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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
4
Mrs Lucy B P Doster wife of John W Doster has been notified of her appointment as postmaster at Lyerly Georgia She succeeds Judge J M Rose who held the office sixteen years in February report from Lyerly postmaster office
A vintage health column urges strengthening the kidneys with two allies, Careful Living and Blaney Pills, to combat uric acid and various diseases. The reader is told to rely on Kidney Pills as a worldwide successful remedy, illustrated by a home case.
Chief Sanford of the city detective department laments a reduction from thirty to sixteen detectives by the city council. He notes lack of transportation hampers work as street cars refuse free riding, while fifteen names were demoted and ordered by Police Chief Beavers in an afternoon special order.
A special order approved at a Tuesday night meeting by the police commission instructed Chief Sanford and Chief Beavers to select sixteen detectives from the entire force. One bicycle officer Jameson is named among the sixteen. The remaining fifteen detectives will hold patrol duties, while several plainclothesmen are reassigned to patrol and others transferred to call duty. A new split watch will run 6 PM to 1 AM at eight engine houses with eighteen patrolmen and eight call officers.
The Baptist laymen of the state plan a Georgia Baptist Men's meeting at the Tabernacle Baptist Church on February 28 24 and 26 to stimulate church work among 2500 churches. Topics include The Layman and His Bible, Use of Tracts, World Spirit, and Grouping Churches for Pastoral Efficiency. Attending are J T Henderson of Chattanooga W D Powell of Louisville and Fr Love of Richmond Va.
The Georgia Daughters of the American Revolution opened their seventh annual convention at the Hotel Ansley led by regent Mrs John A Perdue. A ceremony featured a painting of the Anne at Yamacraw Bluff, a large American eagle, and state regent speeches. A luncheon followed, with many chapters and notable guests in attendance.
Georgia court records list judgments affirmed and reversed across multiple cases from Fulton, Butts, Newton, Emanuel, Richmond, Murray, and other counties. Notable parties include Citizens Electric Light and Power, Georgia Portland Cement, Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and Georgia Railway and Electric. The record cites judges Parker, Rawlings, Bell, Pendleton, Ellis, Reid, and Daniel with numerous attorneys listed as for plaintiff in error or contra.
A business owner notes that money spent on expert auditing yields the most profitable investment for any size firm. The comment emphasizes audits as a smart strategic cost to improve efficiency and financial clarity across operations.
In Molena Georgia on February 10 an unknown elderly man built a small fire to ward off the cold at a lonely Flint River bank. He fell into the flames and was partially consumed. A railroad man found him face down in the fire. The coroner held an inquest and ruled accidental death.
Macon Georgia February 10 Special Mrs T S Stokes of Chappell Street threatens self harm by jumping into the Ocmulgee river if Edwin Stokes her year old adopted son is taken from her and placed in Hephzibah orphanage. She claims improper rearing though neighbors describe affectionate care. A custody battle ensues between Hephzibah orphanage and South Georgia Methodist conference home claiming prior rights.
Topeka Kansas February 10 Kansas women under 45 who wear earrings or use face powders to create a false impression would face misdemeanor charges and fines if a bill introduced today in the lower house becomes law. The bill bans face powder perfume false hair and hair bleaching items and prohibits ear piercing or wearing carvings at parties or in any public place.
A shop guide suggests garments for a man with Bob's build. Emphasizing draped cuts and solid colors, the advice notes balance points in the coat and shelving simple, sturdy fabrics. The piece touts a $35 regular line as best, with a continuation promised tomorrow.
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