Citiz ens Bid Salvation Army in Atlanta for Support
A committee led by Colonel W. J. Thomson circulated a petition among Atlanta citizens to guarantee the Salvation Army $125 monthly beyond its current income to cover rent for its buildings and services. The drive seeks sustained subscriptions to back Captain William Andrews and his staff, with emphasis on safeguarding ongoing charitable work and reducing fundraising time.
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W. 3. Thomson
Atlanta
Salvation Army
William Andrews
Andrews
Napoleon’s Diet and the Onion Cure for Indigestion
A historical look links Napoleon Bonaparte’s stomach illness to heavy onion consumption, arguing digestion hinges on stomach elements. The ad promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective treatment after meals, praised by Dr Richardson and sold nationwide.
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Stuart
Richardson
Stvar
United States
Canada
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Munyon's Rheumatism Cure as a fast, certain remedy for all forms of rheumatism whether acute or chronic. It claims the product neutralizes pain in hours and offers a plan to cure within a few days, with mentions of related tonics and cures for nerves and catarrh.
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Munyon
Marrants
Munger
Wianteh
Draughon's Colleges Offer Scholarships and Positions Promise
An advertisement promotes Draughon's Practical Business College with $500 in scholarships and a guarantee of good job placement for graduates. The notice lists eight national campuses and claims high employment department success, inviting comparison with other colleges and noting ties to widespread business community support. It also references Salvation Army efforts in Atlanta providing a free employment bureau and a shelter with affordable meals, announcing a name change to Workingmen's Hotel.
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Salvation Army
Atlanta
Jemy
W. S. Thomsen
The
Constitution
Booth-Tucker
Draughon
Practical Business College
Canonally
Alabama
Whitehall
Professor Draughon
Practical Business
Nashville
St. Louis
Montgomery
Fort Worth
Galveston
Little Rock
Shrevenort
South
Craughton
Uraughon
Army
Tiome
Decatur
Ivy Streets
Shelter Home
the Workingmen’s Hotel
First Dispensary Report Shows January Net Profit
The Tuscaloosa dispensary reports January cash sales of 3799.6 dollars and a net profit of 2075.0 dollars for the month. The largest day sales reached 414 dollars on January 3 while January 1 was 9110 dollars with an average daily sales of 3147 dollars. Packages sold totaled 1911, including 2375 quarts 612 pints and 9002 half pints. Purchases for January were 8292.60 dollars with discounts of 110.5 dollars. Fixed monthly expenses stood at 381 dollars. The report was presented before the mayor and aldermen on February 15.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Meeks Announces for Congress in Nashville Penn
Nashville Penn February 15 Special. H Meeks an attorney from Nashville who was a presidential elector in 1900 announces his candidacy for congress against J W Gaines subject to the democratic party nomination.
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Meeks
Congress
Nashville
Penn
H Meeks
J W. Gaines
Sunday Church Services List with Multiple Congregations
A comprehensive notice lists Westminster Presbyterian First Baptist West End Christian First Presbyterian Jackson Hill Baptist First Methodist Epworth Methodist Trinity Methodist Unitarian Universalist St Luke St Paul Society of Spiritual Science Second Baptist Epworth English Lutheran Jones Avenue Baptist and more. It details sermon topics times and hosts including Rev Charles R Wisbet Rev Dr Landrum Rev F McConnell DD Rev James Atkins D.D Rev C W Byrd and others with morning and evening services across numerous Atlanta churches.
Religious Meetings and Church Services Across City
Mrs B and MM Hunter will sing at betty services at BY ELC with invites extended. The Railroad Department of the Fame Men’s Christian Association holds sessions on religious work among railroad men and a closing policy discussion led by TH Williams with delegates from Blue Ridge and Atlanta departments. Dr H M DuBose will preach at St John Church and address leaguers at 730 pm, with free seating. Park Street church Women’s Home Mission Society meets Monday at 2 o’clock for officer elections. First Congregational Colored will have morning and evening services with sermons on The Three Lives and The Appeal of Jesus.
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Ing
Sun Day School
St. Luke
Center
Pryor
Houston
Holy Communion
Samaria
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
Plum Street
R. W. Barnwell
Decatur
Taman Park
Moreland Avenue
Chapel of the Holy Redeemer
Walker
Hapeville—Moraine
St. Paul
Auburn Avenue
Fort Street
Second Baptist
Second Baptist Church
Washington and
Mitchell Streets
John H. White
Atlanta
God
Central Congregational
Central Congregational Church
Corner Villa Street
Carnegie Place
Wey
Franks&. Jenkins
Lorida
Christian Endeavor Society
Ladies Avery
Old Virginia
BY. Elc
Railroad Department
The
Fame Men's Christian Association
TH. O. Williams
Blue Ridge
H. M. DuBose
St. John Church
DuBose
Nashville
Epworth League
Southern Methodist Church
Georgia Avenue
Pryor Street
Methodist Church
St. John Epworth League
Dr. DuBose
First Congregational
Atti
H. H. Proctor
Jesus
New Lodge Organized by Fraternal Union in City
Last evening a new lodge of the Fraternal Union, No. 5, was launched at the Fraternal Union hall. The meeting drew 52 charter members including prominent professionals, journalists, businessmen, and bankers. Officers elected include Fraternal master H H Cabaniss, secretary Thomas H Goodwin, treasurer George R Donovan, and guards W R McClellard and R H Fendleton among others.
