Ministers Rally to Back Atlanta Reformatory Plan
Fourteen Atlanta pulpits will urge support for a juvenile reformatory in Fulton County this morning. Feder ation of Woman's Clubs of Atlanta leads the drive, with ministers from First Methodist to Church of the Sacred Heart preaching on the plan and appealing for congregational aid and a county grand jury recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Reformatory
Federation of Woman's Clubs of
Fulton County
Recorder Broyles
Lewis
First Methodist
Stradley
Trinity
Br. Daves
Park Street
Frawer
Walker Street
Eakes
Merritts Avenue
Jenkins
Central Congregational
Bazin
Church of Immaculate Conception
Father Gunn
Church of the Sacred Heart
Holderby
Moore Memorial
Presbyterian
Knight
Holy Trinity
Episcopal
Jessup
St. Luke's
Evangelicsl Ministers’ Association
Grand Jury
Rearder Broyles
Broyles
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Wonderful discovery claims dropsy cure by Col lums Dropsy Medicine
A 1890s advertisement bundle touts O E Collum of Acworth Georgia and his Dropsy Medicine. It lists testimonials from Marietta and Acworth residents including J Lemon and J A Durham and Gus Grogan, praising cure claims, with notes of payments and drafts to medical sellers and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
O. E. Collum
Acworth
E. Colum
Lemon Banking Co
A. J. Durham
Orlando Awtrey
J. R. Humphries
D. V. Stokely
O. TE. Collum
Cleero Cochran
O. EH. Collum
Mr. Cochran
Collum
W. Hardemad
Marlotta
Cure Rheumatism with Famous Prescription 100,384
A historical ad touts a medicine claimed to cure rheumatism and gout since 1861. It asserts constant gains in usefulness and cites physicians who supposedly cured themselves and others. Contact Muller Pharmacy in New York for a booklet.
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Iic
Muller Pharmacy
University Place
New York
Ladson Elected President of Journal of Labor Board
Ladson elected president at a stockholders meeting as two-thirds of the stock represented. A seven member board will govern one year with by laws to be submitted within thirty days. Officers include C T Badaon president and C Houston secretary treasurer. Committees formed to draft by laws, solicit ads, and double circulation. The Journal of Labor aims to advance the southern labor cause with stronger publication and permanency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Labor
Journal of Labor Publishing Company
C.T. Badaon
Atlanta Federation of Trades and
Georgia Federation of Labor
Hoard of Sineclars
H. F. Garrett
Machinists’ Union
William Straus
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Tallors’ Union
C. Houston
J. P. Stephens
Building Trades Council
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
Jerone Jones
American Federation of Labor
Typographical Union
Thomas Gowan
Atlanta Federation of ‘Trades
Boiler Makers’ Union
W. ©. Puckett
Brotherhood of Fairway
Houston
C. C. Houston
Jerome Jones
Messrs
South
Four New Cotton Mills Planned in South Carolina
Four new cotton mills were begun in South Carolina, with factories at Anderson and Aiken expanding operations. The Anderson mill and related ventures are part of a statewide push, aiming to boost local industry and employment. The reports note increased capacity and investment, though details are partially garbled.
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Columbia
Cox Mit
Anderson
A Andersons
Aiken
Miraculous discovery from Yanggona root cures indigestion
The tale follows missionary George W. Barlow who survived cannibal island peril to bring a plant remedy to America. Yanggona root, tested by Dr. Hartman, allegedly cures dyspepsia indigestion and stomach troubles. Dr Hartman Dyspepsia Tablets are marketed via Jacobs Pharmacy with a free information book.
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George W. Barlow
Barlow
Wil
Mr. Barlow
Dr. Hartman
Jacobs
Marietta
Whitehall Street
Birmingham
Ala
Hartman Chemical Co
St. Louis
Women Take Issue With Gibbons
A historical column debates women's rights, church influence, and societal roles. It contrasts Cardinal Gibbons remarks with Apocryphal praise for women's labor and leadership. It argues for equal dignity, home duties, and the right to pursuit of intellectual culture and social philanthropy. The piece defends women who work and seek compensation equal to men.
