Why Not Grow Apples
The Wal ker County Messenger urges apple cultivation and cites Georgia as having untapped potential. It highlights the example of S. M. Wayman near Pompea, four miles from Griffin, showing Middle Georgia can prosper with proper varieties and planting. The piece argues farmers should invest similarly to peaches to build a thriving apple industry statewide.
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Walker County Messenger
Dalton Argus
Georgia
North Georgia
S. M. Wayman
Pompea
Griffin
Middle Georgia
Electric Bitters Praise From Vestal Center Woman
In a letter Mrs Rhinevault of Vestal Center NY extols Electric Bitters as a divine gift for women aiding buoyant spirits health and vigor while curing nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backache and fainting spells. The Johnson Drug Co in Newnan GA advertises the remedy.
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Mra . Rhinevault
Vestal Center
Johnson Drug Co
Hon Fleming G Dubignon Dies in Atlanta
Hon Fleming G Dubignon, a leading Georgia lawyer and former strong political figure, died in Atlanta Friday. His funeral was held Sunday in Savannah where his remains were laid to rest at his old home. He had suffered locomotor ataxia, which ended his political career and left him practicing law. The state mourns the loss of a prominent figure with vast friendships across Georgia.
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Fleming G. Dubignon
Georgia
Atlanta
Savannah
Cedartown Standard
Mrs Earl J Brown Hosts Taft Party Aboard Mercur
Mrs Earl J Brown wife's Marl Ivan Brown Corps of Engineers US A stationed in Wilmington NC entertains Taft party aboard the Government Steamer Mercur on the Cape Fear River. North Carolina guests hear of Revolutionary Civil War events while dining. Senator Overman presents a Mammy Dinah whisk broom as a souvenir amid a festive Wilmington visit.
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Earl J. Brown
Taft
Brown
Marl
Ivan Brown
Corps of Engineers
Willmington
N. C
Mercur
U.S R. C
Old River
Virginia
North Carolina
Tuftin
Wilmington
N.C
Lee S. Overman
Dinah
Earl Brown
Dina
Notice of Third and Last Tax Rounds
Third and last rounds announced for collecting state and county taxes for 1909. Gatherings scheduled at multiple towns with dates and hours, including Whitesburg Carrollton Crogs Plain and other locations, with officials M. E. Griffin, T. C. C. involved.
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M. E
Griffin, T
C. C
Newspaper Subscriptions Offer Low Yearly Rate
The Free Press and Atlanta Semi Weekly Journal priced at twelve months for 1.25 dollars.
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Free Press
Atlanta
Journal
Diphtheria Care Rules and Public Health Advice
Public health guidance outlines strict isolation for diphtheria cases, nursing rotation, disinfection of rooms and clothing, and precautions to prevent spread. It warns against dust, pet access, and casual visits, and explains germ transmission and proper disinfectant use with cautions on handling poisons.
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Card of Health of
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Oronger
Laboratory of Hygiene
Man Escapes Thunder Storm After Subscriptions Overage
A man afraid of thunder hid in a hollow log during a storm. The log swelled and trapped him until he realized he had not paid his newspaper subscription. He then freed himself and left the log unharmed.
Registration urged for all voters under new law
The Cedartown Standard urges all eligible residents to register immediately, arguing non tax-payers may lose rights under the new law. The paper stresses avoiding disfranchisement of reputable white men and promotes swift registration as the safest plan.
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Cedartown Standard
Newspaper Offer Promises Three Papers for One Dollar and a Half
The notice advertises a combined subscription deal for The Atlanta Constitution, The Tri Weekly, and The Free Press at a total price of one dollar and fifty cents. It emphasizes affordability and media access for readers seeking multiple papers.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Trie Weekly
Free Press
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R. J. Bigham
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Scott & Bowne
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N. Y
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Flannelette
S. C. Kytle
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Atlanta College
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