Mrs Waters Endures Indigestion and Gains Health with Tanlac
The retiring Mrs. Waters of 367 Woodward Avenue recounts years of nervous indigestion and weight loss before Tanlac. She praises its effects, noting improved digestion, absence of smothering and fainting spells, restored appetite, and weight gain. She has recommended Tanlac to many friends, with James Pharmacy advertising its Atlanta availability.
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Wis P E Waters
Woodward Avenue
Waters
Mra Waters
Taniac
Tanlac
Atlanta
Jambs Pharmacy
Ady
Victor Innes and wife to be tried May 29 in Atlanta
Victor E Innes and his wife Ida May Innes face a larceny after trust charge of 4900 from the estate of Hloise Els Dennis. The trial, before Judge Ben Hill, was set after a long conference among prosecution and defense with Judges Candler and Himes. Weatherby identified Innes as the woman who posed as Margaret Mims.
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Victor E Innes
Ida May Innes
Ben § Hill
Superior Court
Hloise Elms Dennis
Beatrice N@lims
Holstor General
Dorsey
Steuben Arnold
John Candler
James Himes
Ben S Hill
Arnold
J. B Weatherby
Fourth National Bank
Was Weatherby
Innes
Margaret Mims
Nelman Stater
Texas
Atlanta
Candler and
Hines
Webb gang leader still at large as officers press hunt
Police press the manhunt for Grady Webb with three Harrison brothers detained and others jailed in Alabama City Parkersburg and Grand Rapids. The gang is described as one of the most extensive hold up rings in the United States as Webb remains elusive and doctors note a fatal disease may hasten his fate.
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Dick Harrison
St Joseph S Infirmary
Charlie Harrison
Carl Rentz
Fulton County
Ben McKee
Alabama City
Ala
Jeff Harrison
Parkersburg
Richard Harrison
Tapind Rapids
Husvil Orlie
Grand Rap
Taids
Rigid inspection of G M A cadets ends with praise
Captain Kingman of the United States War College led a Saturday inspection of the Georgia Military Academy cadets at College Park. Major Bills, along with a battalion of cadets, oversaw a full day of rigorous drill and training tests, ending with a celebratory masquerade dance that night.
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Kingman
United States Wa
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Bills
United States Army
Military Department
GQM
Bell Seeks to Interest Rockefeller Institute In His Arsenic Theory
Dr. Jay Bell reported to Johns Hopkins and the Rockefeller Institute that arsenic is not a deadly poison. He described demonstrations at Fulton Tower where dogs received measured doses of Merk arsenious acid, observed by a commission and witnesses, with dogs reported in excellent shape and later turned over to children.
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Jay Bell
Fulton Tower
Johns Hopkins University
Rockefeller Institute
Bell
Priven Commission
Edgar Everhart
T . Patterson
Pull for Another Dixie Highway Branch in Georgia
A party of fifty Romans will drive to Dallas Paulding county on April 13 to attend a wood roads meeting called by County Judge Wills. Joined by Charles J Wladen of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and Cobb Polk residents, the group will plan a campaign to secure another Dixie highway branch from Rome to Atlanta via Austell Hiram Dallas Rockmart Aragon and Lindale.
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Rome
Dallas
Paulding County
Wood Roads
Wills
Charles J Wladen
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Cobb and
Polk
Atlanta
Austell
Hiram
Rockmart
Aragon
Lindale
Yeart Songs and Heart Songs Bring Soul to Books
The Constitution lists a year end drive distributing books that claim personality and soul. Thousands of copies have reached readers in recent weeks. Readers are urged to clip daily coupons to participate before distribution ends. Heart Songs is expected to gain value over time.
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Heart Songs
Georgia fruit crop hit hard by frost in north Georgia
The Georgia Fruit Exchange reports a severe frost impact with expected north Georgia shipments dropping from about 1300 cars last year to between 400 and 600 cars this year. Frost mainly damaged young trees in the northeast in February and March, while the southern state is forecast to yield a better crop than last year.
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Georgia Fruit Exchange
North Georgia
Georgia
Atlanta
Rome Shriners Form Club in Rome Georgia
Shriners in Rome have organized a Shrine Club to benefit members in and near the city. The first event will arrange entertainment for Yaarab Temple pilgrims on May 11. Osf Homer R MecClatchey is president with A B Arrington as vice president and JoD McCartney as secretary treasurer. About 100 Shriners reside in Rome and many are expected to join.
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Rome
Shriners
Atlanta
Homer R MecClatchey
A B Arrington
Jod McCartney
Order
The
Clu
Minor's Good Memory Aids Justice in Atlanta Case
Deputy Sheriff Prennie Minor arrested Wallace Battles who had been sought by Atlanta peace officers since last fall. Battles stood trial on a misdemeanor when Minor recalled a photograph matching his description. Confronted with the image, Battles confessed identity and was held on the more serious charge of assault with intent to kill.
