Government to Aid Raoul Foundation in Tuberculosis Drive
The Anti-Tuberculosis association in Georgia under the W G Raoul foundation will soon receive substantial federal support. A national plan calls for a special tuberculosis division in the Public Health Service to study the disease and set treatment standards with federal funds. Georgia lawmakers are urged to back a bill introduced by Congressman Kent and Senator Norcross to secure cooperation for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Georgia
W G Raoul
Jamea Faulkner
National Association For the Study and Prevention
National Association
Act of Congress
Trnhred Staten Public Health Service
Kent
All Forn
House
Norra
Meorazka
Senate
Raoul Foundation
W A Commission to Hold Capitol Meeting Early Week
The Western and Atlantic railroad commission will meet in the state capitol Tuesday morning to review routine work and discuss proposals in executive session. On Wednesday the group will inspect Atlanta properties, Thursday vice to Chattanooga for terminal and property inspections along the route. RoR Ona of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce will request a data vet and discuss plans for a cross-city track project over the state gul tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western and Atlantic Railroad Commission
State Capitol
Iadyck
Commission
Atlanta
Western and
Atlantic
Chattanooga
Plaga
Theilanta Chamber of Commerce
Crty
Californian mayor opens doors to marriage matches
A Waray letter in California draws single suitors to the mayor's chambers. James G Wood identifies candidates as entrants for matrimony, with one young woman about 20 visiting for a private appointment and leaving after a cautious interview.
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Waray
James G Woodwad
Mayer
Baturlay
Mike
Reo Hutheriy
Evening at Movies Proves Expensive for Rosenthal
Ben Rosenthal and his wife attended a downtown movie last Saturday night. A crowded crush led to a theft as someone frisked his pockets, taking $20 in cash and two checks totaling 43 dollars. Rosenthal reports the loss to police and notes the night’s pleasures cost him 84 dollars.
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Ben Rosenthal
Washington Street
Fisk Jubilee Singers at Auditorium Armory Next Friday
Rev HW Proctor praised an evening of laughter and tears at the First Congregational church. The Fisk Jubilee Singers were described as singing the gongs of their people and offering deep intent through both grave and gay tunes. Clifford Miller delivered a powerful sermon titled Stop Look Listen.
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HW Proctor
First Congregational Church
Fisk Jubilee
Auditorium Armory
Clifford Miller
Newport
Great Cast To Present La Tosca Here At Avanta Series
One of America’s great La Tosca performances comes to Atlanta as Avanta presents the opera last night of its season. The cast features Martinelli, Farrar, Scarpia sung by Scotti, with Angel Rada, reuniting three Met stars rarely seen together. The production promises intense drama, powerful vocals, and a demanding score highlighting the tragedy’s pivotal scenes.
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Ita
Ssailov
Auca
Mario
Martinelli
Toca
Farrar
Emouth
Farrars
Market for all the songs of local composers
Atlanta writers find a ready market for cabaret and vaudeville material this week. Sapmae Tucker, the Queen of Rag Time, heads the Forsyth Keith vaudeville bill and seeks new songs to buy. Tucker’s methods drive performers to keep songs for her, then release them when she can no longer use them.
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Atlanta
Sapmae Tucker
Keith
Forsyth
Miss Tucker
Anniversary Sermon Preached on Sunday By Dr. Dunbar Ogden
Dr Dunbar H Ogden preached the seventh anniversary sermon at Central Presbyterian Church on Washington Street. Over seven years 934 new members joined, with 683 net gain. the church grew from 382 to 4415 members, a steady yearly rise noted by the board of deacons.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Washington Street
Iminbar H Ogden
Central Presbyterian
Board of Deacons
Ogden
Dre Ogden
April Fools Stir in City Hall and Tax Day Yields Records
Councilman Ashley teased city officials at mayor Woodward's office on April first provoking humored denial as April Fools jokes unfolded. Inspector Wooddall pressed street peddler licenses, expanding a four man extra force hitting over four thousand stores and reducing street trade. The April 1 tax day brought in about 312,000 with higher anticipated monthly totals.
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Cepy Ifall
CL. Ashley
Jentzen
J. O Cochran
Omen
Woodward
Gordon Nwn Hurtel
Bextra
Wooddall
Nets
Leity
JF Smith
O' Clork
McWilliams Struck by Auto Near Broad and Marietta
ERIC McWilliams 26 of RF D No 5 was struck Sunday morning at Broad and Marietta by a car owned by H Wallet of 315 East Hunter street. He was taken to Grady hospital with probable internal injuries but not believed fatal. Waller said McWilliams stepped into the street as he turned the corner and the front wheel passed over him, leaving him severely bruised and unable to be questioned. LC Clark, bondsman and uncle, visited the hospital later Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric McWilliams
Broad and
Marietta
H . Wallet
Hunter Street
Grady Hospital
Waller
McWilliams
Broad
LC. Clark
Ube Hospital
Bum
Holmes Institute Praised As Asset By Rev J W Carter
Rev J W Carter lauded the Holmes Institute as the south’s great asset for saving colored youth from immorality and crime. He urged transforming it into a fifty thousand dollar institution during a Sunday address to supporters. Prof Ira Holmes led the principal address and appealed for funds to build the main building, with over $100 contributed toward the $3,000 target as whites and colored donors pledged to raise the rest within two months.
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Holmes Institute
South
J. Wo Uarter
Pas
Tor
Providence Baptist Church
the Institute
I Ra Hulmes
Institute
Sun- Gay
Leading Congregationalists Study Southern Conditions
Last week prominent Congregationalists visited Atlanta to study church life and work in the south. The group includes Rev Hubert C. Herring and Dr Hastings Hart, with talks by Dr Herring and Rev Norton. They plan six weeks touring Macon, Jacksonville, Tampa, and other points, aiding Pilgrim Tercentenary preparations and church mission reorganizations.
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Atlanta
South
Hubert C. Herring
National Council of Congregational Churches
Herring
Winecoff
Hastings Hart
Nfe
Russell Saxe Foundation
Ans
EC Norton
Pomona College
Charles W Davidson
Boston
Iman Hla
Macon Jackannle
Tampa
Tarlo
Georgia Federation of Labor issues monthly news letter
The Georgia Federation of Labor issued its monthly news letter prepared by President Louie P Marquardt. It focuses on the state convention to be held in Savannah on April 19 and 22, 2021. Over 5,000 copies were mailed across Georgia Friday and Saturday as the first issue aims to establish the publication as a permanent institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation of Labor
Louie P Marquardt
Savannah
Georgia
Marquardt
Promising Constitutional Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness
A pamphlet promotes a home remedy for catarrhal deafness claiming a constitutional treatment works where sprays and sprays and nose douches irritate air passages. It advises combining water and granulated sugar with a powder to create a tonic said to relieve head noise and opening nostrils, with cautions about hearing improvement and relief fast.
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England
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Faulkner
W. & A. Commission
Capitol
California
Rosenthal
Fisk
Scarpia
Scotti
Angelo Bada
Spoletta
Geraldine Farrar
Tosca
Giovanni Martinelli
Mario Cavaradoni
Dunbar Ogden
Victrola
Cable
Broad St
Victrola Center
Inspector Woodall
Woodall
J. W. Carter
Federation OF Labor Issues “News Letter
E. H. Cone
A Good Drug Store
Taday
Meranacasmity
Marietta Street
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Marietta St
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