Hood's Sarsaparilla Sells For Clean Complexion Claim
A 19th century treatment promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for pimples and blotches with testimonials from Dora Hogson of Racine Wisconsin. The article also covers a Senate style hearing on prohibiting futures trading in cotton on exchanges and quotes Mr Cone on market ethics and commissions, plus note that Charles Barrett returned home ill with pneumonia.
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Dora Hogson
Racine
Wis
Hood
Cone
Hubbard
New York Cotton Exchange
George W. Neville
Smith
South Carolina
Burleson
Texas
Hardwick
Georgia
Sima
Tennesses
American Association of Grain Exchanges
Mississippi Deadlock on Senator Succession After Ballots
Jackson February 10 After the forty ninth ballot the legislature remains deadlocked on the next senator to succeed the late McLaurin. Former Governor Vardaman led on the second ballot with 79 votes, Leroy Percy had 59, last ballot showed Vardaman down nine and Percy up. Session otherwise quiet. Rockefeller Donates 100000 to Cleveland Y M C A for a two week campaign drive aiming toward a half million dollars in improvements.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Misa
Senator McLaurin
Vardanan
Leroy Percy
Vardaman
Percy
Rockefeller
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Young Men's Christian Association
Clergyman’s Son Testimony On Tuberculosis Cure
A dated testimonial from July 1909 by a clergyman’s son in Amenia New York praises Heuman’s Alterative as a cure for consumption. He details severe symptoms in Rochester including night sweats weight loss and fatigue and credits the remedy after his father learned of the product from doctors. The letter urges investigation and mentions prior failure of conventional treatment.
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Amenia
Rochester
Wreck at Chattanooga as street car demolished
February 10 Chattanooga Tennessee: a switch engine from the Central of Georgia railway crashed into a Rossville street car of the Chattanooga Railway Company at Main street. The heavy car was crushed, more than twenty injured but none fatally. Several workers were arrested including yard master W S Morgan and engineer W W Barnes. All seats filled. the wreckage pinned some passengers briefly.
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Chattanooga
Tann
Central ‘of Georgia’ Railway
Rossville
Chattanooga Railway Company
Main Street
W. 5. Morgan
Central of Georgia
W. W. Barnes
T. L. Johnson
W. Bailey
Government Seeks Recovery Of Coal Lands In Wyoming
Sixty four defendants in coal land fraud cases appeared before the U S land office in Lander Wyoming. The government seeks cancellation of titles to about 9500 acres north of Lander valued at $1.5 million. Lands allegedly filed by dummy entrymen for Owl Creek Coal and Northwestern Coal Co tied to New York capitalists and linked to the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad.
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Lander
Wyo
United States
Land Office
Owl Creek Coal Company
Northwestern Coal Company
New York
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Dynamite Destroys Hanover Pool Room Near Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati reports the Hanover Pool Room near Lawrenceburg Indiana was blown up by dynamite. The building was wrecked and the watchman narrowly escaped. The watchman’s son spotted the burning fuse and alerted his father who fled in night clothes. The popular hub was tied to racing men and sporting excursions.
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Cincinnati
Canners Honored For Service To Humanity At Convention
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, chief chemist, praised American canners for supplying pure foods and urged a general standardization. Governor Fernald stated that high quality canned goods aided explorers reaching polar regions. The remarks closed the convention in City, New Jersey on February 10.
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Allande
City
N. J
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Agriculture
Beford
B.M. Fernald
Mains
Peary
Arcae
Miacoversi
Olcott Plan Aims to Consolidate Mail Rates
Olcott of New York today introduced a bill to consolidate third and fourth class mail, setting 8 cents per pound or 2 cents per 2 ounces, with half-rate for mail originating and staying within a single rural free delivery district. The bill would raise the single-package weight limit from 4 to 11 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olcott
Washington
New York
Dr Woods Hutchinson Visits Atlanta for Material
Dr Woods Hutchinson of New York, famed writer, is in Atlanta for a few days to gather material for new articles. He has written a series for The Saturday Evening Post and contributed to various magazines. He surveys the South where pellagra and hookworm spurred medical interest.