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Prennie Minor
Wallace Battles
Atlanta
Battles
Calhoun
Minor
City Government Declared All Wrong by Mayor Woodward
Mayor Woodward said he may retire after his term and would not rely on friends to announce his future candidacy. He argued the current city government is wrong with too much lost motion and petty politics, and suggested a complete overhaul or renewal of the city administration. He criticized councilors for unclear votes and stated he would announce any run personally if he decides to seek office.
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Woodward
SION
J M
Board of Education
Pierce
Shippers Discuss Proposed Rate Revision
The executive committee of statewide shippers meets today at noon in the Atlanta Freight Bureau to study the intrastate freight tariff proposal. They aim to gauge impacts on packing houses, apple growers, and Georgia industries and to organize opposition to unfavorable rates.
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Atlanta Freight Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
State Railroad Commission
Packing House
Cenle
South Georgia
North Georgia
Moultrie
Atlanta
Ohio River
Western Packing Houses
Georgia Enterprise
Bainbridge
New York
Georgia
Bainbridge Chamber of Commerce
Flist
George G. Filton
Savannah
Southern Cotton Oil Company
W C Vereem
Moultrie Planter
Moultrie Packing Company
Frank Laenfer
Americus
H . Spence Columbus
Coca Cola
Transportation Committee of
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Charles HL Kelley
Atlanta Wholesale
O11
Twelfth
Waterman
Hawkinsville Wholesale Grocer
North Georgia Fair Capitalization Planned in Rome
Rome Ga April 10 plans for the North Georgia fair have been drawn and given to the committee. The fair is capitalized at 20000 with land and buildings costing about 17400. A main exhibit hall a woman's building a grandstand seating 20900 a racing stable for 60 to 75 horses and buildings for livestock and poultry are included.
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Rome
Committee For Attention
Schley Court Docket Cleared In Two Days
Enlaville April 10. Schley superior court convened with Judge Littlejohn and J W William. Civil docket disposed. criminal docket to be cleared tomorrow. Mass meeting at noon to back county fair next October. County appropriates funds for Schley county exhibit building at Americus. Election carried for water and eight bonds. An eight thousand dollar plant will soon be erected.
Dodson’s Liver Tone replaces calomel for a safe cleanse
Warns against calomel as dangerous mercury based medicine causing cramps and bilious feelings. Promises Dodson’s Liver Tone, a vegetable laxative, as a pleasant non gripe substitute that starts the liver without sickness and is safe for children.
Mayor Woodward Discovers Water Shortage After Fish Fry
Local events at the river pumping station include a fish fry and City Hall gossip about who ate the most fish. Mayor Woodward jokes about water needs, while Councilman Ashley explains a prior commitment to Grant Park school. Dr Pierce faces renomination questions in Fifth Ward.
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Ashley
Grant Park School
Claude L. Ashley
City Officials Dine at Monday Fish Fry at Water Works
About one hundred city and former officials attended a Monday afternoon fish fry and luncheon at the Thattahoochee River Water Works. W T Davis, vice president of the water commission, invited the guests. Zade Smith hosted as master of ceremonies and teased a prize for the person eating the most fish, with Mayor Woodward, Ed Dung, and Claud Mason as leading contenders. The event closed with a hearty vote of thanks to the host and several impromptu songs celebrating the attendees.
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Thattahoochee River
W T Davis
The
Water Commission
Zade Smith
Woodward Ed Dung
Claud Mason
Barrett Challenges Opponents to Joint Coroner Debate
Barrett, in a county race for coroner, challenged his four opponents to a joint debate to let voters hear each candidate discuss live issues. He argues the coroner's role is as important as any office, though none of the others have responded.
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Barrett
County &Power
Federal expert inspects Floyd County roads
Rome Ga April 10 Special 1 R F Heldert of Washington in the United States Public Roads office is in Floyd county to determine road material and soil. He has finished work in Newton, Baker and Fulton counties and has chosen Floyd and Bartow counties for further study. He will visit twelve Georgia counties in cooperation with the state geologist.
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Rome
R F Heldert
Washington
Public Roads
United States
Floyd County
Newton
Baker
Fulton
Floyd
Bartow
Georgia
Mass Meeting Held By Simmons Friends
About 250 people attended a West End hall gathering in support of J W Simmons for county school commissioner. Speakers praised the candidate and urged continued backing. Another meeting is planned Thursday night at Chastaintown.
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Simmons
Jacobs
West End
J W Simmon
Chastaintown
William Mercer Fain Desperately Ill at Home
The many friends of William Mercer Fain regret to learn he is desperately ill at his home 51 Elizabeth street. Physicians give no hope for his recovery.
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William Mercer Fain
Elizabeth Street
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