Georgia News Roundup Highlights Meetings And Local Events
News from Sparta to Atlanta covers church and educational events. Georgia Dental Society meets in Macon on June 11. Baptist Young People's Union gathers in Rome June 18 to 20 with 600 to 800 delegates expected. Railroads consolidate lines, and Rev. Sam Jones rallies Savannah with a large pledge drive. Local editorials question funds and officials while the Monroe Advertiser praises Moores Female College. The piece notes population figures and Rockefeller funded medical research plans.
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The
Baptist Young People’s Union of Georgia
Rome
Eleventh Annual Reunion of A V V at Memphis
The eleventh annual reunion of A V V veterans met in Memphis May 28 30 drawing thousands from Warthen and Savannah camps. General Gordon led the proceedings with prayers by Rev Jones and welcomes from Gov Benton and others. Floral and veteran parades drew vast crowds amid joyful bands and river excursions, with no intoxication reported among 50 000 visitors. The next gathering is planned for Dallas in May 1902.
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Herald
Memphia
J. W. Henderson
N. H. Jordan
Delongates
Warthen
Savannah
Memphis
States of the Confederacy
John B Gordon
Gordon
J. William Jones
Benton
McMillan
Tennessee
Williams
Gailor
Episcopal Piocese
Torley
Veterana
Atrertr
Mississippi
Sories
Arkangan
Menphis
Dallas
Tex
Veterana. N
Preservation of Georgia Turpentine Forests Hinted
Prof. Charles Herty of the State University pressed Gov. Candler and State Geologist Yeates to seek legislative action to slow the rapid destruction of Georgia turpentine forests. Gov. Candler supported presenting the issue to the Legislature. Dr. Herty will run summer experiments on a small turpentine farm in South Georgia to demonstrate financial losses.
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Atlanta
Charles H. Herty
The
State University
Candler
Yeates
Georgia
Osndler
Herty
South
Tennille Chautauqua Opens with Wide Attendance and Choir
Tennille hosts a large chautauqua week with strong crowds at Chantanaqua Hall. Dr. C. E. Dowman delivered sermons on Good from Psalms and led talks on optimism, while the Teachers Institute and lectures by Thos Dizon and George E. Little drew wide attention. Military day featured a Confederate veterans event and the Daughters of the Confederacy provided a well received barbecue dinner. The U S Artillery band and Chicago Glee Club furnished notable music as Miss Corner and other readers entertained attendees.
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Tennille
Adda
Agaume
Chantanqua Hall
Washington
Chantanqua Mall
C. E. Dowman
Dowman
Teachers’ Institute
J. N Rogers
Mra
Lula Mayo
Institute
W. B Merritt
Valdosta
W. A. Noyes
Columbus
Alexander
Macon
America
George E. Little
George W. Nain
Kentucky
John B. Gordon
Daughters of the Confederacy
Marion "Turner
Washington Rifles
A. M. Franklin
Nankinaville
U. S. Artillery Band
Chicago Glee Club
Miss Corner
Chicago
Misa Gray
Lawton B. Evans
John P. D
Bethlehem High School Commencement Program
Bethlehem High School Warthen closes its year with a simple commencement under Principal A. M Daggan and assistants Mia A Williams and India paniel. The program features songs, recitations, and varied acts reflecting student effort and teacher guidance, with praise for Mrs. Williams for tasteful selections.
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Bethlehem ‘High School
Warthen
A. M Daggan
Snook
Mia. A. Williams
Mise India Paniel
Williama Capecilly
Nerve Food and Scott's Emulsion Ad
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as nerve nourishment for neuralgia and nervous irritability. It claims the product provides needed fat from ordinary food to support nerve and brain function and offers a free sample, listing SCOTT & BOWNE as chemists and retail price details.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Weeda News Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs J Taylor and Dr Thomas visited in Tennille last Tuesday. Mise Mand Lewis returned from Macon. Mesdames JE and Mary Dukes were visitors to Weeda Sunday. Mr AS Mitchell was guest of Mrs Taylor. Mrs JA Smith and children of Statesboro visit Mrs Annabel Williams and friends. Moss Spring school closed. Prof McKibben re elected for 1901-2. Annie Rawlings returned to daughter Mrs Milton Taylor after northern visits. Taylor and Hartley start threshing to aid farms. Grain crop benefited by rains. harvest may be delayed by weather. octopa behind. Rain and harvest expectations, Magnolia fragrance and phantauqua day celebrants.
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Jane
Mrs J Taylor
Dr Thomas
Tennille
Mise Mand Lewis
Macon
Mesdames JE
Mary Dukes
Weeda
Mr AS Mitchell
Taylor
JA Smith
Statesboro
Annabel Williama J
Moss Spring School
McKibben
Annie Rawlings
Milton Taylor
Messrs
Hartley
Pigeon Milk Novel Discoy Promotes Cure in Pocket Form
An advert promises a new tonic labeled as a patent remedy for gonorrhea and gleet with magical action and fast effect. It claims to prevent stricture and is sold by Davenport Drug Company in Augusta for $1 per box or 3 for $2.60 with plain mail packaging.
