The Modesty of Women and Medical Deception
A sensational ad argues women endure scrutiny and examinations to treat female diseases, praising “Favorite Prescription” as a non alcoholic cure. It claims swift relief for debility irregularity and weakness, with doctor endorsements, free samples, and mail order consults from Dr. BV Plaren of Buffalo New York.
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Fts
BR. Ve Plaren
Buffinlo
N.Y
Maree
Matton
Fedelph
Dr BV
Peres
Buffalo
N. Vo
Tr Slek
Merco
Money to Loan on Farm Assets at 6 Percent
We can secure money at six percent interest on farm assets and provide funds now rather than this fall. Contact Ss Jui Boukne or Title Guaranty Co. to place your publication notice immediately.
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Ss Jui Boukne
Title Guaranty Co
Ragwell
Dhaoulp
Sil
Tallapoosa
Georgia
Arthur C, Minter
Produce Market Ad at Kaylor's Old Stand
Jas Daniel J. L. Kaylor on Alabama Street offers the highest cash prices for chickens eggs butter and beeswax. Bring your produce to the old stand for quick payment.
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Jas
Daniel J. L. Kaylor
Alabama Street
Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets Advise Quick Relief
An advertising note promotes Pink Pain Tablets by Camp Drug Co claiming rapid relief for headaches and various pains. The formula, priced at 25 cents per box, is recommended by druggists and doctors alike. It emphasizes quick, effective action for women’s pains and general discomfort.
Brown's Message to General Assembly Urges Bond Aid and Reforms
Governor Brown submits his message urging a $600,000 bond or other plan to promptly pay Georgia teachers and support state institutions He calls for a labor commissioner tax equalizers county assessors inheritance tax and road expansion He warns railroads against abuse and pushes measures to settle dam claims speed double tracking and restore municipal utility control He seeks reduced railroad commission size and a voter registration law benefiting farmers and measures to curb lobbying.
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Joseph M. Brown
General Assembly
Brown
Georgia
Ofice of Commissioner of Labor
Railroad Commission
Atelanta
Statewide reforms urged on banks laws and pensions
A call to shield state banks for depositors and push amendments to game and fish laws. Advocates ample land for the military, commends the last legislature’s annual pension payments aligned with the Atlanta platform, and supports erecting a Confederate dead monument in Capitol square.
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Atlanta
T &E
Capitol Square
Many Men Want McLendons Appointment
Atlanta July 5 Special. Despite the legislature must pass on Chairman S G McClendon and sustain Gov Smith before removal, half a dozen applicants seek the railroad commissioner post now in Governor Brown's hands. He declines comment while the matter rests with lawmakers. Names not learned though several sections have submitted applications.
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Atlanta
S. G. McClendon
Smith
Brown
Sushibie Enquirer Sun
Sheriff Locked In After Prisoner Locks Him In
Sheriff R H Parker, Haralson's popular officer, was locked inside a department by prisoner Will Trammell who slipped out as officers turned away. An alarm followed and Parker pursued the culprit, who was captured nearby in a swamp near Piedmont Alabama.
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R. H. Parker
Haraldon
Will Trammell
Parker
Piedmont
Bremen
Raking the Green and Civic Improvement Across Towns
The article recalls local efforts in Gilford Connecticut where women in white rake the green in an old village ritual. It traces James Hilhouser of New Haven and the Public Green Association’s elm planting, praising village improvement clubs as essential to beautifying towns, raising real estate values, and improving public morals and health. It highlights 1890s civic movements, women’s town improvement groups, and the shift from royal parks to municipal park systems.
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Gilford
Conn
James Hilhouser
New Haven
Cent
Public Green Association
U.S
Washington
City of New Haven
Mont Clair
N. J
Womans Town Improvement Association
Walla
Evry
America
United States
Improvement Association
Ansvestor
Guilford
Subscribing Costs a Patchwork Chaos Tale
A comical recap of a family episode sparked by a man too cheap to subscribe to three papers. In one chaotic hour, a boy borrows copy a cow mauls a fence, cream floods a basket, teeth drop, milk spills over a carpet, the cow eats corn, and the hired man elopes with the oldest daughter.
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Maral
Dr Shoop Rheumatism Booklet and Free Trial Remedy
A Racine Wisconsin doctor offers a plain booklet on rheumatism and a free trial treatment of Dr Shoop s Rheumatic Remedy. Encourage sharing with a disheartened neighbor and a grateful friend in your area. Sold by Camp Drug Co.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Will Commission Be Out to Three
Georgia lawmakers debate reducing the railroad commission to three members and limiting governor removal power. Senator Irwin has introduced a bill to define when a commissioner may be fired, aiming to keep politics out of appointments. A Brown idea bill may follow, possibly after the Mclendon case.
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General Assembly
Irwin
Gov. Brown
Mclendon
Atlanta Georgian
Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Restful Night Relief
A promotional note claims night riders like calo mel croton oil and aloes pills raid beds to rob rest. It touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cleansing remedy that eases cold headache constipation malaria and similar ills for 25 cents at Johnson Drug Co.
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Dr. King
Johnson Drug Co
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Carrollton, GA
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H. E. Reeves
Parks National, and Parks
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Bagwell Business College
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Governor's Mansion
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A. V. Howe & Co
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