Acid Stomach Perils and Pepsinol Remedy Promoted
A vivid description portrays the pain of acid stomach as barbed spears within the body. The ad touts Pepsinol as a safe corrective, claiming it neutralizes sour undigested food and eases chronic constipation and biliousness. Distributed through Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta as the official Pepsinol Agent network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foplax Modcine Co
Memphis
Tenn
United States
Atlanta
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Company
Marietta St
Whitehall St
Buckhead
Ponce de Leon
Decatur St
Peters St
West Scell
Monthly meeting of the Men’s club at Second Baptist
The re monthly meeting of the Men club of the Second Baptist church is set for Wednesday the 27th at Piedmont hotel room 122 at 1 o'clock. Social notes list several residents and visitors returning from trips and travels including Dr W S Elkin, Mrs Elkin, Miss Laurie Hooper, Mr Orme Campbell, and others with updates on health and plans for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club of the
Second Baptist Church
Piedmont Hotel
Elkin Bes
Kentucky
Elkin
Georgian Terrace
Frank Stewart
Misa Nellie Bowen
Z. Maddox
Laurie Hooper
B W L. Winchell
Orme Campbell
Tauline Campbell
France
New Woman Evolved In Fire of War Work
The war reveals a new kind of woman who has always existed yet was tested by war. She takes jobs seriously, reports work, and accepts duties as business and duty, earning recognition by actions rather than titles. This is the reshaped role of women in reconstruction and national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Georgia
Fulton
Bibb
Richmond
Chatham
Sam
Women Workers
Home Cooking Turns Everyday Veggies Into Appealing Dishes
A homemaker explains how to transform common vegetables into varied meals. Recipes for corn pudding and garden chowder are shared along with steps for cream sauce, bread pudding, fried tomatoes, scalloped tomatoes and corn, baked eggplant, and complementary sides and desserts. The guidance emphasizes flavor variety to avoid monotony in daily cooking.
Georgia Retail Merchants Meet Opens In Atlanta
The Georgia Retail Merchants association convenes at Taft hall with 500 delegates expected. Governor Dorsey and Mayor Key greet attendees as J. W. S. Hardy of Waycross takes helm. Highlights include talks on business conditions store service and employee profit sharing with a banquet at Ansley roof garden and plans for Southern Retail Merchants association formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Retail Merchants’ Association
John Bratton
Ansley
Taft Hall
Hugh M. Dorsey
Key
B. J. Paxon
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Z. P. Allen
Faxon
The
Georgia Association
J. W. 8. Hardy
Waycross
W. H. Carter
Albany Ratal Merchants’ Association
W. 4. Brittain
O.M High Co
Atlanta
Carter
Brittain
Georgia Mercantile Houses
Camp Dixie Minstrels Appear Here Tonight
The Camp Dixie Minstrels from Wiley Georgia will debut in Atlanta tonight at 8:30 in the Atlanta theater. It is the third show of the year following August performances at Camp Dixie and Clayton. Admission is by invitation for camp friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley, Ga
Camp Dixie Minstrels
Atlanta
Camp Dixie
Clayton
Man Injured by Car Removed to Home
A. A. Morton of 31 Arlington Avenue was injured Saturday night when his car, being removed from the tracks, was struck by an East Pont trolley near McCalls Crossing. He was taken from Grady hospital to his home Monday and his condition is very much improved and not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Morton
Arlington Avenue
East Pont
McCalls Crossing
Grady Hospital
First annual reunion of Fourth Officers Training Camp
One hundred eighty graduates of the Fourth Officers Training Camp of the Thirty-first Dixie Division at Camp Wheeler convene at the chamber of commerce. The two day schedule includes business sessions, a star chamber dinner at the Ansley, and a dance at Lane's. Noted speakers include General Walter A. Harry Colonel William H. Beck General J Van Holt Nash Colonel B M. Baley Captain Basil Stockbridge and Leo A. Morrissy. The event aims to become an annual affair with open attendance and plans for a permanent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-first
Dixie Division
Camp Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce
Dixia
Aftrenoon
Ansley
Star-Chamber
William H. Beck
Griffin
J van Holt Nash
Basil Stockbridge
Atlanta
United States
Charles D. Montgomery Wost
American Legion
Old Fifth Georgia
122D Infantry
American Legions
Leo A. Morrissy
Savannah
Uass
Bago
John Moora
Nelson W. Williams
Eugene Oberdorfer, Jr
Red Cross in Georgia shows 127 887 members in 1919
A Red Cross report reveals Georgia, Florida, North and South Carolina and Tennessee tally 609 879 members across five southern division states. Georgia alone rises to 127 887 members, with 182 regular chapters and 39239 branches, plus 224 auxiliaries active by July 1 1919, reflecting wartime gains and growing peace time effort.
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Red Cross
Georgia
Florida
South
North Carolina
Tennessee
Fair Weather Reapplies Across Week Forecast
The weather forecast predicts continuing fair conditions for the week with Monday and Tuesday mild in temperatures around 80 degrees. Rain was mainly in the cotton belt's eastern half with Atlanta reporting nearly an inch. Swift & Company reports Atlanta beef sales for the week ending August 22, 1910, averaging 156 1/2 cents per pound for domestic beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Belt
Atlanta
Swift & Company
Atlanta Insurance Exchange Reorganizes After Two-Year Hiatus
The Atlanta Insurance Exchange relaunches after two years inactive due to war, doubling membership. Fred W. Cole re elected president Coke Davis vice president and Cecil Meyer secretary treasurer. A dinner at Druid Hills Golf Club will mark the reorganization with Samuel Dobbs addressing members on serving the public.
