Appeal Urges Aid for Woodland After Cyclone Destruction
Chamberlin Johnson DuBose and Insurance agent Trussell appeal to The Constitution readers for financial help to Woodland Georgia after a cyclone damaged homes and left many families destitute. Contributions will be sent to Mayor W. T. Smith, Woodland Bank cashier R. F. Garry, or R. B. Trussell.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Trusseil
Insurance Company of North America
Woodland
Constitution
W. T. Smith
W. RF. Garry
Woodland Bank
R. B. Trussell
Brothers-in-law kill in Crowley feud shooting
Crowley Louisiana April 3 brothers-in-law Jack Fontenot and Frank Legier clashed at a dance ending an old family feud in Acadia Parish. Fontenot was killed after Legier fired a revolver shot. Legier is under arrest.
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Crowley
Romen Crowley
Chore Point
Acadia
Jack Fantenol
Set Oy
Frank Legier
Legier
Fontenot
Five Story Rhodes Building Rushed Near Pryor Street
Work on the five story Rhodes Building at 69 South Pryor Street is being pushed rapidly. Ernest L. Rhodes expects occupancy by mid August. The $45,000, five story concrete mill building will house Rhodes Millinery Company with plate glass front and modern systems.
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J. T. Pendleton
Pryor Street
Ernest L. Rhodes
Deloity
Rhodes Mayinery Company
Atlanta
Walker & ‘Chase
Pryor ‘Street
Griffin Contracting Company
Rhodes
Roosevelt praised as man of God in Alabama address
Dr John W Stags president of Alabama Presbyterian College lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a decisive leader and moral emissary while praising his rival Taft and likening Roosevelt to Moses and Demosthenes in a vivid April 25 speech at Anniston Alabama.
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Anniston
Ala
Roosevelt
Teddy
Theodore
John W. Stags
Alabama Presbyterian coHege
Moses
Demosthenes
Taft
Promised Land
Carlyle
John Knox
Eloping Couple Intercepted in Florida
Miss Alice Blanche Lancaster of Kissimmee and D B Lawrence of Richburg were intercepted at Union depot Jacksonville after a telegram from the bride’s father J A Lancaster a merchant at Kissimmee ordered arrest. The pair had started from the girl’s home.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Alice Blanche Lancaster
Kissimmee
D. B. Lawrence
Richburg
J. A. Lancaster
Union Depot
Lancaster
Kiselmmee
Cardul touted by farmer's wife in N C hailing its relief
A North Carolina farmer's wife credits Cardul with easing four months of inability to stand and says it helps her do most of her work. She praises Cardul as a women’s tonic, remedies pains, and improves daily life, urging others to try it and request the home treatment booklet from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Quihem
N.C
Ladies’ Advisory Dep
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Council to consider alter purchase for Peachtree Creek plant
A called meeting of the general council is set for 10:00 this morning to decide on buying the Peach tree Creek sewage disposal site. The May 1 option deadline spurs urgent action after a Monday conference with F A Quillian bond chair, H P Ansley Analay Realty, city engineer, Councilman Boynton, and Alderman Grant. Ansley urged changes to cover a larger north city area. engineer estimates place the extra cost around 150000.
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General Council
Peachtree Creek
F. A Quillian
Bond Commission
H.P. Ansley
Analay Realty Company
City Enminser
Boynton
Coupeil
Alderman Grant
Ansley
Ansler
Peachtree Desk
Peachtrea Creek
Negro Saved From Mob in Napoleonville La
In Labadieville a mob formed to lynch Drocin Harnes DegTo but deputies seized him and hurried him to Napoleonville jail for safety. Barnes allegedly stabbed Ada Delung, La Badleville bridge keeper. Harry Whitney, Arctic hunter, aboard yacht Nomade in Miami refuses to discuss Cook.
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Napoleonvie
Labadieville
Drocin Harnes
DegTo
Sheriffs Poste
Napoleonville
Barnes
Anna
Ada Delung
Labadleville
Harry Whitney
Miami
Miami, Fla
Cook
Bob
Reception at Piedmont for visiting teachers on Friday
The Atlanta Teachers' Association hosts a reception at the Piedmont Hotel on Friday from 6 to 8 PM for visiting teachers, with the city council, board of education, and board of lady visitors among the local guests. W F Dykes leads a large committee to greet attendees and ensure comfortable reception as social and professional exchange is promoted.
