Unclaimed Letters List At Athens Post Office
R W Sizer general agent lists unclaimed letters in Athens post office with one cent charge for males females and miscellaneous entries including Adams Bristoll Hawkins Lelia Hicks Ola Hill Josephine Johnson Roberta Lumpkin Milas Moore Georgia Ann Patman Clyde Perry Estelle Sims Thomas Smith Easle Ward Par Ign Wright Sarah and others with odd spellings and misprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C
Williamson
R. J
Adams
Lucy
Bristoll
W. L
Glenn
Janie
Grisson
Ella
Hawkins
Lelia
Hicks
Ola
Hill
Josephine
Johnson
Estella
Roberta
Lumpkin
Milas Mamto
Moore
Georgia Ann
Patman
Clyde
Perry
Estelle
Sims
Thomas
Smith
Easle
Upton
James M Smith lauded as first brick laid for Georgia Normal School hall
Hon James M Smith receives ovation at State Normal School in Athens as the first brick of James M Smith Hall is laid. Col Smith speaks on education's role, praising the institution's mission, while Prof Euler B Smith and Miss Jen ter assist. A joyous campus scene follows with music, handshakes, and public homage to the Georgia farmer benefactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
Georgia
James M. Smith
Col. Smith
Athens
Col Smith
Euler B. Smith
Anton
Smith
Judge McWhorter
C. 8. Stanage
Normal School
Miss Jenter
G. G. Bond
McWhorter
Ife
South
Rome
Caesar
H. T. Summers
City Waterworks
Summers
Dr. Fullilove
Foundry Street
Chamberlain
James N. Nichols
Vernon, Conn
Michael Strauss
Strauss
H. R. Palmer & Sona
W. J. Smith & Bra
Remarkable infantile relapse case of Miss Mary Scally
Miss Mary Scally, nineteen, of MacCulloch Avenue, Morristown, exhibits repeated relapses to infancy, now almost 18 months old, unable to think speak or act. Previously affected 18 months ago and during last winter, experts to consult. she is cared for by her aunt and fed by others. The case is not insanity but severe impairment of function, challenging physicians including Dr. A Henriques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scally
Patrick Scally
MacCulloch Avenue
A. Henriques
Jana
Morristown
N. J
New York World
Sour Milk As Modern Shield Against Age Says Chicago Chronicle
A physician extols Bulgarian sour milk as a cure for aging and senility. He describes its fermented germs entering blood to combat old-age germs, cites European scientists and Bulgarian daily use, and notes Bulgarians as among the longest lived people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Beniga
Bulgaria
Chicago Chronicle
National Farmers Congress Opposes Government Rate Making
Richmond Sept 18 The National Farmers Congress urged opposition to government rate fixing for railroads, warning higher shipping costs shift burdens to farmers and middlemen. The convention, with broad state representation, debated Esch Townsend style measures and stressed enforcement of existing laws against rebates and unfair favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers’ Congress
Richmond
Esch-Townsend E
Farmers’ Congress
South
Middle West
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Adams
Wisconsin
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Castoria
Bears
Gastoria
Florida
Georgia-Florida
Robert L. Move
Cuthbert
Colum
PLY © CO
Columbia
Goal Police
Southern Railroad
R. W. Sizer
Anderson
C. F. Bailey
W. W. Jr
Bazzell
A. O
Brown
Prapk
Bryan
Clem
Crysmap
Henry
Gude
Flame Ry
Hightower
J. B. Jackson
Jenner
George
Kittle
W. Hy
Nellyy
Nellyy, Mrs. Palmer, d, Hy, Pittara, Alfred; Biddle
Felis
Hiivepa
di Toran
Yeh
Greece
Jelwara
Wader
New York
Maggie Hickox
Midland
H. R Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Nature
H. Palner
Hl. T. Summers
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Wholesale Druggists
Drugetats
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