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Athens
Brandenburg Case and Home Trade Plea
A report discusses the Brandenburg forgery trial claiming the Cleveland signature was fake and could have shifted votes, urging punishment for conspirators if motives arose. It shifts to a Tribune endorsement of trading at home, praising local merchants in Athens and urging civic unity to boost the city’s growth and lower local prices.
The Sightless Senator and Good Roads Debate
A Georgian newspaper column praises Senator Gore of Oklahoma for his sharp memory and debates with Lodge, then argues for competent engineers in county road work and pooled efforts. It discusses Taft's stance on an income tax, contrasting Republican strategy with Democratic aims and urging action on a constitutional amendment.
Born In Iowa Proven Remedy Spreads to Florida Market
The family from Iowa, long-time users of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, report successful experiences including saving a life in El Paso Texas. Now in Narcoostsee Florida they have introduced the remedy in mercantile shops and it gains favor. Local distributors include H R Palmer and Sons Orr Drug Co Warren J Smith and Bro G McEvoy L P Canning.
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Iowa
Dea Monnea
el Paso
Texas
Narcoost
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Orr Drog Co
Warren J. Smith & Bro
G. McEvoy
L. P. Canning
The Summer School for Georgia Teachers Turns Pointed Opportunity
The University of Georgia Summer School offers Georgia teachers from common, high school, and college levels a broad training plan. Ath ens residents supported its founding and now the school earns praise for its statewide reach and impact on thousands of children. Officials anticipate at least five hundred teachers attending the upcoming session.
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Common Schools
Georgia
University of Georgia Summer School
University Summer School
George
Athens
Road Supervision and Good Roads Movement
The good roads movement inaugurated in this state promises benefits to the people if proper road work is done. Some counties waste funds on inferior efforts. pooling resources to hire a first class road builder could provide supervision across four neighboring counties at a nominal cost.
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Ren
Georgis
Georgia
Habertham
Chatham
Ely's Dream Balm Ad Crackles With Cure Claims
Note urges use of Ely's Dream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever and cold symptoms. Claims purifying soothing effect on the mucous membrane with no cocaine or mercury. Warns against substitutes, lists price 60c and seller Mallet by Big Bros 156 Warren Street New York.
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Ely
Fily
Big Bros
Warren Street
New York
Taft as President A Durable Improvement in White House Tone
The article argues after just over three months in office that Taft, a Republican, has brought order and modest governance to the White House. It praises his unflashy style, avoidance of sensational incidents, and prudent messages to Congress while criticizing his reluctance to pursue tariff reform and vocal income tax action, noting it may displease old-school Republicans.
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Taft
Republican Party
Congress
Union
Aldrich
Senate
Democratic Party
Denver
MR. Taft
White House
Death of Frederick DeMartens in St Petersburg
Frederick DeMartens, former professor of international law at the University of St. Petersburg, died today on the way to his estate in Livonia. A privy councillor and longtime foreign affairs official, he served as professor from 1871 to 1907 and presided over the Paris arbitration court in 1899. He was born in 1854 and educated at Edinburgh Cambridge Yale.
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St. Petersburg
Frederick DeMartens
University of
Oxford
D.C.L
DeMartens
Brussels
Paris
The
Hague
Rome
Geneva
Vienna
Court of Arbitration
Great Britain
Venezuela
France
England
Holland
United States
Mexico
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Russia
Japan
Monument to Confederates planned at Finn's Point
Washington June 21 bids opened by Col William Oates for a granite memorial in Finn's Point National Cemetery Salem N J to honor about 2600 Confederate officers and men who died as prisoners at Fort Delaware 1862 65 cost estimated 8500 due to incomplete records no individual headstones feasible, plan a single monument. Congress tariff impasse may extend session through summer.
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Washington, D. C
William ©. Oates
United States
Finn's Point National Cemetery
Salem
N. J
Fort Delaware
VAGARIES OF A COLD AND ITS RELIEF MARKETING
The passage warns that cold can hit in fall or winter to cause abdominal pain or bowels trouble and diarrhea in summer. It urges not to fear appendicitis and prescribes Perry Davis Painkiller in warm sweetened water for immediate relief. It notes a 25 cent size and a 60 cent regular size now offered.
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Perry Davis
Similar Views on Port Rates Spark Georgia Debate
Atlanta, June 21. A comparison is drawn between McLendon’s decision on reducing Georgia port rates and Governor-elect Brown’s 1905 stance as railroad commissioner. Both deny reducing intrastate rates to regulate interstate rates, arguing such a shift would harm Georgia’s rail system and hurt Atlanta manufacturers and related lines across the South.
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Atlanta
Georgia
McLendon
Brown
Railroad Commission
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Georgia Railroad Commission
Savannah
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Tennessee
Carolinas
Mississippi
Prorida
Alabama
Mr. Brown
Brunswick
Mr. McLendon
Bodsoneet
Wriseatars
Our Father in Heaven a Home for the Soul
The sermon argues that the Lord's Prayer frames God as Father and heaven as a real home for believers. Heaven is life, safety, peace, and eternal reunion in the Father’s house, where death loses fear and suffering ends. The speaker emphasizes heaven as a true place, not mere metaphor, and urges prayer that centers on Our Father who art in heaven.
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Matthew Visa
God
Jesus Christ
Heaven
David
Feaven
Father
Max Mueller
Eaven
Ren Hurr
Jesus
Christ
Ife
Earth
Dietrick Lamade
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