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Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta, Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Board of Lady -Visstors
W. F. Dykes
Atlanta Teachers’ Association
Girls’ High School
F. S Whiteside
County Fair Plans Take Shape in Statesboro
A five member committee from the Militia district, appointed at the initial meeting, will meet in the Office of School Commissioner Brannen to organize a county fair for Statesboro this fall. Plans for the fair and a permanent organization will be set, with broad support expected.
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Bulloch
Bratonboro
Statesboro
Brannen
Large Party Goes to Southern Baptist Convention by Rail
A large delegation will travel from Atlanta to Baltimore for the Southern Baptist Convention aboard Southern Railway’s No. 28 the New York Atlanta and New Orleans Limited departing Atlanta at 11:61 am on May 10. Special Pullman sleepers arranged for Atlanta Columbus Macon Rome and other Georgia points. Tickets at reduced rates May 22 30 and 31 with return by June 1. Atlanta rate $20.85 with through Pullman cars between New York Baltimore Washington and Atlanta. Contact James Freeman district passenger agent No 1 Peachtree Street Atlanta for reservations.
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New York
Atlanta
Georgia
Adanta
Nigst
Ae Westnet
Alans
Baltimore
Washington
Southern Railway
Haltimore
James Freeman
Peachtree Street
John W. Collier Claimed by Death in Atlanta
John W. Collier, a prominent Atlanta citizen, died yesterday afternoon at about 3 o'clock after a brief illness at his home, the Laur en.
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John W. Collier
Atlanta
Lauren
Longtime Atlanta pioneer Collier dies at 64
Mr Collier a landmark on West Eleventh Street and son of Judge John Collier he lived in Atlanta since 1848 born in Decatur Ga on September 3 1846. A former city employee and auditor in the comptroller office he served as a Confederate courier for General Gartrell and was part of the early amateur baseball team chronicling city history. He died recently leaving a host of pioneer friends and a Collier home at 45 Melson Street near the railroad bridge.
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Eleventh Street
Collier
Cher
Tie Wie
John Collier
Atlanta
Netucn Street
Comptrollers Office
L. J. Gartrell
Pinyera
Decatur
Tus
Atlante
Melson Street
Axion
Albert
Wright
Funeral at 10:30 A M from Freee fdence Street
Macon Georgia April 45 Veterans of to Mobile attend a reunion. secretary E H Hy wan of the chamber of commerce reports encouragement that Macon will host the next reunion. Augustus Thomas's father Dr Bithyn F Thomas dies in St Louis aged 32. Civil War era theater manager.
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West Bleyooth Street
Skinny
Mobile
Macon
E. H. Hywan
Chamber of Commerce
Alreay
Augustus Thomas
Louis
Bithyn F. Thomas
Playright
Cuticura a Success In Both These Cases
A testimonial from 1908 recounts how Cuticura cleared eczema on hands after winter breaks. The writer describes severe sores and bodily discomfort then notes recovery within weeks after using Cuticura products. The author claims their family benefited and urges others to try the remedy.
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Cuticura
Banda
Falls
Cattews Socine Ean and Ein discovery notice
In a fragment from a historical newspaper a cryptic line references a cataloging or society event titled Keeping the Hair aeee ears. The exact meaning is unclear but the item seems tied to a column or notice page with names or initials. Further context is unavailable.
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Center Air
Chamberlin -Johnson
DuBose Company
Waeule
Foie Ree
Im Tit
riveStory
Pendleton
Sern
America
St Lee Eee
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust
George M M. Brown
John W. Grant
Joseph E. Boston
Sec. Snd
Treas
Newspap
Ray, Dr. Stagg
Selly
Hamilton
Eian
Jesday
Sutter
Daniel's
Piedmont
Atlanta Teachers’ ‘Association
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern ‘Railway
Ectema
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