War talk and medical remedies mix amid a damaged page
A garbled wartime column references Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for injuries and skin ailments while criticizing Republicans and Congress over war policy. It claims deaths exceed 3,090 and accuses clerks in Washington post office of drawing double salaries related to Cuba and Puerto Rico, asking if the scandal will end.
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Washington City Post
Cuba
Porto Rico
Havans
Uacoxs
Monticello
Swift Spi
Electric Hitters Promised To Improve Health Beauty
A sensational claim advertising Electric Hitters as the best medicine to regulate liver and kidneys and purify blood. It promises strong nerves clear skin and a handsome complexion for women described as run down and nervous. Advert appears to target J. E. Tucker location.
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Morus
Harialag
J. EB
Tucker
Election of Judges by the People in Georgia Debate
Readers echo a heated debate on popular voting for judges and solicitors. Editorials from Helena Hustler and Montgomery Cannery Monitor criticize the plan while urging restraint, warning of political manipulation and urging reforms to appoint judges for life or shift power to higher courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgit Nare
Jodietel
Darien Gageltie Pee
Solitioat Frmense
Helena Hustler
Georwin Ghaikkward
Weney
Montgomery Cannery Monitor
New Law
Ane Eoliolers
Chinorigg
Albany Hayald
Klesting Gudges
Thag
Cuthbert
Ersi
Georgia
Sep
Bing
Madison
Remarkable Cure Story Claims Hanna Medical Miracle
An elderly reader recounts a life saved from typhoid fever and pneumonia after using a famed patent medicine. The account credits relief from a severe cough and lung distress, praising the product as the quickest cure. Ad promotes 60 cent and 1 dollar bottles and a free sample at a Chicago shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notting
Winni Hotel
J. EB. Tucker & Go
Barber & Jolleman Advertise Legal Services in Atlanta
Barber and Jolleman of Goulil Blig Atlanta Ga seek attorney applicants for farm loan work. They prefer a young lawyer with up to year of experience in loan business and advertise low rates with unlimited sourcing.
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Sources Unlimited
Barber & Jolleman
Goulil Blig
Atlanta
Local residents noted during recent visits and travel
Earnest Bogeus and wife of Hopeful passed through on aressun day. John Young spent a few days near Hopeful this week. Mrs Ellis of Attluute returned home Sunday after visiting relatives. W Tanace went to town Saturday. Felton Josez passed through Sunday. Will Greaves went to town recently. Parrontonay down Unis way Sunday. Howard Wallin passed through Monday. Luther Reed visited nearby. Moses J W and T W Young visited in Jaxestore Sunday. Jed Midthed of Friendship passed Tuesday. Miss Carn Stanley of Rackdall county stayed with relatives here. Mrs Was Lawrence of Jones here guests of Win Young. Mr Win Eason of near friendship passed through recently. Mrs A Jackson and daughters Annie and Alice went to town Tuesday. Miss Mittie Smith visited Tuesday.
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Luther Reed
Moses
J W
T. W. Young
Jaxestore
Use Dr KingS New Life Pills for health boost
Indomitable will and energy are found with good health, not when organs fail. Dr KingS New Life Pills are praised to develop strength of mind and body. Sold by J. L. Tucker Co. drug store in July 250.
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Wollistons
Johnston
Gall of Bealth
Michigan Drug CO
Detroit
Mich
Fayettevile
Dr. King
J. EL. Tucker & Co
Wong
Chattanooga Medicine .Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cai Jong
E. C. Dewitt
Chicago
Ferrale
J KB Tucker
Planting Broom Corn Advice From State Agricultural Dept
The State Agricultural Department explains broom corn as a sorghum native to the East Indies. It covers planting, cultivation, harvesting, curing, and storage, noting yields of 600 to 1000 pounds per acre, feed value for horses and poultry, suitable soils, row spacing, thinning, and curing methods, plus marketing details and prices from 5 to 8 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Franklin
United States
Baer
State Agricultural Department
Local Rail Lines Biz Echoes Through City Names
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Columbus and Woodbury routes, Macon and Southern Railway references, and daily service hints. The readable bits indicate a transit or railroad business context with multiple named lines and stations, but no clear events or dates emerge.
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Fayette County
Wy Tub News Publishing
Dion
Parente
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Washington
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Congress
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Jacksonville
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John Young
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Mesers. Sak. Busks
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Wm. Bartlett
New Hope
Uth
Mre.&. Ellis
Attluute
W. &. Tanace
Felton Josez
Mize
Munday
Will Greaves
Parronton
Howard Wallin
Jed
Tiradigy
Carn Stanley
Rackdall County
Re Couny
Mrs. Was, Lawrence
Jone
Mr. Win
Young and Family
Mr. Win. Eason
Mrev
S. A. Jackson
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Mittie Smith
Tucsday
Bismahck
Ron
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Jo Many
Castoria
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Grorgia
DR. W. 4. Durrant
Farrit Evitne
Omee, Redwine Residence
Gilmore Garland
Arch Strest
Philadelphia Pa
Southern Railway
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Fort Valley
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United States Fruit
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