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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
7
A historical advertisement extols osteopathy as a drug free medical system. It asserts high cure rates across asthma pneumonia heart disease and numerous ailments with Dr. DeMorian practicing in a city office near the courthouse.
Local brief notes advise precautions to avoid malaria while visiting St George Island and the gulf. The weeklong guest list includes Miss Alberts O Donnald Bambridge Miss Howell Atlanta and many local residents who enjoyed the gulf breezes and breakers.
The Democrat will club with the Farmers Union News for 1.75 per year, including a copy of the Farmer's Union Bulletin on home mixing of fertilizers. Capt. J W Buits has been ill ten days in Florida. Rev M B Wharton, former Bainbridge pastor, died in Atlanta. Rev J A Smith helped in a revival near Calvary. Friedman Tobacco Co stockholders elected E T Hines president, L A Friedman vice president, and John M Fleming secretary-treasurer.
Hon. L. F. Patterson returns from Texas where he attended the National Convention of Elks in Dallas as a delegate. He was accompanied by his niece Mrs. J. F. McDonald and visited relatives seen after years. Miss Lillian Bruton hosted about fifty guests for Miss Speight of Fort Gaines. Johnson, Hare & Cunningham run a bargain clothing sale. Mrs. C. C Brown and daughters vacation in North Georgia at Gasville Tallulah Falls and Clarksville. Mr. Russell Brown attends Georgia Tech summer session for fall entry.
An 8 hour law spurs demand for telegraph operators with 20000 new posts expected in ten months. Southern School of Telegraphy in Newnan, Georgia advertises four to six month training with guaranteed job placement and salaries from 50 dollars and up.
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