Woman credits Peruna treatment for life change
Mrs O D Robinson of Brooklyn New York recounts how Peruna markedly improved her health after two years of physician care. She reports relief from swollen limbs bloating breath and joint pain and credits Dr Hartman and his treatment with prolonging her life enabling work again. She invites readers to obtain Peruna via the Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus Ohio with prepaid express.
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Rawara
O. D
Hartman
Peruna
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co
Columbus
Ohio
Express
Death of Emma Edwards on Lumpkin Street
Emma Edwards a Black woman died suddenly last night around nine thirty on Lumpkin street near the Southern depot. The cause is believed heart trouble and an inquest will be held by Coroner Weatherly. The death stirred excitement among local Black residents and onlookers.
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Lumpkin Street
Southern Depot
Emma Edwards
Weatherly
Jim Johnson Held in Connection With Fathers Death
Moultrie Ga Sept 12 Jim Johnson 21 is jailed in a suspected patricide case centering on the death of his father John A Johnson last week. Sheriff Campbell reports circumstantial evidence pointing to the young man, including a gun found in a creek and a nearby visit to hide it. Local authorities continue the investigation amid the tense town atmosphere.
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Moultrie
Jim Johnson
John A. Johnson
Johnson
Campbell
Banner Corrects Arrest Mistaken Identity in Horse Theft Case
The Banner notes a reporting error naming Henry Poss as arrested on a horse theft warrant. It was Henry Smith who was arrested. Poss was a witness and not charged. Smith’s trial began yesterday but custody of some witnesses delayed completion, with proceedings continuing today.
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Henry Smith
Henry Poss
Sherman Hayke
Poss
Feigned Insanity to Avoid Trial Revealed
A Georgia man Will Harris pretended insanity to dodge trial in Sandy Creek district. Arrested for disturbing the peace, Harris deceived the court into a lunacy writ. Sent to Milledgeville for evaluation, doctors found him sane. Bailiff Hill is to return him for trial as authorities pursue justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Harris
Sandy Creek
Harris
Tha Harris
Robinsons Circus to Visit Athens on October tenth
John Robinsons circus will appear in this city on October tenth, a show welcomed by all ages. The elder Robinson remains alive, but his sons run the operation maintaining the high standard. Other circuses may visit Athens that season, giving families more chances to see animals. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is touted as a remedy for injuries, including piles, sold by Orr Drug Co.
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John Robinson
Robinson
Athens
DeWitt
Orr Drug Co
Court Session Postponed Indefinitely for Carnesville Building
Franklin Superior Court session postponed indefinitely by Judge Brand due to incomplete courthouse construction at Carnesville. Once the new building is ready, court will convene and interested parties will be notified of the session date.
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Franklin Superior Court
Brand
Carnesville
Tragic Ringgold Wreck Kills Seven Train Men
Seven railroad workers died in a head on collision near Ringgold Georgia as two Western and Atlantic freight trains failed to stop at the Ringgold switch Engineer Clements misread orders and ran past the switch causing a fiery crash near Ringgold The dead include engineers Fisher and Clements conductor Whitehead and Brakemen Kennerman Slaughter and an extra fireman with several others injured by the wreckage
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Atlanta
Western
Atlantic
Ringgold
Clements
C. W. Fisher
Simpson Street
C. H. Clements
Markham Street
Whitehead
Fisher
Kennerman
Slaughter
W. D. Adams
Homer Robertson
Luckle Street
Clement
Georgia Democrats Fix October 3 Voting For Court Of Appeals
In Atlanta the state democratic executive committee set October 3 as election day for judges of the new court of appeals. Separate ballot boxes will be used, with the same managers and clerks. Plurality will decide elections, not majority. Candidates must file campaign spending statements. names will not appear on ballots without this.
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Atlanta
Democratic
Piedmont
Court of Appeals
Six Cents Triggers Fatal Assault in New Jersey
Patterson New Jersey September 12 A husband allegedly killed his wife after she spent six cents on household necessities without his approval. The 10 year old son says Leonard Leonard felled her with an axhandle and kicked her as she lay. He was arrested while entering a neighborhood saloon.
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Leonard
Judge Arrested for Distilling in Macon County
Macon Ga Sept 12 Judge John Smith long time justice of the peace ten miles from Reynolds Macon county was arraigned before U S Commissioner L M Erwin and held on bond for operating an illicit distillery. Deputy Marshall Frank Riley seized a distillery near the judge s home noting the direct path and proximity would fix responsibility for making mountain dew.
