Double tragedy at Cooper's Mill ends in two deaths
At Cooper's Mill in Eastman Georgia on December 4 JC Carr, superintendent of the mill, was fatally shot by Jim Ogden after a dispute. Carr shot Ogden in the left shoulder, then Ogden killed Carr with four pistol shots. Local authorities report a fatal duel unfolding between two men from the same town.
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Eastman, Ga
Cooper's Mil
JC Carr
Jim Ogden
Ogden
Carr
Mili
Lieut Pendleton Arrested in Philippines Murder Charge
Lieutenant Charles Pendleton, once a noted Atlantan, is under arrest in Cebu, Philippines, on a murder charge. He allegedly killed a native policeman who ordered him to light lamps, later claimed to find the man dead on the road, and delivered the body to authorities. Pendleton’s family and background are described, with references to prior military service and relatives in Atlanta.
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Charles Pendleton
Philippines
Cebu
Pendleton
Edgewood
Neais Miliary School
William M. Pendleton
Atlanta
Virs AV. Talmage
Talmage House
Walton Street
Manila
Chictes Pendiston
Constabulary
Valdosta Chosen For Wext Gathering By Edward Young Clarke
Valdosta chosen as next meeting place of the South Georgia conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south after Dr J P Wardlaw withdrew Americus invitation. Roosevelt protest resolution against Jewish massacres in Russia approved. Appointments read for Savannah Macon Columbus and Valdosta districts, with numerous circuits and churches listed.
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Edward Young Clarke, Jr
Americus
South Georgia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Roosevelt
Russia
Valdosta
J P Wardlaw
Wardlaw
Board of Education
Emory College
Wesleyan College
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Emory
Wesleyan
J. D. Hammond
Southern Methodist Board of Education
Trime
Hammond
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Macon
W.W. Lamteth
Church
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Postum Coffee Rivalry Sparks Public Debate
A noisy public dispute surrounds Postum as a rival to coffee. Proponents claim Postum cures disease and strengthens individuals while opposing coffee magnates push back. Critics allege it contains ordinary coffee and misleading ingredients.
Postum cereal touted as safer coffee substitute in health appeal
An appeal promotes Postum Cereal as a safer alternative to coffee, citing patient cases where coffee aggravated heart and digestion. It claims coffee harms health, asserts Postum’s wheat and molasses base avoids stimulant effects, and urges reading Dr. Underwood’s testimony in The American Medical Physician.
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B. F. Underwood
Coffee as a Disease Trigger and Its Cessation Benefits
A physician argues coffee drives nervous, gastric, and heart disorders and recounts cases where giving up coffee, replaced by Postum cereal beverage, led to rapid symptom relief. He notes improved mood, reduced cardiac disturbance, and better digestion after ceasing coffee, urging avoidance in refractory nervous or gastric disease.
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Rome
Two Horses Die in Pratt and Moore Barn Fire
A fire yesterday afternoon at a barn on Pratt and Moore streets killed two fine horses owned by H Linch Hide and Tallen Company of 375 Decatur Street. The blaze gained headway before discovery and the horses perished in the flames despite efforts to rescue them.
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Hide & Tallen Company
Pratt and
Moore Streets
H. Linch Hide and Tallen Company
Decatur Street
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