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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
7
A text advocating Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney issues. It links kidney health to overall well being, cites personal testimonials, and urges readers to try the product for relief of headaches, fatigue, sleep troubles, and urinary symptoms. The ad-style copy markets the medicine as a universal aid.
An Atlanta Daily Constitution notice promotes Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It urges readers to buy the regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles and to request a free sample bottle and information book by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York, noting the paper guarantees the offer.
An incoherent fragment suggests the president discusses cabinet changes and the potential retirement of Attorney General Mer. References to tenure, a future term, and possible successors appear, with unclear details and lingering questions about the next moves.
Inquiries at the hospital relate to a man named Mendel Rank who was shot and is improving. A warrant for assault with intent to murder was sworn by Rawuk’s father and placed with the sheriff. Dewald, a long-time Southern yards worker, was injured in a freight accident but expects to recover. John Slatten, 94, died. Mrs. C. Bond Difm Wheterday, 79, died and funeral services set. Auto license law changes prompt a meeting at city hall to discuss compliance and a new charter granted to People's Bank of Brookton with capital stock unchanged.
New York November 20 All of Arthur Duffey sprinting records were expunged by the Amateur Athletic Union after a report condemning expense money to amateurs. The board elected Forrest Adair of Atlanta as Southern Association governor. Eckersall was reinstated with a warning to avoid future infractions. Union officers named include McCabe Sullivan Nesbit and Brown.
Oxted Mass November 20 Cumberland defeats University of Mississippi 8 to 0 in a tough game. Mississippi, playing its first contest after two weeks without a coach and limited training, performed creditably. Cumberland scored early after two minutes twelve seconds, with key plays by Tlugeins and Wellin, and a third touchdown came in the second half after a Mississippi fumble. Dodd and Strickland starred for Mississippi on both offense and defense. Shields, Dodd, and Strickland were cited as the standout Mississippi players. Referee Buitt. umpire Conner. timekeepers Oglesby and Ma.
Farmers merchants bankers and cotton buyers in Clay county pledge to the Harvie Jordan led pool backing 5 cent cotton with over 1000 bales pledged today. Enthusiasm grows among previously indifferent traders as they vow to stand pat for 5 cents or nothing.
Macon Ga November 20 Special The habeas corpus bid to gain possession of the wife failed as Ruth Hoge declined to join Wil A Lowry in marriage The judge then heard a divorce petition by her father T Hoge alleging undue influence and fraud Lowry presented good character proof but Ruth refused to commit saying she did not care to say The couple married secretly while she was a student at Gresham High School.
Hugh Chase aged 6 in DeKalb county was accidentally shot in the hand and face while hunting near his East End home. He was taken to Grady hospital where physicians reported his condition as fair to good as remaining fragments were treated. The gun discharged when he dropped it in the woods.
Dr Bradley and his wife were entertained yesterday afternoon at the Kimball house by the Ten Club a Baptist ministers group. The guests included Dr and Mrs Henry Stiles Bradley and members listed as W W Landrum czar Fred J Paxson scribe Sam D Jones Rev Dr John E White Rev J S Purser Rev Dr George Sale M I Brittain W G Cooper H M Willet Rev T P Bell and Rev Dr J S Jameson.
Gainesville Ga November 20 special interesting exercises marked the close of the conference year at the First Methodist church in Gainesville. Dr H J Pearce superintendent of the Sunday school offered resolutions of thanks to retiring presiding elder Rev W L Pierce and pastor Rev B F Fraser. The congregation urged Rev Pierce to use his influence to have Rev Fraser returned. The 11 30 o clock service heard the farewell sermon of Rev Pierce with the four year limit expired. The congregation rose in approval of resolutions of thanks and urged the return of Rev Fraser. Short addresses followed by Hi J Pearce J H Daniel J H Hosch and others as a hymn was sung by local singers.
W Morris of Macon Ga a young clerk at B E Wallace's lunch stand at the Southern depot died this morning after a brief illness He came from Mesina and was a respected business man He is survived by his mother and several relatives The remains will be taken to Mesina his former home for funeral and burial
A marriage of wide interest occurred in Acworth on November 2 as Miss Ruth Northcutt of Marietta wed Mr. L Roy Sparkman of Longview Texas with Rev O Kelly officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Northcutt of Marietta, is popular in Marietta and Acworth. Sparkman, a respected railroad employee, plans to reside in Longview after the ceremony.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as superior nourishment for children and emaciated individuals, claimed to build up wasting bodies and help consumptive tendencies gain flesh and strength, urging readers at Pearl Street to obtain it.
Daniel Ryan starred at the Bijou last night as Captain De Launay in An Enemy to the King. The performance, with a full company, elaborate scenery, and period costumes, drew enthusiastic notices and strong audience support in Atlanta. Also announced today Al. G. Wilson brings The German Gipsy to the Grand with his songs and comic delivery, plus a letter praising Merely Mary Ann. The Grand also books Weber’s all star company for November 27 and 29 with a double bill of musicals.
An advertisement extols Dr J Newton Fletcherway as a leading specialist in this region. It promises expert medical advice without charge for consultation, with access to X rays and medical equipment. The offer invites readers to call at the Yan building for a free consultation and potential treatment only if desired.
Forsyth Georgia November 20 Speriai W Wynne a former merchant and clerk of Forsyth filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy today. There were no cases on the schedules. Liabilities amounted to 1648 dollars.
A Frisco System prospectus urges young men to invest in fruit growing in the Great Southwest. It echoes Ozark apple varieties Ben Davis Grimes Golden Jonathan Winesap and Gano and notes peach and pear potential. It invites inquiries for location guidance and investment information with favorable land at around 10 per acre yielding 100 dollars per acre for apples and peaches. It mentions discounted travel for investigation and suggests November travel windows.
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