Marriage Ceremony at Wadkinsville Preserved in Town News
Kaniyngd Kenwood reports the marriage of Mrsidve Gravee of Flat Greek to Mr. David Hodges of Wadkinaville performed at the residence of air will Austin. Mrs. Hodges long loved in the community, planning a future home in Wadkine Ville, with friends and neighbors expressing happiness and prosperity. Nearby visits include Miss Mugizle Avatin returning from Atlanta and Miss Minute Milner with Tan McGough of Fayetteville. Rev. Lamar Sia officiated the ceremony. relatives and friends attended.
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David- Hodges
Wadkinaville
Air
Will Austin
Atlanta
Hodges
Howe
Wadkine
Ville
Anin
Inman Newsnotes of Fayetteville and Nearby Visits
The column lists residents and visitors across Fayetteville and surrounding areas. Miss Mamie Taylor spent days in Atlanta. Miss Ethel Metachern, a Fayetteville standout, visited Lamon. J Ro and J B Price, popular Thinan youths, and Mike May Harpo toured Fayetteville. Miguel Rachel Rowan and Beaste Daily from Henry county visited Mr Mozac Nash’s family. Will Hill of Gnaw and Miss Pearl McBrayer visited around Lambert. Dr BE B Weldon traveled to Fayetteville. Liberty Chapel Burcay school reports about 05 on roll. Mrs Waling of Texas visits her sister Bre. Burch this week.
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Miguel Rachel Rowan
Beaste Daily
Henry County
Mozac Nash
Family
BE. B. Weldon
Firs Place
Fayetteville
Burcay School
Liberty Chapel
Flat Creek Community Notices From a Busy Week
The Flat Creek correspondence reports farmers battling weeds and grass, wheat thriving in the region, and a flurry of social visits. Local residents including Mrs Cox, Rev Jackson, J J Davis and families, and Miss Landrum are noted visiting relatives and friends in Ebenezer, Dundee, and Atlanta. Health updates mention Annie Lou Kelly improving, with several trips to nearby towns and schoolhouse gatherings at Askew.
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Stineheoms
Faretteville
Annie Lou Kelly
Shelley Hwndeleston
Shake Ray
John Davis
Flat Creek
Peaks
Waa Ab Askew
Looney Returns to Lead Fayetteville Institute's Oldest School
The Fayetteville area praises Geo Looney as he resumes helm of the institute once broader in scope. Teachers and graduates from 35 years ago are highlighted for national and local impact, with Looney noting improvements in science and liberal education to better prepare students for diverse careers and responsibilities. The piece urges local youth to enroll at the opening of the term to bolster town and county progress.
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Fayetteville
Twks
Georgia
Loopey
Fayette County
Looney
Chamberlin's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Druggist
A NY druggist Druggist J. Gold Ram Van Etten testifies to Chamberlin's Gough Remedy serving his own family and customers for five years. He says it treats ordinary coughs colds and grippe effectively. Available for sale by Tucker.
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Chamberlin
J. Goldram van Etten
N.Y
Tucker
Letter From Mr Looney to Fayetteville Community
Fayetteville Georgia June 12 1901 Geo GC Looney answers why he would leave Hartwell Institute to lead a local Fayetteville school effort He cites home ties memories and local support as reasons to establish a respected school rivaling Hartwell Institute and pledges to uphold Fayettevilles reputation with determination and care
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Mr. Epior
Georgia
Hartwell Institute
Seventh annual Baptist Young People convention in Rome
The 7th annual Baptist Young People convention in Rome Ga begins June 18 1901. A strong program is planned and a one fare rail rate is announced. Special train from Atlanta via Western and Atlantic leaves Tuesday at 6 PM for opening ceremonies. Local organizers urge delegates from Georgia cities to attend with details from John L Edmondson or W W Gaines.
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BY. PB. Ua
Rome
Chatrian Committee
Rone
Y-P'V
Aulantan
Western
Athen Road
Atlante P
Tris
Atlanticcet
Atlanta
John L
Edmondson
Brown Es
Reflections on Politics and Prohibition in Varying Tones
A series of pithy, aged newspaper musings critique public figures, elections, and morals. It lampoons self made candidates, party ambitions, and Prohibition by poking fun at common political foibles, gender views, and social manners.
Southern and Florida coast resorts and rail fare sale notes
The item advertises Southern and Florida coast resorts with travel ideas, lists nearby mountain retreats, and urges requesting descriptive literature. It details Southern Railway round trip sale to Chicago and Milwaukee with special conditions, dates in July 1901, and deposit extensions via F C Arnold and joint agents.
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Crivago
P. A. of America
Chicago
Southern Railway
Gaicaga
F.C. Arnold
Fragmentary muse on newspaper editing and ads
A jumbled reflection on print, typography, and circulation. The piece notes readers expect subscription prices and editors balance merits, with the editor using a blue pen for precise enterprise.
Botanic Blood Balm promising cures for many diseases
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood disorders including cancer eczema and headaches. It claims to remove bone and joint pains, skin sores, and fatigue, offering free medical advice by mail from Dr. Gilman of Atlanta and noting long-standing use and success after other medicines failed.
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Gilman
Mitshell-Street
Atlanta
Be charged by joint agent at Milwaukee for validation
Advertisement offers agents a commission in selling a method titled How To Be a Beautiful Woman. Claims quick orders daily, with Mrs A L Morae cited as an example. Promises 65 percent commission, premiums prepaid, freight paid, credit offered. Houser Hess Pub Cy of Indianapolis Imp advertises a lucrative agent opportunity.
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Milwaukee
Southern
Ry. Co
Houser Hess Pub, Cy
Indianapolis
Ind
Oldest and Best Blood Remedy Advocated by Swift
The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta extols S. S. S. as a powerful root and herb based blood cleanser and tonic. It claims to remove poisons from blood, improve the heart, and cure disorders from rheumatism to eczema and psoriasis. The ad invites readers with blood or skin trouble to write for free advice and cites many cures.
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S. S
S&s. S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Southern Ry Fare News for 1901 Conventions
Cincinnati Detroit Little Rock New Orleans and Richmond regional round trip rail rates for 1901 conventions. Tickets sold May to July with final limits in June or September, extensions available by ticket deposit. Includes specific cities Ohio Michigan Arkansas Louisiana Virginia and official Southern Railway agent contact.
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International Christian Endeavor Convention
Uth
Cincinati
Detroit, Minh
National Educational Association
Detroit
Little Rock
Ark
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Orleans
Richmond
National Travelers Protective Association of America
Southern Ry
COR
Kidney Trouble Claims Women and Men Alike
An old health ad claims kidney trouble affects mind, ambition, and daily life for both genders. It touts Swamp-Root as a remedy, noting widespread prevalence, symptoms like bed-wetting and frequent urination, and offers free samples and pamphlets from Dr. Kilmer & Co. with the newspaper note.
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Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton
N. Y
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