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Woods Hutchinson
New York
Atlanta
South
Roddenbery Wins Seat in Congress in Georgia Primary
In a Georgia congressional primary held across counties including Decatur Dawson Colquitt and Baker Roddenbery led with large margins. Reports show Dr. Roddenbery carried Miller Grady and many counties while Spence Knight and Hoddenbery trailed with varying tallies. The long profile notes his Decatur upbringing Thomasville years in law and politics earning the nickname Alex Stephens of the Wiregrass.
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Hoddenbery
Titton
Tli County
Knight
Spence
Roddenbery
Geta Grady
Cairo
Roddenberry
Colquitt
Moultrie
Waa
Woddenbery
Hariz
Blakely
Earry County
Predaaty Vaiva
Epertod
Knights of A
Randolph
Congressions
Roddehberg
Spooner Criticizes Taft Policy at Payor and Pulp Meeting
Former Wisconsin senator John C. Spooner told about 500 attendees of the American Payor and Pulp Association that President Taft is noble yet faces a difficult legacy. He warned Congress cannot create corporations beyond the District of Columbia and criticized the federal incorporation proposals as a threat to constitutional government. He argued most corporate secrets should remain private and praised standards among business leaders despite prevailing suspicions of corporations.
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Tean
York
John C. Spooner
United States
Wisconsin
American Payor and Pulp Association
Taft
Spooner
Lince
Congress
District of Columbia
Ble
Atty
Tyson Victim of Pneumonia in Savannah Georgia
Savannah Georgia February 11 Tyson grand secretary of the I C O F P of Georgia and grand scribe of the encampment branch of the order died at his home at 2 20 this morning of pneumonia. News of his death will be received with regret across the state as he was a well known figure in the order for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Tyson
I. C
Georgia
Pheumonia
Tynon
Order
Barrell Attacks Carnegie Foundation In Religion Debate
Rev. David I. Barrell of Marble Collegiate Church, New York, told the Presbyterian Alliance executive committee that the Carnegie Foundation promotes hostility to religion. He said the foundation’s influence on Princeton and other Christian institutions questions biblical inspiration and trustworthiness.
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Chicago
David I. Barrell
Marble Collegiate Church
New York
Presbyterian Alliance of the World
Carnegia Foundation
Princeton University
Carnegie Foundation
She Wasnt Superstitious From Fun
Mrs Johnnos frets over a broken hand glass fearing seven years of unhappiness. Mary reassures not to worry as she breaks a larger pier glass in the drawing room, highlighting superstition and light domestic humor. The exchange characterizes small town wit and daily life.
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Mary
Maury
Mrs. Johnnos
Tve
Grewing Room
Georgia items in river and harbor bill reveal large sums
Washington February amendments approve Savannah and Brunswick works while generous provisions aid Georgia Seventh and Fourth Districts. Key allocations include Savannah harbor 400000 and Savannah River 180000, with numerous rivers and canals across the state and nearby Florida projects totaling millions. The Augusta and Coosa river sections receive notable funds, plus canal links and harbor protections.
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John Corrigan
Washington
House
Edwards
Brantley
Adamson
Georgia
Savannah
Brunswick
Lee
Bavannah River
Augusta
Chattahoochee River
Columbia
Brunswick Harbor
Altamaha
Ocmulgee
Oconea Rivera
Ocmulgea River
Macon
Hawkinsville
Club
Plantation Creeke
Et. Andrews Bay
Fla
St. Andrews Bay
Coosa River
Injunction suit decided in favor of B M F Company
In Detroit on February 10 Judge Swan of the U S circuit court Southern District of Michigan denied Studebaker a restraining injunction against the H M F Company to stop direct marketing. The ruling upholds dealer and agent rights under existing contracts, obliging Studebaker to refund deposits totaling hundreds of thousands and likely cancel dealer agreements with Studebaker for H M F and Flanders cars.
