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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
10
Wednesday Thursday and Friday of next week attendance is expected to rise as visitors arrive. The meeting opens with a welcome address. Dr Powell presided as head of the association. The event in Alabama Street honors memories and goodwill.
Coupon offer promises one dollar bottle for 65 cents plus 35 cents cash. Readability fragment notes the coupon value and required cash to redeem the bottle. No further context or expiration shown in the readable text.
A vintage advertisement touts Old Indian Liver and Kidney Tonic as a remedy replacing calomel, boasting it cures habit restrictions, improves digestion, clarifies vision, and boosts energy. It promises no nausea and offers a $100 reward for any side effect, listing multiple city druggists and store locations for purchase.
Physicians from New York City and other northern and southern cities attend a regional medical meeting in Atlanta. Papers cover obstetrics training, injection therapies, eye ear nose and throat care, bone surgery, and burn treatment with prominent doctors like Dr Powell and Dr Hathcock presenting.
A local event at Central Church or nearby streets Sunday night draws a crowd led by Moe Watkins and other speakers. Talks feature a blend of political fervor and fundraising, with a controversial offer attracting attention. The scene centers on three speakers and a promised deep drink prize.
An event program for Camp Walker outlines activities and performances. It mentions churches and various community groups involved in fund raising, bake sales, and talent shows to support Camp Walker and associated committees.
Dr Edwin Arthur Kraft returns from a northern tour to present a fine afternoon program at the Auditorium. The recital begins promptly at 2 o clock featuring Krafts compositions and a varied list including Fantasie on Duke and other selections. Local interest follows Krafts absence and the prospect of regular Mondy concerts.
Mrs V Stowe announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Lora Mae Stowe to John Wesley Tinsley of Journal Seth at her home near Pelton noon Saturday Apo The ceremony was performed by Rev Wil Clark Mr and Mrs Tinsley will be at home after April 20 at Poravti.
In a hectic transcription the preacher Ww. o. Jones appears set to speak at Tabernacle Chapel today. The Welsh revival movement has leaders urging evangelistic sermons and revival themes. A mid morning service is planned with likely follow up at 1 o clock, addressing evangelistic outreach and personal faith.
The August 9 1918 issue of a medical journal reviews an article on The Influence of Calcium Salts on Constitution and Hearth. It notes reports of weight gain and increased energy after treatment and mentions Eekmann Alteraliva as a component claimed to aid vitality. The piece discusses disputed claims and cites reports from Russia of broad success in treating distressing tuberculosis related issues, while acknowledging the uncertain evidence and professional skepticism.
Fragmented account describes a staged battlefield tribute in Atlanta featuring the Belgian father figure, a death scene amid mud and explosions, and actors including Lt. Cinder Bloodworts and Captain Pudisa. The scene ends with a dramatic plume of smoke as the wounded actor sinks.
Curious note reports a 949 dollar interest payment under a U S Supreme Court ruling. The case involves Corn Products and United States parties amid a debt collection dispute over a Virginia ground location and related corporate entities. The decision centers on interest and rest timing, with authorities guiding the method of payment under federal oversight.
Dr H J Barton was chosen president of the Classical Association, with Charles Sattle and Lous B Lord named officers. The group heard notes on Greek teaching methods, parallelism with Prometheus, and Virgil reading. Next meeting will be in Chicago with the University of Chicago hosting.
Pau April 1 Jos Remach of the chamber of dupalles reports on workers who mix alcohol with labor. Heimach notes the usual pattern from morning to evening including meals and breaks. Keinach cites testimony from surgeons and nurses claiming tempered workers recover faster from wounds than intemperate workers who recover slowly or not at all.
Fallimore Md April 4 Miss Mary Garrett widow of John Wi Garrett renowned philanthropist died suddenly while visiting Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. Her fortune was estimated between 15 and 20 million dollars, making her the first woman of Maryland wealth.
A letter enclosed with a check describes distress over wartime oppression of Jews and the writer’s resolve to resist anti Jewish actions. It notes stamp money raised by visitors linked to the Jewish Relief Society in Newark and Tower of London appeals, while reporting the writer’s health and daily regimen and constant reading of news.
General Warren Eive asks a U S court for a permanent injunction to stop emissions by Copper company and Du h town Sulphur Copper and Iron from harming vegetation and forestry near the Washington Ot a site boundary. The court previously granted a restraint for seven years and allowed more time to prepare new plans. The case involves Tennessee operations near the site boundary.
In a period of fiscal strain Governor Hatfield faced limits on borrowing to support West Virginia. He argued constitutional constraints and revenue gaps would prevent legal funding after an eighteen month window. Debate centered on whether emergency needs justified new debt without revenue flow.
A citywide campaign close for Chicago mayor featured parades and speeches by Thompson Republican and Sweltzer Democrat candidates. Socialist and Prohibition challengers spoke as clashes broke out with attackers injuring several marchers and police restoring order.
Jurors in the Wis The Tess Nelson murder trial were deadlocked after a long day. Reports say the panel ranged from 10 to 2 on conviction, with speculation of discharge. Court officials planned to keep the jury together overnight to pursue a verdict by daybreak.
An American note on the blockade of Germany by the Allied powers was formally presented to the British government this afternoon. The text had been previously communicated to the British authorities. Paragraph mentions April and delivery to the French foreign minister at the end.
The Wigwam Hotel India Springs will open for the summer season on Saturday May 29 under the direction of ScoTie Bros, proprietors of the Mama Hotel at Birmingham, with Sherwood Thaxton as manager. The article confirms Thaxton’s return to the Wigwam.
The Scots of Atlanta plan a concert to aid war widows featuring original songs and dances. Performers include vocalists and a full orchestra with a program of traditional and native tunes, culminating in a march finale with the ensemble on stage.
A garbled report describes cyclonic lsnua and rainstorm tlanta affecting Lae NOMEN and east unloads. It notes a late morning sun break, lingering overcast, and a forecast of improving weather by boon. Forecasters predict frost on Faturday with warmer trend as clergy return from worship.
Denver editor Newell engaged in a dispute with a legislator, occupying a member seat and prompting remand to the Speaker. The incident featured exchanged blows while the house addressed the disruption and disciplinary actions.
Bohm notes some customers are very conservative and wait for spring styles to settle before buying. He says fashion is set with few changes left this season while offering a range of fabrics and a $35 business suit in classic patterns and colors.
An obituary notice lists the funeral for Wye Delong Allen and relatives, with services at Greenberg Bonito Indian and Coyington Gr IVLV. Many family members and friends are named as attendees including Mr J Bo Allep, Maud Allen, Sarah Haule, and Garry Morill. Interment is at Oaklawn cemetery with a long procession of pallbearers and members of groups such as the Order of Huilwi Cenimeters and the Order of Railway Contractors invited to attend.
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