Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
A long testimonial piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly effective for female health. It cites lab files in Lynn Massachusetts with over a million letters, claims avoidance of surgery, and includes a Minneapolis testimonial from Mrs. John G. Moldan.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Minneapolis
Minn
Lydian E. Pinkham
John G.moldan
Second St.North
Minneapolis, Minn
Crusade Against Flies Spoils No One
Health officer from Chicago outlines a city wide campaign against flies with a poison formula that kills insects without harming humans. He urges strict inspections of premises, removal of filth, proper garbage handling, and regular cleaning to prevent breeding sites and reduce fly populations in Griffin.
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Griffin
Chicago
Percen
Griffin News
Let Us Have Peace in Alabama Rail Rate Settlement
The United States Supreme Court denied writs of certiorari in inj unction cases involving Louisville and Nashville and Central of Georgia railroads. Alabama and Georgia rates loom, urging peaceful settlement and fair dealing. The Birmingham Age-Herald calls for the state railroad commission and railroads to meet in a spirit of justice to end the lengthy legal war and avoid IT disrupts to business and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and Nashville
Central of Georgia
United States Supreme Court
Georgia
Alabama
Rails Road Commission
Age Herald
Birmingham Age-Herald
The Editor's Compensation in Country Newspapers
The editor of a country newspaper must endure censure for unintentional errors and face hostility from critics. He should expect hard work with little thanks and the need to speak out against public evils, grinding others’ axes while wielding power for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcanum
Surprise Wedding Ties Lois Drewry to William Fitts
Miss Lois Drewry age eighteen daughter of Mr and Mrs Idue N Drewry and Mr William Fitts son of Dr W L Fitts a Carrollton physician were married yesterday morning in the office of Julie C A Cooper witnessed by C C Sanders. The couple traveled to Carrollton and then Swainsboro to visit Fitts father after a quiet ceremony with no parental objection. Fitts a civil engineer with a Georgia State survey party and Drewry popular locally begin married life amid warm congratulations.
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Lois Drewry
Idue N. Drewry
William Fitts
W. L. Fitts
Carrollton
Julie C. A. Cooper
C. C. Sanders
Brice
Mr. Fittz
Miss Drewry
Fitts
Swainsboro
of Georgia
Grif
Fin Newa
Carrollton Ministers Probe Morality of Popular Amusements
The Carrollton Minister's Association met at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday morning with Rev. W. W. Roop presiding. Members Radford Quillian Dozier Roop discussed the attitude of ministers toward dancing card playing and theatre going, deeming them morally risky though allowing individual conscience. The next regular meeting is planned for June.
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Carrollton
Presbyterian Church
Thesday
W. W. Roop
Rev's
Radford
Quillian
Dozier
Roop
Infant Son of Burns Succumbs to Death
On the night of the 17th the infant son of Mr and Mrs Ed Burns died. The six month old child was laid to rest at New Lebanon Church with relatives and friends in attendance. The mourners sought comfort in the belief the child is Safe in the arms of Jesus and the patent seek grace for their bereavement.
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Ed. Burns
Jesus
New Lebanon
For Sale Yoke of Oxen Apply to L C Mandavilie
A local notice announces a sale offer for a yoke of oxen with contact via L C Mandavilie. The terse item specifies the seller and the method to inquire.
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L. C. Mandavilie
Millinery Goods Offered by Mrs J M Hughens
Mrs J M Hughens on Maple Street Crossing advertises a line of millinery, offering finished hats trimmed in the best style at lowest prices and inviting a call for orders or appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hughens
Maple Street Crossing
Grand Old Man Rev W A Parks Visits Newnan
The Newnan News notes Rev W A Parks of Whitesburg visiting Friday on route to gainesville where he once pastored. A 53 year gospel minister and Confederate chaplain, he remains active and beloved in the community and as father of Prof M M Parks of Georgia Normal and Industrial College.
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W. A. Parks
Whitesburg
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Newnan
Gainsville
Parks
Confederate Army Land
General Assembly of Georgia
Heia
Coweta Camp
United Confederate Veterans
Memphis
M. M. Parks
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
W.A. Parks
Newnan News
Bowdon Professor Smith to Lead Services in Abilene
Prof. Smith of Bowdon will conduct services at Abilene on the first Sunday and the preceding Saturday in June. He is scheduled to preach and lead worship, marking a notable guest appearance for local congregations.
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SRO Bart
AVRO
Carrollton Marble Works
Depot Street
Carrollton, GA
C.R. Mullins
J. L. Kaylor
C. H. Stewart
Kaylor
John P. Craughan
Thre
Draughon
Drauhon
Arthur C. Minter
Practical Business College
Atlanta, Ga
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