State gives diphtheria antitoxin to Georgia counties
Ordinary 8 B Wingfeld, Sr yesterday announced the state board of health has sent the first county supply of diphtheria antitoxin. Previously families faced high druggist prices for this life saving remedy. The board offers free access through physicians, delivering to local doctors for patient treatment at minimal cost. The board also provides a home rabies vaccine injection at little cost, matching Pasteur Institute standards.
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B. Wingfeld
State Board of Health
Georgia
Board of Health
Pasteur Institutes
Cardinal Gibbons Leads Pontifical Mass at St Patrick's
New York October 4 Cardinal Gibbons presided at a solemn pontifical mass to begin three days of consecration ceremonies at St Patrick's Cathedral. Prelates from Europe and North America attended, with 20 000 spectators packed inside and around the 15 000 seat church. A large choir and orchestra accompanied music by J C Ungerer and a new offertory piece by P A Yon.
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New York
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Montreal
Cardinal Vannutelli
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Cardinal Gibbons of
Maltmore
Farley
O'Connell
Boston
Ryan
Philadelphia
Glennon
St. Louis
United State
Canada
Fifth Avenue
Apaci] Ous
Cardinale Vannutell
Logue
Falconio
Jerusalem
P. A. Yon
St. Francis Xavier Church
Madison Avenue
Europe
Falconia
Hickey
Rochester
Catholic Club
Safe Medicine for Children Foley's Honey and Tar
Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe children’s medicine without opiates or harmful drugs. Consumers urged to buy the genuine product in the yellow package.
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Foley's
Smith College inaugurates president in historic ceremony
Northampton Massachusetts October 5 In the presence of a notable gathering Dr Marion Leroy Birton was installed as president of Smith College succeeding the venerable President Seelye. Participants included Governor Draper Harvard President Lowell Dartmouth President Nichols University of Minnesota President Harrie and Miss Mary Woolley president of Mt Holyoke College.
Electric Bitters and Foley Drugs in Local Notices
Health claims tout Electric Bitters as the great health builder with claims of purifying organs and enriching blood. W. M. Sherman credits three bottles with a new outlook after kidney trouble. Also notes Foley Kidney Pills for backache and general weakness. Includes Northwestern Fire Underwriters meeting in Chicago and Lavender case rumors at Rock River M E Conference in Mxon.
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Heletric Bittera
Lyon
W. M.sherman
Cushing
H. R. Phimer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Northwestern Underwriters
Chicago
Hotel la Salle
Fire Underwriters’ Association of the Northwest
Foley
All
Lavender
Mxon
Rock River
M. E
Bishop Cranston
E. B. Crawford
Woodlawn Park
Mary Lavender
Foley Kidney Pills Aid Elderly With Kidney Comfort
The advertisement praises Foley Kidney Pills for promptly curing kidney and bladder disease, claiming relief and ease for elderly people with improved strength and comfort. It emphasizes that the product provides prompt relief and supports overall well being for seniors.
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Foley
Beauty Spot at Colonial With DeKoven and DeAngelis Star Power
Seven months run at Herald Square Theatre New York ends with Beauty Spot a new musical by Reginald DeKoven and Joseph Herbert at Colonial for matinee and night Saturday Jefferson DeAngelis returns after Mikado run with Celebrities including Scheff Mac Donald Mack Pruette Jacoby Neilson George MacFarlane leads strong cast Viola Gilette as the General's wife. Georgia and Gordon football boxes add color to the house.
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Herald Square Theatre
New York
Reginald DeKoven
Joseph Herbert
F. Ray Comstock
Colonial
Jefferson DeAngello
Koko
Allstar
Fritel Scheff
Christie Mac
Donald
Andrew Mack
William Pruette
Mme. Jacoby
Kathleen Neilson
Mr. DeKoven
Rob Roy
Robin, Hood
DeAn
Viola Gilette
Herald] Square Teater
Georgia
Gordon
Cement rate hearing opens in Kansas City inquiry
The Interstate Commerce Commission began an inquiry today into cement freight rates from Kansas and Oklahoma points to Colorado and the Pacific coast. proceedings opened in Kansas City Missouri with commissioners hearing testimony and examining routing practices. The investigation seeks to determine if current rates are just and reasonable for interstate shipments.
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Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Pacile Coast
King a Murderer: New Life Pills Fight Appendicitis
Merciless killer described as appended with many victims. Dr King’s New Life Pills claim to prevent appendicitis by stimulating stomach, liver and bowels. Cures constipation and related symptoms. 25¢ at H R Palmer & Sons, W J Smith & Bro.
Episcopal General Convention Opens in Cincinnati
A large gathering of bishops clergy and laity from across the Protestant Episcopal Church arrived in Cincinnati Ohio for the forty third triennial general convention with formal opening planned for tomorrow Fraternal visitors from Canada England and Mexico attend alongside mission workers from China Japan South America and other regions of the world.
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Cincinnati
Episcopal Church
United States
Canata
England
Mexico
China
Japan
South America
Frivolous Race Runner Wins Marathon in Ribbon Attire
A light verse attributed to Katherine Perry mocks a nonathlete who dislikes sports yet wins a marathon. The speaker notes she avoids swimming rowing tennis bowling horseback riding and bowling but triumphs by running twenty miles in dainty lingerie, a paradoxical finish.
