Tanlac credited for dramatic recovery of Atlanta official
N M Yancey, manager at Atlanta Telephone, declares Tanlac restored his health after two years of illness. He details tiredness, poor digestion, bladder and kidney issues, and sleepless nights, noting a 10 pound gain after four bottles. He praises Tanlac and urges others to learn of its benefits in Atlanta. The Jacobs Pharmacy Company supplies Tanlac locally.
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Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Jasob’ Pharmacy Company
E. B. Elder
Tantac
Yancey
Atlanta
G. I. Willis
Southern
Tonlac
Dr. Elder
Mr. Yancey
Willis
Felephone
Taplac
Thorgia
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Birth of a Nation Draws Hundreds to Atlanta Courtyard
Veterans from the Old Soldiers' Home and hundreds of Civil War allies attend a matinee of The Birth of a Nation in Atlanta. Theaters report 19,739 attendees this week and tickets sell out early with no balcony seats left.
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Atlanta
George McKensie
Roosevelt Praises Booker T Washington at Tuskegee
President Roosevelt delivers a glowing memorial tribute to Booker T. Washington at Tuskegee Institute. Seth Low Julius Rosenwald and Isaac Fisher speak of Washingtons impact as trustees plan his successor with Major Moton favored.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T.washington
Seth Low
New York
Washington
Hoosevelt
Dr. Washington
Booker JT. Washington
Roosevelt
South
Tuskegee Instiiute
Booker T. Washington
Justice
Booker, T. Washington
Julius Rosenwald
Mr. Low
Rosenwald
Booker 7. Washington
America
Isaac Fisher
Institute
Tuckeses Institute
Emmet J. Scott
Warren 4. Logan
RR. Moton
Hampton Institute
Major Moton
Scott
Logan
Civic pride versus devotion in Rev Flinn sermon
Rev Richard Orme Flinn warned Atlanta must put the passion for God before civic and financial aims for true peace. He spoke after returning from Columbus where he attended church council meetings and noted cities fall when material gain supersedes righteousness. He urged prioritizing morality over business success in solving civic issues.
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Atlanta
Richard Orme Flinn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Dr. Flinn
Women Opposed to Suffrage Convene in Washington
Delegates from twenty three state anti suffrage groups gather in Washington for the annual National Association Opposed to Women Suffrage convention. A letter from Mrs. Robert Lansing cites her father John W Foster opposing enfranchisement. Delegates plan events at the White House and possibly hearings before party committees.
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Washington
National Association
Robert Lansing
John W. Foster
Wilson
White House
Republican National Committee
29 Men Probable Loss in British Steamer Kilda Wreck
St Johns N V December 12 official word tonight indicates the twenty nine crewmen of the British steamer Kilda are presumed dead from exposure after the vessel wrecked yesterday on the ledges off the French island of Miquelon amid a blizzard. Seven men escaped in a small boat and reached the harbor at St Pierre after braving the gale with little shelter. The ship, of 7000 tons burden, left Sydney December with coal for this port.
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St. Johns
N V
Miquejon
Blizmara
St. Pierre
Bydsey
Cheer el
Griffin Cotton Receipts Reported in Griffin Ga
Griffin Ga December 11 Sperias there were received in Griffin 46 342 bales of cotton for the week ended Thursday nine November 9 The official report shows shipments 362 total receipts 7 336 bales in stock across warehouses The price of cotton was about 12 cents per pound on Saturday
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Griffin
Congress Deliberates Before Holiday Recess
Washington December 12 Congress 64th year begins with orderly House Senate setup. Wilson address urges national preparedness revenue raises and warns of internal conspirators against neutrality. Debate looms on defense program and tax extension before Christmas adjournment for January 3.
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Wilacne
Presigent Wilson
Poth Houses
House
Congress
Mann
Senate Democrats
Republicans
Nicaragua
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
House Democrats
United States
Wilson
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate Republicans
Kenyon
Laws
Ini
Dr Holderby Denounces The Devil As Real Power On Earth
Dr. Holderby preached at East Point stating the devil is a living person with power over humanity not an influence. He cited that political bodies and juries fail to curb the devil, who operates on earth as the god of this world and tempts men, incites war, and causes strife, disease, and divorce.
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Dr. Holderby
East Point
Hell
Heaven
Jesus
West Point Cotton Sale Sets Record in 3150 Bales
In West Point Ga on December 12 J T Zachry the leading planter from western Alabama sold his 31450 crop amounting to 3150 bales of cotton. The sale cost about 138000 dollars at 12 cents a pound or higher. A M Baker of Manget Brannan Cotton Co Newnan Ga represented the sale. Farmers are selling more freely due to high cotton prices.
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West Point
J. T. Zachry
Alabama
A. M. Baker
Manget-Brannan Cotton Company
Newnan
Birth of a Nation at the cinema this week
Advert shows ongoing screening of The Birth of a Nation with matinee option. It urges buying seats today to avoid disappointment after many sold last week. Local theater promotes continuous showings all week.
Beautiful Social Events Planned by Atlanta Elks
The Atlanta lodge B P O E No 78 schedules three holiday social events for local Elks and guests. A Tuesday night dance at the Elks home features Wedemeyer’s band, with champagne punch at the December 31 event. Christmas day offers a 4 to 6 pm dance with Wurm’s band and bellroom refreshments. The committee includes Albert Dunn Ralph Dean Henry Williamson Albert Steinheimer and James Moore.
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Atlanta
Elks and
Elks
Wedemeyers Band
Wurm
Albert J. Dunn
Ralph
Dean
Henry Williamson
Albert Steinheimer
James M Moore
Benjamin Massell Heads the Jewish Progressive Club
Benjamin J. Massell, real estate man and Massell Realty president, was unanimously elected president of the Jewish Progressive club at the largest club meeting to date, succeeding Ike Epton. Joseph Lazear became vice president, with Hirsowitz secretary and Abe Berman treasurer. A new governing board was chosen, and $20,000 was subscribed toward a $30,000 club house, with plans to raise another $10,000. The club will move to its new South Pryor Street headquarters early January.
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Benjamin J. Massell
Massell Realty Corporation
Jewish Progressive Club
Ike Epton
Theelub
Pryor Street
Joseph Lazear
Exo
M. Hirsowitz
Abe Berman
Clab House
South Pryor
Airoet
Sol’ Romm
Leonard J. Grossman
Gen J. Widauer
Mose Epian
Charles Stoulian
Max Mendel
Ben Feld
Sam Goldstein
Manny Adler
Aon
Gun Berman
Club Ay
Lab
Waterman fountain pens for Christmas gifts at Moore & Sons
Let Us Help You Select your Christmas gifts with Waterman fountain pens. Extensive stock includes self filling non leaking plain or gold or silver mounted pens. John L Moore de Sons, the Opticians, announce their Christmas stock at 42 North Broad Street.
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Waterman
Ailger
John L. Moore de Sons
The
Opticians
North Broad Street
Change in British censorship announced by Grey
London reports Sir Edward Grey arranged that from December 20 1915 censorship by the press bureau for the foreign office shall be suspended. Provisions of the defense of the realm acts remain unchanged though. Responsibility for foreign affairs material and telegraphed abroad shifts to newspaper directors and telegram senders respectively.
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London
Edward Grey Hap
Foreign Office
Anq
Telegraph censorship ruling preserves British cables
The ruling states that gender of telegrams is not within British jurisdiction and cannot be pursued under the defense of the realm acts. It clarifies that naval and military censorship remain governed by separate considerations, and other censorship extends only to foreign affairs.
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