Chamber of Commerce plans eighth annual meeting in Atlantic City
Washington March 31 The Chamber of Commerce of the United States announced its eighth annual meeting to be held in Atlantic City April 27 to 29 to address increased production and price stability. Government farm policy labor relations and taxation will be discussed with speakers including Secretary of Agriculture Meredith and representatives from the American Federation of Labor.
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Atlantic City
Meredith
Fedeation of Labor
Calotabs Promote Quick Cold Cure Ad
Physicians and druggists urge keeping the system purified to prevent influenza return. Calotabs are promoted as a safe quick remedy that clears a cold overnight with a single dose at bedtime and no griping. The ad stresses a refreshed system and appetite next morning. Calotabs sold in red packages for thirty five cents. money refunded if not used.
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Lotah
Georgia Childrens Home Society seeks trainee social workers
Atlanta March 31. Attractive and important posts for trainee social workers are solicited by the Georgia Childrens Home Society in its statewide child welfare program now financed by three mail appeals. In addition to the present staff, more workers are needed in Savannah Albany and across districts under State Superintendent B. McCord.
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Georgia Childrens Home Society
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Savannah
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B. McCord
Parisian Sage Promises Quick Hair Growth and Dandruff Relief
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a real remedy for falling hair and dandruff. It claims rapid, safe hair regrowth and a clean scalp within days, with a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen.
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H. R. ‘Palmer & Son
Uils
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Fabric Color
A garbled ad asserts Diamond Dyes guarantee new rich fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It mentions directions with each pack and claims to match any material. The readable fragments push a sales pitch for dye products and usage hints.
Elberton Begins Four Story Bank Building Project
Elberton March 33 Special to The Banner actual work on the First National Bank building begins today. It will be a steel granite marble brick and glass structure with modern conveniences and elevators. Occupancy is planned for January. J A Rowland of Atlanta oversees the project with Sutherland of Greenwood as contractor. The site sits on Oliver Street near the public square where a previous building burned last December.
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First National Bank
J. A. Rowland
Atlanta
Sutherland
Greenwood
Oliver Street
Salvation Army seeks 500 young women for service across U S
A Salvation Army drive calls for 500 young women nationwide to lead useful lives serving humanity. Colonel Margaret Bovill says idle women, numbering over 100000, can join nursing in hospitals, infant care, and rescue work, with positions in New York headquarters and East of the Mississippi. The program promises purpose, happiness, and Christian service, noting 2000 women are helped annually in rescue houses and nurseries.
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Rae Noeland
Salvation Army
United States
Margaret Bovill
Mississippi River
West Fourteensh Street
New York
Bondons
Georgia Maryland State games teased as tough contests
Prof. W. Sanford of Georgia notes the Maryland State series next Monday and Tuesday should be interesting after a prior game where no Georgia runner reached second base. Turk pitched twelve strikeouts as Clark and Anderson’s men faced a strong visiting defense. Rain washed out Atlantas Oglethorpe return, leaving Wildcats hopeful for a two straight win. Coach Stegeman nurtures a young squad with a few veterans, while the infield and Batter field-Mod-Mangum pairing shine. Athens plans a Thursday trip to Winder for a contest with the Winder High team, listing the traveling squad.
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Maryland State
W. Sanford
University of Georgia
Sanford
Maryland
Georgia
Rosey Nashville notices free writing by Cam Nonn
A short handwritten style notice from Nashville by Cam Nonn offers free writing services for those troubled by weak nervous and rundown conditions and claims no charge for the service. The oddly phrased item mentions Reaut and ROSEY and references sale or store strength ideas.
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Cam Nonn
Nashville
Wean Rosey
Planned new for Bowman church building committee meeting
A committee met at 4 o clock to plan a new Bowman church edifice. They expected to raise 25 000 by Monday and begin construction by May 1 with J R Norman as chairman CN Bond secretary and Rev L P Huckaby as pastor. The notice ends with a health ad for Chamberlains Tablets to ease constipation and indigestion.
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J. R. Norman
CN. Bond
L. P. Huckaby
Quinine Tonic Laxative Brings Safe Head Relief
Advertisement notes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets with tonic and laxative effects can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing in the head. It bears the E. W. GROVES signature on the box and is priced 36 cents.
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E. W. Groves
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