets
A brief health note says sour stomach is a mild indigestion caused by fast eating or unsuitable food. It recommends eating slowly, chewing thoroughly, eating little meat, and avoiding supper. It advises taking Chamberlains Tablets to aid digestion if symptoms occur.
Presenting and Accepting University Service Flag
The chapel unfurled a University Service Flag with Nathaniel B. Stewart giving the presentation speech. General Meldrim accepted the flag, urging united action, compulsory education and military service to support the war effort and defend democracy, liberty and civilization.
War Speech on Union and Duty by Georgia Alumni
A speaker recalls the defense of the Union and the duty to support majority decisions. He cites Stephens Johnson Hill and Bartow who opposed secession but ultimately aligned with Georgia. The address urges unity, a final great war, and a perpetual peace tied to national valor and the university state bond. It honors Confederate memories and the 1,286 stars on the banner.
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Stephens
Johnson
Hill
Bartow
Union
Georgia
Union of
Bell
Confederacy
Davis
Manassas
Republic
France
South
Texas Wonder Cure Exalts Bladder Ailments
A terse late-19th or early-20th century advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for bladder trouble diabetes rheumatism kidney and bladder irregularities in men and women and promises regulation of bladder issues in children. It claims one small bottle lasts two months and that success is common without cold side effects.
Black Draught Promised for Digestion and Liver Help
Meadowsville anecdote from Cynthia Higginbotham age 65 praises Black Draught for weak digestion and lazy liver. She reports improved appetite strength and natural bowels after a few doses. The ad touts seventy years of use and urges trial with 25 cent packages and one cent per dose.
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Meadowsville
Cynthia Higginbotham
Thedford
AU Druggists
Important Notice For Prospective Medicos
Young men twenty one and not in the draft quota may apply now through the dean of Georgia medical colleges to join the first year class for 1918 19. Approved by the State Entrance Medical Examiner and sent to the Surgeon General, they enlist in the Medical Enlisted Reserve Corps. Eligibility requires a four year high school course and 24 semester hours in chemistry physics and biological sciences. The government exempts those preparing for medical training from other military service if regulations are met.
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Georgia
Belgium
France
Battow
Manassas
Cobb
Fredericksburg
Gordon
Sharpsturg
Red Cross
Sisters of Mercy
Joans of Arc
Congress
Senate
House
Robertson
Virginia
Buroushire Peyton
J. 8. Stewart
Navy men charged in $187000 duplicate bill fraud
Indictments filed by the federal grand jury name Clyde C. Waltman a navy official his brother Charles Waltman Victoria Virginia businessman Benjamin Peake a Fort Meigs soldier and Melvin Mowery a signal service stenographer as defendants in a scheme to collect 187000 on a duplicate bill for repairs to a government vessel.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cldye C. Waltman
Navy Department
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Charles Waltman
Victoria
Virginia
Benjamin Peake
Fort Meigs
Melvin Mowery
Signal Service
Federal Grand Jury
Still Figuring on That 18 to 45 Limit of Ages
Washington June 19 The withdrawal by Secretary Baker of opposition gave fresh impetus to day 10 consideration of the proposal before Congress to extend the draft limits to ages between eighteen and forty five so that the war department will have available at no distant date manpower to carry out President Wilsons program for an army of unlimited size for war on Germany The provost marshal s office immediately began the preparation of statistics showing what results might be expected from the passage of such a bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secretary Baker
Congress
War Department
Wilson
Germany
Congressman William Schley Howard Tour Stops in Athens
Congressman William Schley Howard, seeking the senatorial seat of Mr. Hardwick, stopped in the city last night at the Georgian. He said he planned to speak to the Athens couple later in the campaign and was accompanied by Forest Adair Jr.
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William Schley Howard
Bis
Hardwick
Athens
Howard
Forest Adair, Jr
Thirty Three Negro Selectmen Entrain for Camp Gordon Training
A contingent of thirty three colored selectmen left yesterday morning over the Seaboard for Camp Gordon for two months of training. The departure drew many relatives and friends at the station. White selectmen Dave Bailey O J Tomas John Gadsden Chaffin and Jot Porter Partee were the last to leave for tech radio auto mechanics training. Eighteen white men are due to entrain on the 26th. Names of the men leaving yesterday are listed, including Jim Oliver Matt Clements Will Callaway Henry Dillard Joe Foster Dillard Bennie Jarrell Richard Mathews and others.
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Seaboard
Camp Gordon
Tech
Dave Bailey
O. J. Tomas
John Gadsden Chaffin
Jot Porter Partee
University of Georgia
Tomas
Chaffin
University
Lumpkin Hill
Cholera Murbus Remedy Endorsed By Indiana Mother
Mrs. Charles Enyeart of Huntington Indiana reports two children fell ill with cholera murbus in summer 1911. She used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and says it gave them immediate relief while awaiting medical help. The ad urges keeping a bottle at home for preparedness.
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Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised by Parent
A Bir. P H. Martin of Peru Indiana reports two daughters suffered whooping cough. After giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the cough loosened and expectoration eased, described as working like a charm.
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Chamberlain
PH. Martin
Peru
Ind
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Erwin, Rucker & Nix
Tyne
EE. J. Crawford
Nathaniel B. Stewart
United States Consuur Service
Ravi'ng
Italy
Sons of
Old Georgia
Gen
Meldrim
Stewart
Great Britain
United States
Americas
Fek
Old South
Texas
Sam
Jim Oliver
Matt Clements
Will Callaway
Henry Dillard
Joe Foster Dillard
Bennie Jarrell
Richard Mathews
Tohonie N. Brown
John Bolds
Judson T. Williams
Esken Kendricks
Robert Gilbert
Parnell Gresham
Ed Castle
John Gilmore
Peter Eberhart
Geo. Arnold
Will Shepard
Davis Watkins
Jas
R. Moody
Ing. D. Wright
Gibson Smith
King Byrd, Jr
Otis Shank
Arthur Brumby
Guy Shaw
Ogden Ui
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