Are Your Kidneys Weak A Swamp Root Advertorial
An Atlanta Daily Constitution advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It links kidney health to overall well being, cites testimonials, explains symptoms of kidney trouble, and offers free sample bottles and a book by mail. It cites hospital use and physician recommendation.
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Eklimers
K. Reynolds
Colambue
Dr. Kilmers
Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Augusta Chronicle manager elected chamber president
Augusta, Ga January 21 H H Cabaniss manager of The Augusta Chronicle was unanimously elected president at the chamber of commerce annual banquet. Officers named for the year include Maurice Walton first vice president P H Rice second vice president and George Nees secretary and treasurer.
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Augusta
Chamber of Commerce Tonight
H. H. Cabanise
Augusta Chronicle
H. H. Cabaniss
Maurice Walton
P. H. Rice
George Nees
Ransom Wins Petri Medal In Local Oratorical Contest
In Columbus Georgia on January 21 the annual Petri oratorical medal declamation contest was held at the high school. The program featured musical selections by the High School Orchestral and Choral Clubs and several readings by students. Eugene Ransom was awarded the Petri medal for his performance titled The New South and Sailor's Lullaby.
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Ransom
Petri
Columbus
Muel
High School
Wagner
Dickenson
Greg Worsley
Cube
Thaurston
Pomeroy Golden
Grady
Felix Philips
Weking
Henry W. Grady
Chilton Coleman
the New South
Eugene Ransom
Tenora
Clifford Seals
Greensboro educators attend state association annex session
A large gathering of city school superintendents and principals arrives for the annex session of the state association in Greensboro N C President Venable of the university is among the prominent educators present as more arrive by incoming trains.
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Greensboro
N. C
Jami
State Association
Venable
The
University
Young Buice’s Wound Healing Progress
Macon Georgia January 2 special report says Young Buice had a fairly restful night and his condition late this evening was satisfactory to physicians and the Warren at the hospital. The wound from removing a piece of the skull is healing nicely.
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Young Buice
Macon
Youmg Buice
Warren
Cotton sale highs hit 14 cents in Elberton and Montgomery
In Elbert?on a public square sale yielded about one hundred bales at 1444 cents, the highest price yet. Cotton market activity continues with most of the crop marketed and average prices around 11 cents. In Montgomery 628 bales sold at 14 cents flat, average $70 per bale, totaling $43,960, with last year’s same date price at 7.? cents and $25,120 total, showing a near doubling.
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Fiberton
Montgomery
Ala
Big Jewelry House Fatals Receivership in Savannah
Sternberg & Co. jewelers of Savannah filed for voluntary bankruptcy on January 21. A temporary receiver was appointed within thirty minutes to manage the business at the request of local creditors and a foreign creditor. The schedule lists assets of 83,964.70 and liabilities of 72,623.40.
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Sternberg & Co
Savannah
Sternbure & Co
Henry Hoskinson Paralyzed in Rome Stroke Alarms City Leader
Henry Hoskinson a prominent Rome citizen and longtime lawyer suffered a stroke this afternoon. He serves on the city school board and his condition is reported as alarming.
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Henry Hoskinson
Rome
Hoskinson
College Girls Graze Death at Greensboro Dormitory Fire
Charlo te N C January 23 Fire destroyed the main dormitory kitchen dining rooms laundry and boiler buildings of the State Normal college for girls at Greens horo Three hundred students in the burned dormitory escaped without injury but over one hundred lost their clothing The watchman received praise for awakening students the loss is about 70000 with 625000 insurance The state property building had been in use only a few years Citizens aided students with loans banks offered 100 each Southern railway gave free transport home Exercises to resume by Monday.
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Charlotte
N. C
State Normal College For
Greenshoro
Greensboro
Southern Railway
Thames Strike at Blackshear Wrecks Engines and Cars
Blackshear Georgia January 21 A head on collision on the east side of Blackshear Manufacturing Company between through freight No 209 and a switch engine wrecked both engines and five box cars. Train 209 was led by Conductor W J Jobe and Engineer T H Turner while the switch engine was led by Conductor Douglass and Engineer Bissell. Turner was injured, Bissell mildly cut. firemen unhurt. Open switch caused wreck.
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Blackshear
Blackshear Manufacturing Company
W. J. Jobe
T. H. Turner
Douglass
Bissell
Turner
Hearing on Tobacco Growers Tax Relief Scheduled
Washington January 21 The house committee on ways and means will grant a hearing February 4 on several pending bills for the relief of tobacco growers The general proposition is to remit the customs tax on growers who stem and twist their own tobacco.
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Washington
Hous Committee On Ways and Means
True Bill Found Against Patrick in Georgia Murder
Columbus Ga January 21 The grand jury today indicted John Thomas Patrick on murder charges for shooting and killing John D Irvin in a First Avenue bar during Christmas week Patrick surrendered the day after the killing and is in the county jail The grand jury returned several other indictments and a number of no bills
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Columbus
John Thomas Patrick
John D. Irvin
First Avenue
Patrick
Georgian editors chosen for University of Georgia magazine
The Georgian editors for the next term have been chosen from eight nominees by the university literary committee. Editor in Chief M. H. Blackshear. associate editors James Hull and A. G. Golucke. exchange editor A. L Hardy. Falmagundi editor W. B. Moore. business manager John B. Gamble. The staff aims to elevate The Georgian as a premier college magazine in the south.
