Colored doctor speaks on the effects of alcohol at extension school
Dr S C Haynes addressed a Windy City extension class on The Effects of Alcohol urging Black laborers to curb drinking as a path to better physical endurance. The talk was praised as one of the series' best by attendees. Judge Brand returned from Homer where he presided over Banks Superior Court. Pink Hegwood pled guilty to manslaughter and received a penitentiary sentence. his brother remains serving a life term for the same killing three years ago.
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Extension School
City
S.C. Haynes
Homer
Banks Superior Court
Golden Knight
Ed Cooley
Pink Hegwood
Banks Court
Banks County
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength
Old Standard tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as a general strengthener and tonic. It claims to drive out malaria and build up the system, serving as an appetite enhancer and restorative for both adults and children.
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Grove
State Normal Day at First Methodist
Next Sunday evening at the First Methodist church in this city a specially planned program for State Normal School students will feature a sermon from Rev. C. C. Jarrell to the young women who are to be teachers in the state. A musical program by the Tech institution’s young ladies will highlight the occasion.
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First Methodist
State Normal School
C. C .Jarrell
Young Ladies of Tech
Open Door feature at Crystal promised tomorrow
The Crystal presents a big Selig feature titled The Open Door. It is described as one of the best, with admission set at 5 and 10 cents. An advance read in the D.N. SPECIAL today.
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Big Selig
Crystal
Georgia Baseball Schedule Snowed Out Amid Cold Weather
The Georgia team will not play against Mississippi or Clemson this week due to snow and rain. Prof Sanford reports no games lost, a rare complete snowed out start, with plans to reschedule later if possible. Clemson is set to open here Friday and Saturday, offering Red and Black a chance to prepare for the season.
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Sanford
Clemson
Starkesville
Steen
Georgia
Rhodes forms bid for Clarke county legislature
The paper carries the formal announcement of Mr. J. Frank Rhodes seeking re election to the legislature from Clarke county. He has served as a city official and in the legislature the past year and will finish his first term this summer. He has many supporters and years of public service.
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J. Frank Rhodes
Clarke County
Rhodes
Methodist Proposes Move of Nashville Interests to Another City
Dr. H M DuBose says at the Southern Methodist general conference in Oklahoma City a plan will likely transfer the Nashville based Methodist church assets including the publishing house mission board and connectional interests valued well over 1 000 000 to a different city due to Tennessee Supreme Court decisions on Vanderbilt university control The notice also includes an advertisement for Kickapoo Worm Killer promising relief from worms and related ailments in children with a 25 cent price and distribution through pharmacies or by mail
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Atlanta
H. M. DuBose
First Methodist Church
General Conference
The
Southern Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Methodist Church
Nashville
Mission Board
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Board of Control
Kickapoo” Indian Med. Co
Philadelphia
St.ouis
Elizabeth Dorsey Talmadge Scholarship Planned
The State Normal School will feature the Elizabeth Dorsey Talmadge Scholarship in memory of Mrs. Talmdge. Major John E. Talmadge and his four sons will establish it to honor her devotion to education for teacher-girls in the state. Details on eligibility will be announced by the school.
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Elizabeth Dorsey Talmadge
State Normal School
Deadwyler Cases Postponed in Recorder's Court
The Deadwyler cases in recorder's court were postponed from yesterday morning and will be heard in a few days. Dr. C A Ryder was examined, denied selling liquor, pleaded guilty to a technical charge, and paid a $50 fine.
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Recorder’s Court
C. A. Ryder
Dr. Ryder
Delivery disruptions and price changes for local papers announced
A notice explains a re organization may delay paper deliveries. Subscribers are urged to contact the Commercial Hotel for service and renewals at updated rates with Mr. E. C. Keeling coordinating. The Georgian price rises to 15 cents weekly, Sunday American to 7 cents with Georgian remaining at 2 cents.
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Hearst Sunday American
E. C. Keeling
Adv
Rough House at Sis Freeman's Negro Restaurant
Last night police interrupted a brawl at Sis Freeman's colored restaurant at the corner ofoundry and Broad streets. Turner Bell was arrested after entering drunk and attacking the proprietress, with her son defending her. Bell sustained a head wound in the fray as about fifty patrons fled when Officer Short arrived.
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Sis” Freeman's
Xoundry
Broad Streets
Turner Bell
The Baptist Tabernacle Morning and Night Services
The church presents morning study on the first chapter of Philippians and an evening topic The Rich Man and Lazarus. Baraca class led by J C Stillions at 10:00 a m. The fellowship of saints is described as sweet with a warm cordial welcome.
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the Baptist Tabernacle
Lazarus
Hell
J. C. Stillions
Fellowship of Saints
LA RITA Chocolates Offer with Free Teaspoons
Purity Candy Company advertises LA RITA Chocolates at one dollar per pound and promises six extra Crown Brand silver teaspoons free with a postpaid order. Send $1 and five local candy lovers to P.O. Box 91 Middletown Ohio for a full size box and the teaspoons.
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Purity Candy Company
P.O
Middletown
Ohio
Adr
Truly Kind Hearted Newspaper Seller Reads Widow Serial
A kind newspaper seller stops daily to read the serialized story to an elderly widow who cannot afford the paper. This small act of generosity inspires admiration and reflects a community’s quiet charity.
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Fliegende Blaetter
New York Club Woman Claims Quick Housekeeping Tip
A prominent New York club figure suggests a woman can perform daily housekeeping in ten minutes. The remark leads to speculation about a housemaid in a play with a swift cleaning routine.
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New York
Natives’ Feathers Rule Millinery In East Africa Fashion
London dispatch notes feathered hats dominate in British East Africa with gazelle skin creations and hawk feather trims. It contrasts male vanity with women’s subdued attire and predicts enduring feather fashion as flowers and bows prove impractical for the region’s wearers.
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London
Bond Street
Paris
British East Africa
England
Erie youth strangles self on attic trapeze tragedy
Erie seventeen year old Chester Childs, a high school senior and football team member, was found unconscious hanging from a family attic trapeze after going up alone to try it. He died before a physician arrived, with authorities believing a fall caused the loop to catch his neck.
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Erie
Chester Childs
Childs
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