Gainesville Cotton Mill Visit Described by Veteran Visitor
A veteran visitor recounts arriving at the Gainesville Cotton Mill in Georgia on June 29 1906. He praises superintendent Mr Anderson and Mr Smith for their youth and sharp business sense and notes the courteous door keeper Mr Owensby and the smooth operation of the mill as he hobblingly presents himself. He invites readers to visit and verify the report.
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Lam
Gainasville
Modest Claims and Conviction in Early Patent Trials
A historical note compares Maxim and Chamberlain's remedy, noting modest claims align with proven results. It claims the remedy will positively cure diarrhoea dysentery and stomach pains, with endorsements from users. Dr C H Jones in Dahlonega, Ga distributes it.
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Maxim
Chamberlain
C. H. Jones
Dahlonega
A Short Essay On Life and Patience in Crisis
A reflective piece on happiness, misdeeds, and forbearance urging kindness amid thorny interactions. It compares conflicts to a spark that grows into a conflagration if fed and suggests patience as the remedy. The Arkansas River in Kansas is described as reduced to a flood prone bed with cottonwoods growing in the old channel.
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Job
Carroll Free Press
Arkansas
Kansas
Big Cotton Compress Fire Spurs Toccoa Growth Plan
A fire destroyed Toccoa Georgia’s old cotton compress but revival plans shift to an independent Atlantic Compress Company facility. The rebuilt plant will store 10 000 bales and target 200 000 bale yearly capacity, enabling noncompetitive warehousing and stronger regional trade.
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Toccoa, Ga
Atlantic Compress Co
Toccoa
Georgia
Ralway
Southern Railway
Atlantic Compress Company
South Carolina
Elbert
Hart
Madison
Jackson
Gwinnett
Hall
Franklin
Banks
Stephens
Lumpkin
White
Habersham
Morsyth
Milton
Walton
Morgan
Voceou
Trecoa
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Albany
Thomasville
Cordele
Quitman
Dawson, Fitzgerald
Americus
Toccooa Press
Almade
Cure for Lockjaw with Beet Poultice
A historic home remedy prescribes applying half a raw red beet to the wound and to the palms as a poultice. The beet juice is said to draw out poison and prevent spread, suggesting oral and topical use.
Saved His Comrade Life After Cholera Morbus
An Elgin Illinois comrade recovering from cholera morbus near Washington City was treated with Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. J E Houghland of Eldon Iowa praises the remedy after over ten years in immigration work and numerous trips to the south and west. Sold by Dr C H Jones Dahlonega Ga.
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Washington City
Elgin
J. E. Houghland
Eldon
Iowa
Chamberlain
C. H. Jones
Dahlonega
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