Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Free Sample
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney and bladder remedy. It claims back pain signals kidney trouble, praises cures for Bright s disease, and offers a free sample bottle and informational book via mail to readers of The Atlanta Daily Constitution.
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Mall
Bright
B. H. Chelker
Ozark
Ala
Kilmer
Hoopitels
Mali
Dr. Kumer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Three Sisters Stricken by Appendicitis in Augusta
In Augusta three sisters of Bryan Lawr enc e, Albion hotel proprietor, were operated on for appendicitis in three days while at Washington Georgia they were attending school. Leona Katie and Frankie Lawr ence were all in hospital and reported doing well.
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Auguste
Augusta
Bryan Lawrence
Albion
Fumes from Church Furnace Cause Narrow Carbon Gas Incident
In Columbus Ohio February report reveals fumes from a church furnace in the basement entered the sacristy via a grove pipe. The gas overwhelmed several acolytes, but rescue efforts saved the boy and others. All affected are now recovering.
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Church of the Holy Family
Brunswick City Court Opens with New Judge in Brunswick Ga
Brunswick city court convened in regular session with Judge A D Gale presiding for the first time since appointment by Governor Terrer. The article notes competition in the coming election and references a disputed decision involving Judge J W Bennett and several listed figures.
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Brunswick City Court
Branswick
City Court of
Brunswick
A. D. Gale
Terrer
J. D. Sperks
Gnarke
John W. Bennett
Qege Toe
Police quels row at church in Savannah ga
Ten policemen were called to keep order at a meeting of the Congregation of the Second African Hap ticat church in Savannah. They defended pastor Rev J J Durham amid charges of immorality and conduct unbecoming a minister. The female members supported him and caused a disturbance. Deacons wanted outsiders kept out as the charges had lingered two months. After the vote sustaining the preacher two deacons resigned and a removal was proposed against those who continue the charges.
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Savannah
Second
J. J . Durham
Bank of Norcross Opens with Local Capital
Special. The Bank of Norcross opened for business today with a capital stock of 28 000 taken mainly by town residents. Officers include T. McHiroy president A. A. Johnson vice president and C. A. McDaniel cashier. Directors listed with several local names.
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Bank of Norcross
Bank of Norcross Wa
Et Co
T. McHiroy
A. A. Johnson
C. A. McDaniel
T. McHiiroy
A. A. Johnagn
Wright and Ide Inaugurated In Manila
Governor Luks Wright and Vice Governor Henry C Ide were inaugurated in Manila amid a 3000-strong military pageant. Wright delivered a straightforward inaugural address, pledging adherence to Taft administration principles and urging cordial relations between Americans and Filipinos to boost business and advancement opportunities.
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Manila
Luks HL .Wright
Henry C. Ide
Wright
Philippines
Taft
Reserves Mobilize as Japan Provokes in Korea
Far East territories face mobilization as officials prepare for requisitioned troops. Japanese forces retreat along the eastern Chinese railway amid alleged schemes to stir Korea into intervention. The Korean emperor seeks protection from the United States legation if needed.
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Far East
Port Arthur Norkhan
Korea
Seoul Garrigon
United States
Lamsdorf
London
Associated Press
Russia
Count Lamedorff
Manchuria
Japan
Tokio
the Times
Baltic
Paris
Germannv
Copenhagen
Great Britain
St Petersburg
Fusan
Sea of Japan
Hattic Sea
Germany
Pekin
Tere
Pity a Sick Friend Card Offers Restorative Aid
A penny postal card offers to help a ill friend with Dr Shoop's Restorative. The pitch promises nerve strengthening cures for conditions like dyspepsia and rheumatism, with books and a Racine Wis address. It claims high cure rates and requests only the friend’s name to arrange delivery through a local druggist.
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Thore
Viceroy Alexieff Poisoned Rumors Quashed In Note
Vague reports in St. Petersburg claimed Viceroy Alexieff died of poison. A semi official note from Port Arthur denied the tale, saying the admiral had been present and received his customary receptions yesterday. The dispatch also notes two Georgia postmasters named for nominations, with secretary of legation and Panama postings listed.
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Alexieff
St. Petersburg
Viceroy Alexie
Port Arthur
Alexiey
Georgia
Washington
Senate
Legation
Wiliam W. Russell
Maryland
Panama
Mattie H. Hanech
Forsyth
Hugh M. Piereg
Moultria
Panama US Panama Canal clash in House hearing
Fragmentary report describes a heated House exchange over Panamanian policy and the Panama Canal. Debating figures criticized President Roosevelt, Yale professors, and international law, asserting support for U S recognition of Panama and a canal, amid partisan tension.
