Brunswick City Council to debate chicken and cow limits
Brunswick Ga April 11 special The city council faces a two ordinance clash as cattle roaming limits and a ban on chickens in streets are up for consideration. The Brunswick Civic Association backs tighter cow limits and a chicken ordinance, while two large petitions protest each measure. Voters and cow and chicken owners have submitted petitions, leaving council divided on the issues.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Civic Association
Grunswick
Pyramid Pile Remedy Promises Quick Cure for Piles
An advertisement offers free samples by mail of Pyramid Pile Remedy to prove its efficacy for piles. It claims to reduce inflammation, congestion, irritation, sores, and ulcers, discourages surgery, and sells a 50 cent box at drug stores.
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Pyramid Drug CO
Pyra
Blas
Marshall, Mich
All Georgia Prepares for Metropolitan Opera Week
Georgia and the South buzz as Atlanta readies for grand opera. Milady buys hats and gowns while spouses arrange formal wear. The Crawd opera crowds grow, Shriners arrive early, and ticket sales at Cable Piano and Phillips & Crew outpace prior years. Seats still available but selling fast ahead of opening night.
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Cable Piano Company
Phillips & Crew
Gale
Campaign plan outlined for Grady hospital bond issue
At a Fulton County Medical Society gathering the Grady hospital bond issue received unanimous support. A broad organizational plan was announced with an executive committee and a 100 to 250 member active campaign panel to operate in each ward. Campaign buttons, women’s club backing, and cross racial support were highlighted as key components of the drive.
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Fulton County Medical Society
Grady Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
C. K. Melson
Eivic
J. W. English
J. K. Orr
Frank. Allen
Thomas’ Egteston
S. B. Marks
J. B. Hewitt
John E. Murnhey
Frederic J. Paton
Dr. W. 8. Elkin
Wilmer L Moore
Albert S. Adams
EB. H. Goodhart
B. J. McBurney
Cit
R. L. Foreman
Floyd L. McRae
W. S. Elkin
Tas
Greater
Lumpkin
Federated Women's Clubs
Federation
Women’s Club
Baker Street
Elkin
Summerall
Bishop Nelson
Ivan EB. Allen
Prate Cies
Nelson
Mpkin
Cantam J. W. English
Captain English
H. H. Proctor
Congregational Church
Restored to Health Mrs J Figg and Kidney Remedy Claim
Mrs J Figg suffered months from kidney and liver trouble and found relief with Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. She reports backache headache dizziness rheumatism and neuralgia disappearing after use and full recovery. Warners Safe Remedies Co advertises the remedy in 50c and 2.00 sizes with a free sample offer.
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J. €. Figg
Warners
Warner
Mre
L. C. Figs
Dahin St
Chicago
Archer
Warner's Safe Remedies Co
Rochester
T. He
Georgia Fertilizer Use Raises Crop Prospects
Dr Andrew M Soule of the State College of Agriculture warns Georgia farmers that using more fertilizer improves yields and demands disciplined land cultivation. Reports from fertilizer tag sales freight car use and manufacturer output suggest per acre application will rise, not acreage.
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Georgia
South
Andrew M. Soule
State iCollege of Agriculture
Ile Adda
Easter Egg Hunt for Hapeville Orphans
A large Easter egg hunt and entertainment will be provided for about seventy children at the Hapeville Orphans' home this afternoon. Host J M Arnold of the Arnold egg farm will oversee the event. Children will participate in the egg hunt at 3:30 o'clock.
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Hapeville
J. M. Arnold
Arnold Egg Farm
Home Coming Planned by West Mitchell Street Church
The West Mitchell Street Colored Methodist church invites the public to a Sunday home coming with Rev. J. Cabb editor of The Christian Index as speaker in the forenoon and a mass meeting in the afternoon. At 4 36 oclock J F Watson and A J Trent will address the church youth and a women's meeting led by B J Davis editor of The Atlanta Independent follows in the afternoon.
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Samurclass Cayointy
Tecas
Jerome Jones
Federation of Labor
Journal of Labor
Printers’ Union
Atlanta
Renewal Committee
West Mitchell Street
Colored Methodist Church
Tts
J. Cabb
The
Christian Index
J. F. Watson
A. J. Trent
B. J. Davis
Atlanta Independent
Whitehall store opens first southern piano department
The Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose store at Whitehall and Hunter opens Monday its second floor piano department managed by Joseph S. Cleveland. The shop carries State and Remington pianos plus other high grade instruments. It aims to revolutionize piano sales by placing displays in a busy shopping district to attract women shoppers.
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South
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose
Whitehall
Hunter Streets
Joseph 8
Cleveland
Atlanta
Remington
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Burwell Plans Atlanta Visit To Gauge Race And Court Case
Sparta political hopeful W H Burwell will spend Sunday and Monday in Atlanta to study the political scene ahead of a gubernatorial bid and to argue a supreme court case. Atlanta attracts many aspirants as a political hub during the weekend visit.
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W. H. Burwell
Atlanta
Sparta
Dr J Scott Todd to Rest in Oakland
Funeral services for Dr J Scott Todd physician who died Friday evening will be held in the afternoon at First Methodist church with Rev W F Glenn and Rev H M DuBose officiating. Interment will be in Oakland. Surviving members of the Georgia Military Institute cadet corps Atlanta Camp No 159 Confederate Veterans and Homansa Fishing Club are invited.
