Macon Chief Riley Credits Tanlac For Turnaround Health
The prominent Macon chief of police, Geo Samuel Riley, recounts a years long health battle including pleurisy and kidney troubles. After using Tanlac he reports full relief, regained energy, and says two bottles brought him back to himself, with friends noting the change. Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta is listed as exclusive seller.
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Houston County
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Jacobs Pharmacy
Pellagra Cure Promises Health Recovery in Wisconsin Ad
A customer shares recovered health after using a remedy from American Compounding Co. The letter quotes a drastic Pellagra illness and asserts full recovery with renewed strength and weight gain. It urges others to seek the free book and remedy, noting satisfaction and gratitude.
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S A. Cotter
Ringgold
Jasper
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Poole Seeks Solicitor Post For Criminal Court
J W Poole declares candidacy for Solicitor of the Criminal Court of Atlanta. He urges white voters to support a democratic state of mind, promises expeditious duty with personal on the job service, and notes eight years in Atlanta with twelve years as holder of the office if re-elected. He asks voters to remove him and elect a successor.
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Kibla Temple Honors Royal Vizier Moore at Banquet
About seventy five attendees gathered at Piedmont Lodge for Kibla Temple Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan as WG Moore was named royal vizier. Speakers included JW Austin and Dr RM Eubanks with well wishes for Moore’s leadership and plans for a ladies entertainment and a smoker for Knights of Pythias on February 25.
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W G Moore
Moors
Knights of Pythias
Aanta
Pythiana
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G F Eubanks
Order
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Directors Chosen by A B A at Atlanta Meeting 1916
At the 1916 annual meeting of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad the following directors were elected for the coming year. Names include Hayden Stone Co banker Boston and New York Charles F Ayer Capitalist New York Percy Aayne New York George Clark Jr Clark Dodge Co bankers New York Howard Hayne vice president Columbia Free Co New York Mell R Wilkingon president Ashcraft Villareoa Co Atlanta Brooks Morgan vice president Prank EB Block Lo Atlanta EW Lamb president Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Ry Atlanta Ga I Farmer president First National Bank Waycross DM Strachan president Strachan Shipping Co Brunswick Ga William B Lewis president First National Bank Monte uson Gay WC Vereen president Moultrie Banking Co Moultrie Ga AH Woodward chairman Woodward Iron Co Atlanta Ga Floyd K Mayo Secretary and treasurer Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Ry Co Atlanta Ga Stone is president of Atlantic Gale and West Indies Steamship Co which controls the Mallory line Ward line Clyde Shipping and Porto Rico Steamship Co These lines operate between New York Brunswick Charleston Jacksonville and other ports and the West Indies The ten directors support the policy announced by President Lamb after his election to the presidency of the reorganized company Lamb and several directors are making an inspection trip of the lines.
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Brons Hayden
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Strachan Shipping Company
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Wilian B .Lewis
First National Bank
Monteruon Gay WC Vereen
Moultrie Banking Company
Moultrie
AH. Woodward
Woodward Iron Company
Woodward
Ann Floyd K Mayo
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway Company
Atlanta
Mr Stone
Atlantic Gale and West Indies Steamship Company
Mallory Line
Ward Line
Clydeling
Porto Rico Steamship Company
New York Brunswick
Charleston
Jacksonville
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Gulf
West Indies
South
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Lincs
Death of Mrs Wrinkle Prompts Columbus to City Funeral
Mrs E Wrinkle formerly of Atlanta died in Columbus Ohio after illness. Her body will be brought home for funeral and interment. She is mother to Mrs W Bagby of Philadelphia, Mrs John W Martin of Atlanta, Mrs Fen Asbury of San Francisco, and 8 ML and 18 Wrinkle. She lived here until a year ago when she moved to Columbia to reside with her sons.
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E Wrinkle
Atanta
Columbus
Ohio
W of Bagby
Philadelphia
John W Martin
Atlanta
Fen Asbury
San Francisco
Columbia
Johnston Dies at 31 in Private Hospital
BD L Johnston aged 31 died Saturday at noon in a private hospital. His body was taken to his residence at 416 West Tenth Street. He is survived by his wife two children two brothers and three sisters.
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West Tenth Street
Chain Gang I5 Faces Carolina Tigers in Prohibition Bill
In Columbia on February 12 the lower house advanced amendments to the Liles bill strengthening enforcement of statewide prohibition laws. The measure, ordered enrolled for ratification, seeks chain gang sentences for selling liquor with first offenses 3 months to two years and 5 years on subsequent offenses. Circuit judges may reduce sentences to not less than 30 days. Governor Manning reportedly supports the bill.
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South Carolina
Renate
Liles
Manning
Paul Revere’s Bell Rings for Lincoln Birthday
The bell cast by Paul Revere in a Kings chapel, long under repair, rang for the first time in ten years as a memory of Lincoln’s birthday. Massachusetts did not observe a legal holiday, but patriotic societies and many businesses and homes displayed the national colors.
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Kings Chapel
Paul Revere
Ten Ears
Lincolns
Massachusetts
Eid Homes
Fostam Soap advertised for skin cure in 1900s insert
Promotes Foslam healing power for pimples rashes eczema and skin irregularities. Claims quick noticeable improvement after single or daily use with progressive results. Urges samples via 4 cent stamps to Emergency Laboratories New York and states it is sold by all druggists.
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West 25Th St
New York City
Labor pledges and reform drive shape Georgia politics
Atlanta union leaders backed by State Federation President Louie Marquardt push for remedial legislation through Democratic candidates in Georgia. The plan could trigger a labor backed challenge or third party if candidates fail to commit to factory inspection, child labor, and free textbooks reforms, with a Georgia election outlook unfolding across counties.
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Atlanta
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Louie F Marquardt
Georgia
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Fulton County
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Savannah
Y Bell
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Rareingay
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Ile
Betton
Ramepeck Seeks Speakership Support in DeKalb Primary
Decatur resident Robert C. W. Ramepeck returns to U S marshal duties after attending a federal court term in Athena. He remains a candidate for tax receiver in DeKalb County and continues campaigning by soliciting voter support through letters. The effort draws backing from federal court practitioners across north Georgia who volunteer to write on his behalf. His backers expect success in the spring primary.
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Decatur
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DeKalb County
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Ramspeck
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Diamond Seized by Negro Highwaymen on Courtland Street
C I Williams of 968 West Peachtree Street was held by two Black men at midnight on Courtland Street near Linden. The unnamed thieves took nothing but a loose uncut diamond valued at about 75 dollars.
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Peachtree Street
Courtland Street
Linden
Gets-It Corn Remedy Proclaimed Simple and Fast
A reader hails Gets-It as a new easy method to remove corns like banana peels. The ad style note promises two-second painless application without pressing, claiming it cures corns and related toe warts and bunions, with sales through MH Lawrence & Co in Chicago.
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MH Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Jone Killed and Two Hurt in Auto Accident at Tidewater Line
Birmingham, February 1. James Lawson, a well known young man, is dead. J C Burgin, of a prominent family, is dying. Albert Zimmerman, also well known, employed at a focal bank, has a fractured collar bone and internal injuries. A young man named White is seriously hurt as a Tidewater car line wreck occurred early this morning.
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Birmingham
Ala
James Lawson
J C Burgin
Albert Zimmerman
Focal Bank
White
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