Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Offers Free Bottle
A newspaper ad promotes Kilmer Swamp Root as a great kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims cures for lame back eye bladder and uric acid troubles including Brights Disease and offers a free bottle by mail with a book on kidney health. Readers are urged to send fifty cents and a stamp to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Swamp Root
Scott Ape
Dr. Kimer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Where Camphor Comes From In A Sandy Page
A March St Nicholas feature by Ralph Benton explains camphor origins from camphor trees in Asia, its processing in iron vessels, and the volatile essence that becomes blocks. It notes uses including celluloid from camphor and cotton, smokeless powder in war, and tar camphor as a failed substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy
Sandy
Oldest Georgia graduate Dr Archelus H Mitchell noted
Summerfield Alabama resident Dr Archelus H Mitchell, born 1807 near Athens, is recognized as the oldest living graduate of the University of Georgia. He entered in 1824, graduated 1828, and has since served in the Methodist ministry for over seventy years while preserving links to Emory, Centenary College, and the Athens campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archelus H Mitchell
Summerfield
Ala
University of Georgia
Athens
Robert 'Bombs
Jenvis Hillyer
Mitchell
Lovick Pieros
George F. Pierce
Samuel J. Cassels
George M. Newton
Tom E. Blackshear
John A. Calhoun
Edmond B. Cobb
George H. Harris
John R. Hayes
Sampson W. Harris
Henry O. Lea
Hr. Harris
Yancey Harris
Dr. Mitchell
Dr Mitchell
Robert Toombe
Alex H Stephens
George
Pierce
Methodist Church
Young Pierce
James Meriwether
Congress
Cokesbury
8. O
H. N. McTyeire
Bishop
Emory College
Centenary College
Sum
Merfield
Alabama
William Letcher Mitchell
Albert L Mitchell
C. A. Mitchell
Gettysburg hero saved Confederate water bearer in wheat field
Washington report recalls T P Oliver of Athens Ga who was gravely aided by a Confederate soldier during Gettysburg on July 2 and 8. Oliver, a former first lieutenant of Company A 140th Pennsylvania Infantry, credits the rescuer with saving his life by crawling through fire to deliver water then carrying him to safety. Their reunion efforts were aided by Senator A H Stephens and Garnet McMillan. Oliver still hopes to thank his savior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. P. Oliver
Athens
Oliver
J. J Purman
Pension Office
Gettysburg
Porman
Mr. Oliver
140Th Pennsylvania Infantry
Pennsylvania
Georgia
A. H. Stephens
Garnet McMillan
Gainesville
Athena
Skiffs Weekly Talk Urges Christian Conduct Against Liquor
A huised-column piece questions licensing saloons and poison sales, argues Christians must avoid debt deception and vice, urges personal reform against drinking, gambling, and dishonesty, and promotes Skiff the jeweler and his Diamond Spectacles while noting a broken city clock.
Silk Fabrics Featured in Varied Choices and Prices
Silk offerings include Foulard Silks at 75 cents, French Latin Foulard Silks at 1.00, Crepe De Chine at 1.25 and 1.50, All Silk Black Peau de Soi at 1.00, Black Satin Duchess at 1.00, and Black Taffeta Silk at 85 cents per yard.
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Archelus H. Mitchell
Jon Gustain
Ardalis
Otheir
Michael Bros
Bastar
MR. Purman
SKIFF
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Strouts
New York
Bostor Pix Dionrie Yet Oort
Castoria
Alenseurs
Galt Dons
Ezslar
Contemeri
Paragon
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