Brooklyn East End Art Club Ad Claims Wine of Cardus Restores Health
An advertisement featuring Miss Ida M. Snyder touts Wine of Cardus and Thedford's Black Draught as cures for female health issues. It narrates a testimonial about a 31 year old woman from Ber vit and asserts broad efficacy, urging readers to use the products for improved wellbeing across months of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Snyder
Ooklyn East
It End
Cardus
McFhee
Thedford
Aise
Miss Snyder
Tallulah Falls Set For Series Of Social House Parties
Tallulah Falls hosts a string of gatherings starting Saturday with Lucy Cobb faculty guests at Mrs Lipscomb s cottage. The Senior and Elective B classes will join later, followed by Atlanta visitors including Mr and Mrs Rutherford Lipscomb and others. The season features new lake swimming pools and a free hotel concept on Hickory Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Falls
Rutherford
Lipscomb
Lucy Cobb
Hearta
Epirita
D. Ellis, Jr
Atlanta
Wilmer Moore
Robs. Foreman
Roby Robinson
Holling Randolph
Rutherford Lipscomb
Mandle Barker Cobb
Clayton
Franklin
Fatars
Tallulah
Parker
New York
Hickory Mountain
Rofas Moss
Andrew Lipscomb
Washington, DC
Hugh Hagan
Georgia University Summer School to Draw 1000 Teachers
A major meeting of the University Summer School board in Athens discussed a July 1 to August 8 program. Plans project 1000 to 1500 teachers from Georgia, Florida, and Alabama attending, with Hancock, Greene, and Oglethorpe counties voting to send delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Georgia
Torch
South
University Summr School
Hill
Psident
Mintaya‘troon
GO. Branson
D O Barrow
G.G Bound
Frank M. Harper
Holder
Hancock
Greene
Oglethorpe County
Athens
University of Georgia Summer School
Florida
Alabama
May Health Tonic Promises Relief for Women’s Ailments
In May the weary and ill, suffering from insomnia and impure blood, are urged to seek recuperation. Paine's Celery Compound is advertised as the cure for sluggish liver and nerve trouble, with a testimonial from Mrs. Rebecca K. Rowland of Lexington Kentucky claiming renewed strength and movement after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Rebecca K. Rowland
Lex
Jington
Twelve speakers chosen for Sophomore declamation contest
The twelve speakers selected to compete for the cap in Sophomore declamation were chosen after three preliminary contests. Participants include M. Baynes of Shady Dale, W. H. Marion of Gainesville, E T. Talmadge of Forsyth, J. R. Fawcett of Savannah, Moltzandorf, G. L. Clifton of Athens, R. H. Hill of Washington, L. O. Bower of Bainbridge, F. S. Ballard of Milledgeville, C. H. Bloodworth of Forsyth, W. H. Marshburn of Barnesville, and W. W. Patterson of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Barrow
M. Baynes
Shady Dale
W. H. Marion
Gainesville
E T. Talmadge
Forsyth
J. R. Fawcett
Athens Chamber Supports Harper's Weekly Feature
The Athens Chamber of Commerce funds a Georgia state article in Harper's Weekly with 100 toward the project. Athens city adds 200 and Clarke County contributes 200 for the illustrated feature to benefit the entire state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Georgia
Harper's Weekly
Atlanta
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Clarke
Athens Chamber of Commerce
City of
County of Clarke
Visiting Legislators to Tour University of Georgia Athens
Representatives Shackelford and Harvie Jordan lead senate and house committees to visit the University of Georgia and Agricultural College in mid January for commencement events. Committees from the senate and house will assess dates and turnout, with plans to entertain in Athens in splendid style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Shackelford
House
Senate
General Assembly
University of Georgia
The
Agricultural College
Athens
Harvie Jordan
Monticello
McMichael
Atkinson
Leo
Park
Stevens
Middlebrook
Moore
Ledford
Lansing
Skelton
Calvin
Hardeman
McCarry
Ridley
Hall
Owens
McHenry
Howard
Baldwin
Hixon
George
Mitcham
Carswell
Stovall
Maller
Univerity
Martin
Flynt
Leigh
Donner
Boykin
Gibbon
Alexander
Rountree
Walker
Fassell
Doster
Arnold
Peyton
Stewart
Jane
Winnie Davis Hall Memorial Drive Urges One Dollar Gift
Hon C G Gray urges Florida Georgia readers to support Winnie Davis Hall the three story home for sixty Confederate daughters at the Georgia State Normal School in Athens. He calls on 6000 Georgians to donate one dollar annually to educate the Winnie Davis girls and honor Confederate women for generations to come. Also promotes Botanic Blood Balm as eczema cure with free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Gray
Perry
Athens
Daughters of the Confederacy
State Normal School
Winnie Davis
South
Winnie Davie Girlaas
Confederacy
Grand Old Houston
The Song Birds Poisoning Report
Monday reports describe several singing birds found dead near water buckets in homes with suspected poisoning. It warns against sparrow-targeted poisoning and urges stopping it to save warblers and mocking birds. Advertising mentions De Witts Witch Hazel Salve for various conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cardai
Talula Falls
Mrs. Lipscomb
W. B
Casioria
University
Board of Directors
Prof. Barrow
Caletoria
Harper’s Weekly
Michael
Brothers
Michael Brothers
Legislative Committee
Clifton
Kentucky
Wingfield Cash Grocery
Paris
iHon
C.G. Gray
Winnie Davis Memorial
B. B. B. Cares
Blood Balm Co
de Witt
DeWitt
Orr
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