A Woman's Heart and Her Nine Year Sickness Cured
Mrs. Archer of Clifton New Jersey suffers nine years with valvular heart trouble. After trying doctors and Florida visits, she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People beginning November 25. She reports ear noise vanished, chest and arm pain eased, color returned, and renewed strength. Her son also benefited. The pills are described as a scientific remedy for blood and nerves, sold in 50 cent boxes.
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Newark
N. J
Evening News
Clifton
Geo. Archer
Police Department
New York City
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Archer
Dr. Williams's Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Legislature routine business and committee announcements
The Georgia legislature conducted brief sessions with House Speaker Fleming naming standing committees. The week included partisan debates on the silver resolutions, appointments of judges and solicitors across several circuits, and votes on measures affecting the Cotton States Exposition. The body prepared for inaugurations and set committee assignments for the new term.
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HOUSE
Senate
Fleming
Pitman
Committee On
Harrison
Quitman
Fouche
Floyd
Battle
Muscogee
Barnes
Richmond
Bush
Mitchell
Caldwell
Meriwether
Giles
Houston
Gilreath
Bartow
Hall
Coweta
Hogan
Lincoln
Holbrook
Franklin
Longley
Whitfield
Mansfield
McIntosh
McDaniel
Fannin
Polhill
Bibb
Price
Lumpkin
Rockwell
Chatham
Williams
Schley
Wynne
Wilkes
Doolan
Supreme Court
Messrs. Hall
Fouche, Gilreath
Jenkins and Spence
Branch
General Assembly
Macon
Marcus A. Black
Flint Circuit
Georgia
Osborne
McGarity
Supreme and Superior Court
Solicitors General
Superior Courts
Atlanta Markets Corrected Weekly Groceries and Prices
Market sheet lists numerous groceries and prices in Atlanta. Coffee and sugar rates shown with grade notes. spices, salts, teas, and canned goods priced. Fresh fish, flours, grains, meal, livestock, poultry, and cotton quotations appear with various lots and measures.
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Arbuckle
New Orleans
Cuba
Singapore
Japan
Hawley's Dairy
Virginia
Georgia
Bacon Wins for the Long Term in Georgia Senate
The Democratic caucus named two new Georgia senators. Hon. A. O. Bacon of Bibb won the long term seat after strong local support, while Patrick Walsh of Richmond secured the short term. Turner’s small showing surprised friends, with Garrard also seen as strong. Bacon’s Georgia career is outlined, from Liberty County roots to University of Georgia and law, then army service and political rise. The Industrial Situation in the South notes rising demand, cheap money, and new mills and plants across multiple states, including Rome and Carrolton, with expansions and new facilities listed.
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Georgia
A. O. Bacon
Bibb
Bercorn
Walsh
Henry G. Turner
Senator Walsh
Senate
Washington
Pat Walsh
Garrard
Bacon
A. 0
Augustus O. Bacon
Bryan County
Liberty County
William Law
Savanash
Liberty
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Virginia Lamar
Macon
Major Bacon
Hom
Davis Hall
Iambr
Rome
Carrollton
Laredo
Tex
Empire Grmber
Capital
Honeton
Texas
Montgomery
W.va
Galveston
Admant Manufacturing Inc
Vari Bureo
Ark
M. Ga
Gainesville
Coal and Coke Company
Mt. Hope
Mobile
Ala
Roanoke
Dyersburge
Tenn
Fort Worth
Eufaula
Somers T
Winchester
Crawford
Yex
Anc. Parks
Rsbu
G. W. Va
F'vr'ngham
Chexwgar
Town
Ashland
Louisville
Manchester
Greenville
Anooga
Camden-on-Gauly
Hulings
W. Va
Bentonville
Pais‘y
Wheeling
Columbia
Marftinsburg
Jeannereste
Frederickeburg
Ikefee
Wharton
Tlex
Huntington
Chattanooga, Tenn
Hair curling mystery and Oklahoma land decision
A Philadelphia Record clipping notes flat hairs cause curling and reports a microscopy finding about prehensile split ends. It also covers Guthrie Oklahoma land office ruling that a Sac and Fox citizen who built two wigwams on government land met the required improvement standard and qualifies for the land.