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Atlanta Insurance Exchange
Fred W. Cole
Coke Davis
Cecil Meeyr
Georgia Underwriters’ Association
National Association of Insurance Agents
Atlanta
Exchange
Druid Hills Golf Club
Samuel Dobbs
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Thel Dinger
James T. Dickey
Jer & So
Edgar Anolap Insuranes Agency
Agron Hans, Son & Howell
Hans & McIntyre
Osset O. Hatcher Insurance Agency
W. B. Hoye & Co
Lipacomb-Pattillo Insurance Agency
Cecil Meyer
Purdue & Doleston
A. A. Rauschenberg
Smith-Winn Conpany
Spratlin
Harrington &Thames
Waldo & Reding
Williams Broz, S
Reynolds & Co
Strother Meming Insurance Agency
Kilpatrick & Co
A 1
Lichman & Co
Forrest
George Adair
Bickerataff
Richarda & Co
J. 2
McJenkins Insurance Agency
Martine Z. Harrison & Co
Johnson Cramley Davis Company
Morris Lichtenstein & Co. Het
Woman Who Sought to End Life Improves at Grady
Mrs G Lowry who drank poison in a Luckin street restaurant Saturday night was improving rapidly at Grady hospital Monday She gave her address as 160 McAfee street but H Cochran who has lived at that address for a long while denies that she lives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lowry
Luckin Street
Grady Hospital
Lowry
McAfee Street
H. Cochran
Meanest Man Identified, Elopes With War Camp Vehicle
A so called meanest man identified himself then vanished after sliding behind a flower hitching to the curb in front of the Empire building. He defected with a flower from the War Camp Community Service van used by Al Baumberger to aid returning soldiers. Police are asked to notify War Camp Community Service at Ivy 6087 Ivy S129 with any sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Camp Community Service
Uks
Broad Street
Empire Building
al Baumberger
Community Service
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Capital City
Freddie Schaeffer
Cincinnati
Scheeffer
Thompson
J. W. Brown
J. Thompson
Chine
Dodson
Grant Park
Council of Jewish Women
Temple
Calomel
Oaker
Misa Mary Vaughn
Spring Street
Misa _Lydie Whither
Porter Springs
Rogers W. Davia
Chatelotte
N. C
Charles Dannals
Sam KK Dick
Samuda W. Simmons
Bretton Woods
Poland Springs
Maine
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
Ose Mra
C. R. Shaw
Quincy, Yin
Misa Annette’ Munroe
Quincy, Fla
Wibur Oglesby
Quitman
White Sulphur Springs
J. S Thompson
Brown
Stevens
Souchoufou
China
E. N Magruder
C. ©. Todd
J. C Huff
Los Angeles
Cal
B A. Thrasher
Gainesville
Fla
Thrasher and Family
Mra. R. H. English
Washington City
Mrs. English
Mro
Lillie H. Walker
Perchtree Street
T. Dorough
St. Charles Avenue
Brest
Louise Dorough
Rome
Merica
Miss Dorough
Camne
John Shon Bariss
Journey's End
Norton
Connecticut
Wae
H. T Russ
Misa Jeannette Russ
New York
Miss Russ
Columbia University
Claude N. Bennett
Old South
Bennett
Ellington
Thomson
John Mecaglin
Wimberly Peters
Tate Spring
Marion Jackson
Washington
Atlantic City
Omma Wood
Eliza
Beth Jenkins
John Dun
Lap
Rankin Street
Estelle Whalan
Fitzhugh Lee
Emme Lowry Conklin
George McAliley
Ruth Scully
Spartenburg
D C
Harriet Senseway
Fthodes
Colorado Springs
L. W. Caffey
Armory School
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
New York City
J. W. Caffey
Caffey
New Jersey
Military Academy
Weat Point
N.Y
Colonel Caffey
Cecil Virginia Kendrick
Davison~Paxoh- Stokes Company
Charles H. Bear and Company
York
Pennsylvania
Tiernest Harrison
Robert Bryan Garrison
Welch Grape
Indiana
Aro and
E.I. Maddox
Oklahoma
Aow
Walter Wilkes
Pittsburg
Pationalateur
Azalle Simpson
Columbia Unversity
James m “Smith
Miss Smith
City
Isma Dooly
M. A. Wilson
Queen Victoria
Mother
Coffea
Shivar
Shelton
S. C
McCord Stewart CO
Diac Mergilan
Minstrels
Nestlé
Nestle
Nestlé's
Nuetif’e Food Company , Inc
Bent
Willam St
Pleata
Nestle's Food
Whitehall
GAVAN
Davis & Freeman
Davis & Freeman’s
Davis & Freeman Jewelers
Edison
Sheraton
Cammodore
Phonographs Inc. Edison Concert Hall
Peachtree St
Niawspat
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