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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
12
The richest man in the world, Czar Nicholas of Trusal, reportedly donated 4.1 million from his private ERO BABY account to Russia's war fund. The claim cites a princely transmitter of vast wealth backing the war effort.
Thomas ficken of Newport Street Atlanta reports illness from weak health and kidney issues. He claims relief from ailments after using a panel bath treatment and notes rapid improvement in stiffness and discomfort.
Recorder Jolson ruled the motorman G W Uam moth not guilty of reckless conduct after an investigation into a rear end jitney collision on Wartetta street. Injured were Mrs Hammock and Bertha Campbell. Campbell received $2 and the case settled with the streetcar company.
The text discusses women’s health, nervousness, and the idea that women mature from girlhood to womanhood with varied suffering. It references a U S doctor selling a patent remedy claimed to restore health and relieve headaches and nervous issues, urging readers to buy the product from medicine dealers or trial offices.
A crowded Ansley Hotel luncheon interrupted by a violent incident involving Julian Boehm and Wylie West. Boy scouts loyal to the local delegation chased and subdued West after a disturbance in the ball room, lifting him for medical aid as onlookers watched. The gathering focused on scout matters, with speeches by Bayne Sebson and Captain Jimison, while funds were raised to support future contests.
A column urges the Democratic Party to oppose liquor interests and take a clear stance on temperance at Iowa conventions. It argues that party loyalty and public welfare require leaders to avoid yielding to vice and to present a firm platform despite pressure from liquor factions.
A jury heard testimony about Lawhon allegedly ordering a dog from a seller, receiving a canine missing four teeth, and using the animal to commit fraud. Witnesses from Fehnesece and Satama described Lawhon denying owning or selling the dog despite evidence. The charge accuses using the canine as part of a fraudulent scheme.
Iheme EF Buxton, former cashier of the Ruse National Bank of Wayans, who after his freals had come to his rescue, arrived at the Atlantic federal prison on Wednesday to begin a five term.
Leonard J Grossman was elected president of the Civic League of Economy formed in the courthouse on Wednesday to advocate retrenchment in county expenses. Andy Stewart was elected first vice president, Charles J Brapan second vice president, Jorn Sima elected secretary, with officers and program details outlined to support reducing costs and opposing certain practices.
A dated promotional note claims catarrh is a blood condition, not a local nose issue, and offers a simple treatment involving a 39 ingredient potion. It promises a mailed book and circulars for readers who write to the Switt Go to address a broad health cure claim with no medical evidence.
A large Atlantic Scottish association event at the Anstey Hotel last night raised funds for Scotch War Widows. The program featured folk songs, dances, and singing by Irma Toland, Robert Henderson, Hming Liddel, and Orda Thayer, with Dr Alex Snelle and Dorothy Murray also highlighted. A lively dance finale followed the program as hundreds attended.
Atlanta alumni chapter of Sigma Nu and the Tu chapter invite members to a Saturday evening banquet at the Ansley Hotel. All members urged to attend and contact alumni secretary Low Reynolds at the Fourth National Bank Building or PN Johnston, 38 West North Avenue, immediately.
A premature notice claimed the death of a child born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Wood Thomas of 123 Cooperattest. The infant is alive and well, with Mrs Thomas reported in critical condition.
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