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Fraternal Union
Coronel
John B. Goodwin
H. Cabenias
Shepard Bryan
A. Johnson
W. H Pendleton
G. G. Crouch
Newman
H H. Cabaniss
WC Knight
Truth
A J Johnson
Mercy
Henderson Hallman
Thomas H. Goodwin
George R Donovan
Edwin Kien
Julian Harris
Boyd Perry
Henry B. Kennedy
W. R. McClellard
R. H. Fendleton
Chicago Typewriter advertised in Atlanta agency sales pitch
An Atlanta Southern agency opens at Room 16 Grant Building to promote the Chicago Typewriter at a price of 5. The ad touts 32 type wheel styles, precise alignment, erasing plate, envelope inserter, and other features. Burton S. Jones as General Agent invites calls or visits for details, with phone 2244 and demonstrations.
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South
Chicago
Atlanta
Grant Building
Broad and
Marietta Streets
Burton S. Jones
Chicago Writing Machine Company
Meeting of Kennel Club Holds Annual Atlanta Session
The Atlanta Kennel Club met Friday night at the Y M C A hall. All old officers were reelected: President W. R. Joyner. First Vice President Mrs. R. J. Lowry. Second Vice President Edwin A. Hawkin. Secretary S. E. Taylor. Delegate to the American Kennel Club Dr. T. Howard Foote of New York. A fall show was discussed but no decision made. potential venue depends on securing a suitable building possibly the manufacturers' fair structure.
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Atlanta Kennel Club
The
Young Men's Christian Association
W. R. Joyner
Mra. R. J. Lowry
Edwin A. Hawiin
E. Taylor
American Kennel Club
T. Howard Foote
New York
Atlanta
Banks Make Big Showing in Atlanta Clearings
Banks in Atlanta report a strong start to the year with weekly clearings surpassing last year by 248 781 47 dollars. The daily total reached 421 482 25 dollars and six day clearings totaled 2 615 507 94. The year’s pace suggests 1909 will outshine 1908 from a financial view.
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Atlanta
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Claimed Heals Catarrh and More
A patient writes of severe catarrh and deafness improved by Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey, praising its effects after months of other remedies. Letters report restored hearing, better sleep, energy, and vitality, claiming doctors endorse the whiskey as a medical remedy and urging others to seek it at pharmacies or direct from the company.
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Duffy
Scottt
Fifteenth Street
Philadelphia
Scott
Duffy’s Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
foRy
R Uratherman
Austell Building
Atlanta
Burmeister's Recital Delights Collegetown Audience
Richard Burmeister gave a notable recital Monday night in College town before a large crowd. The program mixed Schumann, Strauss Schubert, Grieg, Liszt, and featured a Hungarian Rhapsody. His singing tone impressed though pedal work and scale passages showed flaws. overall the performances pleased with refined interpretation and finish.
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Richard Burmeister
College
Schumann
Strauss-Schuett
Burmeister
Griez
Moore and Sons Optical Factory Promotions Invitation
MO L MOORE and SONS advertise the largest optical factory in the south with double the labor and twice the machine capacity of any rival. Readers are invited to inspect the manufacturing department at 42 North Broad Street Prudential buildings to verify their statement and compare with others.
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MO. L. Moore & Sons
Lion
Kellam & Madre
North Broad St
Prudential Baidins
Covington Delegates Named to National Congress
Covington Ga February 15 Mrs FE W Godfrey regent and Mrs T FF Edwards ex regent were elected delegates to the national congress of D A R at Washington DC by the Sergeant Newton chapter Covington will be represented on that occasion by these officers acting for the chapter in the eventful gathering.
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A. B
Covington
FE. W. Godfrey
T. FF. Hdwards
National Congress of
D.A. BR
Washington, D. C
Sergeant Newton
Weather forecast across regions for Sunday and Monday
The forecast covers Warrington and surrounding regions noting fair conditions in many areas with variable north to northwest winds. Some locations report clearing skies on Sunday, turning fair Monday, with lighter winds in coastal zones and cooler air advancing in central and southern portions.
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Warrington
Alabama
Florida
Ieelschpl
Louisiana
Exetern
Texas
Kentucky
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