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Detroit
Mich
Swan
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of Michigan
Studebakers
BH. M. F. Automobile Company
Studebakery
B. MF
Agenta
Dealera Direct
H. M F
Flanders
0. M. F. Studepot
Studebaker
Tlandera
B. M. F. Company
Studebskera
What is a Gentleman in The Woman's Home Goma
A playful exchange frames the question of a gentleman as Little Sadie asks for the meaning during a spelling lesson. A man hints at light, yet unsure, leaving Sadie to answer that a gentleman is someone you do not know very well.
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Sadie
Andie
Mortuary notices for D W Reed and Stephen Ginn
Dr D W Reed of Adel Ga died at 83 after a long life in Atlanta. Stephen A Ginn, aged 63, a Royston merchant, died at a private sanitarium. Ginn survived by wife and several children and sister Mrs A Berryman. Bodies to Royston for funeral and interment likely Saturday.
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D. W. Reed
Adel, Ga
Atlanta
Stephen A. Ginn
Royston
Higdereth
Mra
A. Ginn
A. Berrayman
Attitude Toward Yellow Journalism Fiasco at The Journal
A new college graduate invited to join The New York Journal faces harsh pushback from a professor who denounces linking academia with yellow journalism. The editor then pressures the youth to write a signed 1000 word piece, accompanied by a $260 check, elevating the professor’s name on the editorial page.
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New York Journal
Arma
Somonatrona
Hearst
Senior Civil War Veteran 86 Confined with Illness
Major Von Den Corput, wounded in the civil war, aged 86, is confined to his residence on Whitehall Street due to rheumatism. Dr. Garden reports pneumonia. Destong Verge in Bermuda, Ga. near Stone Mountain, gesturing concern for local health.
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von den Corput
Whitehall Street
Garden
Destong
The Great Autidr Fes Ends With Poem Dreams
A fragmentary note describes a personal wish to finish a long poem for family and friends, seeking comfort and shared memory as a culmination of creative work.
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Scott
Patten
Chicago Exchange
Commission
Cons
New York Cotton” Exchange
Mr. Scott
Nevile
Wall Street
Beaver Street
Barrett Callen
Charles 3. Barrett
Hekman
Chattapioge
Wyoming
Hanover
Expert Wiley
Amanning
Decatur
Bpence
Dougherty
Tift
Thomas County
Mercer University
Rodanberg
Thomasville
Miller Goea
Miller County
Moddenbery
Gete Clay
Fort Gaines
Thie (Clay) County
Roddenberg
Terrell
Dawson
Baker
Newton
Baker County
Mitchell
Camilla
Thomas
Thomasville, Ga
Cial
Will McReage
Ann Basil Wered
Cwaabington
Louis
Atimutto
Bena Cummins
Fito
Yates
Laudstaft
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Barrell
Iran
Trials Afrieneedems
Philadelphia
Terehes
Savannah Harbor
Rome
Alabama
Mayos Bar
Yanra
Sapela Sound
Melmash County
Altamaha River
Liberty
Mconeens
Lauilla River
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Savannah River
Louieville
Ogeechee River
Gentleman
Goma
Ion
Sacobs
Caldwell’s
Stuart
Fletcher
Sloan
Ayer
Gowan
Jacobs
Carter’s Pine
Foley's
Cardus
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Marietta St
Whitehall St
Decatur St
Mischell St
Madison Ave
Peters St
Great Southern Accident & Fidelity Co
Plate Glass
Atlanta Spirit
Great Southern Accident & Fidelity Go
Candler
DR. Hathaway & CO
Otaee
Liuman Iuilaings
Bell Main 4400
Forsyth St
Southern States Asphalt Roofing Co
W. L. Barngart
College Pack
Masonic Hall
College Park
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