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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a clean ointment made with out of mustard to relieve sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion pleurisy rheumatism and back pains. It promises rapid relief with gentle fingertip massage and mentions hospital size jars priced at 3.83. International wording mirrors early 20th century promotional style.
Washington reports former United States Senator George Chamberlain plans to resign from the United States Shipping Board likely next June and seek return to Oregon politics. The article notes 1924 term for Senator McNary, possible intra party friction, and potential Democratic support if Chamberlain runs in May primaries, with McNary facing Ralph Williams for renomination.
Willis A. Sutton announced that only attendees of the superintendents conference, the Parent Teachers Association, and the Georgia Education Association will be admitted to the Emory University campus barbecue on Friday. Each person must display an educators badge.
Funeral a d m for Jon Barnett 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Barnett of Bapaville will be held at Liberty United Church Lourjay Ga. He was fatally injured Tuesday by a motor truck in Hapeville and will be interred in the churchyard Barclay Brandon in charge
Discussion of Montana boosterism amid political strife, noting divisions among promoters of socialist ventures and general public prudence. Reports a broad business boom with mining at 75 percent capacity, cattle market recovery, thriving sheep wool and declining land values due to overcultivation and poor crops. over 70 banks in the state.
In Chicago on April 18 the endurance dancing craze is blamed for exposing that women can outlast men. Dancers claim male partners did most of the lifting, and critics like Thomas Sheely warn records may drop as more hours are logged. The piece also touches on state finances and mining-related tax debates in Montana, highlighting the influence of big companies like Anaconda and the governor's stance against wealth interests.
Mailing of notices Wednesday morning lists assessments against liquor traffickers. Georgia bootleggers face tax between 9100 and 2000 dollars per case. Protest options exist, including hearings and offers of compromise. non protestors face property levies.
Judge Robert T. Ervin of Mobile will preside over the Atlanta division of the United States district court during Judge Samuel H. Sibley’s absence. Sibley will miss the first week to lead the Athens division criminal session. The docket includes Sheriff F. B. Garner, Howard Garner, J. B. Bernard, Lam Brown and L. T. Wager facing bribery charges related to liquor car passes.
After weeks of surveillance Jesse Renfroe, alleged dope peddler, was arrested in Macon Tuesday by T'areotic Inspectors Aitkens and Rogers. Police say he forfeited bonds totaling 3000 dollars. A quantity of dope was found in his possession at arrest.
Dr George Payne, a pharmacist advocate and fruit preservation formula author, dies Wednesday. He helped secure U S naval and public health service pharmacist ranks, advised city engineering and Knights Templar groups, and guided residential development. Funeral Thursday at 3 p.m.. interment Friday at Riverside Cemetery. Survived by wife Mia 8 D Gansemel in Goodhue Miss and brother Wilt Payne of Atlanta.
High School boys from Tech High School Boys' High and Fulton County schools prepare for their annual military review at Grant Field at 10 AM. George W. Hardin will be installed as student body president with Judge Bloodworth administering the oath.
Atlanta Methodists report strong citywide revival momentum with several churches continuing services through the week. Center Street’s Rev. Huckaby notes 24 converts or professions of faith at the latest evening service while Underwood Methodist reports overflow crowds at every session. Stewart Avenue’s Rev Norton with Evangelist McDaniel says attendance remains high and Muirie sisters of Cumberland, WV draw attention with singing.
Sylvester Georgia April specials report the creation of the Southern Painters and Trimmers association. D B Stevenson of this city elected president, leading an organization uniting automobile trimming and painting shops across the south with members from Georgia South Carolina Florida and Alabama. J T Smith of Woultric named vice president and O M among other officers.
A fragment reports an upcoming meeting scheduled for May 1 by the group identified as ionourer led by Palin. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
The group emphasizes safeguarding public interests by ensuring quality standards and a stable pricing framework for produced works. It highlights a mission to deter subpar offerings and maintain fair value across the industry.
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