Parkinbhs Wishap Injures Man After Mowing Accident
John Willigam Smith a farmer over sixty near Littleton Massachusetts was thrown from a mowing machine striking a rock and was unconscious for about fifteen minutes. He recovered and said his shoulder pain has eased after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. His wife also saw relief from rheumatic symptoms. The ad credits the pills with curing rheumatism by cleansing the blood and aiding nerves and lists multiple conditions treated with the medicine.
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John Willigam Smith
Littleton
Mass
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Atlanta property sale eyes railroad frontages inside mile circle
A. F. Liebman notes a property in Atlanta over 16,000 square feet will be sold promptly. He claims the lot will enhance as railroad frontages within the mile circle, and asserts the item is the cheapest of its kind to be advertised.
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Atlanta
Mile Circle
East Pine Street
Walter H. Grant
John T. Wrigley
Belle Co. Brown
Wwe
North Aide
Od Ss ican Lhaion 46 Vee
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and numbers. The readable items reference an OD SS ican lhaion with the numeral 46 and repeated phrases. No coherent event or persons can be identified for a proper card teaser.
Esau the High Flier in a Crooked Alley Court Tale
A whimsical court scene unfolds with Esau chased for kite flying and unemployment advice. Gracie Nepe is accused of stealing a chain of raw weenie sausages from a dragon dagu stand, claiming hunger. Arline Brewer shares a graveyard secret as Recorder Broyles prescribes punishment and humor.
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Ratha
Gracie Nepe
Grace
Gracie
Grante
Arline Brewer
Arline
Oman
Briles
Ariine
Recorder Broyles
Dovié
Watch theft charges against medical student
William Dunning a medical student was arrested by Detectives Simpson and White on a charge of stealing a watch from Miss Paulsen of Marietta Street hotel. Dunning claims intoxication and innocence, while Miss Paulsen does not wish to prosecute. A preliminary hearing was set and police kept him in custody with a $10 cash collateral demanded.
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William Dunning
Simpson
White
Miss Paulsen
South Georgia
Marietta Street
Dunning
Nelson
Reed
Jennings
Wunning
Dr King's New Life Pils for bowel cleansing
Cure claims to expel poisons from clogged bowels and relieve constipation. Advertises the product as gently but surely effective for headaches fevers and liver kidney troubles. Offered for 25e at all druggists.
The Constitution's Great Scoop on Plant absorption noted
Atlanta railroad men discussed The Constitution's confirmed absorption of the Plant system by the Atlantic Coast Line as the era's biggest southern railway development. It secures Florida traffic for the ACL and Southern, reshapes alliances, and sparks plans for Dallas reunion routes and cross-country competition among Western lines.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
South
Southern
Florida
Jacksonville
Florida Central and Peninsular
Florida Connection
Seaboard Air Line
Consolidated
Atlantic Coast
Louisville and Nashville
Chicago Florida Limited
Jacksonvine
Dallas
Confederate Veterans
Tnes
Memphis
Shreveport
New Orleans
West Point
Louisville
Nashville
Texas and Pacific
Southern Pacific
Queen and Crescent
Frisco
Birmingham
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Chattanama
Cotton Belt
Iron ‘Mountain
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Choctaw
Santa Fe
Southeast
Public affairs notes include police and civic updates
Atlanta Canton No 210 C F elects J M Scales captain and promotes Wollf to major while Cheveller C R Cook becomes lieutenant and J B Belcher adjutant. Detectives pursue thieves after silk waists found at the station. city hacks inspected, two replaced. City council sits as recorder absent, soldiers home progress eyed for August completion, Stillmore Air Line tax dispute, prison cotton sale planned, and bank clearings rise alongside hydrophobia talks and class banquet notes.
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Atlanta
C. F
J. M. Scales
Carl Wollf
Sheimer
Department of Georgia
Cheveller C. R Cook
J. BE. Belcher
Guy Himebaugh
Des Moines
Iowa
John B. Goodwin
Mutinous Sailors Refuse to Sail on Campbell
Four seamen aboard the schooner Isaac T. Campbell, bound from Boston to Savannah, refused to weigh anchor. Captain Gustav W. Weldman hoisted the color upside down as officers removed the men near Clifton, Staten Island. Police magistrate discharged them, noting the case could go to federal court. sailors cited uncapped topmasts as their grievance.
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Campbell
Savannah
New York
Isaac T. Campbell
Boston
United States
Train Schedule Fragments for Augusta and Atlanta Route
Readable timetable fragments show arrival times at Augusta Conyers Lithonia Covington and Augusta stations with departures toward Atlanta and Knoxville. It notes limited service with trains daily except Sunday and references the Vin W and A R R line to Martett2 and a return arrival to Atlanta at 7 30 pm.
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Augusta
sAugusta
Conyers
Lithonia
Covington
eAugusta
Conyer
Atlanta
Knoxville
Northern
Vin W
Southern Railway Trains Leave Atlanta For National Routes
A garbled rail schedule lists multiple Southern Railway trains from Atlanta with through sleepers and dining car service to Cincinnati Chicago St. Augustine Washington New York and Boston. Includes local and express services to Columbus Chattanooga Tallapoosa and other points with arrival and departure notes across the network.
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Frankkinn
Hamiltor, & Pullman
Atlanta
New Orleans
Warren Frogs
Central of Georgia
Southern
Gentral OF Georgia Railway
Jonesboro
Savannah
Hopevilla
Macon
Cenrajasu
Hapeville
Hapeville Savannah
St. Augustine
Orly
Amr
Waneville
Seaboard Air Se Railroad
Toorfolk
Washington
Pullman
Cissinnati
Chicago
Makesall Atepo
Columbus
Birmingham
Memphis
Keansan City
Leon
Charlotte
Danville
Richmond
Nail
Chattanooga
Ipm
A.D
Florida
Washington and Genthwestern Limited
York
Atlents and
Wew York E
Piltman
Han ‘Tacroa
Ara Pail
Cincinnati
Lowisyife Doe
Tallapoosa
Bolia Dan
Cleveland
Pittsteet
Qeutowlce
Detroit
Mich
Fielda
Bt. Augustine
Grunswick
Jacksonville
St Auustine
Daly
Lacal Aeeping
Pocsa
Deop
New York
Wachington
Boston
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Stillmore Air Line
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Trttnall County
George M. Brinson
Milledgeville
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Henry R. Slack
Georgia Pasteur Institute of Atlanta
D. E. Saimcng
Biresu of Animal Industry
Stark
Salmon
Johns Hopkins University
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Clymer D. Jeffries
Oscar EB. Kupferman
Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
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