Relief In Armenia Described By Narve
Atlanta reports Miss Blanche Knox, a Philadelphia nurse, described Near East Relief in Armenia. Georgia committee chairs H. B. Kennedy and A. B. Simms oversee funds while A. L. Terrell directs state operations. She recalled 1919 conditions in Alexandropol and urged continued relief for 2,500 orphans despite improved conditions.
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Atlanta
Blanche
Knox
Philadelphia
Near East Relief
Trancaucasia
Near East Relief Fund Committee
Georgia
H. B. Kennedy
A. B. Simms
Fulton National Bank of Atlanta
A.L. Terrell
Georgia Savings Bank
Armenia
Alexandrofol
Miss Knox
Alexandropol
Igdir
Treat
Caucasus
Aristist
Misa Knox
West Queen's Lane
Germantown
Red Cross
Episcopal Hospital of
Ida M. Knox
Arlington Avenue
Lockland
Fifty-five Gallons of Whiskey Confiscated in Atlanta Raid
Fifty-five gallons of corn whiskey seized by county police after a taxicab deposited the liquor in a woods near Simpson and Ashby streets. The bottles were found in one-gallon cans hidden in gullies and brush. Police hauled the liquor to headquarters and poured it down a sink in broad daylight.
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Atlanta
Simpson
Ashby
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain Claim
Athens resident Mrs. W. H. H. Walton praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from back pain and swelling. She recalls using them five years ago after a kidney attack that hindered housework, and says the cure lasted with occasional future use. Poster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
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Athens
W. H. H. Walton
Strong St
Doan
Dean
Palmer & Son Drug Store
Milburn Co
Mira
Buffalo, Nuy
Cotton Day Set Across South for Planned Price, Prods
The American Cotton Association announced Cotton Day to be held next Monday at capitol buildings courthouses town halls and schools across the South. The campaign aims to establish warehouses fixed prices futures contracts acreage cuts and cooperative marketing to defend a minimum 40 cent per pound price with a sliding scale and other measures. Governors issue proclamations urging participation in a broader effort to shape Southern agriculture and independence in cotton trade.
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Atlanta
South
American Cotton Association
J. 8. Wannamaker
Cotton Association
Fesd
New York Exchange
Wannemaker
New Tropical Vegetable Appears In South Atlanta
A tropical root crop from Trinidad known as dashæen or taro cousin is described as a potato like tuber. It grows in Georgia soils and southern states, though it is chiefly grown as a tropical staple. Its food value rivals potatoes with less water and more protein starch and sugar.
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Atlanta
Trindad
Grove Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Blood Purification
An advertisement claims Grove Tasteless Chill Tonic destroys malarial germs in blood and purifies and enriches the blood. It urges readers to feel its strengthening invigorating effect and lists price at 60 cents.
Stomach Troubles Promoted as Natural Remedy
An ad-like fragment touts Black-Draught as a safe, natural aid for stomach troubles. It claims broad use for all ages and promotes it as a better option for relief, though text is garbled and promotional in tone.
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