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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
6
Hon. Mason H. Williams Jr. of Frankfort, Kentucky, writes to the Chamberlain Medicine Company praising an honest medicine. He notes that as in is better than cure and a good cough remedy benefits any community, stressing the value of effective remedies.
A local advocate extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, trusted treatment suitable for all ages. The endorsement promises success for the remedy, noting it gains friends wherever used and becomes hard to replace once in a home.
J Chamberlain promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive measure against pulmonary diseases. He asserts prevention is easier than cure, citing cures for colds bronchitis pneumonia and other illnesses. The remedy is described as safe for all ages and effective for coughs and croup, priced 25 cents and 50 cents for large size.
In Hands of Receiver, New York court appoints Aimed G. Coxe as receiver of the Warp Twinting-in- Machine Company of Millrook Duchess County New York. An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against the Ile DF Benjamin Advance and others claiming 175000 in taxes and liabilities not stated.
A damaged Chicago inscription describes a suicide note blamed on friends. The letter claims companions caused the act and mentions a person named Max Schmitt who supposedly was found dead in a doorway. Police are reviewing the fragmentary mail and notes found nearby.
A proposal from the Tech Georgia Glee Club suggests combining the two schools glee clubs to raise money and showcase talent. Plans call for performances in Athens and Atlanta with mutual assistance, signaling an end to rivalry and a robust local music display.
Miss Jean Gordon of New Orleans told a Chicago labor conference she is impartial but has lost faith in the American Federation of Labor for blocking child labor reform. President Samuel Gompers replied by writing former Secretary George Bunch seeking details on local leaders during the passage of the current child labor law.
Julien J. Brode of Memphis and University of Chicago background has been appointed an expert in the department of Commerce and Labor to study cotton seed products. He succeeds Albert G. Perkins of Tennessee and will begin work in the south of France extending east to St. Petersburg.
Deputy Sheriff James Warris of Polk County Nebraska pursues Horner in custody from Dandridge Tennessee toward Orcola Nebraska. Horner is charged with abducting a 14 year old girl from Newraaise last August. Arrest made last Friday at White Pine Jefferson County Tennessee by Sheriff G. W. Rites. A $200 reward was offered for Horner’s capture.
Washington reports a Senate inquiry panel finds no clear presidential authority to block the Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption by United States Steel. Lawyers warn the investigation may prompt extended debate over Roosevelt’s stance and possible guidance to officials, with critics alleging squeeze during 1907 panic. Rye whiskey ad mentions four quarts for five dollars.
Washington reports strong interest among congressmen over the president’s plan to veto the census bill that would exclude 3,000 census workers in this city from the classified civil service. Supporters believe a veto could spark a major clash, with a two thirds vote needed to override.
Presiding elder Dr. Mason of the Montgomery district Missouri Synod region died while entering his third term. His leadership in church work and education spurred a historic fifty year clash in state religious circles. The death occurred Wednesday at Oneka as the Montgomen district began a new term.
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