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Katherine Perry
Tom Wat son urged quiet on Howard-Tribble race
Madison Advertiser notes Bill Howard warned that Tom Watson’s friends would be ashamed of him. Now they beg him not to mention Howard’s name in Jeffersonian speeches to avoid harming Tribble’s election chances. Tom Watson remains conspicuously quiet on the race.
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Madison Advertiser
Bill Howard
Tom Watson
Tom
Tribble
Howard
Tom Ie
The Menace of the Concealed Weapon in Georgia Courts
Judge John H. Martin urges grand juries to indict all carriers of concealed weapons citing lives saved and widows spared if enforcement is strict. He and Judge Brand urge judges to impress juries to uphold the concealed weapons law across all races and stations.
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Grand
Petit Juries
John H. Martin
Pulaski
Brand
Georgia
Martin
Grand Jury
Trade Outlook Feels Optimistic for Fall Markets
The Macon Telegraph notes Dan's Review shows mixed signals but overall optimism. Dry goods show strength while iron and steel lag. building booms continue, finance dominates, and foreign banks influence money markets. A bumper crop forecast supports trade, though September failures rise and bank clearings dip outside New York.
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United States
Macon Telegraph
Dan
Dun
England
Germany
New York
Georgia Prepares for Alabama Test and Vanderbilt Ties
In October 15 match Birmingham hosts Georgia versus Alabama, with Georgia relying on McWhorter McClellan Hay Bowden Williams and promising newcomers Estes and Tuck. Tech reports strong line back fullback and backfield experience, while Georgia braces for a hard contest after three-year winless streak against Alabama. The column notes mid 1900s prep material and injuries among Georgia players and lists historical dates and figures in an endnote.
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Joe E. Brown
Cunningham
Georgia
Tech
Gordon
Vanderbilt
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Alabama
Ita
McWhorter
McClellan
Hay
Estes
Tuck
A. Lawrence Lowell
Har
Gubhalves
Chamberlain's Liniment Promises Quick Relief in Accidents
It is in moments of sudden mishaps that Chamberlain's Liniment can replace the family doctor who is not always found. It relieves sprains cuts wounds and bruises and drives away the pain. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Campaign Against Minor Violators Campaign Against Minor Violators
The city police tighten border enforcement at near beer saloons to bar minors. A dealer was fined this week for the violation as authorities warn others to prevent further cases. In a college town like Athens, the city collaborates with school leadership to enforce laws affecting student life and local youth.
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Athens
Remsen Crawford Visitor in Athens
Mr Remsen Crawford was in the city last night en route to Columbia county from a stay at Col Jas M Smiths farm in Oglethorpe He was accompanied by his wife and baby In Athens many were glad to see him again since his editorship of the Banner He is now a reforming newspaper man living on a plantation in Columbia county Also includes social commentary from Love Deferred and a note urging Democrats to roll up a majority for the nominee Comeroes Hon William M Howard
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Remsen Crawford
Columbia County
Col
Jas. M. Smith
Oglethorpe
Crawford
Athens
Banner
New York City
Columbia Country
Mary
John
Tag Day Proceeds Aid University of Georgia Fund
Saturday will feature Tag Day to raise funds for the University of Georgia athletic fund. The university association needs funds to support its work and will use this sale of tags to bolster the treasury. Many young ladies of the city, longtime friends of the university, will assist in the effort as Athens unites to contribute generously.
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Athletic Fund
University of Georgia
Athens
Funeral Yesterday for Mrs W P Betts
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon from the Cedar street home for Mrs. W. P. Betts. Rev. M. L. Troutman and Rev. A. J. Sears assisted. A large crowd attended to honor her memory. Burial was at Oconee Cemetery.
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Cedar Street
W. P. Betts
M. L. Troutman
First Methodist Church
A. J. Sears
Oconee Street
Ocones Cemetery
Oconee Heights Nearing Completion of Mills
A large force pushes toward early completion of a new cotton oil mill and fertilizer factory at Oconee Heights. The fertilizer plant may be operational this season, while the oil mill may miss the year's seed crop. When all plants run, Oconee Heights aims to become a bustling business hub and a desirable suburb of the Classic City, with talk of a large park if electric line extension is secured.
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Oconee Heights
the Heights
Cadet Batallions Reorganized at University of Georgia
Major Atkins reorganizes University of Georgia cadets adding five companies and a new Signal Corps led by Searcy Slack. The unit aims to teach signaling methods and telegraphic code, with Dottey supervising the band room and notable officers named among Co. A through Ar. The note closes with a regional pride line about burying independent fame in Georgia.
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Major Atking
University of Georgia
Major Atkins
Signal Corpa
Searcy Slack
Dottey
BE. W. Mole
P. R. Anderson
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McDuffie
Cheney
Gandren
Jefferson de Angelis
Tutt
the Trade Outlook
James McGill
McGill University
Glasgow
Scotland
Sir Isaac Brock
Guernsey
Willim Burrows
Kensington
Santa Anna
City of
Hood
Allatoona Pass
Mormon Church
Lord Alfred Tennyson
Clarke County
Democratic
Democrata
William M. Howard
DR. Betts
Poster
Co. C. BR
Fam
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