Peruna Cures Child’s Bad Cough After Catarriial Fever
A mother from Dunnegan Missouri recounts her three year old daughter’s severe cough lingering after fever. After trying many remedies, Peruna and Hartman’s book The Tile of Life brought complete relief. The child now eats well and smiles, with the family praising Peruna as best medicine. Another Santa Monica reader asserts Peruna is essential in their home for families.
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J. M. Brown
Mia
Dunnegan
Dr. Hartman
Peruna
Lydia J. Spooner
Santa Monica
Cal
B. Lawrence
Lincoln
Chicago Til
Bia
Sylvanus Stall
Edward W. Bok
Ladies’ Home Journal
Anthony Comstock
New York
Dr. Stall
R. B. Lawrence
Athens
Madison Superior Court in Session at Danielsville
Madison County news notes Judge Meadow’s clear charge to the grand jury and a capital case, State v Jesse Hardman, set for Thursday. Solicitor Tom Brown and Col. Jno. E. Gorgon assist. defense led by Geo C Thomas and Moseley. Farmers rejoice despite rains with record corn and cotton crops. county dubbed The Free State of Madison.
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Superior Court
Danielsville
Binner
Madison Superior Court
David W. Meadow
Solicitor Brown
Meadow
Madison
Judge Meadow
Madisonsperior Court
Jease Hardman
Tom Brown
Elberton
Jno. E. Gorgon
W. W. Stark
Commerce
Geo, C. Thomas
Athens
This Place
J. Smith, Jr
R. L. J. Smith
Danielaville
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett Superior Court
Col. Smith
Free State of
Elbert County Hearing Opens In Congressional Contest
Special to The Banner from Elberton Ga Sept 8 hearing on the congressional contest began at 2 pm at the courthouse. Tribble declined to participate. commission members Arnold and Cauthen sworn in. Testimony covered precinct procedures, sealed papers, and alleged illegal votes in multiple districts. Howard supporters detailed 21 voters not on registration. Elberton precinct votes not questioned. The commission to continue Friday with findings to Athens district executive committee.
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Elberton
Court House
J. Trible
District Executive Committee
Athens
Menars
M. B. Maxwell
J. Stovall
T. J. Shackelford
George C. Grogan
W. A. Slaton
Washington
Frank B. Fortson
Eilam
Messrs. 8. C. Hudson
W. N. Dye
Tr By Kelley
Kelley
J.A. Tims
Goshen
L. M. Heard
Democratic Executive Committee
Elbert County
W. A. Rucker
Mr. Heard
Chas. Martin
Citizens’ Bank
Court
Meard
W. A. Ru
Messrs
Grogan and Black
Howard
Longstreet
Ellam
Pike
Gaines
Petersburg
Eberton
Wilhite
Election Managera
Tribble
Elbert
Mr. Howard
Commission
Athens Woman Receives Letter On Jones House Arson
The Athens Daily Constitution reports a fire at William C. Jones’s mansion at 57 East Fifteenth Street gutted the home, with damage estimated at $30,000. The family escaped, and authorities suspect incendiary causes linked to a prior arson two years earlier.
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Athens
Atlanta
W. O. Jones
Fifteenth Street
Mr. Jones
William C. Jones
East Fit
Jones
Bessie Jones
Greatest railroad station opened in New York
The new Pennsylvania terminal station in New York and its tunnels to New Jersey and Long Island opened to traffic marking a milestone in city transport. The vast complex covers 28 acres with a grand Roman-Doric design, a 153 foot tallest point, and the world’s largest waiting room, built atop steel skeleton and concrete piers after clearing about 500 buildings.
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New York
Pennsylvania Terminal
New Jersey
Long Island
Tonnela
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Long Island City
Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hudson
East River
Terminal Station
7Th
Sth Avenues
New York Station
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Milford
Mags
7Th Avenue
Capitol
Washington
Sth Avenue
33D Street
Elberton Police Round Up Suspected Freight Thieves
Elberton Georgia officers rounded up a gang of alleged car and depot thieves. Nine are implicated with more to come. Crimes span months from Mitherton to Oglesby with loot thrown from moving trains. Detectives, including a Black officer once involved in Brownsville case, investigated the missing freight.
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Elberton
Sheaff
N. Haley
Mitherton
Oglesby
Thelin Pals
Twenty-fifth United States Regiment
Brownsville
Texas
Madstone Failure Quells Rabies Fear in Washington
John W. Gibson of Grovetown Ga examined wounds of several Washington schoolchildren bitten by a dog suspected of rabies. The madstone failed to adhere to each wound, prompting relief from parents and faculty that no poison existed. The report notes Athens shows a large inflation rise, with other text incomplete.
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Washington, Ga
John W. Gibson
Grovetown
Washington
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Jesse Hardman
Northern Circuit
C. Sait
Chafocome
Benedcal
Coca-Cola Co
Ewe
Coca-Cola
Madstone
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