Atlanta Plans Baby Week Campaign Across City
Atlanta to observe Baby Week beginning March 5 as part of a nationwide push by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Health authorities urge public interest to advance infant welfare, parental education, and community programs, with local leaders coordinating citywide efforts.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
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New York City
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Detroit
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General Federation of Womens Clubs
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Atlanta Womans Public Health Club
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Free Asthma Sufferers Get New Home Cure Offer
Advertises a free asthma cure method claiming to relieve chronic asthma without discomfort. Promises quick breathing relief and positions against inhalers opium preparations and fumes. Urges readers to write for a free demonstration and begin treatment today.
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Anyeos
Cued of Pedagra Patient Praises Remedy
A reader reports dramatic weight gain and health improvement after using a promised Pellagra remedy from American Compounding Co. They claim relief from symptoms such as skin peeling mouth throat mucus and nausea and urge others to seek the treatment.
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American Compounding Co Box
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City ministers urged to back infant welfare effort
Woodward urges all city ministers to present a joint effort to reduce infant mortality and aid the children’s welfare. He argues broad religious cooperation is essential for progress and asks congregations to support the committee’s work for today’s children and future citizens.
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Woodward
Recorder and Chief to See Crook Play in Atlanta Theater
Recorder George E Johnson and Chief Mayo plan to attend a charity stage production of Valen tide at the Atlanta theater. The show stars Jimmy Valentine and features detectives and patrolmen in a staged crime drama. Journal Constitution and Georgian reporters join community figures to promote the event and its souvenir program.
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George E Johnson
Jimmy Valentine
Eeeman
Atlanta
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Valentide
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Constitution
Atlanta Weather Forecast Promises Warm Spring Day
Forecaster states Atlanta will not repeat last Sunday's cold windy spell. Last night's report predicts sun Saturday and a warming trend with mild temperatures. Some residents who wore furs the day before find semi spring attire comfortable as winds ease this morning. A sunnier, warmer Monday is forecast with weakening westerlies.
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Atlanta
Seek Share of Estate Of Late Mark Tolbert For Little Grandchild
A temporary injunction blocks the executors of Mark L Tolbert estate valued at 200000 from further distribution until the superior court determines if 3 year old grandchild is entitled to a share. Mrs Frank Orme and Frank Orme guardians filed to have the will construed to make the child an heir. The will presently favors Harry Tolbert and Mrs Arthur Reid, with notable assets including Leland hotel land and a business building at Butler and Decatur streets.
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Mark Tolvert
Frank Orme
Tolbert
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Tolbert ,Jr
Gearge
Drummond
W . Tolbert
Harry Tolbert
Arthur Reid
Leland Hotel
Butler
Decatur Atreets
Vaudeville Benefit Night As Mothers Congress Support
A February 23 vaudeville show at the Ansley hotel ballroom benefits the Mothers Congress. Directed by Mrs Harriet Moore with Miss Clirt Mable as pianist, the program features elect acts and a playlet Quiet Smoke staged in Dram Will, plus dances up to 1917 by Miss Mabel Conway and Fowler Rowlett.
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Ansley Hotel
Mothers’ Congress
Congress
Harriat Moore
Clirt Mable
Mabel Conway
Fowler Rowlett
Annual Meeting Call For Associated Charities Leaders
Formal notice invites members to the annual meeting of Associated Charities on the South, at 3:30 pm in the assembly hall of the Chamber of Commerce. The 1926 annual report will be presented with director and officer recommendations. Eight director terms expire, with one vacancy by resignation to be filled. Thomas Egleston’s former role as first vice president will be filled. Members and others interested in community charitable issues urged to attend.
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Assoula Lion
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Chamber of Commerce
Association
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Thomas Egleston
Dr Belsham to Preach at Christ Missionary Alliance
The public is invited to hear Dr Belsham preach Sunday around 2 30 p m at 79 Capitol Avenue. On Wednesday at 2 10 p m he continues with The Prophecy of Zachariah and on Thursday at 7 30 p m the topic will be The Significance of the Numbers of the Bible.
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