Farmers Guide to Weevils and Apple Orchards in Georgia
The Georgia Agricultural Department advises on using bisulfide to control corn weevils, warns of its flammable nature, and suggests a second treatment for escaped weevils. It endorses apple orchards in the region with varieties like Wine Sap, Yates, and Ben Davis, stressing soil, terracing, and ongoing care for profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Georgia
State Agricutural Department
Llive
Gilmer County
Neortheast
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Utthern
Arkansas
United States
Yates
Erry
Shockley
Ben Davis
Etowa
Kinard
Mrs. Bryan
South Georgia
Florida
State Agrcultural Department
State Agricultural Department
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted as Safe Treatment
A Pittsburgh reader testifies the Pyramid Pile Cure cured his severe bleeding piles after doctors failed. The advertisement claims surgical methods are risky and outdated and promotes the Pyramid Pile Cure at 50 cents per package with a circular on causes and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William Handschu
Cotton Alley
Batter St
Northern teams square off on gridiron with clean sweeps
On October 21 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania defeated the state college 24 to 0 in twenty minute halves as rain made play tough and lighter Pennsylvanian players found space. Princeton crushed Franklin and Marshall 54 to 0 in Newark with Tigers dominating weight comparisons. Harvard beat Newton Athletic Association 24 to 0 in Cambridge after early long gains.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Princeton
N J
Franklin and
Marshall
Franklin and Marshall
Tigers
Franklin
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Newton Athletic Association
Soldiers’ Field
Breakout attempt by Bohannon and three others foiled in Dalton jail
Bohannon and accomplices cut seven bars with a small steel saw in a jail cage. Rain aided their noisy efforts as they planned to reach the brick wall with three more bars to cut. The plan collapsed when Sam Painter, pulled from a crack behind the cage, revealed the saw and Bohannon faced a stiff reprimand from Jailer Tankersly.
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Dalton
Bohanhon
W. G
Tankersly
Bohannon
Sam Painter
Painter
Debt Cleared for Methodist Missions in Nashville
For years a heavy debt burdened the Methodist church south missions in Nashville. Rev Dr Henry C Morrison led a drive from within the city and announced subscriptions totaling enough to extinguish the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Methodist Church
Henry CG. Morrison
Whitehead case moves toward jury as defense rests
The trial in Oconee County heard defense witnesses arguing Ware could not identify Whitehead’s voice and that much of the State evidence was fabrications. Prosecutors and defense counsel clash over alibis and motives while jurors await verdict.
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Whitehead
Col. Brown
J. B. Estes
Ware
David Malcolm
Ware's
D. H. Malcolm
Dr. Ware
Jacob Wilson Brooks
Coon
Brooks
Susan Malcolm
Calvin Johnson
Frank Haygood
Evie Jones
Jesse J. Whitehead
Martin Payne
Will Seeley
Col. Tuck
Seeley
W. Jonas
Mitchell Hill Bridge
Arehes
Teheed
Mitchell ‘Hill Bridge
Jim Wills
Frank Griffeth
Bill Smith
Bill
Bob Sims
Smith
Watkinsville
Thrasher
Griffith
Athens
Squire Hays
Buncombe
Bob Griffeth
Mr. Russell
Bill Spratling
Court House
Will Gordon
Bill Dean
Spratling
Bob Griffith
Mr. Seeley
Estes
Charlie Kitehead
Charlie Whitehead
Jessie
Charlie
George O. Thomas
E. T. "Brown
Peculiar Remedy for Dyspepsia Endorsed by Rev F L Bell
A Weedsport New York minister, Rev F L Bell, praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for long standing indigestion. He claims the remedy relieves after eating distress and improves sleep. The tablets, from Stuart Chemical Co Marshall Michigan, are sold at 50 cents per package with a free book on stomach diseases.