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Davenport Drug Company
Augusta
Yellow jaundice cure by electric bitters touted
White man from Lexington Kentucky turns yellow with jaundice and eyes yellowed. After doctors failed he uses Electric Bitters and reports being wholly cured after two bottles. Aimed at stomach liver and kidney troubles, price 26c at M D Jamerson Drugstore.
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M. A. Hogarty
Lexington
M. D
Jamereon
Unifying tribute marks funeral of Uncle William Rose
The Anderson Mail relays a Columbia burial where white and colored pallbearers joined to honor William Rose, a loyal former slave and Richmond Volunteers member. The piece notes his long service, white and black admiration, and belief that worth transcends color.
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Richmond Volunteers
Camp Hampton U.O. V
General Meeting at Baptist Church Sparta Georgia
A two day meeting at the Baptist church in Sparta Georgia on July 16 and 17 1901 features sessions led by Rev J F Cason N Chapman A R Oason W T Whaley E May and B B Harley Topics include introductory sermon active interest in Sunday school work child religion and temperance duties of Christians when moral and civil laws conflict and time management for Christians.
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Baptist Church
Sparta
J. F. Cason
N. Chapman
A. R. Oason
W. T. Whaley
Christiana
B. B. Harley
Accident to Mr. Moses in Columbus seals leg
W M Moses a well known Columbus man and city council member lost his left leg after being trampled by a moving Southern train at the union depot. The mangling required amputation eight inches below the knee and he is recovering with support from family and friends in Sandersville and Columbus.
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Columbus
W M. Moses
Southern
Union Depot
Moses
Sandersville
Sandersville Sanitarium
Alice Moses
University Centenniel Centennial Program Details
Official program outlines celebratory events for the University of Georgia centennial from June 12 to June 19. Includes daily activities with speakers such as Dean Sylvanus Morris Hon. John Temple Graves J. L. M. Curry Rev. Benjamin M. Palmer and Hon. Oscar Straus. Also notes reduced railway rates within Georgia and Southeastern territory.
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University of Georgian
Herald
University of Georgia
City of Athena
County of Clarke
Sylvanus Morris
John Temple Graves
Curry L. L. D
Demosthonian
Phi Kappa Societies
Benjamin M. Palmer
Oega
University Young Men's Christian Association
R. J. Willingham
Dasa
Oscar
Straus
New York
Alamni Society
Emory Spoor
Alumni Society
Henry van Dyke
Princeton ‘University
Georgia
Southeastern Passenger Association
List of Visitors and Homes Assigned In Progress
Large crowds attend as numerous visitors and host families are listed by location and name. Names include Rosa Smith of Macon Suai Turner and many others from Spar te Hephzibah Waycross Dublin Wrightsville Wrens Jackson Wadley and more with local officials and residents.
Dr. Pierce Gives Away Medical Adviser Books
Dr. R. V. Pierce has donated copies of The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser at a cost of 25000 dollars in the past year. The 1008 page standard work includes over 700 illustrations and covers medical and hygiene topics for families. It offers guidance on sex questions and sudden illness, and is mailed free with postage only. Send 21 one cent stamps for paper binding or 31 stamps for cloth to Dr. R. V. Pierce Buffalo New York.
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R. V. Pierce
People’s
Common Sense
Buffalo
N. Y
Discoverer of Swamp-Root at Work Is His Laboratory
The advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a true kidney bladder and urinary cure. It warns of Brights disease from kidney trouble and claims thousands cured after other efforts fail. Sample bottle offered by mail and a free book from Dr Kilmer and Co Binghamton NY.
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Bright
Notice Tax Receiver's Trap and Last Roundup Schedule
Tax receiver announces trap and last roundup listings with dates and times for multiple towns including Barksdale Deepate Walker's and Davisboro. The notice lists daily pickup times from June 6 through June 21 and notes ongoing collection in Banderaville first Tuesday and every Saturday until books close.
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Barksdale
Deepate
Walker
Olaya
Warthen
Giles
Uato
Davisboro
Sun Hill Thureday
Tennille
Northen
Wommock's
Harrison
Stonewall
Pringle
Cleveland
Joseys Thureday
Riddleville
Oolaon
Oconee
Banderaville
Aoe
Great French Nerve Tonic Promises Relief for Women
Womancy Beauty and the Great French Nerve Tonic claim to cure nervous exhaustion hysteria dizziness headache backache and female weakness with monthly periods. It is said to quiet and strengthen nerves cleanse blood clear brain tone the system and impart youthfulness. price 5.00 for 12 boxes 6.00 mailed. Davenport Drug Co Augusta Ga sells. Also an ad seeks reliable county reps for a large company offering 986 yearly salary with weekly pay and expenses. Stand House 034 Dramsone St Chicago.
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Sean Otlanra
Pope Ruan
Davenport Deug
Auguste
Davenport Drug Co
Augusta
Housh
Dramsone St
A Worthy Successor Rebranded Cure for Catarrh Promoted
An old practitioner promotes a new remedy named SNUFF the GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE priced at one dollar. The ad claims it cures inflammation by addressing the cause and offers home treatment with internal and external medicines for a full month.
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Doctora
United States
Canada
Addreva Dept
Edwin B
Giles & Company
Market Breet
Philadelphia
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