Georgia's Credit Is In Splendid Shape
State Treasurer W J Speer reports Georgia’s credit remains excellent. He notes a temporary 200k+ loan to cover tax shortages, and a 475k new loan for relief, all paid promptly. Six Atlanta banks provided the funds at 2 percent, despite higher market rates, to protect the state's trust. The sinking fund and constitutional safeguards back bonds at par, with public property including the Western and Atlantic railroad valued around 320 million securing debt.
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W J Speer
Georgia
Atlanta
Speer
Mr. Speer
Western and Atlantic Railroad
South Atlanta Club Plans Smoker to Mark School Lot Buy
The South Atlanta Club announces a public smoker to celebrate acquiring a school lot near Lakewood. The event is at 8 o clock Tuesday at Will Jones store Molton Avenue and McDonough Road, hosted by the South Atlanta Improvement Club.
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South Atlanta
Lakewood
Wol Jones
Molton Avenue
McDonough Road
Rheumatic Throat Remedy Promises Blood Cleanse
The Swift Specific Company promotes S S S as a blood cleansing remedy to reduce uric acid, improve mucous linings, and strengthen bronchial tubes for a healthier throat and voice. They warn against substitutes and offer free medical guidance from Atlanta.
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Swift
Atlanta
Cue Medical Dept
Miss Martha Fort Shows Work in Paris Salon
Miss Martha Fort of Mount Airy Georgia has two pictures displayed at the Paris Salon after studied in Paris two years. She studied four years at the Academy of Art in Easton before going abroad. Her mother Miss Lwin Eilis and Judge W Ells are noted locals. After completing her artistic education she plans to open an art studio in Atlanta with family ties in Athens.
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Martha Fort
Paris
Salon
Martha Port
Mount Airy
John Fort
Academy of Art
Easton
Miss Fort
Mount Airy Ga
Paria
Weather Outlook for Easter Sunday in Atlanta
The Sunday forecast for Atlanta is unsettled with general cloudiness and a chance of light showers. Temperatures start near 50 degrees, rise through the day, then fall to about 40 degrees Monday morning as winds shift from southerly to fresh northwest.
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Atlanta
Pilgrim class to give minstrel performance
The interim class of the Central Congregational church led by Mrs. Mianscom formed a male chorus that sings at morning services. They plan Easter Sunday music with a thirty-voice choir, soloists, the Georgia Te. Orchestra, and the Tech Mandolin Club in a minstrel show with 25 cent admission.
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Central Congregational Church
Mianscom
Georgia Te. Orchestra
Tech Mandolin Club
Wonderful Chapman
Tig Foot Relief Miracle Ad Warms Tired Feet
An old time ad promises relief for burned, swollen feet with Tig a remedy drawing out poisonous exudations from corns callouses and bunions. Claims instant relief and affordable annual foot relief with a 25 cent yearly rate and a 50 cent box at drug or department stores.
Easter in Atlanta Sees Spring Revival and Fashion
Easter in Atlanta is marked by cloudy skies and cooler afternoon, with light rain not expected to disrupt church services or Easter parades. Ceremonies will be grand with organ recitals, singing, and abundant flowers as springtime fashions glow with delicate colors and Watteau-inspired silhouettes.
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von Herrmann
United States Weather Bureau
Rainy Easter Morning For Southern States
Washington April 11 a rainy Easter morning for the north and south Atlantic coasts and many gulf states, while the rest of the country enjoys bright skies. Forecasters say rain in the south Atlantic east gulf and southwest gulf will end by morning with clearing skies thereafter. Low pressure remains in the northeast and the storm area shifts into eastern Texas. Improvement comes a day late for bright weather across the country Monday.
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Washineton
North
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Teather Bureau
East Gulf
Southwest Gulf States
North Atlanic
Texas
Colonel T. H. Smith Dies at Harrodsburg Veteran LeaderNear Jackson
Harrodsburg Kentucky April 11 Colonel T H Smith president of the Aumont Japanese and veteran of the Civil War died today at age 90 He commanded a Confederate regiment under Stonewall Jackson and stood within a few feet of General Jackson when the latter was killed He formerly led a college at Brownsville Tennessee
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Harrodsburg
T. H. Smith
Aumont Jepuese
Smith
Stonewall Jackson
Jackson
Brownsville
Tennessee
Rexall Visitor Arrives in Atlanta From Southwest Tour
Lows i. Liggett president of United Drug company arrived in Atlanta Saturday after travels through Oklahoma and Texas. He is the guest of Dr. WLS Elin of the Elin Drug company Rexall store in the city. United Drug company operates as a cooperative for Rexall stores nationwide.
