What 10 Did For This Woman Danville Va
Mrs Marrig Halley of 601 Colllahone Street Danville Virginia writes that spending ten dollars on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills improved her condition greatly. She reports relief from bearing down pains better sleep and overall health and urges others to try the remedy. The letter notes the product is made from native roots and herbs and invites readers to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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Danville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Iver Pilla
Gogg
Mrs
Marrig Halley
Collahone Street
Lydia E. Penkham
Lydia
Elys Cream Balm Promises Quick Head Cold Relief
An old ad claims a small bottle of Elys Cream Balm can be applied in the nostrils to clear air passages, relieve nasal congestion, and ease catarrh. It promises instant relief from stuffed up noses and mucus with soothing antiseptic action.
Tango the Marvelous Remedy for Corns and Bunions
An advertising note touts Tango as the best treatment for corns and bunions claiming swift relief. It promises painless removal of the corn core, pink healthy skin, and a money back guarantee if it fails, with price 25c at all druggists from dneobs' Pharmacy Atlanta.
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Dneobs
Atlanta
Social notes from local society in the Pence de Leon area
Mrs and Mrs Robert E O Donnelly take an apartment in Pence de Leon. Mrs Oliver Jones convalescing and seeing friends. Miss Gladys Byrd photographed for New York Herald Dine page. Miss Lottie Collins from London visiting Mrs E B Le Wetant in Pence de Leon. Mrs Omar Franklin Elder leaves for Bronwood and will host Mrs Smedley Flowers of Dawson for the week. Mrs Sam Howell of Cartersville to be guest of Miss Beaufort Mathews. Mrs Howell formerly Miss Anne Harvey of Cartersville. Eben George Russ, guest of sister Mrs H L Stearns, returns to Philadelphia next week. Miss Elia May Thornton to have visitors this weekend. Mr and Mrs Wideman Lee of Philadelphia. Mrs Ben Lee Crew returning from Bainbridge. Mrs A M Toddinson with daughter in Buffalo for winter. Miss Jennie Noble returning from New York. Mrs C J Statesman entertaining bridge club at Williams Street home. Mrs W C Jarnagin leaves for Wilmington NC for Miss Florrie Northrop wedding. Mrs W O S Mason hosting Ansley Park Sewing Club on Juniper Street. Mrs Klatt Armstrong entertained at bridge in Ansley Park. Mrs B M Boykin Ya with sip at home in Ansley Park. Mrs John Callaway of Knoxville spent days in city en route to Madison GA.
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Oliver Jones
Gladys Byrd
Addapta
New York Herald
Lottie Collins
London
Eng
EB le Wetant
Ponce de Leon
Eben George Russ
H L Stearns
Philadelphia
Misa Elia
May Thornton
Widemen Lee
Ben Lee Crew
Colonal
John L Donaldson
Bainbridge
A. M Toddinson
Edward H Butler
Buffalo
Jennie Noble
New York
J J Statesman
Willams, Street
W C Jarnagin
Wilmington
Florrie Northrop
W OS Mason
Ansley Park
Juniper Street
Klatt Armstrong
Bridge
Ansley Par
B M Boykin Ya
John Callaway
Knoxville
Tenn
Madison
German Consul Von Quellenstein Promoted by Kaiser
Dr Zoepffel von Quellenstein, German consul to Atlanta, has been named consul general for the Southeastern states. His territory now includes Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama with headquarters in Atlanta.
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Zoepffel von Quellenstein
Atlanta
United States
Quellenstein
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mrs Myrtle Stroman Injured by Auto Near Whitehall
Mrs Myrtle Stroman of 224 Forrest Avenue was injured when an automobile driven by Robert Wilson backed into the curb and pinned her to a brick wall near Hunter and Whitehall. She was taken to Grady Hospital with bruises and nervous shock. Wilson, driving the car owned by George L Hall, was attempting to clear the jam at Hunter Street intersection. Her injuries were not considered serious.
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Myrtle Stroman
Forrest Avenue
Grady Hospital
Robert Wilson
Hunter
Whitehall
Keely Company
Wilson
George L. Hall
Hunter Street
Stroman
Archdeacon Webber to Conduct Services in Atlanta
Archdeacon Percy H Webber of Boston arrived from Denver where he led Lenten services. He will preside at early communion at St Luke's at 7:80 and again at 10. A midday service is planned at Forsyth Theater at 12.10 with a brief address. He will remain in Atlanta through the week.
