Digest Your Meals With Pape’s Diapepsin
A promotional notice touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a harmless, inexpensive remedy to aid digestion and relieve stomach distress in minutes. It claims to cure heartburn belching and other symptoms, promising quick relief for families and easy use day or night.
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Randsome Home for Maccabees in Atlanta Armory
The Knights of the Maccabees have moved from the old armory at 571-2 East Hunter Street to larger quarters. The former Rifles drill room is now a badge room with a billiard hall library living room and kitchen. offices will be shared by State Commander A. C. Hamrick and Custodian E. F. Bond. The temple and club rooms will open Monday at 8 o clock and all Sir Knights are urged to attend.
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Students Strike Over Professor Dismissal at Rouskin College
Students at Rouskin College founded 1869 by Walter Vrod aman strike for two weeks over principal Dennis Hird dismissal. They boycott lectures and picket grounds while appealing to unions for 106000 subscriptions to fund a new college. They allege political pressure influenced removal for his disciplinary approach.
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Rouskin College
Walter Vrodaman
Dennis Hrd
Astena
Aiydenta
Mr. Hird
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Maipis
Memoria Association Meets with Pound to Speak on Memoria Day
The Memoria Association held its regular meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs J J Bull. Mr Aldine Pound of Waycross is to be the speaker at the Memoral Day exercises in October. Fellows hail.
Farmer Victim of the Tariff and Hughes in Congress
Georgia farmer interests loom large as Dudley Hughes challenges tariff theory in the House. He argues tariff policy hurts the plowman, urges reform rather than mere revision, and warns against neglecting rural needs while funding roads and federal bonds.
Tariff Debates and Farmer Relief in Congress
A heated speech denounces protectionist duties on grain and hides and argues for reform. It condemns duties on barley cotton and sugar, warns of higher import prices, and emphasizes the farmer’s burden, urging national tariff relief beyond party lines. The speaker cites census data on cotton and calls for broader economic justice.
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Runaway at Hartwell Injures Martach Ge
A runaway incident on Hartwell street left Martach Ge badly injured after his wagon fretted and bolted. Special-Berry BoWebb, caretaker of ROOF Lb Xo 4, tried to control the frightened vehicle but it demolished the wagon and dragged him before he could reach safety. Webb was carried to his residence for medical care and is reportedly resting.
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Berry BoWebb
Darnea
MT Webb
Wabb
bin Resi- Senne
Vigilantes to Stop Automobile Murders
New York on April 3 reports prominent men forming the National Highway Protective Association to curb reckless driving and “automobile murders.” Henry Clews elected president and several thousand dollars subscribed to fund the crusade. The plan includes placing officers near high risk routes to report violations and aims to expand nationwide to protect pedestrians from motorist harm.
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National Highway Protective Association
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Diollars
Chamber of Commerce
Wife of a preacher sues for alienation
Mrs Carrie Dane wife of Rev W Dane former pastor of Woodbury Connecticut sues for ten thousand dollars alleging she was alienated from her husband by Jennie Proctor wife of George N Proctor and also seeks a divorce alleging cruelty Rev Dane resigned from the local church and rejoined the New York East conference of the Methodists.
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W. Dane
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jennie Proctor
George N. Procton
Dane
Dane Hee
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Thin Man Sought by Government for Railcar Pre cooling Work
A slender man is wanted by the government to operate refrigerating machinery in a railway car for pre cooling fruits. An examination will be held May 5 for a mechanical assistant with knowledge of refrigeration. The vacancy is in the bureau of plant industries, department of agriculture, and the car will travel across the country.
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Chicago
Bureau of Plant Industries
Department of Agriculture
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