Ward Committees to Urge Greater Grady Hospital Bonds
Atlanta plans a ward committee network of twenty to twenty five 'live wires' per ward to campaign for Grady hospital bonds. Dr W B Summerall, Mayor Woodward and Captain J W English will address the kickoff meeting as ward chairmen are named and duties assigned. The effort includes the Ad Men and Rotary clubs, aiming to mobilize citizens for a mass meeting and to showcase hospital needs with statistics comparing Grady to other cities.
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Stereopticon Service at Second Baptist Church
A stereopticon service will be conducted at the Second Baptist church Sunday at 7:45 PM. The public is invited to a brilliant exhibition of Christian education with music by the Second Baptist quartet.
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Red Men officials visit Atlanta from Rock Hill to Chicago
Wilson Brooks great chief of records of the Improved Order of Red Men toured Atlanta as a guest of local Red Men yesterday en route from Rock Hill South Carolina after attending Palmetto state convention. Tampa Florida official D Salsbury joined Brooks with Atlanta hosts CG Gillette and White from city hall and Jake Johnson entertaining the visitors during their stay.
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Locker Club Managers Fined and Bound Over
Judge Broyles fined three Atlanta locker club managers two hundred dollars each or thirty days in the stockade for keeping liquor for illegal sale. They were S&B Green Hayles club H F R Smith Theatrical club and A R Smith Metropolitan club bound over on $1,000 bond for whisky sale violation. Two Owls club officials C Ragal and William Wolpert hearings postponed for trial.
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Scots Invite Lithonia Guests for Dogwood Day
The Scots of Atlanta and nearby celebrate Dogwood Day today with Lithonia hosts. Burna club and Atlanta Scottish Association members join Bathonia Scots for Bar bede, games, and songs. Revival meetings at Decatur Presbyterian Church end tomorrow with morning and evening services. Frank Hall Wight hosts a mass meeting for men Sunday at 3 30. Numerous conversions reported amid productive gatherings.
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Member of First Wisconsin Cavalry Dies at Fitzgerald Home
Fitzgerald Ga April 17 Special I T Clute a member of the First Wisconsin cavalry who helped capture President Jefferson Davis at Irwinville died Tuesday afternoon at his Fitzgerald home He was 73 years old and had lived in Fitzgerald since early colonization
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Better Than Spanking Spanking fails to cure bed wetting
A historical notice claims bed wetting has constitutional causes and offers a free home treatment by Mrs Bi Summers of Notre Dame Indiana. Readers are urged to write without sending money for instructions claiming the method also aids adults with daytime or nighttime urine difficulties.
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Family Mourns Loss as Clute Leaves Nebraska
The notice states that he leaves two daughters and one son in Nebraska. Mr. Clute was frequently asked about the appearance of Mr. Davis at the time.
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Clute
Witness disputes garbed appearance in trial statement
A witness firmly asserts he observed Mr. Da, Vas and repeats that the individual was not wearing female attire, rejecting claims to the contrary as baseless.
Sleep to Beauty: Awake Minds and Bodies
A brief note discusses the value of alert health and vitality, contrasting sleep’s beauty appeal with practical need for wakefulness. It highlights how doctors and daily routines intersect in maintaining Tus health and energy.
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Judge Westmoreland In Serious Condition At Home
Judge Thomas P. Westmoreland a distinguished Atlanta lawyer lay seriously ill at his home on Peachtree Street with life hanging in the balance. He had not been in good health for about two years and complications arose three weeks ago, leaving him in a desperate condition last night.
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Thomas P. Westmoreland
Atlanta
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Oratorical Contest Postponed To May 2
The Intercollegiate Oratorical contest under the Nation Prohibition association was moved from April 17–18 at Tech to Saturday May 2. A contestant’s speech was lost in the mail, and traveling college secretary W M Bunts said it would be unfair to exclude a Youngs collegiant after weeks of work. Three prizes are offered: 30 in gold for best all round, 2 in gold for second, plus a gold medal from Mrs M McLendor president of the Temperance Union of At an
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