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J. Scott Todd
De'dlock
First Methodist Church
W. F Glenn
H. M. DuBose
Oakland
Georgia Military Mnnjitute Gadet Corps
Atlanta Camp
No. 159
Homanassa
Attractive recital at First Christian Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Christian Church plans a Tuesday recital at 4 PM in Hotel Ansley to raise funds for entertainment at the national Christian churches convention in Atlanta this fall. Mrs. Herbert W. Wood of Galesburg Illinois will perform with dramatic readings such as Jean Valjean and musical pieces like Finite of the Little Bisque Doll and Jest Her Way.
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First Christian Church
Ansley
National Convention of Christian Churches
Atlanta
Herbert W. Wood
Galesburg
Wood
Jean Valjean
End All That Eczema Misery
An advertisement promises a new antiseptic liquid named ZEMO to stop itching and treat eczema. It claims rapid relief, permanence, and a money back guarantee, with distribution listed via multiple Atlanta drug stores and distributors.
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Zemo
Rutner
Wong
Jury Finds Matthews Guilty of Complicity in Bank Robbery
Rome Ga April 11 Special The jury convicted Frank Matthews of complicity in the July 28 bank robbery at Lyerly. Judge Moses Wright will sentence Matthews and co-defendant Mark McNew on April 21 at a special Chattooga Superior Court term in Summerville. McNew had previously confessed then recanted, claiming immunity and a $500 reward for implicating Matthews. Matthews, in advanced tuberculosis, is hospitalized under guard and may not live to the sentencing date. the robbery yielded about 4000 in cash and unrecovered papers.
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Rome
Frank Matthews
Lyerly
Chattooga Superior Court
Mark McNew
Moses Wright
Summerville
Whitfield
Atlanta
McNew
Ws Gisdalmer
Matthews
Wimpea
Chattooga County
New York City Public School Costs in 1913 Report
Official figures show New York spent $88.72 per child in public schools, $102.59 per high school pupil, and $150.46 per vocational student in 1913. The department of education reports total public instruction costs of $36,206,840 for 1913 and projected expenditures of $83,203,408 for the current year.
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New York
Department of Education
New York City
Field Hospital Corps Organized for National Guard
A field hospital and ambulance corps for the National Guard of Georgia was organized Friday night at the University Club. Of the fifty-two present, thirty-five enlisted as Major B. C. Davis, chief surgeon, addressed the meeting and denied the duties of the corps. Others speaking included Dr. A. H. Bunce, A. F. Quillian, Dr. J. C. Peterson, Dr. C. F. Holton and Dr. A. H. Fort.
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National Guard of Georgia
University Club
B. C. Davis
Corpu
A. H. Bunce
A. F. Quillian
J. C. Peterson
C. F. Holton
A. H. Fort
Former Georgians sue for $105000 in Waycross
Two former Waycross residents Dan T. Bibb and Judson W. Bibb, with H. C Whiddon and G. & Batley, have filed action ex delicta against B. G. Lasser and United Grocery Co. for damages totaling $106,000. The suits, filed in Jacksonville, are set for hearing next month.
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Waycross
Dan T. Bibb
Judson W. Bibb
H. C Whiddon
G. &. Batley
Sulta
Jacksonville
B. G. Lassiter
United Grocery Company
Simple Way To End Dandruff At Once
There is one sure method to dissolve and destroy dandruff completely. Use four ounces of plain liquid arvon from a drugstore at night, moisten the scalp, rub in gently, and by morning most or all dandruff is gone. Three or four applications will remove every trace, spare itching, and leave hair fluffy, lustrous, and soft. Dandruff harms hair by starving and breaking it, making it dull and lifeless.
Federal Court in Athens Spring Term Opens April 13
The eastern division of the Northern District of Georgia will open its spring term in Athens on Monday April 13 for a five day session. Judge Newman will depart Atlanta for Athens this afternoon.
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Federal Court
Athens
United States Court of Georgia
Newman
Atlanta
Athens Docket Sees Revenue Violation Focus This Term
Noon events with District Attorney Alexander and assistant John Henley, alongside Chief Deputy Marshal Brock and Deputy Clerk Tobit Dean Steward, underscore a spring docket heavy with internal revenue law violations, reflecting stresses in local criminal caseload.
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Alexander
John Henley
Marshal Brock
Tobit Dean Steward
Athens
Papes Diapepsin Claims Quick Digestion Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for dyspepsia gas sour stomach and indigestion. It promises relief within five minutes and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case on hand for any family member. It describes the product as harmless and effective for various stomach upsets.
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Pape
Pope
Fulton County Tax Receiver Candidate Seeks Voter Support
A Fulton County candidate for Tax Receiver thanks supporters and emphasizes experience, tax equalization, and leniency toward taxpayers. The speaker asserts the office requires knowledge of property values and pledges to reduce burden while simplifying tax returns and upholding the law.
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le Armistead
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Judas HS. West
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People’s Credit Clothing Co
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Colaon
Boyistan
Bontor
Iam
Mberal
Stampa
America
Colson
Munc & Co
Wuhk & CO
F St
Washington, D.C
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Grand Opera
Milady
Crawd Opera
Shriners
Foros
Antonio Scotti
Geraldine Farrar
Toscanini
Greater Grady
Southland
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Christian Church
Frank Edmondson’ Drug Co
Coursey & Munn
E. B
Cone Drug Co
Elkin Drug Co
Gunter- Watkins Drug Co
Mathews
Field Hospital Corps
Mozley
Morley Lemon Elixir Co
Atlanta, Ga
Armistead
Fulton County
Yoyself
Supreme Court of Georgia
T. M. Armistead
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M. J. Bradley
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