American aviator Norman Prince dies in Paris cross honored
Special to the Banner Atlanta October 18 Norman Prince an American aviator wounded in France who learned aviation in Georgia and dreamed of great feats including a South Pole flight was a Harvard graduate. He left law studies at Harvard to train with Frank Coffyn near Augusta joining Burgess Wright trainers. He hid his flying from family, dodging encounters with an uncle, altering travel plans, and even buying a mule to reach a lesson after a train wreck delay. His death was announced by AP.
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Norman Prince
France
Georgia
South Pole
Prince
Harvard
Frank Coffyn
Wrights
Augusta
Burgess
Prince Kee P
Aiken
Flanders
Summerville
Chicago
Jesson
Coffyn
Monte Sano Negro
Pageant Traces Church History Through Nine Groups
St. Louis hosts a church pageant by the Episcopal diocese detailing continuity from apostolic times. More than 2,000 participants depict the church from Pentecost to modern America, with scenes on the English Reformation and England autonomy, and Bishop Tuttle taking part.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopalean Church of
Litish Isles
Henry VII
Church of England
United States
America
Apostle Church
Jerusalem
Paul
Athens
Constantine
St. Ambrose
Theodosius
England
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St. Augustine
Becket
Gentrebury
Wycliffe
Caxton
Edward
Cranmer
Canterbury
Archbishop Parker
Elizabeth
James I
Drake’s Bay
California
Jamestown
Virginia
the Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
North America
Seabury
Bishop Tuttle
Montana
Missouri
Eliabeth
Church of
Rome
Chronic Dysentery Cure Reported By West Manchester Resident
An elderly town resident near death from chronic dysentery was treated with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One dose stopped the discharge and several more cured him, according to J. Baer of West Manchester. The Baer's Station community corroborates the tale. Available everywhere.
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Manchester
Baer
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Cured Her Children of Colds
Mrs Myron J Pickard of Memphis New York says she used Chamberlains Cough Remedy to treat her two children during a severe cold season and found it to be the medicine they needed. It is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Thirty Seven Georgia Counties Seek Federal Road Aid
In Atlanta the Georgia highway department reports thirty seven counties formally applied for federal aid for road construction and improvement. A Strahan led tentative road plan maps state wide growth, with counties to supply funding for engineer salaries and convict labor costs to match federal funds. The meeting outlined cooperation between counties and the department to launch outside operations without state funds.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Highway Department
Fulton
Clayton
Spalding
Pike
Monroe
Bibb
Turner
Chattooga
Quitman
Brooks
Lowndes
Heard
Ben Hill
Jefferson
Troup
Clay
Lumpkin
Mitchell
Catoosa
Macon
Forsyth
Dade
Rabin
Wheeler
Prof
Strahan
State Department
General Assembly
State Commission
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad Offers Quick Cold Relief
An old style advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a fast remedy for colds. It claims to heal inflammation ease coughing loosen mucus and prevent bronchial irritation with a pine tar balsam formula.
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Dr. Bell
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for sour stomach indigestion and gas. It claims relief within five minutes for meals that feel heavy or cause heartburn and promises ongoing family use from a fifty cent case at any drugstore.
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Pape
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Croup Remedy Ad
A Georgia store keeper touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy for croup and colds in his large family. He recalls two children six and eight years old suffering last winter, then using Foley’s product to banish the ailment and restore health.
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Georgia
Foley
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Progressives Support Hughes and Fairbanks in Georgia
In Atlanta on October 18 the Georgia Progressive Party backs Hughes and Fairbanks for president and vice president. State secretary Norman I. Miller says the party filed a list of presidential electors only, as required, since voters choose electors who then select the president and vice president.
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Atlanta
Progressive Party
Georgia
Hughes
Fairbanks
United States
Norman I. Miller
Executive Department
Miller
Mr. Miller
Federal Reserve Bank to Build on Church Site in Atlanta
The Federal Reserve Bank announced it has purchased 104 Marietta Street from the First Presbyterian Church for 102,500 dollars. The site will host a new one story Federal Reserve Bank building estimated to cost about 150,000 dollars. the old church stood there since 1877.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank
Marietta Street
First Presbyterian Church
Acquittal in Savannah Liquor Case Over Religious Use Claim
A Savannah city court acquitted A Pearlman of possessing more than the legal amount of intoxicating liquor. Evidence showed the wine was kept on premises for religious purposes. Mastopoulos rented a store from Pappadeas and claimed the liquor was left by him unknowingly. Heiden, charged with selling whiskey, was involved in a sink bid from a bar. Detectives testified whiskey mixed with water, with 2.9 percent alcohol confirmed by the city bacteriologist. Other liquor trials were set for October 25.
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Savannah
A. Pearlman
Pearlman
Hester Mastopoulos
Louis Pappadeas
Mastouoolos
Mastopoulos
Charles H. Heiden
Congress Street
West
McCartney and
Fleming
Heiden
W. H. Bassett
Cheney makes oath nat he ie senior partner of the fi Teo
Sworn declaration from Ohio official reads Cheney asserts he is senior partner of a Toledo firm, with a legal commitment to pay a sum for stock. Notarized in December. The text also markets Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a Toledo address for F. J. Cheney & Co. and Druggists.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Cheney
Eee & Co
Notary Pui Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Money To Lend On Farm Lands Or City Property
Advertisement offering loans on farm lands or improved city property. Lenders Shackelford Meadow promise quick securing of funds for parties seeking sign money on either rural or urban property.
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Meadow
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