Roads Cannot Antagonize Atlanta, Says Thrower
Real estate figure Marvin L. Thrower urges railroads to grant stopovers in Atlanta on one way tickets. He warns slow concessions will boost automobile competition as Georgia's roads expand, noting wholesale houses sending salesmen by auto to cover territory and stressing Atlanta's need for stopovers to aid the city.
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Atlanta
Marvin L. Thrower
Thrower
Thie
Nutas
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Giorgia
Caldwell and Moore Take on New Line in Plano
Caldwell and Moore have vetted the agency for the original Chase Hackley Plano Company and will handle their three celebrated makes Chase Bros Hackley and Cardale. The Chase Hackley Company has been established since 1861 and Caldwell and Moore are familiar to Plano buyers from Atlanta firms.
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Chase Hackley Plano Company
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Chase Bros, Hackley and
Cardale
Chase Hackley Company
Plano
Atlanta
Digestive Aid Tablet Ad Promises Fast Food Digestion
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid to digestion. It claims the formula blends plant and fruit essences to boost digestive juices, digest 3000 grains of food per grain, and improve overall stomach function. A free trial offer invites readers to mail their name and address.
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Stuart
Jamaica
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
Cooler Weather Forecast Prompts Spring Anticipation
A cold snap looms as temperatures near 10 degrees are forecast with a drop to just above 40 at dawn. Forecasters warn of cooler today by about 6 degrees from Saturday and expect a warming trend tonight signaling March weather moving in. Nearby cities report lows around 18 to 36 degrees amid northwest disturbances over the Great Lakes.
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Protilaca
Far Northwest
Datroit
Mich
Great Lakes
Duluth
Minn
Chicago
St Louie
Marquette
Georgia Educational Association meets in Atlanta hall
Governor and Mayor welcome educators as the forty fourth annual Georgia Educational Association convenes April 28 to 30 in the Auditorium Armory Atlanta. Attended by about 1000 teachers from every county, the program includes lectures on education policy, compulsory schooling, and public school needs with receptions at Girls High School and city support for entertainment and travel.
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Georgia Educational Association
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Auditorium Armory
Georgia
Gila Ashmore
Savannah
Jere M. Pound
Atlanta
Cumberland
Atute
County Boards of Education
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House of Representatives
Piedmont Hotel
Ming Nettie Sergeant
Wurma Orchestra
West‘ings
EB. A. Found
Wayeroas
J. N. Rogers
Tenth District Agricultural School
H. C. White
University of Georgia
D. B Johnson
Winthrop College
South Carolina
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K. G. Matheson
Georgia School of Technology
M M Parks
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
William M. Slaton
L. M. Landrum
Atlanta Public Schools
E C Brannon
State Normal School
Athens
Mercer University
F. FR. Hunt
Seventh District Agricultural School
Andrew M. Soule
State Agricultural College
R. H. Powlett
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Advertising Claim
An old advertisement asserts the United States buys Cascarets Candy Cathartic at a rate of twelve million boxes yearly, rising to thirteen million before New Year. It touts Cascarets as a delightful bowel regulator for everyone year round, with druggists selling at 1, 5, and 6 cents per box and a cure guaranteed.
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United States
Smuggling Arms Case Tangles Venus Captain in New Orleans
In New Orleans the Venus steamer captain Captain John J Hyland, a British subject, faced further hearings on neutrality act charges. Louis Kohiman, a New Orleans resident, also held for hearing. Bonds set at 5000 and 1000 respectively. Proceedings scheduled before U S commission next Monday morning.
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New Orleans
United States
John J. Hyland
Venus
Louis Kohiman
Hyland
Kohiman
Kohlman
Richard Suesman
Estrada
Kottinian
Two Feared Dead After Fire Destroys Hotel Thoma
Flames erupt from the cellar and shaft of the six story Hotel Thoma in Cincinnati. The building burned down just before midnight. Two employees are missing and feared to have perished. Estimated loss about 36000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Hotel Thoma
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Southern train inspected after complaint about cracked wheels
A. L. Thayer of Bouton reported passenger engine No. 1 859 on Southern Railway Columbus division had a front wheel with all spokes cracked and eight rear spokes defective. The Atlanta inspection by C Pollock for the railroad commission yielded no stated result, with a report to follow. Master Mechanic Akin disputed claims of defect, saying the engine is not in defective condition and has run constantly without serious trouble. Thayer said rain delayed the Columbus to Atlanta run by about forty minutes due to a plug blowing out of the engine and noted the wheel defects as the train arrived in Atlanta.
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A. L. Fhayer
Bouton
Columbus
Southern Railway
Atlanta
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Folock
Commivaton
Akin
Southern
Commission
Thayer
University Cadets Camp In Gainesville Weeklong
The University Cadets of Athens arrived in Gainesville to spend a week at Chattahoochee Park in their sixth annual camp. The cadets perform regular duty, live as soldiers, and engage in civil engineering projects such as mapping the surrounding territory. Gainesville decorates in red and black and hosts social events, including a Brenau performance by the Thalians, with Chancellor Barrow and faculty visiting during the week.
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Gainesville
University Cadets
Athens
Chattahoocher Park
University
Civil Engineering Corps
Thalians
Brenau
Barrow
Campefe
Remedies Claim Cure for Rheumatism and Indigestion
An advertisement promotes RT BM Remedies claiming to cure rheumatism and indigestion in all forms. It asserts absorption of uric acid, restoration of vitality, and improved joint flexibility, with contact details for selling at 1820 Candler Bug, Atlanta.
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Candler
Atlanta
Torpedo Destroyer John Mayrant Launched At Cramp Yard
Philadelphia April 2 The torpedo destroyer John Mayrant third of five built at Cramp shipyard was launched this afternoon. Christened by Miss Norvelle Adams a Jackson Miss descendant of John Mayrant who served with John Paul Jones in the Bon Homme Richard Serapis battle. Mississippi officials attended. armament includes 24 pound guns and torpedo tubes. Obsolete aside stray note from Brooklyn Lite recalls Murphy Poor Old O Reilly.
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Philadelphia
John Mayrant
Cramp
Mise Norvelle Adams
Jackson, Miss
John Paul Jones
Mississippi
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