Three Papers a Week For $1.50
An offer for new yearly cash in advance subscribers to receive the Diwockar and the Twice a week Atlanta Journal for 144 columns of first class reading per week for a year at $1.50. Also includes news local and foreign, sample copies available, with various editorial notes and regional quotes.
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Porto Rich
Cuba
Philippines
United States
East
West Indies
Pelf
Republic
New England Homestead
Narrow Escape on the Apalachee Steamer Sinks Near Colum bus
The Apalachee steamer struck a snag fifty miles below Columbus, a two foot by five to six foot hole opened in the hull, water flooded in, men hurried to pump out the ship, and the crew barely saved the vessel as river conditions worsened. The incident parallels dangers on the Chatta hoochee and Flint rivers, prompting calls for better river improvement funding and accountable supervision.
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Columbus
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Eufaula
Bainbridge
Albany
National Congress
J.P. Williams
Griggs
Janie Rae
Congress
Southland
South
Georgia Governor Candler Seen as Steadfast on Constitutional Rights
The Atlanta Journal lauds Governor Candler for resisting territorial expansion and upholding constitutional duties. It traces his stance from his inaugural address through public interviews, noting his alignment with southern sentiment and opposition to aggressive expansion. The Democrat endorses him, affirming early support.
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Conyer
Georgia
Bose Record
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Atlantie
South
Candler
Atlanta Journal
Dr La Faure’s Cough Balsam Wins Praise At Oak City
A Galveston era style testimonial spree endorses Dr La Faure’s Cough Balsam from Oak City Drug Co Bainbridge Ga. Citizens including E R Carswell pastor and A J Smith report rapid relief from severe coughs and improved sleep weight gain after taking the remedy.
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Oak City
Oak City Drug Co
Bainbridge, Ga
E. R. Carswell
Baptist Church
Bainbridge
A.J. Smith
Bye Rheumatism Swift’s Specific Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement promoting Swift's Specific S. S. S. as a blood remedy for rheumatism. It attacks potash and mercury treatments, cites a Mt. Sterling Ky attorney testimonial, and asserts S. S. S. cures by removing acids from blood. Claims no mineral ingredients and offers a $1000 reward for verified mineral content. Books are offered free by Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift
E. K. S. Glinkenbeard
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Mot Springs
Ark
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, Ga
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