Sweat Chosen as Commander of South Georgia Brigade
In Bavanash Georgia on February 1 J G Sweat of Waycross was named commander of the south Georgia brigade of the United Confederate Veterans by General Stephen Do on the recommendation of General Peter McGlashan commander of the Georgia division. Also Macon notes Dr Eugene B Elder hospital surgeon in charge at the city hospital is improving and is driven about the city this afternoon with full recovery expected soon.
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Waycross Man
South Georgia Brigade
United Confederate Veterans
Br. Elder
Macon
Eugene B. Elder
City Hospital
Elder
Another Interpretation
A fragment from The Philadelphia Press presents a dialogic snippet where Miss Budd overhears a remark about identity and age, hinting at competing or mistaken personas. The spat likely centers on social intrigue and youthful prowess versus experience in a literary or theatrical milieu.
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Philadelphia Press
Miss. Budd
Local Cotton Prices Rise Amid Market Excitement in Georgia
Eatonton and Americus report strong spot prices as buyers push for sixteen and a half to seventeen cents. Traders refuse higher offers while sellers hold firm, with notable sales for eighteen bales at 16 11 18 cents and a $1,595.14 check, marking a peak unseen in forty years for cotton brought to Greenesboro and surrounding markets. Sixteen and a half to seventeen cents dominate trading, amid lively demand and firm offers from buyers.
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Eatonton
Walker Bras
Willard
Greenesboro
SpeeMly
A. A Kimbrough
J. B. Williama
Americus
Samuel McKay
Macon
The Bridal Necklet and Hindoo Betrothal Rituals
A London Telegraph tale recalls Hindoo wedding customs where a necklet or thali replaces a ring. The thali is tied to the bride as a betrothal symbol during ceremonies at Moulmein and in South India, with variations among Brahmins and Mahometan converts.
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London Telegraph
Thd
Moulmein
Muarriammé
South India
Deva-Dassi
Boyas
Bedaurus
Greene Superior Court Opens In Greensboro
In Greensboro, February 1, Special: Greene Superior Court convenes Monday before Judge H G Lewis with about twenty-five new cases on the docket and a similar number of old cases carried over from September. The courthouse has been repainted and is ready for proceedings, with limited criminal business expected.
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Greene Superior Court
Greensboro
H G. Lewis
Cou
Houseman Takes New Post in Brunswick
H Houseman former Southern railway agent in Macon Ga departs for Brunswick to assume the general agent role for the company She leaves after four years in Macon where she made many friends and well wishes accompany her to the new post
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Houseman
Brunswick
Macon
H. Houseman
Gouthern Railway
Ad Thae
Ebrunevaict
Heat producing foods claim Scott's Emulsion protects against illnesses
The Esquimo eats blubber the North woodsman fat pork and the Norwegian fisherman cod liver oil all as heat producing foods. Scott's Emulsion is touted as the best protection against colds grippe and pneumonia because it is a heat and fat producing food of the highest quality.
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North Woodsman
Scott
Health and wealth in farming age a cry for vigor
A U S 19th century farming outlook extols the modern farmer as progressive and rich with potential. It promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to purify blood, aid digestion, and build strength, citing testimonials from Horace Lynch and others while urging outdoor exercise and sun for health and vitality.
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Nature
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Ito
Lynch
Golden
Iet
Golden Medical
Nrtes
J. M. Westers
Enq
Regina
Pike County
Texas
Kentucky
Dr Pierce
Rank
Knights of Pythias
Y. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Morgan Attacks Panama Treaty and Bunau Varilla
Senator Morgan denounces the Panama Canal Treaty as a fraud driven by France and Panama. He condemns Bunau Varilla, links him to the revolution, and insists the canal company exploited the wrecked republics. The speech ends with a critique of executive secrecy and southern capitulation. The senate adjourns after an executive session at 4 60 pm.
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Republic of Colombia
N. B Wiss
Morgan
Canal Company
Bunau-Varilla
United States
Panama
Senate
Republic of France
France
Bunan-Varille
M. Bunau-Varilla
Bunau-Verilla
Congress
New
Panama Canal Company
Mr. Morgan
Antethmten Canal
The
Aouth
Laws of Nations
South
Ade
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Wright and
Ide
Philippine Islands
Fagg
England
Holland
United States of America
Massachusetts
Panama Canal
Thayer
Grosvenor
Yale College
Grosvehor
Mr Grosvenor
Mr. Thayer
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr Slims
Democrat
Tennessee
Grosvenorf
Grosse- Mor
Sweat
Putnam Planters
Esquimo
Country Life
Geo. W. Lynch
Worcester Mutual Benefit Association
Mason St
Worcester
Mass
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