Heart on the right side shocks Atlanta hospital staff
At Grady hospital in Atlanta Walter Ridley a negro fireman at the Aragon hotel was shot by Rich Davis in a quarrel. Doctors found Ridley’s heart beating on the right side and prepared for a major operation. The bullet penetrated the left chest and pneumonia now threatens his recovery.
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Atlanta
Grady, Hospital
Walter Ridley
Aragon Hotel
Houston Street
Rich Davis
Parsons Street
Ridley
Davis
Grady Hospital
Jas. N. Ellis
Doctor Says Coffee Causes Sickness and Postum Helps
A series of letters from families in Battle Creek and elsewhere claim coffee caused headaches sleeplessness stomach troubles and heart palpitations. They credit Postum with better health taste and no coffee side effects and note doctors say coffee drinking makes many sick.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Central American Presidents Confer on Pacific Meeting Basis
Five Central American presidents including Estrada Cabrera of Guatemala and Zelaya of Nicaragua near agreement to attend a conference in Amapala aboard a Pacific cruiser. Plan aims to uphold the Washington peace pact and avert U.S. or Mexican intervention, with Costa Rica and Salvador to respond.
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City
Mexico
Cabrera
Guatemala
Davila
Hundras
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Figuero
Salvador
Costa Rica
Senor Echeverria
Bureau of American Republics
Washington
United States
Estrada Cabrera
Jose Santos Zelaya
Central America
Guatemala City
American State Department
Pacific Sq
Amapala
Central
Alabama Women Demand Governor Comer’s Delegation Protest
Alabama women plan to protest Governor Comer's refusal to appoint delegates to the New Orleans child labor conference. They aim to press for state representation and challenge his claim Alabama’s child labor law is satisfactory. The governor, a mill owner, argued the law should be tested and may veto if minimum ages aren’t lowered from 14 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
B. B. Comer
New Orleans
Alabama
Mitep Jean Gordon
Louisiana
Comer
Massachusetts
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promotes Safe Cough Remedy
A sales pitch urges choosing Foley’s Honey and Tar over unknown cures. It touts the product as safe with no harmful drugs and claims it cures obstinate coughs and colds. The appeal emphasizes health trust and urges purchase from all druggists.
Religious Author Describes Kidney Illness and Bed Confined
Rev. Joseph H. Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina, author of several books, recalls years of kidney trouble culminating last winter with severe kidney pain. He was bedridden for eight days and unable to rise without help, noting thick white sediment in his urine and continuous passage day and night.
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Joseph H. Fesperman
Salisbury
N. C
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New Hats Daily
Darkey
Atlanta School of Medicine
ED Steel
J. R. Burton
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Tostal
State Department
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