Man Credits Tanlac for Twenty Years of Ailment Ending
W H Sanford, a mechanic from Fast Point Ga, declares Tanlac restored his health after two decades of stomach pains headaches and insomnia. He says medicines failed and he regained appetite sleep and energy, now working full days and gaining strength daily.
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Yuffetba
Birmingham
New York City
Tanlac
Ho Sanford
Lamatlas
Sanford
Ani
Fcr
State Senate Race Sparks With Several Contenders
The piece outlines Walter P. Andrews preparing for a possible bid in the state senate from Fulton County, with speculation of a clash against Walter McWheath. It notes Dr J B Douglas seeking the Twenty Fifth district seat and hints the incumbent W T Harrison will not seek reelection. Other items cover Brown's plan to offer Franklin Springs property for drug treatment, Harbin's Chatsworth address, Beck's Murray County senate bid, and various county races in Athens and surrounding areas.
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McAndrews
Andrews
Walter McWheath
Dolgers
Rom Sonate
Atlanta
J B Douglas
Talbotton
State Senate
Georgia
Douglas
Twenty Ofth
W T Harrison
Yatesville
Monroe County
Talbot County
Murray
Chatsworth
E 1 Beck
Murray County
Beck
DP R Dun
Jesse M Sellers
Inuwsual
R Noel Steed
Sping Place
H E Nelgan Oof
Hatsworth
Congress
Poliiies
Triplele
Tom Brown
Milberton
Browns Place
JP le Bond
Danielsville
T G Dorough
Foynton
Sam B. ‘Swilling
Bavonia
Dorsey Davis
Steve Sketon
Pemberton Cooley
Jefferson
W OG Dean
Monroe
Cooley
Jackson County
Nix
W D Martin
Commerce
Ht OB Russell
Winder
T M Bell
Gainesville
Clarke
I. C Brown
Clarke Haz
J Stovall
Aibert County
Oglethorpes
Oglethorpe Cenaty
Nat Arnold
Paul Brown
Lexington
W H Reynolds
Oglethorpe
Pine-Tar-Honey Relief for Chest Congestion
Description of Pine-Tar-Honey as a remedy for chest tightness and oppressive breathing amid dry membranes and difficult phlegm. Claims pine tar cuts phlegm and honey moisturizes, with antiseptic effects and overall tissue relief. Mentions Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey priced at 25 cents.
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Bell
Mrs Rebecca Pilgrim Dies at 93 in Marietta Home
Mrs Rebecca Pilgrim aged 93 died yesterday at her home 48 East Ontario West End. Born in Spartanburg South Carolina in 1822 she moved to Marietta 65 years ago, lived in Atlanta for three years, and was a longtime Methodist. Survived by daughter Elizabeth Pilgrim of Atlanta and grandchildren J W Matthews, C Matthews, T Matthews, and Maud Matthews. Husband died 27 years ago. Body at Roy and A O Donohoo funeral parlors.
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Rebecca Pilgrim
East Ontario
West
Hnd
Spartanburg
Elizabeth Pilgrim
Atlanta
WE J C
T E Matthews
Jan
Maud Matthews
Pilgrim
Marietta
Methodist
Wpiscopal Church South
First Methodist Church of
Roy & A O Donohoo
Two Brothers Sought On Forgery Charges
West Monday report says Monroe Taylor and O W Taylor, both teachers in Stephens County schools, are accused of forging money orders to buy clothing worth 130 dollars and to pay a board bill of 50 dollars. They left Stephens County for Atlanta to avoid arrest after the alleged theft surfaced following their disappearance.
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Stephenar
Atlanta
Monroe Taylor
O W Taylor
Stevens County
Taylors
Stephens
West
Home of W. A. Hope Destroyed by Blaze
Fire gutted the residence of Wo A Hope at 29 Sterling Street around 8 o clock while the family was away. Fire originated from one furnace and flames spread rapidly. Firemen arrived too late to save belongings. damage estimated over $400.
