Pure Food Display Planned for April in Atlanta
Atlanta hosts a large pure food and culinary art display April 5 to 8 in the Revival Building on Peachtree near Ellis Street. About 100 booths will feature air rates food products fruits and related serving goods with large manufacturers from New York and Chicago seeking space. The event is promoted by the Hotel Men’s Association and allied groups to boost Atlanta and attract conventions, with daily musical entertainment and a 10 cent admission.
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Atlanta
South
Atlanta Hotel Men's Association
International Stewards” Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ad Men’s ‘Association
Rotary Club
Retail Merchants’ Association
Retail Credit
Peachtree
Elis Street
Newarth
Chicago
United States
Georgia State Agricultural Department
J.F. Getton
Hotel Men's Association
Fred Houser
San Francisco
Frisco
New England
New York
Innes and wife to face trial here in Georgia
Beatrice and Elois Nelms disappearance ties Innes and his wife to a murder case. Texas appeals court overruled rehearing on extradition, likely sending them to Atlanta within a week. Federal officials may pursue mail fraud charges in Atlanta as well. Nelms kin remain in Texas, while the sisters’ disappearances remain a longstanding mystery.
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Innes
Beatrice
Elois Nelms
Atlanta
Inneses
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Georgia
Austin
United States
Hogper Alexander
John W. Nelms
Pacific Coast
Middle West
San Antonio
Dr Ward Preaches To Millionaires At Jekyl Island
Dr A C Ward pastor of Oakland City Baptist church told Atlanta readers that William Rockefeller’s great wealth does not interfere with his spiritual life after a half hour talk at a millionaire gathering on Jekyl Island. He described the outing as the best in years and noted a large audience of 125. Rockefeller thanked Ward for the sermon and praised the discussion on Christianity.
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William. Rockefeller
A. C. Ward
Oakland City Baptist Church
Jekyl Island
Ward
Rockefeller
Atlanta
Dr. Ward
Pieupont
Morgan
Senator Aldrich
Edwin Goulds
Shradys
F. G. Bournes
Baldwins
Walton
Henry Fergusons
George H. Macys
George H. Vails
Henry H- Vails
Maurices
Gouayeurs
Channings
Drr. Ward
Doctor Ward
Willam Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Robbery Suspect Arrested After Lindale Heist
Mobile reporters say Harry McDonald of Rome Georgia, 21, robbed Britton Bros general store at Lindale Georgia of 500 dollars in jewelry and cash Monday. He was seized at Mobile station by Deputy Bohs and store manager Chapman after his wife guided officers to him. He admitted the crime claiming hounds chased him. Stolen goods recovered from a grip.
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Mobile
Ala
Harry McDonald
Rome
Britton Bros
Lindale
Louis‘villa
Nashville
Bohs
Chapman
Kindale
McDonald Cooly
McDonald
inspector travels 25000 miles to Guam post office
Washington reports postal inspector Bb P Smith makes a 25000 mile journey to inspect Guam's post office, paying its postmaster only 125 a year. The Guam inspection will be the first since 1908, blocked from the Philippines by a legal technicality. An advertisement for Spalding's Wonderful Plasters follows.
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Washington
Guam
Bb. P. Smith
Philipines
WIVES ACCUSE ALLEGED BIGAMIST IN GEORGIA CASE
John S. Houston was jailed in Coffee county after a dramatic hearing in which three young women testified he married them under false names and deserted them. They accused him of bigamy and claimed he posed as a lawyer, Primitive Baptist preacher, and western millionaire, with other alleged wives and children in several states.
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Flazkhurst
John S. Houston
Coffee County
Marcs
Houston
Hlatase
Oklahoma
Aso
West
Mdanda. Roberts
Worley
Madison County
North Carolina
Cora Mae Stroud
Travelers, Rest
Greenville ‘County
South Carolina
Miss Edna Garrison
Helena
Telfair County
Georgia
Miss Roberts
John
Haymes
N. C
Asheville
Misa Stroud
John 8. Hammond
Travelers Rest
8. C
Charleston
Stroud
Hazlehurst
Miss Garrison
Mise Garrison
Missouri
Haskell
Law Department
State University
Baw
R. Willams
Superior Court
Williams
Pound Houston
Nurses and women endure war’s brutal toll in Paris
Paris dispatch notes nurses on duty day and night as war strips glamour. It praises self sacrifice and devotion to country while warning American women of distress and recommending Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic and remedy for various female ailments.
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Paris
United States
Dr. Pierce
Speakers and Singers endorse Brown's Tradhes cough aid
The notice urges readers to obtain Brown's bronchial remedy from a druggist to ease coughs and improve sleep. It advertises 25 cent, fe and one dollar packages, emphasizing broad help for throat and chest troubles.
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Brown
Tango for Corns Won’t Painfully Hurt Your Feet
An advertisement touts Tango as the age’s most marvelous corn remedy. It claims to roots out the core of corns and bunions painlessly, leaving no soreness or bandages. The product is guaranteed by Jacobsen Pharmacy Atlanta, with druggists offering money back if it fails.
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Corp
Tang
Jacobsen Pharmacy
Lanta
Out of woods, says big shoe dealer in Atlanta
M S Hess of M Hess and Bro Baltimore, a leading shoe maker, says the south and Atlanta have felt the downturn but are now out of the woods. He predicts a tidal wave of prosperity as a result. Hess reports an arrangement to continue Hess shoe sales while Eisemen Sons retire from business.
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Atlanta
M.S. Hess
M. Hess & “‘Bro
Baltimore
Hess
Eiséman & Bros
Eisemen Sons
Hess man sees bright outlook for south after war
Hess manufactory agent in Atlanta says cotton is no longer sole king. He urges Georgia and other cotton belt states to pass laws to value crops besides cotton equally. He notes packing houses converting livestock to cash and forecasts Atlanta’s recovery as “greatest in the south” with no more hard times.
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Hess Manufactory
Atlanta
Hess
The
Constitution
South
Georgia
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Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Dr.Ward
J. H. ‘Houston
Tango
Craftsman
Crex
Eacich
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