Sage of Money Hinders Board in Atlanta Health Report Debate
The Atlanta health board and chamber of commerce discuss a city health survey by Frang Schneider of the Russell Sage Foundation. Despite many recommendations, the board lacks funds to implement them. Proposals include a smaller health board, division of infant hygiene, tuberculosis division, expansion of Battle Hill sanitarium, compulsory venereal disease reporting, and a new housing law and publicity department.
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Frang Schneider
Ruesell Sage Foundation
City Health Board
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Health Board
Bir. Schneider
Board of Health
Health Department
Banithry
Battle Hill
Divorce Suit Details After Christmas Hat Rack Incident
Humphrey files for divorce from Rosa Gell Hum Phrey alleging long abuse ending when she struck him with a hat rack on Christmas day. He states she only scolded before, but the hat rack escalation marked the breaking point and he left the home.
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Humphrey
Rosa Gell Hum Phrey
Umphrey
Hustendle
Tom Podle
Ati
Hurd Hillyer’s Class Holds Bazaar at Second Baptist
Sunday school room of Second Baptist Church to host a bazaar on Thursday and Friday evenings this week. William Hurd Hillyer’s class of young men and women organizes the sale with active involvement. Doors open at six oclock each night. the public is invited.
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Did
Second Baptist Church
Wiliam Hurd Hillyer
Second Baptist Sunday School
North Avenue Church Plans Special Musical Program
The North Avenue Presbyterian Church announces a special musical program with a morning service featuring an introduction and choruses by Warner Bestival Te Deum and Buck Offertory Solo Behold There Shall Be a Day. The evening includes preludes and an Angels from the Realms of Glory anthem with a cantata by C B Hawley on Sunday, December 31, performed by the church choir and chorus.
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North Avenue Presbyterian Editrch
Chorue
Wabner
Bestival Te Deum
Dudley Bucko- Offettory
Dudley Buck
Miew Cishurn
Orgin
Maret
Meyerbper
Ofesn
Dickson
Juanes H. Rogers
Jess
Aly Soul
Wil
Bates Reduced Appeal in Railway Case
A MAS Bates reduces the claim against the Missouri Pacific and St Louis railways and the Western Alabama Central Railway by applying to an agent for a reduction, details unclear in the fragment.
Backache and kidney health ad in Crock Crozone ad
An old advertisement warns backache signals danger with kidney and urinary problems. It promotes Crozone as the solution, claiming it cleanses kidneys, dissolves uric acid, and relieves rheumatic pains, with a promise of refund if it fails.
More Appreciation of Good Music Says Ellery at Auditorium
Channing Ellery of the Ellery band spoke after opening a Friday night engagement at the Auditorium. He lamented the drift of American taste amid rapid material growth, urged a balance of spiritual and material progress, and called for affordable, high quality music to educate and uplift the public. He praised band leader Me. DI Girolamo and noted plans to return to Massghytle for a spring concert series at accessible prices.
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Masghyitle
Tennessee
Murphey Candler Returns From Chicago Meeting
Murphey Candler, chairman of the state railroad commission, came back yesterday from Chicago where he joined a committee of the Association of State Railroad Commissioners. The group, of fifteen from five districts, will work with the Interstate Commerce Commission on railroad valuations in their districts, with an executive committee to meet in Washington December 17 to 19.
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Murphey Candler
Thestate Railroad Commission
Chicago
Association of Sgtace Railroad Commissioners
Jto Male
1914 Auto Licenses On Sale Tomorrow
Secretary of late Phil Cook will issue automobile congés for 1914 with number plates to be attached on cars by owners. The annual registration tax rises to 4 dollars, but current tax is 2 dollars for the life of the car. Licenses go on sale December 16 as owners forward the 5 dollar registration fee.
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Warrow
Phil Cook
General Assembly
Cook
Woolbright Robbed in City Heart by Three Men
W. A. Woolbright of 426 Rucker street reports three strong arm men robbed him at the corner of Marietta and Broad streets last night. They struck him and a ring was taken from his finger while one thief also took a wallet containing 73 to 80 dollars. Woolbright says he can identify the assailants.
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W. A. Woolbright
Rucker Street
Marietta
Broad Streets
Woolbright
Noard
Trig
Boys Bound Over For Theft Of Auto
Two youths, Edward Sentell and Islennie Bestel, aged under 19, were bound over to higher court in Wylie West theft case. Detectives Ma Gid and Gillispie arrested them after Tire firm suspension rumors and the missing auto was recovered Friday morning.
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Wylie West
Reseorder
Edwar Sentell
Islennie Bestel
Magid and
Gillispie
Sispore
Weat
Buglers Sought by U S Marine Corps Recruit Office
Local Marine Corps recruiting office reports orders to select a limited number of boys aged from 15 to 17 years for training as buglers. Recruits receive music and regular literary education, similar to military schools, with salary while in training and service until age 21.
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United States Marine Corps
Washington
Marine Corps
Gordon County Farms In Good Condition Report
Gordon County farms are described as in good condition with unusually high crop activity. Cotton harvesting is nearly complete and prices are favorable, contributing to strong profits for farmers despite misspelled phrases in the source.
