Three Parades Favored for Confederate Reunion
Chattanooga prepares three parades for the May 27 29 Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans reunion. A sponsors and maids of honor parade is expected first, then a Sons of Veterans parade, and finally a U C V parade on the last day. About 10000 Civil War veterans are expected to march, with Maj. W J Bass of Chattanooga as parade committee chairman.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confedrate
Sons of Veterans
Maj. W. J. Bass
Rheumatism Quickly Cured By Liniment Testimony
A Newton Iowa resident reports his brother in law’s arm rheumatism vanished after applying Chamberlain's Liniment. The ad claims it as best for chronic muscular rheumatism and notes Red Cross Drug Store supplies it.
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Newton
Iowa
Red Cross Drug Store
Chattanooga Hotel Facilities Pride On Southern City
Chattanooga hosts 27 hotels ready for a Confederate reunion May 27 to 29 with rates matching usual weekly charges and no local price increases. The city accommodates 150000 visitors with hotels boarding houses and private homes. Also advertised is Darbys Prophylactic Fluid a 50 cent disinfectant for sores and wounds sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
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Chattanooga
Darby
Red Cross Drug Store
Historic Confederate Battle Line Linked Louisville to Charleston
A historical note recalls a red line of battle across the south from Louisville through Chattanooga to Atlanta and Charleston during 1863 64. The Confederate rear press and Chickamauga through the evacuation of Atlanta shaped scenes along rail lines enabling battlefield visits to the reunion, May 27 29, at no extra rail cost.
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Louisville
Atlanta
Charleston
S.C
Chattanooga
Chickamauga
Cure for stomach disorders by Chamberlains Tablets
Disorders of the stomach may be avoided by the use of Chamberlains Tablets. Many very remarkable cures have been effected by these tablets. Sold by Red Cross Drug.
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Red Cross Drug Store
Silent Testimony at Chattanooga National Cemetery
The National cemetery near Chattanooga’s business district stands as eloquent testimony to Civil War operations in fall 1863. About twelve thousand federal soldiers are buried there, a well kept and beautiful site. Camp A. P. Stewart will host Confederate Veterans May 27-29, adjoining the cemetery across a rock fence and Jackson park.
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National Cemetery
Chattanooga
A. P. Stewart
Jackson Park
Georgia College of Agriculture Reaches 25 000 Farmers
The Georgia State College of Agriculture reports extensive outreach to farmers through personal correspondence, a mailing list of 25 000 names, and five years of publications totaling 14 000 100 pages. In cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture the college runs 65 farm demonstration agents across many counties, hosting 817 meetings attended by 101 701 farmers, promoting boys corn clubs and girls club work, soil testing, crop improvements and cooperative experiments, educating 250 students and numerous short courses, delivering Georgia specific agricultural information statewide.
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Georgia State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Eixty
United States Department of Agriculture
Little Horse Sense for Training and Caring
A guide on patient horse handling and training stressing early gentle training, grooming, water and feed management, proper harness, and gradual diet changes. Emphasizes calm care, clean collars, and using home grown feed to keep horses healthy and marketable.
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Colle
Founder
Farm experiment yields $12 per acre profit on 937 acres
A Central of Georgia railroad project with 11,782.74 crop value on 337 acres shows a net profit of 3,310.93 after expenses including rent. Including rent, total land income is 4,300.98, or 12.75 per acre, over 46 percent of land value.
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Central of Georgia Railroad
J. F. Dachman
T. G. Chastain
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Ecleven
Jackson
Learn 10 Grade Cotton at Georgia Summer School
A young mill owner credits his cotton grading course from the University of Georgia Summer School and Georgia State College of Agriculture with boosting his yearly earnings by about $6,000. The program, June 50 to August 2, covers middling cotton, upper and lower grades, and practical marketing with USDA grade standards. Prospective students should contact President Andrew M. Soule or Prof. R. G. De Loach for details.
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Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
University of Georgia
United States Department of Agriculture
RJ. 4. de Loach
Infant and TS Prevention in Atlanta Health Advisory
Georgia State Board of Health warns that heredity and parental illness raise infant mortality risks. Healthy parents and sanitary care before and after birth reduce defects and death. proper feeding, isolation of contagious diseases, and strict disinfection are urged along with vaccination and prevention measures.
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State Board of Health
Atlanta
Georgia State Board of Health
Boards Health
Prio
Board of Health
Phyeleton
Sigie Board of Health
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Lookout Mountain House
Lookout Mountain Tennessee
P. F. Jones
Carrollton Bank
J.T. Bradley
C.H. Stewart
H. N. Spence
GA. State College OF Agriculture
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Georgia State
College of Agriculture
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Costa Jase
State College OF Agriculture
J. H. DeLoach
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