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F. L. Bell
Weedsport
Cayuga Co
N. Y
Stuart
F. I. Bell
N.Y
Indalia
Colo
Stuart Chemical Co
Marshall, Mich
Editor Dana's Funeral at St Pauls Glencove
The funeral of Charles A Dana was held at St Pauls Episcopal Church Glencove L I with pallbearers including Justice Willard Bartlett Congressman Franklin Bartlett General James H Wilson Harvard professor Charles S Sargent Charles Dana and General Benjamin F Tracy The service was led by Rev Dr William R Huntington assisted by Rev John Garback Prominent attendees included United States Senator Thomas C Platt Marshal P McMahon Bourke Cochran ex Judge Henry E Howland Elihu Root Charles Stewart Smith Judge Frederick Smyth Former Mayor Oakey Hall Public Works Commissioner Collis Postmaster Vancott and Mr and Mrs Richard Croker
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New York
Charles'a Dana
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Glencove
L. I
Willard Bartlett
Franklin Bartlett
James H. Wilson
Charless. Sargent
Harvard
Charles Dana
Benjamin F. Tracy
William R. Huntington
Grace Church
John Garback
St.Paul’s Church
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Marshal P. McMahon
Bourke Cochran
Henry E. Howland
Elihu Root
Charles Stewart Smith
Frederick Smyth
Oakey Hall
Public Works
Collis
Vancott
Richard Croker
Maysville Fire Destroys Block of Business Buildings
A major fire in Maysville last night destroyed the entire block of business buildings including Yeargin & Son furniture, Harden's drug store, White & Co, and other stores. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars with little insurance. Citizens’ quick actions saved the railroad depot, preserving town commerce.
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Maysville
Crisler
Yeargin & Son
William Bates
Yarbrough & Nicholson
Hardin’s Drug Store
White &Co
John Arnall
Grand Jury Adjourns Plans for County Changes
The grand jury adjourned after reading presentments praising county officers and road work. It urged corrections in tax books, noted no bicycle taxation, and supported advancing property returns for tax collection. It authorized school house funds and urged court house relocation with a purchase proposal committee. It opposed changes to the City court act and asked local legislators to vote against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Prospect
Grand Jury
Court House
Messrs
T. P. Vincent
T. J. Poss
W. A. McDowell
Clarke
Local Field Notes and Campus Injury Report
Dr Harris improves after a thigh injury from a near Georgia depot incident. A H Ofarrell begins a Milledge avenue residence project near W R Lipscomb. Jim Dougherty breaks his collar bone on campus, ending his Varsity season. J W Walden to lead Milledge avenue prayer meeting at the Hamilton sisters residence. meetings draw growing, nonsectarian interest.
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Dougherty
Jim Dougherty
Milledge Avenue
J. W. Walden
Peculiar Tragedy in Newnan Ends With Death
In Newnan Georgia on October 21 Garr Linson was found dead from a shot to the temple after a confrontation with Pinson. Luther Fuller, a companion, says Pinson shot at him first then fired again killing Linson. Fuller was injured and Pinson died later. Sheriff Brown placed Fuller under arrest for examination as families call for a full investigation.
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Newnan
Garr Linson
Satterwhite & Lane
Luther Fuller
Pinson
Fuller
Brown
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R. P. Dodge
Frazer Street
Atlanta
Dodge
Northwest
H. €. Morrison
George C. Thomas
Col. E. T. Brown
Geo. Geo. W. Brunson
Orangeburg
Bcheie
Seema
Geo. W. Branson
Hak Eutond
University of Georgia
Columbia
Dana
St. Paul's Church
Long Island
Herald
Augusta Herald
Ladies of
Augusta
The
Macon
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Sanesl Sonecer
H. H. Tift
H. P. Smart
T. D Tinsley
Morris Happ
W. C. Shaw
J. F. Henson
George W. Parett
T. B. Gresham
A. S. Pendleton
J. M. Johnson
Returns of Taxation Inc
A. H. O’farrell
W. R. Lipscomb
Rr Pinson
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