Untold Misery With Eczema and Cuticura Cure
Mrs Leola Stennett from Frantiintow Louisiana recalls four years of eczema on her face with itching and bleeding before trying Cuticura Beap and Oimtment which cleared her skin in two weeks now nine months have passed without a recurrence. The ad touts Cuticura Ointment Soap and Bath as a complete treatment for pimples and blackheads with liberal samples available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Stennett
Drugeista
Cuticura
Dept
T. Boston
Willard Beats Morris In Madison Square Garden Bout
In New York on December 3 Jess Willard of Kansas defeated Carl Morris of Oklahoma in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Willard won eight rounds to Morris’s one with one draw, weighing 235% pounds to Morris 234% and the match featured slow fighting, wrestling and crowd jeers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Jess Willard
Kansas
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Morris
Miss Amanda Jacek Dies First White Born in Rome
Rome mourns Amanda Jacek eight year old deaf girl born August 2 1895 the first white child born in Rome. funeral held at First Methodist Church this morning with Mrs Ollie Lester of Atlanta listed as relative. parents were planters who settled Rome when Indians held the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Jacek
Rome
Tne
First Methodist
Amanda Jack
Fler
Miss Jack
Mra Ollie Lester
Atlanta
Woodward Named Leader of Military Schools Group
Washington December 5 The Association of Military Schools and Colleges of the United States formed today with leaders from coast to coast meeting for two days to unify training methods with the war department Colonel JG Woodward head of the Georgia Military Academy was named president AL Harvey of the Tennessee Military Institute became secretary treasurer. The committee also includes Dr Charles H Spooner Norwich University and General Sithula Virginia Military Institute superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of Military Schools and Colleges of the
United States
War Department
JG Woodward
Georgia Military Academy
Rasen
AL Harvey
Tennessee Military Institute
Charles H Spooner
Pinchot and Bell Accused of Lobbying
Washington December 2 charges of lobbying were leveled in the Senate over the bill allowing San Francisco to take water for the Hetch Hetchy project. Gifford Pinchot and Theodore Bell, former California governor, were named as figures in the dispute as senators debated to curb or scrutinize the influence behind the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Gifford Pinchot
Theodore Bell
California
Senate
Works
Ford Pinchot
Jebbs
Thomas
Theodore 4
Bell
Clalifornia
Kenyon
Ten Thousand Twenty-Two Dollars Given for Oglethorpe Subscriptions
A Wednesday report lists multiple committees and donors contributing to new subscriptions. Names include Harris Whites, A. Doonan, J T Daves, Lowry Parker, Glover committee members, and others with varied amounts totaling 10 022 dollars for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Whites
A A. Doonan
T Daves
Lowry Parker
Pp. Glover
F M Bovelom
C B. Sciple
Julian A. Fischer
Henry Musneh
Newton
J E McKee
Janet Litte
EH George
L Rhoror
Fair & Martin
Mamie Adams
B Adams
Herr Schauls
Bradford Byrd
H Stewart
Mi Odaring
Dudley Glass
G Thomas
H Bhiaw
Henson
Herslee Branch
T Waters Jr
Charles D Atkinson
EE Callaway
Cox
Robert P Jones
E Calaway
H W Davie
Callaway
George R Law
Bly Smith
Georges W
Forrester
Hawin F Johnson
E C Merry
Cochran
MO Jackson
H Calhoun
Clifford L Near
Bottenfields Committee
Warren C Powell
Kt Baker
Cdl
Elkin Drug Company
TC Irwin
Charlas Dupree
Walker Danson
Fred Houser
Henrietta Q Dozier
Frank Taylor
Harrington
A Ajesander
Cole Hawk Company
Turalin Utothers
le le Currier
McCord ‘Ete War Company
John B Daniel
Bunters
Tee Worsham
Central Comvitiel
Marion
HE. A. Etheridge
Carroll
Oglethorpe fundraising topples old record in Atlanta drive
The Oglethorpe committee in Atlanta reports a single day surge past 910000 and total new subscriptions this week reaching 36045.00. Notable donors include a $6000 contributor whose name will be revealed later and Miss Jeanette Lattle who gave $3. Major Frank Fi Callaway notes his committee’s progress despite members being away, while Mayor Woodward signals personal support and a substantial subscription forthcoming.
