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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1915
Page
12
A Cartersville reader credits Cardui with ending severe headaches and back pain. She says after three bottles she felt transformed, regained regular cycles, and recovered health, urging others to try Cardui as a strengthening tonic sold by local druggists.
The Atlanta Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution discussed erecting a fountain at Peachtree and Fifteenth streets as a memorial to founders Mrs Martha Berrien Duncan and Miss Junia McKinley. The meeting, led by regent Mrs James O Wynn, announced plans for a McDowell Woolf prize medal for seventh grade essayists and noted reports from DAR delegates to the congress.
Mrs Preston Arkwright visits her sister in Washington D C. Mrs W H DeVoe returns home to Brunswick after the D A R conference. Mrs James Green Aldredge of West Virginia and Mrs J Few Brown of Virginia visit Sans Souci for ten days on their way to Panama. Miss Mamie Proctor and Mrs J Everett Smith of Savannah visit Mrs E E Full. Miss Lillian Mitchell returns to Barnesville. Mrs E A Proctor of Savannah recovering. Mr and Mrs Alpie Turner Robinson announce a son born February 6 named Philip Dodd Robinson. Mr Osear Pappenheimer takes possession of his Ponce de Leon Ave home rebuilt after last summer’s fire. Mrs Z S Witupatrick of Thomasville visits. Mrs J W Lawton of Dublin improving. Mrs Moorer hosts Miss Mamie May Simpson of Marietta. Mr and Mrs N Hirsch and sons plan a New York trip via Atlantic City and Lakewood. Valentine party at the Atlanta Socials club. Alma Nance leaves for Tampa to spend the rest of winter.
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