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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
8
An advertisement claims Kodol liquid digests all foods and cures indigestion by restoring stomach strength rather than masking symptoms. It argues against dieting and pepsin alone, touting instant action, test-tube digestion proof, and a money-back guarantee with a large bottle offer.
Prominent physicians push to overturn auto regulations in Thane, forming a management group to challenge the ordinance. A meeting of the committee drew many attendants as opponents argued vehicles must yield at turns and stop for pedestrians, with a focus on safety standards.
Washington reports President Roosevelt appoints Harry Stillwell Edwards as bustmaster at Macon. discusses markets and law, notes urban fears, and cites committee member Langing on street safety and voter rights. Council delay on ordinance referenced due to city tensions and absentee councilman Grant.
The grand council of Georgia Reval Aton and Reject Master Marina named officers for another year. J. C Peatell Augusta grand masor John Ro Wilkingen Ativits Deputy grand Master WooA Woillhin Macon grand treasurer and recorder fo M Huahin Hoaten grand chagain Jo Harnen Tenglute grand conductor T J frown McDonough grand captain of the guard J FA Roberts Atlania grand marshal mT Etheridge Conyers grand enn ector of coswell AE Sanaburn Rome Kran stewart Lew Wages Macon Grand wpentinel. Two new councils chartered at Reyaion and Wrightsville. Also notes on Peterman products and Pep-T-Lac.
Captain Hobert E. Lee, grandson of the southern commander, addressed a large audience of veterans at the Hall of Representatives in the capitol. He praised Confederate soldiers, urged unity among veterans, and recounted causes of the war, receiving enthusiastic applause and rebel yells before being bananeted by attendees.
Royal Arch Masons gather in Macon Georgia at the temple on Mulberry Street to open the grand council of the Royal Arch branch. Grand Master Nurnberger of Augusta greets attendees as trains delay travel, with reports and addresses highlighting the council’s healthy state and upcoming sessions.
One Thousand voters attend a Macon gathering to organize a Joe Brown club. George W. Duncan presided as temporary chairman, Wil Gunn as temporary secretary, and Emmet Barnes led a nominating committee to name Jenard Hart permanent chairman. Speakers included W. T. Anderson and Roland Ellis. A second meeting is planned near Tuesday night in the court room. The event follows Governor Smith supporters meeting in the old Exchange Bank building with Thomas Felder presiding.
The Man on the Nox heads the summer season at the Grand with a likely petition to city officials. The Man on the Bee plays in New York and Bijou audiences praise Dora Thorne at the Bijou. Bertha Mo returns with Dream City after a successful tour, while vaudeville acts headline Orpheum and Bijou bills.
A melodramatic sketch offered by Hawley Ant Company and an oddity in Smudesfile drew a lively crowd. The Bison ity Quartet delivered a laughing success with amused audiences. A special item for the Hoye Club capped the program, praised as unusually pleasing.
Attorney W W Thompson and the firm of Candler Thompson and Flach, counsel for Central Bank and Trust Corporation, returned from Louisiana after a three week tour examining the Ladson property on the island tied to a $120,000 loan. Tenants acknowledge C. T. Ladson as owner. titles deemed true and the property appears satisfactory to recover the bank's loan. Also, brakeman Reawell Ro Jernigan was killed when knocked from a train in Montgomery. His body was sent to Flomaton.
Maine woman, W D Spaulding, and Frederick Harvey report under oath the Cooper Remedies improved health. The testimonial from Hallo well concerns stomach, headaches, and indigestion after using New Discovery. The witnesses declare the statements honest and the agency endorsed locally.
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