Dorsey Unveils Large Upgraded Athens Clothing Store
E. H. Dorsey, popular Athens clothier, completed major improvements on Clayton street. The back section, formerly Turner & Hodgson, was added to expand space, now well lit with large lights for superior display. More fixtures and up-to-date goods planned, highlighting a premier local shop with an enhanced stock of men’s wear.
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E. H. Dorsey
Clayton Street
Georgia
Turner & Hodgson
Dorsey
Athens
Free medical book offers from Dr Hathaway of Atlanta Ga
An advertisement highlights Dr J Newton Hathaway of Atlanta Georgia presenting free books on various diseases including urinary tract disorders nervous exhaustion and more. It promises confidential medical advice without charge and urges afflicted readers to write promptly to 60 Inman Building Atlanta Ga. The piece also critiques literacy and politics referencing Russia and Bryan for president in 1908 and southern political loyalty.
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J. Newton Hathaway
South
Auiania
Bryan
Complete Georgia baseball schedule announced for year
University of Georgia unveils a 21 game season with Clemson and Cumberland fixtures. Four championship games and three Tech matchups highlight the slate with dates in Athens Macon Greenville Spartanburg Charlottesville Atlanta and other venues. Memorial Day game noted despite controversy.
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University of Georgia
Levy
Athens
Clemson
Cumberland
Tech
Mercer
South
Trinity
Macon
Pionship
Furman University
Greenville
8. C
Wofford College
Spartanburg
Richmond College
Richmond
Snakes in Florida A Field Guide to Common Varieties
Florida hosts many snakes, most harmless, including gopher, coachwhip, and king snakes. Three venomous species are diamondback rattlesnake, cottonmouth, and coral snake, with the latter small and striking only when provoked. The cottonmouth dwells in swamps, while the rattlesnake remains dangerous in warm months. local hunters note rattler skins for sale and advise caution.
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Florida
Sin
Diamondback Skins and Preservation Methods Shared
The writer details a method to hunt and skin a diamondback rattlesnake noting lengths up to 6 feet 6 inches and girth near 12 inches. They describe tanning with natural color stretching on boards, fleshing and drying, then vaseline to finish, warning that dryness or dampness affect texture and scales may shed after a year or two.
Notoriety of a Little City Sioux Falls and its divorce boom
Sioux Falls, with under 15,000 residents, is dubbed the world’s biggest little city as its courthouse yearly handles about 150 divorces. The piece argues South Dakota’s high divorce rate stems from easy access to divorce, attracting out-of-staters, hotels, and lawyers, while noting the pattern is worsening despite officials’ claims. It condemns citizen fraud via migration to gain residency for divorce.
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South Dako
Sioux Falls
New York
State Democratic Executive Committee May Meet Date Set
Discussion focuses on fixing a primary date with expectations for August. July 12 is the earliest possible date per prior resolution. Chairman Yeomans may call a meeting later this month. Lists the state committee members by district and officers, including Chairman M. L. Yeomans and Secretary J. W. Goldsmith.
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Tate Democratic Executive Committee
Yeomans
Fragmentary state notes and medical ad copy reel
Incomplete scathing remarks on South Dakota gain, plus a St Louis Globe-Democrat quote about scandal in families. Also a pneumonia death rate note for New York and Chicago and an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar promising rapid cough relief and pneumonia prevention with druggist availability.
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New York
Chicago
Foley
Soque Tribe of Red Men Set to Meet at Pythian Hall
Soquee Tribe No 54 Improved Order of Red Men will meet regularly in the Knight of Pythias hall. The Red Men lease the hall for Wednesday nights from the Pythians and Pocahontas lodge may form to use another night. The new tribe shows enthusiasm and promising success. Miss Daisy Braswell of Loganavill visits Misses Luelle and Julia Brand.
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Pythias
Daisy Braswell
Loganavill
Luelle and
Julia Brand
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