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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
2
A report states that nine depots were set up to allow poor individuals to obtain the drug at cost. The initiative aims to improve access and reduce financial barriers, with officials endorsing the move as a public welfare effort.
The article discusses acute articular rheumatism, its unclear causation, and the lack of a universal remedy. It notes varied trial results for treatments and endorses Anti-Komala Tablets as a preferred remedy for rheumatic pain, headaches, and neuralgia, claiming broad practitioner support and easy availability.
Deputy Marshal Henry Miller, arriving from Athens, described a Barrow County clash as revenue officers and five suspects moved on a distillery. Three captured, one shot in the arm, another wounded while one fugitive escaped. Payne held on 35000 bond, Smith on 500 bail. Fuller shot in arm sent to Winder for treatment.
Members of the Atlanta Bar association are preparing for their annual banquet to be held Saturday night at the Rumball house. Visiting guests include A. W. Cozart of the Columbus bar and David B. Smith of the Charlotte bar. Atlanta attorneys Reuben R. Arnold Eugene R. Black and Phailin Austen will speak, with guest judges from various courts attending sessions in Atlanta.
The Atlanta Peace Society will hold its annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce building Monday afternoon at oclock. Dr J J Hall will preside.
Public health jolt touts S. S. S as a cure for catarrh malaria and poisoned blood. It claims rapid recovery of stomach kidneys and ulcers by blood cleansing, with non medical local applications and a call to request booklets and medical advice. The ad targets malarial regions and promises dramatic results for various ailments.
The county commission at its regular meeting expressed disapproval of using Piedmont Park for the proposed University High School. A letter to Claude Ashley declined to join a subcommittee to study site options, citing a central location and park preservation. local business leaders backed the stance, urging coordination with city authorities.
Fred Jenkins a 16 year old son of Allen S Jenkins of 9 Lambert Street was fined 173 by Recorder Johnson in police matters after Special Officer John Belcher testified he was disorderly in front of Forsyth Theater Tuesday night The boy's father promised to pay the fine and support his son in trouble The recorder noted the father's bearing of the burden could have led to a higher tax on the boy
The West End Christian church holds its annual meeting Friday at the church. A social hour at 6 pm precedes supper at 7 pm in the Christian Endeavor room. Each department will report on the past year including the special every member canvass.
At a regular Ad Men's Club luncheon at the Ansley hotel Chief W B Cody of the Atlanta fire department will discuss what the department accomplished in the past year and goals for the future. A 10 minute talk on the Southern Commercial Congress in Charleston is planned by A V Snell. The Ad Men's quartet from Southern Bell Telephone will sing. Attendance is urged after the Harvest Festival and there are important matters to be discussed.
Rev Henri Anet traveling in Atlanta as the Franco-Belgian evangelization representative said 73000 Belgians slain and Belgian business paralyzed in the current war He noted the war tests Christians and stated King Albert spoke of the war drawing Belgians closer to God and faith.
Announcement by Professor J N G Neabit dean of Georgia Tech states the night school entrance fee remains three dollars, unchanged from fall term, to cover light heat and power costs. The dean notes the small fee supports expanding night school work and room expenses.
The winter term begins December 3 with attendance likely. Applications are being received this week and registration runs Monday through Thursday, December 9. Professor Nesbit urges all interested to make prompt application.
Mrs Frances C Austell shows marked improvement after a slight stroke that interrupted her eighty second birthday celebration on November 14. She has been seen riding out in recent days.
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