Advertising as the quick path to larger business
Manufacturers who have not adopted advertising envy those who have seen success through it. The Ladies' Home Journal demonstrates new articles added under own name and trademark sold to consumers directly. Advertising reaching the home and its occupants, when clean and wholesome, can boost sales and insure future growth for human-use products. The Curtis Publishing Company Philadelphia Now Your Boston Contest
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Elks Name Philadelphia as Reunion City Past Contests
Denver hosts Elks reunion with about 40000 attendees including 26500 Elks and relatives. Grand parade expected to feature 15000 marchers and many floats. Philadelphia chosen as convention city. Baltimore and St Joseph seen as options, while Philadelphia received 408 votes, Halimore 268.
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Colorady
Elks’ Reunion
Denner
Elks
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Near Ear
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Halimore
St Joseph
Rhode Island Suffered Minor Damage in Newport News Collision
A navy department telegram from Captain Bowman reports the battleship Rhode Island sustained slight damage from a collision with the Norwegian steamer Guernsey at Newport News. The ship’s two three inch guns and mounts were damaged but the injury will not affect planned movements.
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Ashingtor
Navy Department
Bowman
Guernsey
Newport News
Bowman Abus
No Hypnotism Determination Shocks Atlanta Church Family
Miss Ella Hyde with her mother and brother left Grady hospital for South Carolina after an apparent hysteria induced hallucination claiming telepathy with Watt Want of Greenville. Doctors say the episode arose from hysteria not hypnotism, and the family’s visit to Atlanta remains a mystery as they return home once Ella was discharged.
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South Carolina
Grady Hospital
Dea
Watt Want
Greenville
CC Ag
Atanta
Hot Weather Excursion Travel by Central of Georgia Railway
Central of Georgia Railway advertises summer trips to Seabath, Seashores, mountains, and resorts across the north and east as well as rail and sail itineraries to New York, Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia with Savannah steamship connections. Tickets on sale at coupon offices. for rates and schedules contact agent W H Fogg, district passenger agent, Atlanta.
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Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Emat
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
W H. Fogg
Atlanta
Farnham, A B, a Prominent Evergreen Citizen, Dies by Gun Accident
A B Farnham, a prominent Evergreen Alabama citizen, died today after being found with a shotgun wound in his abdomen. Illness had confined him to his home for days and authorities believe he likely reached the gun to clean it and it discharged accidentally.
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Farnham
Alabama
Mrs Nancy D Sparks Dies in Atlanta Family Home
Mrs Nancy D Sparks widow of John William Sparks longtime Atlanta figure and mother of Captain William Clay Sparks died at her home 96 Pulliam Street just before 2 pm Wednesday after a gradual decline of strength. The funeral will be held at Captain William Sparks’s home with Dr Pendleton officiating. pallbearers named.
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John William Sparks
Atlanta
William Clay Sparks
Wy Almot
Pulliam Street
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Mia Sparks
Wilson Finby
Harland
South
Mariam Cridley Tye
William Sparks
Sparks
Lucretia Mershon
Drew Tye
Whitehall Street
James Harvey Wilson
Boyle County
Kentucky
Eemily Duggins
New Albany
Sparkes
Christian Church
Hunter Street
Pendleton
MRA
Tate
Jého William Sparks
WEW Orleans Invites Teddy To Attend Presentation
An invitation to President Roosevelt to visit New Orleans en route to Panama this fall and participate in the presentation to the battleship Louisiana was mailed today by Albert Godchaux head of the New Orleans Progressive Office. The invitation notes the president might travel on the Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Panama
Albert Godchaux
Godchaux
Holloman Resigns as W T Railroad Superintendent
Dublin Ga July 6 Special Tr Holloman resigns the position of general superintendent of the Wright ad Tennilig railroad after many years of service. He will assume the role of general superintendent of the Wadley Southern on August 1. No successor for the W T post is yet announced.
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Dublin
Wrightead Tennilig Railrad
Wadley Southern
Discovery of Valuable Fuller’s Earth Clay in Georgia
An important geological find near Attapulgus in Decatur County Georgia by Prof SW McCattle and colleagues including Dr Eugene A Smith and Dr I M Harper identifies fossils in clays above fuller’s earth. The slag clay, up to four feet thick at Attapulgus, is valued at about a dollar per ton and used to clarify oils and fats and for bleaching. The region, spanning Decatur Grady and parts of nearby counties, may host more of this valuable clay.
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SW. McCattle
Decatur Coynty
Eugene A. Smith
Alabama
T H. Aldrich
Washington, D CC
I. M. Harper
New York
Decatur County
Fuller
Attapulgus
Bainbridge
Aldrich
Chattahoochee
Thia
Rocke
Decatur
Grady
Thomas and
Brooks
Florida
Teachers urged compulsory education and school growth
Mra W H Felton addressed the Georgia summer school teachers at the chapel urging compulsory education and more schoolrooms and teachers to lower pupil loads. Luther Manship's lectures on Song and Story and Dialects of Nations pleased the group as Governor Terrell missed today's talk due to忙Atlanta duties. President Roosevelt made consul appointments including William H Gale and George Bucklin. Heavy rains drowned cotton and other crops across Toomsboro area, with eight plus inches in June and over three inches in July.
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Athens
Wiliam H Felton
Georgia
Fefton
Luther Manship
Terrell
Atlanta
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
William H. Gale
Virginia
George Bucklin
Okle- Puerte Plate
Glauchau
Saxony
Toomsboro Ga
Gotton
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Smallpox Cases Rise in Panama Field Area
Eleven new smallpox cases reported to the War Department raise the Panama total to twenty seven. No Americans are identified as victims and no deaths are confirmed. The report outlines localized spread in the region and notes containment efforts underway.
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Panama
War Department
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