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Lows i. Liggett
United Drug Company
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Texas
Wls Elin
Elin Drug Company
Rexall
Fruit Exchange Head Praises Peach Crop Cooperation
Et dent W. K. Hunter of the Georgia Fruit Exchange argues a bumper 1914 peach crop benefits from cooperative marketing. The article urges nonmembers to join, detailing how the exchange handles market timing, pricing, and sales, relieving growers of debts and worries while keeping funds sufficient for operation. Georgia is expected to ship over 6,000 cars of peaches.
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Etdent
W. K. Hunter
Georgia Fruit Exchange
The
Fruit Exchange
Georgia Fruit Change
Exchange
Georgian
Salvation Army Easter Service in Georgia and Carolinas
Brigadier Andrew Crawford, division director for Georgia Floris and the Carolinas, will lead a special Easter Service at 10 o'clock this morning at the Salvation Army hall 2912 Marietta Street. An earlier 8 o'clock night service is planned with the sermon titled The Vision Savior.
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Adler Andrew Crawford
Salvation Army
Georgia
Floris
North
South Carolina
Salvation Army Hall
Marietta Street
Brigadier_Crawford
Southern Supply Men to Meet in Atlanta
Ivan E Allen president of the Atlanta convention bureau has received a telegram confirming Atlanta as the host city for the Southern Supply and Machinery dealers meeting. The association gathers about 1,000 delegates from major hardware and machinery manufacturing firms nationwide.
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Ivan E Allen
At-lanta Convention Bureau
At- Manta
Canary Choir and Orphans Aid Easter Offering at First Christian
Orphan boys and girls from the West End Christian orphanage will sing at Easter service at First Christian Church. Canary birds in cages will accompany the event as orphans urge offerings for the orphanage at 289 Lee Street, home to about thirty five children.
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First Christian Church
West End
America
Lee Street
First Christian Sunday School
Canaries
Revival Services Open With Cedartown Cleric Help
Rev A M Pierce of Cedartown joins Rev G M Eakes of St John M E church to lead old time revival services starting Sunday. Pierce has preached daily to large congregations. Eakes conducts brief services with Sunday school at 2 40 and a men and boys only sermon at 8.
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A M. Pierce
Cedartown
G. M. Eakes
St John M. E
Dr. Pierce
Hakes
Bakes
Old Guard Works to Fund Two Civil War Monuments
Subscriptions totaling several dollars are collected for the McPherson and Walker monuments Improvement fund via H M Ashe at 1329 Healey Building. Donations from Ed L. B. Tarman Miss ed snr Queait Minor and others support the effort aided by United Daughters of the Confederacy and women’s relief corps. The Old Guard aims to complete the monuments before the May meeting of the Imperial Council of Sa...ars. The GMR has spent over $900 on site improvements but vandalism harmed railings. A move to designate the area as a national park is under consideration but faces discouragement.
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Old Guard
H M. Ashe
Ealey Building
McPherson and Walker Monuments Improvement Fund
Ed L.B. Tarman
H. M. Aghe
Brown
H.N. Randolph
Queait & Minor
Atlanta
United Daughters
W. A. Harrison
A. KH. Bancker
Louis Gnoistin
John Powell
F. A. Hooper
William McMillan
Aidee
James T. Wright
Dozer & Gag
United Daughters of the Can
F. J. Paxon
H. M. Ashe
Aliss Katherine Koch
Ieperal Council of Sarmers
GMR. Hoa
McPherson Monument
Healey Building
Hanford C. Adams Dead in Jacksonville Typhoid Fever
Hanford C. Adams died in Jacksonville at age 23 from typhoid fever. He was general manager of the Southern Utilities Company which controls electric gas water and ice plants in nearly thirty Florida towns. Adams came to Jacksonville four years ago from Kenox Massachusetts.
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Hanford C. Adams
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Utilities Companion
Mr. Adams
Kenox
Mass
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Beauty Boost
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming it cleanses hair, removes dandruff, and strengthens roots. It promises immediate improvements in softness, luster, and volume with a 25 cent bottle available at drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton's
Junior Class of Tech Holds Annual Banquet
The junior class of Tech held their annual banquet in the Pine Room at Hotel Ansles with about forty five guests. Speakers included Coach W. Alexander, J.J. Strickland, A.B. Montague, E.W. Witherington, F.B. Stuchen, J. Lucas and Boo Gant, who acted as toastmaster and class president. Entertainment featured college yelis and sons.
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Tech
Pine Room
Hotel Ansles
W. Alexander
JJ. Strickland
AB. Montague
EW. Witherington
F. B. Stuchen
J. Lucas
Boo. Gant
College Yelis and Sons
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