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Philadelphia Record
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Budget of Fun and Witty Snippets From Various Papers
A collage of jokes and anecdotes from multiple periodicals. Bits include a boy who imagines a bulletproof coat, a debate about Charlie's brain vs. brawn, a fish tale, a quarrel with a mother over playmates, a class pun on sufficient and enough, and humorous misreadings. A Western tale of a mountaineer and a swap of seven dollars for a mule framed as a tale from a tavern.
Morality and character in daily life sayings
A collection of maxims on virtue, leadership, belief, and human behavior. It covers self-restraint, perseverance, honesty, optimism, and the social impact of thoughts and speech, urging moderation and thoughtful action in public and private life.
Evolution of Brick Colors Transforms City Homes
The Washington Post notes major changes in brickmaking as lighter colored bricks such as pink, buff, and yellow replace red brick in new construction. By adding metallic ingredients to finely ground clay, bricks gain varied hues, promising fresher appearances and longevity in Washington’s soot-free, clear air.
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Department of Human Industry
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Washington
Burglars Use of Chloroform Warned as Dangerous Crime
The Medical Record warns that burglars who attempt chloroform to subdue victims face high failure and great risk. Victims awaken during inhalation, resist, and alarms may lead to capture. Chloroform in burglary is as dangerous as other murderous acts and should be punished severely.
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Handy Polk
Audienté
Furrin
Italy
Literary Society
Signor
Harper’s Magazine
War's Modern Horrors and the Threat of Annihilating War
The London Telegraph cites German rifle experiments showing a future war could end in vast slaughter with hundreds of thousands dead. A French writer warns leaders, whether emperor, king, or president, would be the greatest criminal for risking such carnage. The piece notes growing horror and a sobering impact on former casual war talk.
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Germany
London Telegraph
Blinded by a Bird's Bill in Jacksonville Shop
A boy captured a water turkey and brought it to R A Burge's store. Mistaking it for a partridge the boy watched as the bird's spur pierced Burge's eye, destroying sight. He received medical help four blocks away with the eye deemed totally lost.
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Jacksonville
Florida
R. A. Burge
Mr. Burge
Atlanta Constitution
Telescope plan promises world’s largest star magnifier
Ex Senator James G Fair shows interest in a telescope project with a twenty foot mirror, to be built in Lick Observatory then moved to Paris for exposition. Professor George, formerly Melbourne station director, now at Paris observatory, develops a tube-less reflector claimed to outshine Lick by tenfold. McLean connects Fair with the plan to fund construction, raising hopes for a millioniare patron and eventual payback at the Paris exposition.
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San Francisco
Cal
James G. Fair
Lick Observatory
George
Melbourne
Paris Observatory
McGeorge
McLean
Fair
California
Vienna ballet to honor press history through ages
A journalistic ballet will be produced in Vienna tracing the press from early days to modern times. Sweden plans a December 9 grand rational estimal to celebrate the tercentenary of King Adolphus Augustus. Paper mills report large orders from cartridge makers as western mills gain share. in Canton China, eleven of twenty five Presbyterians treated as patients illustrate the mission hospital's medical and evangelistic work.
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Vienna
Sweden
Adolphus Augustus
Presbyterian Church
Canton
China
Mission Hospital
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Savannah
Kilmer
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Spain
Cnenry & Co
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Price Tic
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L. P. Thomas
Burton's Creek
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
D. McDonald
Atlapta Ga
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Barttlet
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Com'r of Health
Monarch of Telescopes
Leven
Detroit Free Press
Karl
Walter Baker & CO
Europe
Dorchester, Mass
Stauffer
Harrisburg
Maude
F Johnson & CO
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New York
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Buffalo
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