Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons Commencement Honors
A large 120 student class graduates at the Grand Opera House in Atlanta led by Dr L L Moye and Dr D Jeffries with first, second and third honors. The medical and pharmaceutical departments discuss growth under Dean Kendrick and Payn, with 482 men enrolled and graduates listed by section, including two hundred is medical, 48 pharmacy, and 96 in other programs. Grady Hospital assignments announced for three doctors.
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Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
Grand Opera House
W S Kendrick
Howard van Epps
Theron Rice
L L Moye
D Jeffries
J M Barnett
M “Wo
R B Ridle
CG Rouse
W Ralls
Oo FE Kupferman
Grady Hspital
William Arthur Selman
O Y Waite
W A Jeffries
George T Payne
Dr Payne
William A Allison
Druggists
Hind
Howard Emerson Ezell
Albert Cronin
Ihis
Oscar FE Kupferman
Wal Exana
Hiram Griffith Willams Thomas Walter Dorsett
Clarence Anders Avera
Joan Meriim McKenzie Herbert Cilvten Maller
Oliver R Fore
Augustus Center
Adel Rascoe Sestt
Theodore “Fiddox
Eugene M Herbert Thomas
Eugene Hewitt
George Henry Harper
Oliver Thomas White Henry Jachacon Grodwyn
Theo Dorsett
James Maxey del Percy Ellis Godbola
William Deitz
Luke G Garrett Webb
Conn Yiarry
Edgar Rosser
Albert Tero Crittanden
Joseph M Boring Baror
Frances Cornett
Willard FT Baines
Horace Olle Sparks
Charles Haggard
Hat “Mabry
Terry Howard Clifton Derrick George Capron
Merriam Willam
Arthur Selman
Robert Berry Bledsoe James Luther Fearn
Walter Marvin McCord
Clinton Ramsey
McLain Rogers Joseph Frances Jones
Lamar Preston Fordham John Harrison Hendrix
London
Pitchford
Albert Clarence Corrs
Trigg
Dean Larkin
Edward Colfax McCurdy
George Pinckney
Callan
George AW
Wallace Patterson
Willis Walley
John Brady Jackson
Edward A McClellan
James Miller Barnett
T BE McBryle
Marion Gordon Hendrix Wallace
Leslie Britt
Charles Abercrombie Wilkins
Jasper Lee Jackson
Henry Harris Shipp Marshall
Martin Hearn
Quitman Holten
John Rodolph Jordan
Thomas Newton Berry
Joseph Colquitt Logan Linton Stephens Smith
Ror Blosser
Clymer Defoor Teffries
Joseph Hamilton Pankey James Robert Heney
Edward Leroy Mcintosh
Louis Cahin Rouse
Claude I Relitzel
Drank Daniel
Lean ST. Moye
Reynold Price Baird
John Caldwell Calhoun
Homer Hiodses Brinson
Jesse James Davis
Robert Henry Cochran
Emil Luther McCafferty
Alva Clay Jones
Eugene Claver
James Augustus Dorsett
Robert Abner Harris
Samuel Black
WcMillan
Daniel Porter Mixon
David Houston Chilton
J Catlten Williams
Robert Berrien Riddles Jr
Samuel Tinson Shepherd
Henderson E Watts
Oscar Tucker
Jesse Hill Campbell
George Washington Baker
Wark Williams Hollinshead
Arthur William Ball
Janmves Marcus Hughes
Martin Monroe Head
Jesse Mark Hill
John Elbert Lester
Homer
Stallings
Elden Harkness Foster
Michael Lawrence Cronin
Curtis Monroe Jackson
James
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Grape Nuts Claims Digestive Rescue in Battle Creek Ad
A testimonial touts Grape-Nuts as curing dyspepsia and daily stomach trouble. The speaker, once lighter at 85 pounds, reports gaining to 160 pounds after two weeks of regular use, crediting the product from Peum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
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Peum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Rumor says Hon. J. M. Smith may withdraw from governor race
Atlanta reports indicate Hon. James M. Smith of Oglethorpe plans to announce soon that he will not run for governor. Politicians cite expected statements this week or early next week and note Smith has long shown mixed intent to enter the race while maintaining broad support and integrity. The committee and other political figures await his decision amid ongoing district meetings and public notices.
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Atlanta
James M. Smith
Oglethorpe
Smyth
Colonel Smith
Twa
General Assembly
Smith
Himball
Fulon
Clayton
Cobb
W. A Puller
J . Morrow
Clayton County
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E. P Black
H M Dorsey
H. Garrett
Henry Durand
Charles F. Rice
Roby Robinson Cobb
FP Dobbs
T. W. Glover
L B Robeson
H E. W. Frey
F.C Cannon
A P Adamson
A 'J Nesbitt
Marietta
Georgia
Warner Hil
Terrell
A Yn Harris
Greenville
Harris
Henry R . Harris
Fourth
Congress
Mira
Martin
Calvin
Augusta
Wis
Richmond County
Tiftog Ga
Bernen Superior Court
J H E
Nashville Sparks
Adel
Tifton
Warren County
JF M Terrell
Warrenton
Conyers
De Oro Tops Dahl In Exhibition Pool Match
New York world champion Alfredo De Oro defeated Chicago’s Dahl in a 401 to 87 exhibition win. He led 18 to 213 early, ran 55 consecutive pots, and showcased five- ball and weight-shot demonstrations before an audience at Oldknow’s pool hall.
