Cure Claim for Cuticura Remedies in 1905 Letter
Emma E. Wilson of Liscomb Iowa touts Cuticura Remedies as curing an eczema outbreak on her chest body neck and limbs and a later skin episode. She notes years without recurrence after using multiple bottles of Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment and cites an infant case seen in a neighbor. The letter asserts stronger faith in Cuticura for skin diseases.
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Sam
Emma E. Wilson
Liscomb
Lowa
Corp
Rawlings Cage in Supreme Court
In Atlanta on February 27 Governor Terrell granted a respite extending to May 4 for J. G. Rawlings his two sons Jesse and Milton and Alf Moore all accused in the Carter children killing so the cases may be tried before the United States Supreme Court. The court advanced the case to April 20 and had set a March 2 respite previously to allow a writ of error to be heard.
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Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Terrell Buy
J. G. Rawlings
Jesse
Milton
Alf Moore
Carter
Rawlingses
Moore
Athens case shows Dean's Kidney Pills relief claim
A Athens Fire Department member J R Allgood testifies to kidney pain backache and urinary trouble corrected by Dean's Kidney Pills sold at H 2 Palmer & Sons Drug Store Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Dean's and take no other Georgia's direct vote primary for senators praised Senator Bacon as a good representative and likely to be reelected despite similar cases
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Athens
J. R. Allgood
Fire Company 2
Athens Fire Department
Prince Ave
Dean
H. 2. Palmer & Sons
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Georgia
Bacon
Georgia corn and cotton contest endorsed by state agencies
The editorial lauds a State University corn and cotton contest for Georgia schoolchildren, backed by the State Agricultural Society the Department of Agriculture the Experiment Station and boards of education. County prizes lead to state fair grand prizes with multiple premiums designed to boost agricultural interest and long term curriculum value.
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University of Georgia
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
State University
College of Agrculture
State Agricultural Society
State Department of Agriculture
Experiment Station
Boards of Education
Hall County Board of Education
Hancock County
State Fair Association
Atlanta
Peculiar death fire protection of young man for state normal
Commerce Ga Feb 27 A young man near Gillsville died in a bizarre accident while killing a chicken for his mother The first shot cut the chicken s bill The man fired again but his mother stopped him The second shot s trigger hit a cotton stalk causing the gun to discharge entering his abdomen and killing him instantly The report also notes railroad interest in a union depot and calls for improved fire protection at the State Normal School with city plans underway and support from the city council
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Commerce, Ga
Clark
Gillsville
State Normal School
Barnett
Normal School
Peach crop prospects bright in Barnesville district
Peach growers in Barnesville and surrounding ton area anticipate a record yield this year if no freezes occur within a week. Buds are near bursting and the critical growth period sits this week. W. C. Marshburn, a leading Georgia peach grower, voices optimism about the season.
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Barnesville
Seaton
W. C. Marshburn
Milo Georgia
Endorsed James M. Smith Gains Georgia Candidacy Momentum
A Madison Advertiser report notes strong conservative backing for Col. James M. Smith in the Georgia gubernatorial race. It claims he will carry numerous counties including Grady and others in the southwest, with optimism of carrying fifty to seventy-five or more counties. Local citizens express firm endorsements citing his qualifications and platform as best suited to govern.
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Priz
Ahah Wes Liges
Aay Gasep
James M. Smith
McDuffie
Columbia
Lincoln
Tallaferro
Glascock
Warren
Wilkes
Hibert
Clarke
Oglethorpe
Madison
Hart
Franklin
Grady
Col. Smith
Madson Advertiser
Madison Advertiser
Jim Smith
Atlanta
O. P. Eberhart
Moses Buchwald
Athens
Nicholas Kutres
Broad Street
Laula Funkenstein
Johnson Shoe Co
Georgia
University of Georgia
Conner
Mrs DeLaperriere Dead in Winder Georgia
Mrs J C DeLaperriere of Winder Ga died in St Petersburg Fla after a fall in Atlanta and weeks of illness. She was sixty eight, survived by husband Dr J C DeLaperriere and five children. Active in the Methodist church, she had lived in Winder over twenty five years.
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Winder, Ga
J. C. DeLaperriere
Winder
St. Petersburg
Fla
Atlanta
New Terminal
DeLaperriere
W. B. McCants
Luther Lawier
G. W. DeLaperrire
W. L. DeLaperriere
J. W. Taylor
Luthersville, GA
Methodist Church
Rich Children of the Future Wealthy heirs profiled in New York Herald
The piece profiles America s coming generation of mega wealth with sketches of Margaret Carnegie heiress to a 2000000 palace and a 300000000 fortune. It names many heirs including Gould Harriman Havemeyer Rockefeller Vanderbilt Morgan and Whitney heirs, noting preparations for future leadership, athletic interests, education, marriages, and public roles.
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Margaret Carnegie
Upper Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Providence
R. I
Brown
John Nicholas
Brown University
America
Vanderbilts
George Gould
Kingdon
Jay Gould
Gould
Arden
Tuxedo
Mr. Harriman
Ogden Reid
New York Tribune
D. C. Mills
Yale
Sugar Trust
Horace Havemeyer
H. O. Havemeyer
H. H. Rogers, Jr. II
Ralph Pulitzer
Frederica Webb
Harvard
Rockefellers
William G
William Rockefeller
Red dress sparks Hoboken divorce suit
In Hoboken New Jersey Thomas Frederick Schloss plans a divorce suit over his wife’s insistence on red in home decor and attire for eight years. The court fight centers on red dresses for children, red accessories, and red wallpaper, which sparked repeated disputes and led to the filing.
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Hoboken, N. J
Thomas Frederick Schloss
India
Five to Two on Hepburn Bill Shapes South Influence
The political commission under the Hepburn bill may include one or two southern men, with northern members deciding market rates. The president channels the south against the industrial south to pass the measure, raising warnings that this power could curse the republic. The Banner Lesde urges readers to think and resist easy partisan drift on printing policy.
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Republic
Miust
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Payne Whitney
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