Experiment on Dog With Wine of Cardus Testimony in Libel Suit
Dr. Arthur Loevenhart of the University of Wisconsin testified in a $309,900 libel case brought by John A. Patten and others against the American Medical Association. He stated Wine of Cardus contains 20 percent alcohol and that testing on a dog undermines its claimed benefits, arguing such results question its value for humans. He asserted he is the final authority on these pharmacological matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Loasenhart
University of Wisconsin
John A. Patten
Patten, Jr
Amercan Medical Association
Cardut
Lattanooga Medicine Company
Pattens
Loevenhart
Hough
Messenger Boy Breaks Leg in Auto Truck Crash
Floyd Johnson, a messenger for Postal Telegraph Co, suffered a broken right leg when struck by an auto truck on North Broad Street in front of the Postal office last night. He was rushed to Grady Hospital where his leg was set and examinations are underway.
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Floyd Johson
Postal Telegraph Company
North Broad Street
Postal
Grady Hospital
Nail service planned at Inman Yards Baptist Church
Tomorrow morning at Inman Yards Baptist Church a nail service will be held inviting every member and visitor aged nine to ninety nine to bring a ordinary nail. The event is led by Rev W F Tuscher of Lynchburg Virginia, an evangelist with the Baptist Home Mission Board, who has conducted services here for a week. Music will feature the evening service.
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Inman Yards
Germans Take Malancourt in Verdun Region Victory Report
German forces captured the village of Malancourt west of the Meuse after a heavy bombardment and assaults. Reports say 322 unwounded prisoners were taken and both sides’ artillery activity increased in multiple frontage sectors. Russian and Balkan theater activity is described as unsettled with ongoing bombardments and clashes.
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Varennes
Meuse
Malancourt
le Mort
Homme
Oclockh
Forest of
Apremont
Varvina
Guy Linen
Soone
Belfort
Filery
Mratincurt
Meusn
Fort Donaumont
Arts
Bepaume
Treutesant Immelmann Uta
Balkan
Notable Early Atlanta Resident Dies After War
Mrs Lucey Pope Parr an early Atlanta resident, daughter of Judge William Dicken, died in Dublin Wareh. Her life in Martha sville now Atlanta spanned frontier days, with selfless acts during the war leaving a lasting memory. Survived by several Parr descendants including Miss Way Parr and Mrs McKenzie, and Dr J H Goodman of Fitzgerald. Her funeral details not specified.
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Lucey Pope Parr
Atlanta
Marthasviile
Liorda Wareh
Mire Parr
William Dicken
Sthus
Lol Parr
Marthasville
Tits Price
Che
Miss Way Parr
End Mes
McKenzie Osceela
Bartow
New Mexico
James P. Brantley
D. Tames Pone Brantle
South Proor Street
Woon
Dt 1
Brantley
Hear
Boston
William IB
John Brintley
Swords in Morgan County Legislature Race Emerges
Madison March 31 special Judge Foster retires due to ill health opening Morgan County legislature seat with farmer J B Swords announcing his candidacy. He faces little opposition from Hearden Nolan Prouden and McWhorter among others. Calvin Parker re elected to Ware House after decisive primary win. Parker praised as progressive and popular. Ware holds the first primary in the state. Authority names and local races mark a busy election day across Paulding Campbell Henry Rockdale and Henry counties with multiple officials nominated.
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Gordon County
Calhoun
Gordon
Pouties
Rantin
Lewis
Superior Coutl
RH H L
Swords
Morgan LO
Madison
Foster
J B Swords
Morgan
Hearden
Nolan
Prouden
Oh Paul
P HH. McWhorter
Morgan County
Calvin Parker
Ware County
Calvin W Parker
Parker
Atlanta
Ware
Jority
Rockdale
EF Cook
Jo J McLelland
Cowan
Pims
Tay Colfectir
Henry W Cest
A . McCalla
Ton Guy Alexander
TT Calloway
OK Gales
Handmade Baby Dresses and Accessories Showcase
A display of hand embroidered dresses dainty as a lily ranges from 250 to 1850 dollars with machine made dresses 350 to 5.00 and baby coats 3.50 to 21.50. Caps hats lingerie and Easter dresses in white hatiste with smocked yokes plus Empire styles are shown along with long waisted folk styles and gingham dresses. sizes include up to 14 years and junior, with prices from 150 to 1950 dollars.
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Jace—Gretchen
Empire
Thore
Specials in sizes two to six years and larger chambrays
The listing advertises children’s clothing in sizes two to six years with piped blues and striped ginghams featuring smocked yokes. It also notes twelve and fourteen year sizes and a few pairs offered for quick clearance due to being sold.
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Sultana
Java
Mooha
Hedheat
Moo Whitehall
JRITY
Fulton
Chesapeake Bay
Fulton Market
Alabama St
Veal
Whitehall Market Company
Whitehall Street Bell
Main
Dog
Cardus
Oxfords
Whitehall
Messenger Boy
Akin’s
Ivy
Ane
Iseberg
Das
Block
Stone’s
Montevallo
Randall Bros
Alabama
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee Virgina
Pennsylvania
the Daily Constitution
Atlanta, Gz
the Constitution
LE Mort Homme
Lucy Pope Parr
J. H. Goodman
Fitzgerald
Kitygerald Ga
James Hawkins Goodman
Minnie Goodwin
Mer Minnie Goodwin
Goodwin
Randolph Goodwin
If & Fogle
C. C. Webb
Mary Cantreil
Wis
Cantrell
Praut Hospital
Joan Cambelt
Acworth Tod
Uriah Plymate
Limb Plymate
Bs Restance
Sandford Avenue
Barkwood
Plymale
Venitia Tonle
IG Poole
E. Grady
Savannah
Axinnah
Tor Grady
Gr & Son
New York
Mason- Seaman Transportation Company
Banis
Accent
Mason- Seaman Company
Paulding CO
Dallas
Paulding County
Wood Baker
D Wheeler
L. Denton
A Roberts
S Verner
Tim Spinks
Pool
Pink Bagh
T D Langly
Camereil County
Fairburn
Campbell County
McLsrm Primar
Hull McClure
Superior Court
MoJerin
Coun
J Short
Thompson
Wiliam Bell
iSteed
Ja’ Wenderson
Coronier
TP Bullard J. Campbell
FB Cleckter
TA. Jones
Nisan County
Henry County
McDonough
Previnta
Henryounty
A H Harris
Odinary HC
High Tower
Clern
Hand
Carmichael
Wallace
T G Kelly
Talmon Patulo
Barnett
Cormoner
Horton
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