Wholesalers Honor Food Administration Leaders
J H McLaurin acknowledges the dissolution of the Federal Food Administration and salutes wholesale grocers and retailers for their patriotic cooperation. He notes the shift to the August 10 1917 law, explains increased costs, expanded reporting, and stringent compliance efforts across the nation.
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J. H. McLaurin
United States Food Administration
Federal Food Administration
Southern Wholesale Grocer’s Association
Food Administration
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
South
If I Were a Farmer and Public Duty Praised
The piece extols the wisdom and diligence of public servants including state food administrators and their assistants. It praises their faithful and equitable duties toward licensees and the public, noting gratitude for their contributions to the war effort and national success. It also includes a farmer’s hypothetical note on keeping reliable medicines for minor ailments using Chamberlain remedies to prevent trips to town and avoid serious illnesses.
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Chamberlain
Give that job to a soldier slogan gains Georgia support
Atlanta on April 2 reports a statewide movement backing the slogan Give that Job to a Soldier. Col Bla Blo ck, retiring IRS official, says he has hired twenty veterans and urges employers to prefer soldiers for open positions under the next tax act.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Internal Revenue
Blalock
Washington
Airplane field near Atlanta to begin work soon
In Janta Georgia April 2 conferences to plan construction of a new airplane landing field donated by Asa G Candler for aerial mail service. Col Townsend F Dodd US Army Air Service reviews site between Hapeville and Atlanta as plans accelerate for Boston to Atlanta mail route with readiness within weeks and permanent employment expected.
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Janta
Fulton County
Flying Feld
Americus
Asa G. Candler
Atlanta
Townsend F. Dodd
United States Army Air Service
Old Speedway
Hapeville
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
First Sleeping Sickness Death Reported in Atlanta
Mrs. M. F. Waddell of 243 Kennedy Street died Sunday night in Atlanta after a week in a comatose state diagnosed as sleeping sickness following influenza and pneumonia. Insurance man William Rhett is ill but improving after four weeks semi conscious.
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Atlanta
M. F. Waddell
Kennedy Street
Waddell
William Rhett
Whooping Cough Remedied by Chamberlain’s Cough Syrup
Advertisement notes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to loosen a cough and ease expectoration. Classified urging readers to place their wants in the Banner.
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