Court allows strict near beer rules but blocks prohibition
The Georgia Court of Appeals ruled municipalities may regulate near beer but cannot prohibit it. It voided Waycross ordinance as excessively stringent and upheld most Thomasville provisions, noting certain license and on premises restrictions while rejecting bonds-only surety. The decision rejects treating near beer as a soft drink exempt from strict regulation.
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Ulm
Atlanta
State Court of Appeals
Waycross
Thomasville
Killa Stops The Fiend For John Daye Of Gladwin Mich
A running ulcer plagued John Daye for 12 years until Buck Jen s Arnica Salve cured it after doctors charged over 400. The salve claims to cure fever sores boils felons eczema salt rheum and is touted as infallible for piles burns scalds cuts and corns offered at 5 cents by W J Smith & Bro and H R Palmer & Son.
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Killa
John Daye
Gladwin
Mich
Buck- Jen
W. J Smith & Bro
H.R. Palmer & Son
Normal School Notes Highlight Round Table and Elections
The Saturday Night Round Table report covers officer elections for the next scholastic year with President D. L. Earnest and Secretary R. F. Freeman. It notes guest Miss Quartin from Liberty County and visits by Miss Effie Myddleton, plus a lively welcome for Physical Director Miss Gertrude Ford.
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Voice of the People
R. F. Freeman
Round Table
D. L. Earnest
Quartin
Liberty County
Jesse Martin
Effie Myddleton
Valdosta
Walter G. Allen
Atlanta
James Prichard
B. L. Jones
L. L. Motes
Messrs
Rowland and
Forbes
Gertrude EB
Ford
Miss Ford
Abe
Alexander
Lochinvar
Achoo
Elizabeth Milligan
Mae Smith
Mildred Rutherford
Altioria
Fannie Newsome
Walton Parker
Chas
Lane
Seon Teenaworth
Lorena Martin
Joe Wil-lameon visHed
Stathamsi
Baptists Adjourn Their Convention in Louisville
The Southern Baptist Convention adjourned in Louisville after five days, firmly endorsing prohibition. Delegates passed anti liquor resolutions, heard an address on temperance, and set missions board apportionments. Notable actions included endowment of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and plans for future convention sites. Local notices add a burn or scald remedy and multiple druggists selling it.
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Louisville
Southern Baptist Convention
Cerry
South
E. E. Folk
Nashville
Rochester
N. Y
Home and Foreign Mission Boards
J. G. Gambrell
Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Arginia
Foreign Missions
Convention
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Joseph N. Shenstone
Toronto
Canada
Southern Baptist Education Society
Convention City
Baltimore
St. Joseph
Hero Medal Sought For Ada Price In Georgia
Atlanta on May 18 Governor Smith and state officials pressed to obtain a Carnegie Hero medal for Ada Price a 16 year old from Bowden Ga who after a cyclone killed her mother and trapped her father she cleared debris and rolled a heavy stone to save him her actions described as heroic noting she faced danger with courage. The report also mentions Foley's Honey and Tar marketing and the Virginia Junior Order United Americans convention opening in Roanoke May 18 at Stratford hotel with several days of business.
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Atlanta
Smith
Ada Price
Bowden
Ti Ia
Roanoke
Virginia
Junior Order
United Americans
Stratford Hotel
County Commisioners Approve Convict Quarters Plan
Yesterday the county commissioners authorized investigation into new convict quarters at the county farm. They will study water supply and sewerage for domestic use and inmate buildings, with potential electric lighting, plus continuing Bogart road improvements. Meeting adjourned to Monday for session of pending business.
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Holman
Strahan
Board of Commissioners
Clarke County
County
Bogart Road
County Ine
Impressions of Brooklyn and distant Patagonian lectures
An author writes from Brooklyn describing late winter weather, seasonal signs, and spring awakenings. He notes free public lectures by the Board of Education, including a talk on Patagonia detailing its cold climate, vast lava plains, and an unusual bread-like seed powder used by natives.
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Coco OH
Athens
Brooklyn
Board of Education
Patagonia
Greater New York life and Brooklyn views from Athens Ga letter
A reader from Brooklyn writes of Patagonia and New Yorks Greater area, describing diet of natives, climate, and the ease of learning opportunities. The correspondent tours Prospect Park Ocean Avenue Eastern Parkway and Coney Island style beaches, noting suburbs Bayside Fort Hamilton Bay Ridge Staten Island and welcomes visitors to the city. The letter ends with a health testimonial for Foley s Kidney Remedy and a jab at nervous exhaustion.
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Equator
Brooklyn
Patagonia
New York
Ocean
Prospect Park
Ocean Parway
Ocean Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Long Island
Bayside
Fort Hamilton
Bay Ridge
Fort Wordsworth
T8aten Island
Haelf
Greater New York
Coney Island
Brighton
Manhattan
Sea Gate
West Brighton
Baltimore
Washington City
Athens
Mr C A Vonderlieth Forms Lodge in Erastus
Mr C A Vonderlieth of this city organized an Odd Fellows lodge at Erastus in Banks county last night. He was accompanied from Commerce by a team from that lodge and the new lodge was installed. Drastug is a small thriving community.
