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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1916

Page

10

Remarkable Tanlac cure praised by Alabama user

Mrs G W Williams of Gadsden Alabama says after fifteen years of kidney and stomach trouble with nervous indigestion and weight loss she recovered after taking Tanlac. She gained 48 pounds, regained appetite, and her health improved to allow her to do chores again, despite a long struggle and prior doctor visits. Tanlac sold in Atlanta by Jacobs Pharmacy.

G. W. Willams Gadafen Alabama Thomasville N.C Atlanta Firmingham Rev. Nelson Vance Mra Short Fasley Alabampa Tanlac Jacobs’ Pharmacy Adv

Uric Acid in Meat Linked to Rheumatism Warning

A classic health note explains rheumatism as a consequence of excess meat and rich foods raising uric acid. It advises dietary changes, warmth, and frequent hydration, plus a home remedy using Jad Salts to stimulate kidneys and purge acids.

Yemen

Wilson Enters Presidency Race Formal Consent Given

Washington February 14 President Wilson formally consented to the use of his name as a Democratic nomination candidate. He stated he would not enter a contest but allowed Ohio Democrats to show their preference via the primary law requiring first and second choices and consent of delegates to use his name. The move clarifies the political position as supporters push for an openly backed campaign.

Washington Wilson Secretary of State Ohio Com‘ang Charles Q. Hildebrant Lam Democratic Party Funt Dent Mitchell Palmer Dan Agant Moniha National Democratic Committee Heould

Legislative committee inspects state prison at Milledgeville

A 44 member Georgia legislative joint committee led by W J Eakes and John T Dorsey conducted the annual inspection of the state farm and 200 convict camps. They praised operations and noted near completion of waterworks and electric lighting improvements within the allotted funds. An ex convict Bowles accusation was investigated and found unfounded with a press inquiry precaution issued. Subcommittees assigned for statewide camp inspections.

Milledgeville Ofty Georgia Regislators W. J Eakes Senate Committee John T. Dorsey House Committee Muledgeville Georgia Ux-Convict Macon Telegraph Bowles Pickering Chariton Syence Mitchell Edwards Karatyon Senate House

Candler speaks to University of Georgia students on railway regulation

Charles Murphy Candler head of Georgia railroad commission addressed the School of Commerce at the University of Georgia on railway regulation. He spoke to a gathering of university students and interested citizens in a special chat.

Charles Murphy Candler Auigata Railroad Commission of Georgia School of Commerce University of Georgia Schoul Mr. Candler

Home Building Coq in Rome Prospering

The Citizens' Building and Investment company and four local corporations test a new stock series after years of successful work. In four years the firm financed more than $40,000 worth of residences in Rome and is currently active in considerable building activity.

Rome Citizens’ Building and Investment Company

John Drew in The Chief Treat for Theater Patrons

Lourie Dooly reviews John Drew in Horace Annesley Vachell's The Chief at Atlanta Suave praising Drew's genteel English comedy charm, his polished cast, and the evening's refined, witty tone. Forsyth mix adds War Brides and vaudeville notes with Sara Ball, Ray Ball, and Pat Rooney, highlighting local entertainment variety.

John Drew Lourie Dooly Horace Annesley Vachell Atlanta Mr. Drew Earl of Yester Laura Wopa Drews Sara Biala Joan Frank Ray-Eleanor Ball Miss Ball Pat Rooney Marion Bent Universal Mooney Howard Fields Innes Ryan Sheron Stephens Hez" Green Big Jim Robert Moran

Grand Opera and Musical Revue At Atlanta Venues

A busy schedule at Atlanta theaters features the Gon Gon Grand Opera company with Pavlowa Ballet Runes in Love of Three Kings Madame Butterfly and La Boheme plus Spanish dances and Coppina ballet. The Bon Gon company also stages No Boss Home at Strand with Maude Gilbert and William Tooker. Also promoted are Govern Corsa Roads at Alamo No. 2 and The Trail of the Lonesome Pine at Grand with Charlotte Walker and Theodore Roberts, and Pauline Frederick in The Eternal City at the Georgia.

al Me Anansa Atlanta Bongon Grand Opera Ung Pavlowa Ballet Runes Beata Gale South Carolina Georgia Medan Charlotte Walker June Tolliver Theodore Roberts Judd’ Tolliver Cumberland

Gaines immortal story by Whitney Habner concert

Mina Frederick to perform in a season finale with the Whitney Habner symphony. The program offers prose and public music pieces, highlighting a prominent atterize career and a memorable memory tint in a large city venue.

Dope Thief Suspect Tied to Atlanta Medical Drug Room Robbery

Atlanta police believe a man identified as Jim Shepard 33 of 174 Martin Street aided a large theft at Atlanta Medical College drug room stealing cocaine and morphine. Officers Faine and Barflaly arrested Shepard after observing him selling cocaine to a white man near Decatur Street and Butler Street. Both suspects were searched at headquarters, revealing cash and a bottle of narcotics matching those used at the medical college.

Atlanta Medical College Jim Shepard Martin Street Faine Decatur Street Atlanta Butler Street C. PF Newman Alan Medical Feolless

University Students Hear Norman Angell in Athens

Norman Angell, author of The Great Illusion and a leading internationalist, spoke today at noon to the Pality club, university faculty and students, plus Athens citizens, on Americas Future Foreign Policy.

Athens Pality Club Norman Angell United States America

Protest Near Convict Camp Sparks Local Outrage in Rome

In Vans Valley six miles from Rome residents protest a convict camp located within three hundred yards of the school. Children allegedly witness crime by convicts, including two recent negro suspects, prompting appeals to the county board of roads and revenues to relocate the facility.

Rome Vans Valley Board of Roads and Revenues

Repeal Proposed Of Free Sugar Clause

Washington February 14 The administration's bill to repeal the free sugar clause of the tariff law was introduced in the house by Majority Leader Kitchin and sent to the Ways and Means Committee where he presides He plans an immediate caucus of house democrats followed by a committee vote to send the measure to the house likely within about ten days General discussion of revenge legislation is anticipated.

Washington House Kitchin

Hadley Quits Senate Campaign in Missouri

In Kansas City on February 14, Jesse Tolerton announced for Herbert H Hadley that he would withdraw from the Republican race for United States Senator. Tolerton said Hadley’s doctors advised against further campaign participation.

Hadley Keneas City Herbert Jesse Tolerton Jefferson City Tolerton

Fashionable tailored suits priced to please at nineteen fifty

A selection of women's suits described in brisk catalog style. Black and white check with a belt and metal hook, blue faille collar, ripple coat and yoked plain skirt. A blue serge Norfolk with suede green collar and cuffs, yoked skirt. Navy gabardine belted coat with rippling belt and pocketed skirt. Navy poplin lines with belt and sailor collar. Prices listed as 19.50.

Navy and gabardine suits dominate 1940s style line up

The catalog describes several ladies suits in navy taffeta and serge with white button accents, belt details, and pleated skirts. Norfolk and loose-fitting options showcase banded hems, green embroidery, yoked skirts, and suede collars, all priced at 25 dollars.

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