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Alfredo de Oro
New York
Dahl
Chicago
de Oro
Dahis
Eresses
Oldknow
Ster
eBay
Ten Cent Store Opens in Atlanta by S. Kress Co
The S. Kress & Co ten cent store opened on the viaduct in Atlanta drawing crowds from 3 PM to 9 PM. Doors stayed closed to sales in the evening per rule, with many visitors wishing to buy. The first floor showcased general wares while the second focused on crockery and glassware. The company runs sixteen stores across southern cities and planned a strong Atlanta retail push. Nine managers were present to supervise the opening.
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S . Kress & Co
Atlanta
Ecompany
Sketeen
South Nine
Teivle Toriinos and Deatin Resus in Spring Race Return
Teivle Toriinos and Deatin Resus, a pair from Acute and Chroki, react to RA Guuwlasdosl events as Neyuoweou eyes a spring finish. Officials anticipate a sharp showdown amid fresh training shifts and new season plans.
Marvelous Cure Promised for Mrs Cook by Paine's Celery Compound
A Kansas woman named Mrs Cook from Gardner credits Paine's Celery Compound with curing her severe rheumatism after months of pain and immobility. The advertisement extols the remedy as a world famous breakthrough in cleansing impure blood and easing joint inflammation.
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Lfe
Phelps
Paine
Cook
Union
Police Halt Railroad Fence Plan On Badger Street
Acting Chief Jennings barred the Georgia railroad from erecting four fences across Badger Street near the Fulton bag and cotton mill. He said the street may be on the railroad right of way and noted the city would pursue legal action if needed. Work halted. court action anticipated.
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Railroad Claims
Jennings
Georgia Railroad
Badger Street
Fulton
Tibbs
Captain Jennings
Ctty
Negro Executed in Jacksonville for Murder of Deputy Sheriff
A condemned man, Moses Roberson, was hanged in Jacksonville today for murdering Deputy Sheriff Jenkins at Pablo Beach months earlier. The case involved two New York office representatives and a company push for an Atlanta store with assurances of large-scale purchasing power and market control.
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Jacksonsine
Pla
Moses Roberson
Jenkins
Pablo Beach
Fla
New York
Southard
Atlanta
Wpress
The
Constitution
Linen Dresses With Blouse Waists and Pique Fronts
The ARS Linen Dresses feature blouse waists with large collars and vests, front of pique, offered in pereales and linen. Prices listed include 41.56 linen at 82.50.
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Pereales
Hats and Accessories Featured in Broad Brim Sailor Styles
An old display lists hats in white and tan tones with white or colored bands, and Stripe canvas flat crown Sailors with wide brims. Also noted are red silk corded crowns on broad roll brim Sailors, linen color hats with white piping, and extra brim white pique hats in tan fibers with pointed crowns.
Coat Descriptions For Sale In Vintage Styles
A fragment lists coats in oxblood or blue with tan trim. Describes crash or raglan styles, double breasted with large pearl buttons. Mentions April days as the season and weight details for women’s outerwear.
Mail order department invites distant mothers to shop
Out-of-town mothers are urged to use the mail order department which opens the entire store, including the baby section, for easy purchase of children’s outfits. Reefers in white pique with embroidered collars and beaded sleeve bands are priced from $1.00 to $3.00.
New Blue Stamp program at 18 Atlanta stores
Blue Trading and COTS introduce The New Blue Stamp offering one stamp for every ten cents spent in cash purchases. Whole books redeemable for $5.00 and half books for $2.50 in any department. Stamp distribution centers led by 18 leading Atlanta stores.
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Atlanta
Beale Street Hold Up Nets $500 in Cash and Jewelry
Chicago turfman Michael J Bennett told police six masked robbers armed with revolvers relieved him near Beale street early this morning. They took $500 and jewelry valued at $1,300. The keeper of the race and another man were also robbed as crooks proliferated since race season began. Professor M W Cushman of Indiana, a stock treatment author, died suddenly in Jacksonville after midnight.
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Bennett
Memphis
Tenn
Michael J Bennett
Chicago
Beale Street
Frisco System Offers Tours to Dallas and Hot Springs
Informal notice for Confederate veterans outlining special train options via Frisco System from Atlanta to Dallas with connections through Memphis. Includes stopovers in Oklahoma and Indian Territory, a $125 side trip to Hot Springs, chair car arrangements, and full information upon application to W. T Saunders, G P D, Frisco System, Atlanta.
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Tex
Memphis
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Olahoma City
Hot Springs
W. T Saunders
G. 4
Frisco System
Atlanta
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