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C. A. Vonderlieth
Yesteray
C. A. Vonderleith
Erastus
Banks County
Odd Fellows
Vonderlieth
Commerce
Drastug
Sewer line route dispute between Commerce and Athens debated
Athens officials seek to divert Commerce sewer main from the Oconee river toward Broad river. A committee met Commerce leaders after hours of talks and will decide Thursday whether to change the route. Both sides expressed willingness to reach a mutually beneficial settlement.
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Commerce
Athens
Oconee
Broad River
Broadriver
Dorsey
Messrs
C. M. Snelling
C. B. Griffirth
H. J. Rowe
West
J. W Barnett
Council of Commerce
East Coast golf title opens at Scarsdale Club
Brief notes of the day report the Eastern Professional Golfers association championship beginning at Scarsdale Golf Club Danville Illinois hosts an Illinois Odd Fellows grand lodge gathering Springfield Missouri and Davenport Iowa hold other meetings Vienna marks the centenary of percussion inventor Amenbrugger Missouri dealers and retailers meet in Davenport and Ada Newlands wedding at Chevy Chase Episcopal Church Washington DC to bride Ada Newlands niece of Senator Newlands and Dr Virginius Dabney urged Foley laxative ad promotes urine cleansing for spring health
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Spree Hoedoeo
New York
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Scarsdale Golf Club
Washington, D. C
Chevy Chase Episcopal Church
Ada Newlands
Senator Newlands
Nevada
Virginius Dabney
Professor Park Speaks on Local Tax Plan at Comer
Professor R E Park of the University of Georgia delivered a strong address at Comer on local taxation for educational purposes during an educational rally. He will speak at four more high schools in coming days including Monticello Cordyle Pelham and Monroe with dates listed.
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R. E. Park
University of Georgia
Comer
Park
Monticello
Cordyle
Pelham
Monroe
Girl Is Charged With Patricide In Minnesota Court
Louise Arbogast, 21, was formally charged in police court with murdering her father Louis Arbogast in St. Paul. She was committed to county jail with May 20 hearing set. Insanity defense suspected amid delusions of a man attacking her, while authorities investigate motive.
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St. Paul
Minn
Louise Arbogast
Louis Louis Arbogast
Paul
Louis Arbogast
Hanft
Perry Davis Painkiller Promises Quick Relief in Emergencies
A quick remedy for sprains bruises strains and aches Perry Davis Painkiller is touted as the universal balm. It relieves burns and cuts instantly and aids healing. Stated to have begun seventy years ago it is used worldwide with millions of bottles sold annually. Have you seen the new large 35¢ alze?
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Perry Davis
Mercy
Charles Smith Held for Attack on Wiggins
Charles Smith, charged by warrant with intent to murder C. B. Wiggins, was arraigned in Butler on May 18 for preliminary hearing waived commitment. Bond set at 15000, with C. R. McCrary as defense counsel. Judge Adams remanded Smith to stand bond as set amid a sensational case noting the discovery of a bloody shirt bearing Smith's name.
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Charles Smith
Wiggins
Butler
C. B. Wiggins
J. T. Adams
C. R. McCrary
Columbus
Messrs. Steed
Awtrey
Adams
Smith
Bond
St. Ia
Arkansas Medical Society Holds Annual Convention Session
Pine Bluff Arkansas May 18 The annual convention of the Arkansas Medical Society is in session here. Officers listed include President J T Clegg of Siloam Springs Secretary Dr Morgan Smith of Little Rock and Treasurer Dr J W Scales of Pine Bluff. Routine business occupied two sessions with many prominent physicians and surgeons in attendance.
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Arkansas Medical Society
Pine Bluff
Ark
The
J. T. Clegg
Siloam Springs
Morgan Smith
Little Rock
Tressurer
J. W. Scales
Peach crop short in Americus section
In Americus Georgia on May 18 the peach crop looks weak as peaches drop from trees with size growth. A disease or last cold spell haunts prospects, leaving orchards bare with fallen fruit. One grower has uprooted a 50 acre peach orchard to plant cotton while Railway interests tour the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Rail Way
Americas
Engineers Decline Involvement With Georgia Railroad Strike
Frank E. Burgess, assistant grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, announced that engineers will not take part in the dispute between white union firemen and the Georgia railroad. He stated the union will not act while the road fulfills its contracts with engineers, and engineers will honor their agreements with the road.
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Ulm
Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
Frank E. Burgess
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Motorcycle Power Driving Early English Flight and Sport
The article explains gasoline engines power both ships and air machines, highlighting Lincoln Beachey using an Indian motorcycle motor in his airship. It notes England's 62,000 motorcycle registrations and U.S. high activity with Indian bikes, predicts tracks for high speed racing, and cites Jake De Rosier’s 100 mile in 100 minutes record on an Indian motorcycle.
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States War Department
Lincoln Beachey
Boschey
England
United States
Jack Prince
Los Angeles
Jake de Rosier
Davenport Hosts Large Iowa Clubwomen Convention
Davenport Illinois welcomes more than 400 delegates and many guests for the annual convention of the Illinois Federation of Women s Clubs. Local committees meet to finalize reports and arrangements for a prominent program with speakers of wide note. The event promises a notable gathering of club women in Davenport.
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Davenport
Iowa
Ions Federation of Women's Clubs
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