Applications Open for Tech Night School at Georgia Tech
Announcement invites applications for the spring term of the free night school at the Georgia School of Technology. 1915 enrollment was 64, and 1916 year to date has reached 320, with spring term yet to be added. The program, begun recently, has produced many graduates in electrical and mechanical fields and offers advancement opportunities for those lacking funds for day classes.
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Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Tech
Avanta
State of Georgia
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Children
An early 20th century advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe popular laxative for children. It claims to ease constipation, reduce stomach discomfort, and help feverish, cranky, tired kids by gentle cleansing. The copy urges mothers to keep a bottle handy and feed a teaspoonful for a few days if needed.
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Utanes
Walt
California
Tuberculosis Threats and Natural Health Remedies
An old notice touts natural approaches to tuberculosis prevention through proper diet rest and fresh air. It promotes Alterative tonics from Fekmeneaboratory Philadelphia as a lime based, nonpoisonous remedy claimed to aid recovery without habit forming drugs and lists Atlanta stores as suppliers.
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Eckmand Alterntive
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Granny McIlroy Celebrates 111th Birthday at Son’s Home
Yesterday Granny McIlroy marked her 111th birthday at her son J Fo McTurey’s home. The elderly celebrant enjoyed a party with relatives and old friends, grateful for gifts and lively amid memories. Mrs. McIlroy has long been a member of one Methodist church for 89 years, a record said to be unmatched.
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J Fo Mc Turey
Mel Iroy
Dates announced for farmers rallies in Georgia
Commissioner Price announced a series of agricultural rallies under the Federation of Women’s Clubs of Georgia with cooperation from the Department of Agriculture College of Agriculture State Board of Entomology Georgia Experiment Station State Agricultural Society and farmers. The meetings aim to boost farming interest and discuss agricultural matters across the state with speakers to be announced soon.
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Department of Agriculture
Federation of Womens Clubs of Georgia
College of Agriculture
State Board of Entomology
Georgia
State Agricultural Society
Georg A
Ukerie Tugs
Nellie Peters Black
Missomuet Lumpkin
LT Amsien
Nutils
Dan G Hughes
Atlanta
Monticello
Jasper County
Etixth
Balavin County
Fort Wiley Houston
Dooly
Satariays Letranry
Pelham Mic
Tebrugey
Haslehurtrom
Unvis County
Turwiay
Bleckshear
Maldaville
Car crash left Carrollton resident with a broken leg
County officers Carter and Haker investigated an Adamsville road accident Friday night in which A Walters of Carrollton apartments Carnegie sustained a broken leg. Walters, riding in a car driven by E Edwards and with Mrs Myrily Mayfield of 84 Carnegie, was reportedly adjusting the carburetor when struck or fell. Officers noted road evidence suggesting Walters was dragged several feet, with his clothing bearing the marks. The names Edwards and Miss Waylard were provided by Walters on Saturday.
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Adamsville
Walters
Carrollton
Carnegie
E © Edwards
Myrily Mayfield
Grady Hospital
Edwards
Miss Waylard
Grand Opera Fund Nears Seventy Five Thousand Dollars
Subscriptions to the Metropolitan Brain overhaul fund rose to near 75 thousand dollars by Saturday boosting the total to about 44 7610 with names including Mrs Annie May Dow Edward Dougherty and James Kills among others.
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Metropolitan Brain
Hay
Thompson Bo
Annie May Dow
Edward Dougherty
Rauschenberg
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