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Oglethorpe
Atlanta
Ivan E Alien
Atlanta Spirit
Oj Gaertner
Sngle
Executive Committee
Jeanette Lattle
Lanta
Ogiethorpe University
Ad Mens Club
Adams
Pred Houser
WF Warkhurst
H Goodvant
WE Harrington
Frank Fi Callaway
Callaway
Hase
James G) Woodward
Oglethorpe University
Oglethorpe Universty
Ballysmith
Ivan AD Allen
Attenton
Atlanta National Bank
Montgomery
Austell Buitling
A Farlinger
J Chewton
King Chatman Empire
Jhunning
Eallawey Charman South Ra
Jor Arlobson
Patterson Named Head of Atlanta Joint Terminals
Tohn D Patterson, formerly superintendent of the Panama railroad, has been announced as superintendent of the Atlanta Joint Terminals. He returns to Atlanta for a permanent stay, a move noted as a pleasure by many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn D Patterson
Panama Railroad
Atlanta
Patterson
Lindale Knights Elect Officers for Coming Year
Lindale Knights of Pythias lodge No 116 in Lindale elected officers for the coming year. C C W Campbell was chosen chancellor commander with John Curry as vice chancellor and John M Groves as prelate. Other posts filled include DW West as master of work and Wm TL Grwin as keeper of records and seals. Also named were Willam Walter as M of E and JI J McBaffey as inner guard. Piedmont Coal Co. price listed as 4.75 per ton.
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Lindale Knights
Rome
Lindale Lo
Knights of Pythias
Campbell
John Curry
John M Groves
West
TL Grwin
Willam Walter
Eoot
George Shiflet
JI J McBaffey
Ofs
Women call on Wilson for suffrage message
The National American Woman Suffrage Association urged President Wilson to immediately send a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage to Congress. Delegates planned to press the issue in hearings before the House Rules Committee and at a late night session, with speakers including Mrs Desha Breckinridge and Dr Anna Howard Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weshington
Wilson
Congress
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Qtediil DieCormick
Chicago
Desha Breckinridge
Kentucky
House Rules Committee
Delostile
QO HP Belmont
Association
New York
McLendon
Mary L McLendon
Georgia
Mens League
Bryan
Washington
Mrs Emily Howell Dies in Marietta at 77
Mrs Emily Howell widow of Archibald Howell dies at her Marietta home after a life of service as a church and charity worker. A native of Savannah, she leaves fourteen children and numerous relatives in Cobb county and beyond. Funeral plans will be announced later.
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Marietta
Emily Howell
Archibald Howell
Macy Family Cisland
Savannah
Cobb County
Tennessee
Howell
Clark Howell
Albert Howell, Jr
Atlanta
C H Colding
Maton
J P Howell
Jury rebuked by federal judge for freeing man
Savannah judge Spe cialj-Sheppard scolded the jury in United States court for returning a not guilty verdict in Neal Ro Corbin's distilling case. He said the circumstantial evidence was plain and questioned how jurors could doubt the verdict. He warned they would be relieved of jury duty if they could not convict on clear evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Sheppard
United States
Neal Ro Corbin
Vest
Panama books make good Christmas gifts
The article notes a campaign to start Christmas shopping earlier to ease the burden on shop workers. It highlights difficulty in choosing gifts for men and suggests using saving coupons from Tadiss issue to send him the Panama Canal book, distributed to Atlanta Constitution readers at six cents with six coupons.
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Panama Canal
Atlanta
Constitution
Canal Zone
Resinol Promises Baby Skin Relief for Eczema and Rashes
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap claim to soothe baby skin instantly and heal severe eruptions. Doctors have recommended Resinol for eighteen years, with soap suggested for daily baths to prevent chafing. products sold nationwide with a trial offer from Dept. 13 R, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. 13-R
Resinol
Baltimore
Bigger Corn Show Promised in 1914
President Andrew M Soule of the State College of Agriculture in Athens says Georgia will prosecute corn and canning club work on a larger scale next year and Atlante may see a still larger corn show. He credits Soule with leading Georgia to the forefront of corn clubs, noting record yields in 1913 and sustained growth in participation and efficiency across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Club
Canning Girls
Andrew M Soule
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Atlanta
Atlante
Dr Soule
Georgia
Bureau of Agriculture
Washington
Soule
Willie
Chamber of Corn Club
United States Department of Agriculture
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants of
Boye’ Corn Clubs
Canning Club
Creswell
Georgia girls and county agents boost girls club work
The fal corps of county agents with farm demonstration agents showcase exhibits that prime latent talents in Georgia girls as part of 1914 plans to expand girls club work. Fathers, mothers, and supporters are urged to back the effort to develop talents and help youths and boys alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Hne
President Wilson cancels engagement over illness
Washington December 3 Special owing to President Wilson s illness he is forced to cancel an engagement with Representative Adamson for tomorrow morning to receive the members of the house committee on inter state and foreign commerce who expected to urge the retention of Judge Judson C Clemants on the Interstate commerce commission article notes the 1914 goal of advancing girls club work in Georgia and referenced judge Clemants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Judge Clements
Washington
Wilson
Adamson
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Judson C Clemants
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Taville
Tivacke Pult
Fouberalco
Forimas
Wacefeld & Cas Stable
Lmon Stockyards
Hees
Phillips
Willard
Pinchot
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Joint Terminals
Best Lump Coal
Piedmont Coal Co
Panama
Wideawake
E. G. Willingham
Whitehall Street
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Atlanta Constitution
Goethals
J. M. High Company
Atlanta, Georgia
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