Georgia farmer gains 15 pounds on Tanlac says Live & Let Live Drug agent
In a Chattanooga interview a well known Dade County Georgia farmer described severe stomach trouble for twenty years. After taking Tanlac he gained fifteen pounds in a month and now weighs 452 pounds. He reports improved appetite, no stomach pain, improved sleep, and ability to work from sunrise to sunset. He credits Tanlac for restoring his health and says he feels like a new man. He mentions four bottles taken and notes exclusive Atlanta sale by Jacobs Pharmacy.
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McCaules
Dade County
Georgi
Live & Let Live Drug Company
Chattanooga
Mantha
Atlanta
Jacobs Pharmacy
Adv
Big rally unites Georgia Tech Agnes Scott students
Wesley Memorial church hosts a full crowd for a tri union rally of Georgia Tech students Agnes Scott college and local church societies. Annual event by vote to be held twice yearly with Rev Dr J F Lyons and Rev H A Porter as principal speakers. Partners include Epworth League B P A and Christian Endeavors. an orchestra of over forty voices provided music.
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Georgia Tech
Agnes Scott College
Church Societies of
Atlanta
Decatur Hapeville
College Park
J F Lyons
First Presbyterian Church
America
H A Porter
Second Baptist Church
MM Eakes
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Hamilton
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Jack Hayes
Epworth League
John Crenshaw
Owen's Condition Serious After Wood Alcohol Attempt
James Owen, a carpet renovator, was found despondent after a quarrel with his sweetheart. He drank wood alcohol at a boarding house on South Forsyth Street and was taken to Grady hospital in serious condition, with potential loss of eyesight as ocular nerves are first affected by wood alcohol. His mother, Mrs Jane Owen, lives on Jefferson Avenue in Nashville Town.
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Grady Hospital
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Forsyth Street
Owen
Jane Owen
Jefferson Avenus
Nashville
Fair Weather Forecast Prompts Record Crowds at City Event
The weather forecast called for a warm balmy day with temperatures around seventy eight to eighty degrees across Atlanta. The Atlanta Athletic Club hosted its first anniversary since reorganizing, honoring Asan Candler Jr and directors with silver cups as Asa G. Candler Sr was applauded. The auditor’s report showed a profit of 2642651 since May last year, assets totaling 300286 18, and plans announced for the East Lake golf course opening on April 29 with tournaments and a brass-band dance.
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Auburn Avenue
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John Bachman
Preston S Arkwright
Scott Hudson
Wiliam Kirtoneall
Asa G. Cantler, Sr
Mel
Asa G. Candler Jr
East Lake Country Club
Candler
Wil
East Lake Grounds Committee
Harry Dix
City Club
Eri
Asan Candler
Forestry Students End Camping Trip Endowment Donation
Georgia College of Forestry students completed an extended horseback camping trek through Putnam Baldwin Washington Johnson Laurens and Wilkerson counties to study forest conditions. They cooked their own meals and slept on the ground, carrying provisions in a covered wagon. Their work drew Putnam citizens to donate to the college endowment fund, led by Courtland Winn Jr. of Atlanta, son of former Mayor Courtland S. Winn.
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Georgia College of Forestry
Putnam
Baldwin
Washington
Johnson
Laurens
Wilkerson
Putnam County
Courtland 3 Winn, Jr
Atlanta
Courtland S. Winn
Winn
University of Georgia
Akerman
Young boy dies in fishing trip accident in Moultrie
Curry West, 14 year old son of Mrs OG West, died after a .22 rifle fired while another boy tied a line on a tree. The shell, cut to make a sinker, caused the fatal shot to pierce his heart as companions rushed him toward medical aid.
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Moultrie Ga
Curry West
OG West
Little River
Young West
Hie
Moultrie
Supreme Court Hears W. J. Morrison Case Over Rail Line Charter
Attorney General Clifford Walker closed the state's argument in a mandamus suit by Morrison and others against Secretary of State Philip Cook. The plaintiffs seek a charter to run a railroad line parallel to the Western and Atlantic Railway, which the state contends would depreciate the existing line's value. A decision is not expected for two to three months.
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State Supreme Court
W. J. Morrison
Philip Cook
Cook
Western and Atlantic Railway Company
Supreme Court
Merchants to Meet Thursday Night in Atlanta
The Atlanta Retail Merchants association will hold its regular meeting Thursday night at 630 o'clock in Piedmont hotel. A committee led by Winship Nunnally, chairman, with E H Cone, L D Hicks and W Anderson arranges the program featuring illustrated ads open to criticism.
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Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Piedmont Hotel
Winship Nunnally
E H Cone
L D Hicks
W. Anderson
Prominent planter James Holmes commits suicide in Headland
Headland Alabama April 13 James Holmes a well to do planter of Webb Station six miles from here committed death by his own hand firing a pistol through the head Unfavorable outlook for cotton may have driven the act Holmes was a prominent local business man and planter in Webb Station and vicinity
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Headland
Ala
James Holmes
Webb Station
Georgia Educators Meet Tomorrow at State Convention
The fifty first annual Georgia Educational association convention opens Thursday with sessions through Saturday. Directors and trustees assemble Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Dempsey. The first general meeting starts Thursday at 8 p m in the city auditorium. Topics include public school training and adult illiteracy efforts.
Girls Run Away From Georgia Training School
Four girls named Lara Camp Ethel Oaks Avalee Wooten and Luella Long fled the Georgia Training School for Girls on Monday. Police were alerted Tuesday morning and ordered to watch for the runaways as their Atlanta parents were identified.
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Ethel Oaks
Avalee Wooten
Luella Long
Georgia Training School
Atlanta
Wife of Mayor Archer Dies in Jonesboro
Jonesboro Georgia April 18 Special Mrs W S Archer aged 62 wife of Mayor W B Archer of Jonesboro died here this afternoon after several months illness Besides her husband she leaves one son W B Archer Jr of Atlanta and two daughters Mrs W T Belford of Savannah and Miss Mary Archer of Jonesboro Funeral services will be held here Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
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Jonesboro
W S Archer
W 8 Archer
W 8 Archer, Jr
Atlanta
W T Belford
Savannah
Mary Archer
Spanish Painter to Exhibit at Ansley Hotel Ball Room
Signor Louis Graner of Barcelona, a Spanish artist known for Italian type portraits and night scenes, will display his best works in the Ansley hotel ball room this afternoon until 6 and tomorrow afternoon until 4. A graduate of two European art academies, he arrives from St Louis Missouri where his paintings have drawn attention.
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Signor
Louis Graner
Barcelona
Ansley Hotel
St Louis
Imo
Woman's Worst Enemy and the Dawson Springs Water Cure
An old wellness blurb claims indoor duties cause constipation leading to gas pains headaches and skin issues. It promotes Lollo Water from a local druggist and Dawson Springs spring water as natural remedies easing side pains and headaches with a nightly dose and morning glass, asserting doctors send patients to the springs.
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Dawson Springs
Aluminum production in 1915 estimated by authorities
In 1915 aluminum output in the country is estimated by several authorities at about 0,00,000 pounds, a figure contrasted with roughly 45,000,00 pounds produced in 1914, reflecting an eightfold difference in achievement and indicating a sharp decline from the prior year.
Danderine Promise: Hair Grows Strong and Dandruff Fades
An advertisement proclaims Knowltons Danderine cleanses dandruff and stops hair loss. It claims immediate lubrication, scalp nourishment, and new fine hair growth after weeks of use, promising boosted shine, softness, and vitality.
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