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Percy H Webber
Boston
Atlanta
Denver
Colo
Archdeacon Webber
St Luke's Church
Forsyth Theater
General Council Special Meeting To Address Street Resurfacing
The General Council holds a special meeting at 3 o clock to approve street committee action buying two resurfacing machines and to receive two veto messages from Mayor Woodward. The session will consider a $1 750 car fare for city detectives and a plan to place twenty police supernumeraries on regular duty at 50 per month, plus an $8 500 legal advertising bill. Mayor opposes combining measures. Edwin F Johnson to draft a $500 car fare appropriation and defer action on supernumeraries until Luna sheet is ready.
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Woodward
General Council
Edwin F. Johnson
Marshal Murry Freed In Fort Valley Murder Case
Perry Ga March 23 W E Murry city marshal of Fort Valley was discharged this afternoon after a commitment hearing on murder charges for the killing of Henry W Braswell of Fort Valley on March 15 The defense claimed self defense The three justices J W Mathews J M Gisenby and W B Edwards presided and reached their decision this afternoon Colonel July Felton led the prosecution Hon Thomes Felder and Hon Robert H E Brown with Colonel Eamett Houser defended for Fort Valley
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July Felton
Montezuma
Thomes Felder
Macon
Robert HE Brown
Eamett Houser
Fort Valley
Judge George Denies New Trial for Bivins in Gleaton Killing
Cordele Georgia March 23 Judge W George overrules motion for a new trial in the case of Arnor Bivins convicted as an accessory in the Gleaton killing and sentenced to be hanged. Carter Strozier counsel has filed bill of exceptions and plans to appeal to the state supreme court and governor if needed. The defense asserts unfair jury processes and improper influences but the judge says he knew nothing of disorders during the trial.
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Stroziers
George
Two Macon Men Fined for Skipping Jury
Macon Georgia March 2 Special Leroy Wall and Bank Smith, noted young Macon men, were fined by Judge Mathews in superior court for failure to report for jury service in the Washington Will case. The case was continued due to attorney illness, but the judge imposed penalties on the two delinquent jurors who said they had forgotten about the summons.
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Macon
Leroy Wall
Bank Smith
Mathews
Washington
New York Plans Great Revival After Clergy Conference
A city wide religious revival movement formed after a March 3 conference of seventy clergymen from five denominations. weekly meetings will organize the effort, with Rev Charles W. Welsh predicting the city’s greatest revival soon.
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New York
Charles W.welsh
Fertilizer Firms Face Tax Judgments in Alabama
Judgments totaling 1.86 million dollars were rendered against fertilizer companies by the Alabama state tax commission. The solvent credit law required payment of taxes, and the firms testified before the commission before the rulings.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas A Kercheval Dies in Nashville Mayor for Years
Nashville on March 23 reports the death of Thomas A Kercheval aged, long time mayor of the city. He served fourteen terms as mayor, shaping the city in a period of steady growth.
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Thomas A. Kercheval
Nashville
Gordon Court Convenes in Gordon County
Gordon County Superior Court convened here with Judge A W Fite presiding. Visiting attorneys include S F Maddox Julian McCamy and Shumate of Dalton Judge JM eel of Cartersville and JM Neel Sr of Cartersville Judge Newt Morris of Marietta Hon John L Tye of Atlanta and R M King of Chatworth.
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Camounia
Gordon County
A W Fite
Cartersville
S F Maddox
Julian McCamy
Shumate
Dalton
JM. Eel
JM. ‘Neel, Sr
Newt Morris
Marietta
John L. Tye
Atlanta
R M King
Chataworth
Patriots' Graves Marked in Eastman Georgia
On March 23 in Eastman Georgia a marker was unveiled over the grave of Hon. John Daniel a Revolutionary War soldier. The marker, formed by the United States government, honors his service as noted by the Daughters of the American Revolution in this city.
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Eastman Ga
Bishops Grave
Eastman
William Fewthapter
Last full-blood Chippewa dies in Ottawa county infirmary
Victoris Cadaract, 108, claimed last full-blood Chippewa, died last night in Ottawa county infirmary near Oak Harbor. She had lived alone in a Curtice area cabin until ten days ago.
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Toleie
Ohio
Victoris
Marshal Kills Negro in Georgia Standoff
Bishop Georgia March 23 Special Luke Johnson, a negro who had stabbed another man, was killed by Marshal Jim Foster when the suspect attempted to draw a pistol as the officer tried to arrest him. Books close April 30 for state and county tax returns.
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Bishop, Ga
Luke Johnson
Jim Foster
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