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Macon
John Smith
Reynolda
Macon County
United States
L. M. Erwin
Marshall Frank Riley
Devoe Paint Cost Difference Promotes Better Value
A letter from C P Hanger of Staunton Va compares two newly painted houses, one with pure paint the other with Devoe. Devoe claims lower cost for paint and labor, arguing buyers pay twice as much elsewhere. P Talmage Hardware Co endorses Devoe products amid a bid for a local hotel project.
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C P Hanger
Staunton
Devoe
Splendid Clarke County Building and Loan Meeting
The Clarke County Building and Loan Association held a meeting yesterday afternoon and declared a splendid dividend to be paid in the next few days. Under President Myer Stern and Secretary Treasurer J. D. Mell the institution has shown remarkable prosperity. Old officers and directors were re elected. Directors include J. J. C. McMahan, Chas. Stern, J. N. Webb, H. A. Lowrance and Cobb Lampkin.
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Clarke County Building and Loan Association
Myer Stern
J. D. Mell
Mesars
J. J. C. McMahan
Chas. Stern
J. N. Webb
H. A. Lowrance
Cobb Lampkin
Angel Winner of Governorship in Columbia Primary
The second democratic primary in Columbia, D C, resulted in Martin F Ansel defeating Richard Irvine Manning for governor with 38178 votes to 27904. Early totals show about 66000 counted and an expected turnout near 80 percent. J Fraser Lyon won attorney general with 384056 votes against J W Ragsdale. J M Sullivan captured the railroad commission seat over incumbent J H Wharton. Ansel and Lyon oppose the dispensary, a setback for the institution and Senator Tillman. final fate hinges on the next legislature.
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Columbia
D. C
Martin F. Ansel
Richard Irvine Manning
Ansel
Manning
J. Fraser Lyon
J. W. Ragsdale
J. M. Sullivan
Railroad Commission
J. H. Wharton
Lyon
Tillman
Will Stinson Flayed by Vigilantes in Briffin Ga
In Briffin Georgia a mob of armed men captured Will Stinson after a reported intrusion into Miss Annie Maddox’s room early Sunday. He was taken to his home and subjected to 25 lashes with a rawhide before being ordered to leave the area. Maddox, awakened by a noise, grappled with the intruder but could not identify him in the darkness.
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Briffin
Will Stinson
Annie Maddox
Stinson
Bryan to Support Government Supervision of Railroads
In St Louis on September 12 Bryan told twenty thousand listeners that he favors government supervision of railroads as the first step. He warned that if supervision fails, more radical measures would be considered, reflecting a reply to Southern sentiment.
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St. Louis, Mo
Great Bryan
Market News on Liverpool Cotton and Grain Prices
Liverpool cotton prices show 551 with 7,000 saley totals and 2,000 receipts while American picks reach 1,600. Barley at 980 and Athens spots 1-8 bases Mid. Port receipts estimated at 20,000 with New Orleans 9,500 and Houston 8 to 10,000 tomorrow. Market sentiment shifts toward higher prices as buyers persist, farmers weigh in, and old commitments influence spot troubles. prose aside, note mentions of Kodol for Dyspepsia and a localArnoldsville dealer.
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Liverpool
Athens
New Orleans
Houston
Athens Sees Comeback With Carnival Plans And Theatre Boost
A Athens citizen urges a fall carnival or free street attractions to draw crowds and boost merchants. The Banner notes rising business, a new Colonial Theatre season under Gortatowsky, and praise for Mayor Dorsey’s Monday labor crackdown as labor woes ease.
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Gortatowsky
The
Colonial
Athens New Theatre
Negro preacher fined double in mayor court for drunkenness
Yesterday in Mayor Dorsey court David Brown a negro preacher was fined ten dollars for drunkenness after a remark about double rates for preachers. White man Dick Stephens paid seven dollars ninety cents for disorderly conduct while Sherman Hawks Fred Royal and Cleveland Wood each faced ten dollar penalties for disorderly conduct.
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Dorsey
David Brown
Dave
Dick Stephens
Sherman Hawks
Fred Royal
Cleveland Wood
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Central Avenue
W. B. Skelton
Barrow
J. W. Kennerman
Marietta Street
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West Alexander Street
Walter Smith
Lan
Caster
Fish
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McColtm
Chattanooga
Ringfield
Leu
O H. H. Linton
Yours Truly
Devoe & CO P
Talmage Hardware Co
Arvenlang
Angel
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Orr [Drug Co
W. M.,hayes
Arnoldsville
Ace
New York
Atagdy
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