Auto intoxication linked to modern living says Cooper
Advanced medical authorities warn that auto-intoxication underpins many diseases. Dr L YT Cooper cites overwork and strain as causes of self-poisoning from digestion, liver filtering failure, and toxins. Symptoms include headaches, irritability, nervousness, and poor digestion, with Tanlac marketed as a remedy in Atlanta via Jacobs Pharmacy.
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L YT Cooper
Cooper
Atlanta
Coopers
Jacobs Pharmacy
Adv
Officials Named in DeKalb County Primary Wins
Decatur Ga April 20 officials named in DeKalb County Democratic primary returns from fifteen of eighteen precincts show Ordinary James R Jones Sheriff J A McCurdy Clerk of Court B F Burgess County School Superintendent Carroll Surveyor M F Mable Coroner R M Thompson No choice yet for tax receiver or tax collector. second primary set for May Gibbs Googer contest tax receiver and Forrester Bodenhamer for tax collector The election passed quietly though with strong interest.
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Decatur
DeKalb County
James R. Jones
J A. McCurdy
B. F. Burgess
Carroll
M F Mable
R. M Thompson
Charles HE Gibbs
M. D. Googer
Jfh Forrester
J © Bodenhamer
R. HB
Gate City Post Receipts Rally Amid National Growth
Atlanta post offices report April receipts of 463687 dollars for the period April 1 to 18, about 2 percent above last year. Seventeen days of April show 368319.10 dollars, vs 368? 782.43 the prior year, with broader claims that nationwide gains could boost the Post Office Department’s income by about 25 million dollars if such growth continued, while noting Atlanta leads in percentage gains and the department currently operates on a paying basis with no deficit expected for the year.
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Atlanta
United States
Post Office Department
Bolling Joines
Questio
Wilson
Alderman Offers Help To Lakewood Fair Volunteers Sought
Alderman Albert Thomson proposed using picks and shovels with thousands of volunteers to support the Lakewood fair when the Southeastern Fair Association urged a $6000 appropriation. He offered city help and Mayor Woodward’s aid, stressing this would benefit both the fair and the city as a strong advertising boost.
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Lakewood
Albert Thomson
Ivan E Allen
Southeastern Fair Association
Woodward
Woman, Angry, Drinks Bichloride of Mercury
Mrs Oma Upchurch, 22, of 21 Cornelia street, was recovering at home after reportedly ingesting a mild bichloride of mercury solution in a fit of anger. Grady ambulance attended around noon, but investigators found the substance was a mild solution and black wash, with carbolic acid reports denied.
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Oma Upchurch
Cornelia Street
Grady
Upchurch
Mysicians
Ane
Alleged Slayer Pleads Self Defense in Georgia Killing
Rome Georgia April 19 Special George McPherson Floyd county man is charged with murder for killing James Firestone with a double barrel shotgun. John Courtney is charged as an accessory and under arrest. McPherson says the shooting was in self defense after Firestone and companions allegedly tried to lure his daughter from East Rome for immoral ends. Courtney allegedly followed and fired over McPherson's shoulder.
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Rome
George McPherson
Floyd County
James Firestone
John Courtney
Firestone
McPherson
Anne
Courtriey
Courtney
Fire destroys home at Grange Burn Louisville Ga
Fire originated in an unoccupied building today at Grange twelve miles from here destroying the residence of Mrs. McCoy and several other structures. Thirty or forty bales of cotton stored nearby were moved to safety with minor damage. Loss estimated at 3500 dollars, partly insured.
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Grange Burn
Louisville
Check Artist Seized by Columbus Banker
Columbus Ga April 19 Special Assistant Cashier T Cook of the Third National Bank a police commissioner used a strong arm and Holmes like tactic to detain a man named Roscoe Hollis when he tried to cash a forged check signed by J T Knight Hollis was held until officers arrived and bound over in recorder's court on a forgery charge
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Columbus
T. Cook
Third National Bank
Sherlock Holmes
Roscoe Hollis
J T Knight
Cook
Recorder’s Court
Hollis
Fargery
Death of T. H. Roberts Marks the Passing of Old Printer
Thomas H. Roberts, 48, longtime Atlanta printer of 168 Central Avenue, died recently. A Greenville, South Carolina native who arrived in Atlanta over thirty years ago, he worked with many city papers and was highly regarded by peers. He belonged to Central Presbyterian Church and the Junior Order United American Mechanics. His body was taken by early morning train to Greenville for interment.
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Thomas H. Roberts
Central Avenue
Atlanta
Roberta
Bis City
Greenville, & C
T H Roberts
Central Presbyterian Church
United American Mechanics
Greenville
Montford to be Tried Third Time for Murder
Dublin Ga April 19 Special The most important case at the Laurens superior court April term opening next Monday will be the third trial of Ed Montford for the murder of Heracle Beachem in September 1914. The first hearing produced a mistrial and the second ended in a murder conviction with life sentence. the supreme court granted a new trial several months ago.
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Dublin
Laurens
Ed Montford
Heraclel Beachem
Montford
Mercy
Supreme Court
Man fined for excess whisky kept at North Avenue store
Proprieter of 374 Went North avenue, E Watson, was fined $100.75 by Recorder Johnson after police found several cases of half pint whiskey in his store. He agreed to ship the liquor back to the distributor and was arrested by Officers Moon and Allen.
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North Avenue
E Watson
Recorder Johnson
Pelice
Watson
Moon and Allen
Fane
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