Prominent Georgians to Speak at Tifton Rally
A February 10 agricultural rally in Tifton will feature leading figures from agriculture, education, and commerce. Attendees may include Nellie Peters Black, Mrs. L J Armsden, J D Price, Andrew M Fort, R J H DeLoach, Julius H Otto, I Brittain, S L Lewis, Phil Campbell, C J Haden, and T E B Waldrup as representatives of state and regional groups.
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Tifton
Commissioner of Agriculture
Célieve of Agriculture
Experimentatation
Public Schools
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Railway Agents
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgian Market Association
Georgia Federation of ‘Woman's Clubs
Fitton
Mra
Nellie Peters Black
J.D. Price
Andrew
State College. of
R.J.H. DeLoach
Julius
Georgia State Fair
A. .G. Fort
Brittain
S. L. Lewis
Phil Campbell
T. EB. Waldrup
Southern and
Georgia ‘Southern Railway
Citizens oppose model convict camp near Grant Park
Fifty or more third ward residents appeared before the board of county commissioners on Saturday to protest the proposed model convict camp along the Atlanta and West Point beltline near Grant Park. General Clifford L. Anderson spoke for the group. no decision was reached and officials will reconvene Tuesday morning.
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Third Ward
Board of Ypty
Atlanta
West Point
Grant Park
Clifford L. Anderson
Oconee Ordinary Booth Suffering Stroke at Kimball
Hon Frank R Booth ordinary of Qsonee county and Watkinsville political figure suffered a stroke Saturday at the Kimball where he had been staying several days. He is under nurse care and will be moved to a local hospital when his son Howard Booth arrives.
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Frank R. Booth
Qsoneé County
Watkinsville
Kimball
Howard Booth
Sage and Sulphur for Dark Hair Remains Popular Remedy
An old time recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur is praised for restoring dark color to gray hair. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as a 60 cent bottle that darkens hair evenly, removes dandruff, stops scalp itching, and restores gloss and fullness by morning.
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Wyeth
Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered
A prominent New Yorker author Howard J Woods offers a book claiming to banish tobacco or snuff habits in three gages. He asserts health improves, sleep steadies, appetite normalizes, memory strengthens, and vigor returns after nicotine leaves the system. Free book on request to addressed readers.
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Howard J. Woods
New York City
Sill m
Eckman’s Alterative in Tuberculosis Note 1914
A JAMA note discusses lime loss in tuberculosis and the role of Eckman’s Alterative. It cites calcium imbalances, dietary considerations, and the perceived safety of the remedy, claiming it aids recovery without opiates or habit-forming drugs and is available via Eckman Laboratory and drug stores in Atlanta.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Eckman
Eckh
Eckman ‘Laboratory
Philadelphia
Jacobe
Atlants
Advertising Library for Business Men Opens in Atlanta
The Atlanta Ad Men's club hosts a Carnegie Library exhibit of top advertising volumes loaned by the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. The three new titles include New Business by Harry Tripper, Advertising Selling the Group by Machin, and Advertising as a Business Force by Cherrington. Atlanta has 150 copies of each title on sale through local bookshops and St Elmo Massengale, with proceeds supporting an educational campaign fund.
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Atlanta
Ad Men's Club
Advertising
Carnegie Library
Associated Advertising ‘Clubs
Associated Clubs
Harry Tripper
Ad. Club
New York
John E. Machin
Chicago
Paul Cherrington
Advertising As & Business Force
Atlanta Aay Men's Club
St. Hlmo Massengale
Educational Campaign Fund
Doctors Press For Representation On Grady Hospital Staff
The Atlanta Physicians' club plans to become a permanent organization after a campaign to win seats on Grady hospital's board. Dr. Frank Eskridge says the group did not win as a ticket but secured many staff spots and will continue the fight for fair representation.
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Atlanta Physicians’ Club
Grady Hospital
Frank Eskridge
Eskridge
Man sues over arrest by city policeman in 1915
Judge Pendleton restrains Officer Haslett from arresting or abusing J B Gordon, who seeks 35000 damages claiming false arrest on January 29 1915 after walking home from church. Petition for permanent injunction against Haslett awarded. case slated for a later date.
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J. B. Gordon
Polceman Boling
B. Haslett
Haslett
Mr. Gordon
John T. Pendleton
J. 3B. Gordon. Co
Gordon
de Gordon
Washington Street
Washington
Pendleton
Store Fire Destroys Flat Shoals Grocery
County police believe arson started the blaze that destroyed the wholesale and retail grocery store of Marbut & Minor at 500 and 502 Flat Shoals road early Saturday. Firemen prevented spread to nearby East Atlanta pharmacy and bank as Officer Walter Williams investigates sightings of two tramps near the scene minutes before ignition.
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Marbut & Minor
Flat Shoals Road
County
Os eCity
Walter McWiliams
Atlanta
The
Atore
East Atlanta
East Atlanta Bank
Cumberland Line Elects Officers At Nashville Meeting
At the Roar of Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph annual meeting in Nashville Tennessee W T Gentry of Atlanta was reelected president J Epps Brown of Atlanta reelected first vice president J M B Hoxsey of Atlanta reelected second vice president and Leland Hume of Nashville elected third vice president Gentry reported a revenue loss due to current business conditions but predicted an era of prosperity ahead The Cumberland company maintains its general headquarters in Atlanta with many employees.
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Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nashville
Cumberland Company
Reneral
Atlanta
Eagles Charity Ball set for February 24 at Brovelock
One third charity ball of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will be held at Brovelock Hall on Wednesday night February 24. Tickets are available from Lin Brothers Pitts cigar store or from any executive committee member including H. R. Greene chairman H. A. Fischer secretary Lee Calaway C. J. Lockeridge R Schneider W. D. Scott and E. H. McDonald.
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Order of Eaglea
Paft Hall
Brovelock
Lin Brothers
Pitts’ Cigar Store
Ieny
R. Greene
H. A. Fischer
Lee Calaway
C.J. Lockeridge
R Schneider
W. D. Scott
E. H. Mc. Donald
Two New Councilmen Elected in Oakhurst Ward
In Decatur the December election for the new Oakhurst ward produced Dr. H. Phillips elected to the short term and M. B. Nash to the long term. Four or five candidates ran, and the contest was a warm event.
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Decatur
Oakhurst
Dr. H. Phillips
M. B. Nash
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