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Athens
Pecilal
University of Georgia
M. H. Blackshear
James Hull
A. G. Golucke
A. L Hardy
W. B. Moore
John B. Gamble
South
Guaranteed Piles Cure Ad Promises Quick Results
An old advertisement claims a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding piles. It states a druggist will refund money if PAZOOLNT MEN fails to cure in six to fourteen days and mentions a price of 800.
God Not Present in Battleships
Continued from first page, the article argues conscience and heart character are rising as dominant virtues. It says virtue lies not in armed might but in moral sense matching industrial progress, with peace resting on justice from tribunals like those at The Hague, not wealth or learning elites.
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Tribunals Ilka
The
Hague
Savannah Auto Tourney Sets World Speed Championship
Savannah, January 21 — Arrangements are made for a trial of speed between Harney Oldfield of Detroit and Charles Graham of New York at Savannah early in February. They will race for the world championship on the circular track with banked turns to ease the difficulty. The contenders will halt en route from Orthond Beasa, a. Several other renowned automobilists will join in additional events.
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Savannah
Harney Oldfield
Detroit
Charles Graham
New York
Sham
Orthond Beasa
Eel Stops City Mills Wheel in Columbus
A six foot eel wrapped around a city mill wheel at Col umbus water gate stopping a 75 horsepower wheel. Workers found a large eel mass in the wheel, removed it in sections, and water flow resumed. First such incident in local history.
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Columbus
City
Landslide Buries Worker in Charleston Sewer Project
In Aiken South Carolina today a landslide at a city sewerage extension site trapped several laborers. One man named Wallace Turnbull was buried under clay and timbers, others escaped. Turnbull's body had not yet been recovered.
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Charleston
8. C
Aiken
Wallace Turnbull
Tyrnbull
Local officials lack quorum. aldermanic meeting adjourns
Short items note the aldermanic board failing to reach a quorum as Inman and Terry adjourned to 3 PM while the water commissioners handled routine business. Train incidents lead to a bicycle thief pursuit and a suspect named Joe Coleman. A new baby arrives to Mr and Mrs Herbert B Pavia at 233 Luckie Street as their family grows amid community notices. The Y M C A junior and intermediate department hosts its third annual book reception with a musical program and storytelling by Captain Jack Crawford in the building’s third floor parlors.
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Herbert B. Pavia
Luckie Street
Mr. Davia
Continental Gin Company
A. R Holderby
Davia
Young Men's Christian Association
Philip Green
Vance Fiunter
Ethel Beane
Paniat
Jack Crawford
University of Atlanta consolidation debate and donors
A Presbyterian conference discusses moving Clarksville’s college to Atlanta citing declining student numbers since 1898. Dr A A Little argues removals moral and legal, donors motives examined, committee formed to draft consolidation plan. Report recommends uniting Southwestern Presbyterian University with Columbia Theological University near Atlanta, with elected directors to finalize the merger.
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Wella
Clarksville
A.A. Little
Alabama
Atlante
Clarksville University
Stewart College
Atlanta
John Miller
Miller
Tampa
Fila
A .A. Little
Selma
Ala
Himhouge
Vicksburg, Miss
W. 8. Stephenson
Cheraw,ac
Beys
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Columbia Theological University
Know How to Get Well Offer Without Payment
An advertisement promises Dr Shoop's Restorative and a month of treatment at the sender's risk with no fee unless benefit is seen. The writer urges readers to request booklets on various health topics, offers to arrange six bottle supply via a local druggist, and claims wide patient success while urging immediate letter contact from Racine Wisconsin.
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Tyne
Walt
Walt*® Who Wrong Yourself By Doubting—By Delay—By Prejdice
Shean
Racine
Wis
Mother's Dread Over Child Health and Dr. Pierce’s Cure
A mother frets over her unconscious infant while advertising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription a vegetable tonic claimed to prevent ill health in women and insure healthy births. The piece touts cures, guarantees, testimonials from mothers, and offers free medical advice from Dr. Pierce, urging readers to request the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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R. V. Pierce
United States
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Reoe
Common Sense Medical Adviser
M. J
Buffalo
Controversy Over University Consolidation Plans
A Georgia Florida conference debated plans to consolidate the Southwestern University with Clarksville and Stewart College endowments. Amendments proposed shifting property and funds to Clarksville and Atlanta, with minority reports warning the move could ruin the institution and violate contracts. The majority report passed 15 to 3, and a transmission plan to six-state synods was ordered.
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Alexander
Walden
Southwestern University
D W Pipes
A. J. McKay
Atlanta
Dr Elder Recuperating After Complex Wounds In Macon
In Macon Georgia on January 21 special reports say Dr Elder remains hopeful for recovery. He slept well through a quiet night and shows healing in wounds to his back chest and head though brain injury remains the main risk. Attending physicians caution several days needed to assess danger. Dr Elder is in good spirits and resting easily.
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Elder
Macon
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