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Macaulay
Ife
Cardinal l
Cardinal
St. Peter
Jesus
Christian Church
Cathedral Easy Gallop Home in Clubhouse Handicap
New Orleans February 10 Cathedral the favorite led all the way in the Clubhouse handicap with Stripes and Frelinghuysen moments behind as the day’s racing saw suspensions issued for jockeys W Woods and E Foucon. Other winners included Zack Ford and Joe Bell as the program ran through six races with Triree and Trickem among notable injuries and a fatal end for Trickem.
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New Orleans
Fortune
J. J. McCaffey
Cathedral
Magee
Frelinghuysen
Woolhurst
Morris
Stripes
Zack Ford
Triree
W. Woods
Tom Colling
E. Foucon
Rushfields
Tilbee
W. Shaw
Goose Liver
Mitchell
Lampstick
Wedderstrand
Trebor
Fran Warner
Seata
Plymouth
Davia
Hotherson
Wild Pirate
Winkfield
Red Signal
Princess Mal
Gale
St. Marcos
Janewood
Hilliard
Joe Bell
Kenny
Leng
al Reeves
Stewart
Voyageur
Jaci Hayes
Brakeman
Breakmore
van Brunt
A. Weber
Sidney Lucas
Boland
Walhurst
Albert Vale
Clawson
Teutons
Banqueti
Monereith
Elkin
School Girl
Massacre
Barney F
Classon
Dissolute
Roeland
Matt Simpson
George Siddarth
Onota
AlHe Hale
Contessa
Batkan
Trickem
Davis
Strange Mental Powers Hypnotism Promises Universal Benefit
A New York Journal feature reports on hypnotism as a real, powerful force. A committee including a physician and other prominent figures investigates its potential to influence daily actions, heal diseases, and advance success, citing endorsements from leaders like Harvard's President Eliot. The New York Institute of Science offers a book and free report on hypnotism.
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Juliet
New York Institute of Science
Ntorchester
N. Y
Br. Lincoln
Schafer
John E. Mytrs
Flemington
N. J
Schufer
Stoufer
Cunningham
Pueblo
Col
Paul Weller
Marveloux
Eliot
Harvard College
Uday
Georgia Federation President Advocates Cooperation and Suffrage
Annie G. Johnson, President of the Georgia Federation, urges cooperation and a shift away from personal ambition to unite Catholic and lay members in service. She predicts misunderstandings will fade as collaboration grows, benefiting all. Shields Brothers' New Bakery announces bread pastries and cakes at 113 Whitehall Street, phone 1343.
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Annie G. Johnson
The
Georgia Federation
Shields Brothers
Whitehall Street
Death of Frances M Allen in Atlanta
Frances Marton Allen aged fifty died at his home 16 Ivy street after a weeks illness. He was a well known Atlanta citizen with ties to Judge Robert A Allen of Augusta and H E W Palmer. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral at 2:30 pm from his residence conducted by Dr Stradley and interment in Oakland cemetery receiving vault.
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Atlanta
Francis Marton Allen
Ivy Street
Allen
Robert A. Allen
Augusta
H. E.W. Palmer
Dr. Stradley
Oakland Cemetery
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Federation
Woman's Clubs
Powder Springs
Austell
Andrew Turner
M. C. Kiser Co
McCord Co
Davenport, Bros. & Jackson
Trotter Broa
Chattencogs
Tenn
South Carolina
Geo. W. Barlow
America
Fiji
Vanua Levu
Matani Vanua
Viti
Tong
Unda Point
Nacleve Bay
Hartman
Hart
Gibbons
Club
Winnon
Board of Stewards
New York Journal
Renry Scraper
Welington
Rochester, N. Y
Aer
Minpoun MD
Bron Fer
Frances M. Allen
Byro Printing
South Broad Street
Atlanta, Georgia
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