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Gordon County
Father and Young Son Shot by Boarder in Georgia
In Columbus, Georgia, December 13 a boarder, Doc McChristie, shot at Mrs. J. W. Barnes household after a disturbance. Barnes was hit in the right arm, his 4 year old son wounded near the eye and in serious condition. Barnes, accused of drinking, had gone to his wife’s home to cause a scene. McChristie fled after the shooting. Barnes was jailed.
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Columbus
Doc McChristie
J. W. Barnes
Barnes
Fred
Methristie
MecChristie
Double Elopement In Athens Couples Run Off
In Athens Georgia December 18 special report a pair of couples visited the city and eloped all four forming a unique county event. The brothers married the sisters after meeting at 3 0 clock in the morning and fled to the minister where they wed before daybreak. The Heenson bonds were issued showing Annie Blanche Smith Charles Sheriff Rosa May Smith and Matthew Sheriff.
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Athena
Heenson
Annie Blanche Smith
Charles Sheriff
Rosa May Smith
Mathew Sheriff
Pine Feast Cast Star Burned in Dressing Room Lamp Explosion
Max Figman, playing the lead in Pine Feast at the Atlanta theater, was burned in his dressing room last night when a four-gallon alcohol lamp he lit exploded. The fire damaged his left face hair and eyebrows, a physician treated him, and he continued with his role despite acute pain.
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Max Figman
Atlanta
No Fireworks in Lyerty as City Bans Explosives
Lyerty Georgia imposes a city wide ban on fireworks during the Christmas season. The council enacts an order restricting fireworks within city limits to prevent fires and fatalities. Children must seek alternative amusements while fathers hope the plan reduces holiday fire risks.
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Lyerty
Quick Relief for Stomach Misery
A vintage advertisement touts Mi-ona Stomach Tablets as quick relief for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims to soothe irritated membranes, stimulate digestive fluids, and strengthen stomach walls, with money back assurance and availability at druggists.
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Persia
Local youth Frank Corry held for auto theft
Frank Corry a 15 year old of 237 Central Avenue was arrested on auto theft charges after driving a new six cylinder car to South Avianta drug store and attempting to buy a soft drink. Police were alerted by a store porter and two bicycle patrols detained him until officers arrived. Pattie of East Fair Street reported his new auto stolen the previous night and identified Corry’s car at the station. Corry had earlier inquired about operating the self starting device of the same car.
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Poy
Frank Corry
Central:avenue
Corry
South Avianta
Porter
Justice of the Peace
Jackson
Jad
Ato
HH. W. Pattie
East Fair Street
Suto
Pattillo
Commission to Act on Mileage Withdrawal
The state railroad commission schedules a special executive session to decide if General Order No applies to removing interchangeable mileage books. Following a supreme court upholding of the commission, railroads including Central of Georgia and Heaboard have started withdrawing mileage. Tacy will issue mileage at the minimum passenger rate allowed by the commission on the road issuing it.
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Murphey Candler
State Railroad Commission
Rairoads
Railroad Commission
Supreme Court
Reading
Tacy
Hotive
Commission of
Central of Georgia
Heaboard
Atlanta
Wirmingham
Atlantic
Gia
Macon
Dublin
Savannah
Booth's Hyomel Catarrh Cure Ad Reprint Notice
An old advertisement touts Booth's Hyomel as the sure method to reach inflamed nasal membranes to destroy catarrh germs. It claims quick relief from sneezing mucus discharge and sore throat, with no cocaine or habit forming drugs. The complete outfit costs 1.00 with extra bottles available at 0.59.
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Booth
Stabbed by Friend Mason Saved From Police
F G Mason aged 25 of 70 Spring street walked Peachtree near Five Points when he offered to escort W E Nance a machinist of 65 Pulliam street home. Nance allegedly pulled a knife and slashed Mason near the heart. Mason treated at Grady hospital then sent home. Nance arrested and charged with stabbing.
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F. G. Mason
Spring Street
Peachtree Street
W. E Nance
Pulliam Street
Nance
Mason
Gradyhog- Heay
Vance
Pindell Case Considered by Senate Subcommittee
Washington December 1 A Senate foreign relations subcommittee reviewing H M Pindell Peoria as ambassador to Russia heard the correspondence between Senator James Hamilton Lewis and Mr Pindell regarding the appointment. The panel will reconvene Monday to continue consideration of the nomination.
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Washington
Senate
H. M. Pindell
Peoria
James Hamilton Lewis
Pindell
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Gray Coverage
The old time compound Sage Tea and Sulphur is advertised as a natural hair colorant that darkens gray hair, adds luster, and reduces dandruff and hair loss. A bottle from drug stores costs about fifty cents and is said to darken hair evenly by morning with simple application.
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Wieth
Distillery Direct Gift Offer Pushes Christmas Cheer
A brisk holiday promo urges readers to order direct from the distillery with quick prepaid shipments. It promises three presents and money back if not satisfied, claiming shipments go out on the next train and urging buyers to act for Christmas cheer.
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