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Sterling Street
Pradeath Deat
Heidwig Mcroe
Wilson In Doubt On Philippine Bill
President Wilson contemplates calling Senate and House leaders to seek agreement on the Philippine independence bill already passed by the Senate but subject to House amendments. The commission of two Dissippine officials said they approved the Senate version except for a clause allowing the President to refer independence back to Congress after four years. The President has not decided and will confer with congressional leaders before final action.
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Washinton
Wilson
Senate
House
Congress
United States
Bible study classes organized at Y M C A
About 119 members formed eleven divisions within the Young Men's Christian Association. Thirteen Bible bands were organized with three classes near employment. Meetings were set for Saturdays, with groups listed by names such as Deer, Nelson, Reeves, and Dunn.
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Duasion
Young Mens Thistiin Association
Orzan of
Ofr
Loy Baw
Nelson
Bert
Ford
Reeves
Dean
Dunn
Defense Bills Made Rapid Progress In War Readiness
Washington February as President Wilson presses both parties on military committee to rush army and militia bills for national preparedness. House and Senate plans outline federalization of militia, expanded regular army, and naval expansion with midshipmen. Conference expected to harmonize divergent approaches while hearings continue.
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Washington
Wilson
Houses
Military Committee
House
Senate
Navy Yards
Annapolis
Clark
The
Military Academy
Hay
Kahn
White House
Hay Wan
Garrigans
War Department
National Guard
War Departments
House Naval Committee
Pape’s Diapepsin Tames Sour Stomach and Indigestion
A promotional notice touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a fast acting, harmless remedy for gases, sourness, and indigestion. It claims quick relief from heartburn, bloating, and gas, promising complete action once contact is made with the stomach.
Naval board debate on personnel issues and reserve law
The hearing continued with Admiral Ble, head of the Bureau of Navigation, on the stand. Blue presented proposals for a redraft of the naval reserve law in extensive detail, and the topic sparked a full day of discussion.
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Jed
Sear
Admiral Ble
Bureau of Navigation
Admiral Blue
Florida Republicans Give No Instructions To Chicago Delegates
The Florida state Republican convention at Palatka chose four at large delegates to the Chicago national convention and nominated George W. Allen for governor and WR O Nest for U S senator. District delegates were named Henry W Bishop, Judge William Gober, FE Milter, and D T Gerow, with no discussion of presidential candidates in a formal resolution.
Agricultural School to Hold Spring Meet in Athens
An agricultural district committee plans a two day state spring meet for twelve district schools in Athens on April 29 and 30. Events include athletic contests declamation music and essay with Dr Joseph S Stewart of the university serving as secretary in charge.
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Athens
Hich
Athena
Joseph S Stewart
Department of Secondary Education
Wrong routing leads to damages suit in Floyd court
JW Williams of Floyd County files a $103 damages suit against Southern Railway in Floyd Superior Court. He alleges his wife’s health suffered after an agent sold a Rome to Battle Creek ticket with the wrong routing, forcing him to spend the night in Cincinnati station.
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Rome
JW Williams
Floyd County
Southern Railway Company
Floyd Superior Court
Battle Creek Midh
Cincinnet Ohio
Eating championship claimed by Cooper at Athens
Special report from Athins on February 9 states Cooper of Center, five miles from Athens, has won a regional long distance eating title. He reportedly consumed seven large sardine boxes, three cans of pork and beans, five half pound cans of tomatoes with bread and crackers, and drank twenty one and a half bottles of soft drinks in a single sitting.
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Athins
Rouder Cooper
Center
Athens
Citys Biggest Project Says York of Emory
Lugton York of Match & Bros urges Atlantans to back Emory University funding pledges totaling 600 to 1000 dollars. He argues the project will lift Atlanta's prestige, provide a showplace for visitors, and offer lasting financial and aesthetic value.
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City
York OF
Emory
Lugton York
Match & Bros Go
Emory University
Atlanta
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