Visit of Rev J H Stanford to Chattanooga Veterans
Rev J H Stanford writes about a reunion of old veterans in Chattanooga. He describes touring Lookout Mountain by auto road and electric car, visiting Chickamauga Park, and honoring Georgia and Taylor County veterans. He praises Prof Wallace, notes sober conduct, and hopes for future gatherings in Jacksonville.
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J. H. Stanford
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Chickamauga Battle Field
Dixies
Dixie
New York Monument
Terra Firma
Chickamauga Park
Bermuda
Georgia
Plea in Behalf of Mr J T Peterman
Letter from WS Carter night guard and W C Monroe GA June 2 1913 asking Butler Herald to help J T Peterman restrained in county jail since Feb 11 1913. He praises Peterman as a faithful prisoner suffering appendicitis and urges sympathetic action to ease his confinement and labor load.
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Butler Herald
J. T. Peterman
State Farm
Myslf
Emily
WS. Carter
W.C. C. G. Monroe
Mercer University President Resigns in Macon
Dr Y Jamerson resigns as Mercer University president at once after a board vote in Macon Georgia. Dr EH Dargan, pastor and board chair, likely to succeed him. Col W A Huff found guilty of contempt of court for letters criticising Judge Emory Speer. Judge W L Grabb presided in Birmingham Alabama.
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Jamerson
Mercer University
Macon, Ga
Y. Jamerson
Col
W. A. Huff
Macon
Emory Speer
W. L .Grabb
Birmingham
Ala
Croup Remedy Ad Warns Parents to Treat Early
Public notice advises parents that children with croup signs such as hoarseness should receive Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly to ward off attacks. Sold by all dealers.
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Bret Sympton
Chamberlain
Captain English's Weekly Letter Reflects Rustic Optimism
Mr. Editor, an excellent rain boosts oats and corn prospects, while a digressive piece discusses crop abundance in California, Japanese labor, and a call for clearer medical speech. The writer muses on perceiving life from new angles, citing Emerson on perspective and urging a brighter view.
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Ary
Columbus
Messrs
Paris
Thornton
Esculpius
California
Bryan
Florin
Order of Nature
Fairy Land
State Capital Notes Seeks Capitol Talks and Grants
Checks for 2000 dollars to eleven district agricultural colleges bring total payments to 8000 to date under a law limiting further receipts to 10000. The fund comes from oil and fertilizer inspection fees and will be liquidated before August first. Olive in Atlanta plans and speeches signal a busy legislative opener.
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Atlanta
No Authority Says Gove nor Will Retire
Atlanta June 6. State papers circulated by a Atlanta publicity bureau note that Joseph M Brown is believed to retire from public life after his current term as governor. The piece claims he will pursue literature and farming, but emphasizes he has not announced any future plans and will speak in a regular, orderly manner when ready.
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Emerson
Atlanta
Joseph M Brown
United States Senate
Horace
Brown
United States
Foley Kidney Pills Prove Healing Powers Claims Cure All
Foley Kidney Pills claim to restore confidence in healing for kidney and bladder diseases within reach of medicine. Mrs. Cordelia Copeland of Ardeck Missouri reports a year of trouble cured after five bottles, a common outcome said to be shared by all users. Sold by all dealers.
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Cordelia Copeland
Ardeck
Foley
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J. W. Edwards
Butler Ga
Taylor County
Jackson G. Smith
Edwards Bros
Maund Brothers, Watchmakers and Jewelers
Paschal, Go
Southern R. R
Butler
Peterman-Cox Co
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Wee
Old Taylor
South
A. 5S
Wallace
Jacksonville
Captain English
OLIVE
Samuel L. Olive
Augusta
Kimball
Capitol
John Allen
Baldwin
Senate
Taa J.R. Anderson
Chatam
Prison Commission
P. A. Methvin
T. A. Cheatham
Tom Johnson
Agricultural Department
B. Sanders Walker
Walker
Govenor
S.H. Phelan & Son
S. H. Phelan & Son
Roberta, Georgia
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