Brow n of College Park Reports 20 Pound Gain After Tanlac Cure
Mr J L Brown, a College Park carpenter, says his wife recovered from two years bedridden and emaciation after three bottles of Tanlac. She gained 20 pounds, now eats well, sleeps well, does housework, and feels as strong as in years past. Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta sells Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Env
Ming
Atlanta
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Stomach Tonic Ad Urges Pints With Meals
A vintage ad promotes a digestive tonic bottled by Shivar Mineral Spring, urging readers to phone their grocer for a dozen pints and drink one with each meal. If not satisfied, tell the grocer to charge the full dozen to the advertiser as authorized. If stock is unavailable, ask the dealer to phone the wholesale grocer.
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Shivar
Sheltor
MecKlroy’s Liver Key Promotes Clean Livers For Spring
An advertisement urges readers to protect health before warm weather by cleansing the liver. It claims MecKlroy’s Liver Key relieves constipation and digestion issues, is gentle on the bowels, suitable for children and adults, and available in bottles at leading druggists.
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Byer
MecBlroy
MecKlroy
Poslam Skin Healing Paste Promises Rapid Relief
Poslam promises concentrated healing for eczema and eruptive skin troubles with rapid, soothing effects. It claims even raw angry skin calms and suggests Poslam Soap as a medicated toning option. Samples offered via Emergency Laboratories New York City. sold by all druggists.
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West St
New York City
Atl Drug
Dean Withdraws Action Against Baell Commission Over Mt Airy Tracks
Colonel H H Dean of Gainesville acting for Mrs Parker Mt Airy withdrew his injunction petition against the Georgia Railroad Commission and Southern Railway re locating tracks at Mt Airy. The commission planned to ask Judge Jones to vacate the temporary restraining order on Feb 28. No further steps will be taken until the commission rules on Southern Railway’s relocation petition.
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Jones
Fulton County
Dean
Southern Railway
Georgia Shriners Plan State Celebration and Buffalo Meet
Yaarab temple inaugurates a statewide Shriner celebration at the Auditorium Armory with a carnival, pageant, and dance to raise funds for sending Shrine bands chanters and patrol to the Buffalo imperial council meeting. Walter P. Andrews says 6000 to 7000 are expected. Masons welcome guests at 1.50 per couple.
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Georgia
Walter P. Andrews
Yanrab Temple
Night School Books Open February 28 at Georgia Tech
On Monday February 28 the registration books open for the Georgia Tech free night school spring term starting March 6. Applications have poured in, signaling strong turnout and a capacity audience. Registration stays open through March 2 with new classes for newcomers to avoid disadvantage. Enrollment this winter reached 220 and expectations point to further growth. Courses offered include Architecture, mechanical drawing, electrical engineering, Woodwork, carpentry and joinery, foundry practice, machine shops, mechanical engineering, Mathematics, chemistry, and English.
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Georgia Tech Free
American-born Japs Loyal to United States
Honolulu February 23 Much discussion in the Hawaiian Islands follows a Washington birthday speech at Hilo by President Arawaka of the Japanese American society. He asserts American-born Japanese seek to break from Japan and remain loyal to American ideals, even if it means opposing parents.
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Honolulu
T. H
Hawaiian Islands
Washington
Hilo
Arawaka
Japan
Arawa
Hat
Mikado
After-Theater Train To Albany And Thomasville Schedule
An after theater train to Albany and Thomasville departs Terminal Station at 11:33 p.m. Arrives Albany at 2:10 a.m. and Thomasville at 9:50 a.m. Features high class Pollman drawing room sleepers electrically lighted. Reservations advised. W B Foas district passenger agent phone Main 699.
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Albany
Thomasville
Central of Georgia
W. B. Foas
Fourth Nations Bank
Government to Seek Innes Letter Authors in Mob Threat Case
Federal authorities disclosed plans to deploy secret service agents to find those who sent threatening letters to Victor E Innes and his wife while jailed in San Antonio. The letters, tied to the Georgia lynching era, warned of mob violence if extradition proceeded. Judge Ward cited published Georgia headlines as context for the threat.
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Secret Service
Victor E Innes
Marietta
Innes
San Antonio
Innesea
Georgia
R. H. Ward
Hugh Dorsey
Ward
Inneses
Damages Settled Over Death of Malcolm Jones in Thomasville
Mrs. Jones of Meigs wins $15,000 in a suit against Thomasville city for her son Malcolm Jones. The council approves an $8,000 cash settlement, including $5,000 from an insurer, leaving $3,400 cash and $7,000 in annual $1,000 notes to retire. The $318,000 court grant is the sole concession.
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Thomasville
Jones
Meigs
Malcolm Jones
Junk peddler cleared of receiving stolen goods charge
Charles Shelstein an 18 year old junk peddler was found not guilty of receiving stolen goods after a state case was dismissed by Judge Johnson. The trial stemmed from alleged purchases of stolen automobile tires and involved a trap set by Robert Coonsy and detectives through Shelstein's conduct and a junk dealers association. The disorderly conduct charge was kept on docket but later dismissed.
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Charles Shelstein
Robert L. Coonsy
New York Life Insurance Company
Johnson
Leonard J. Grossman
Cae
Grossman
Thia Whelstein
Waggoner
Junk Peddlers’ Association
Leonard Grossman
Ebelstein
Recorder
Dr Boyd Hosts Granite Club at University Club
Dr Montague L. Boyd will entertain the Granite club a social literary and scientific group at the University Club tonight Philip Weltner will read a paper The club includes Wightman Bowden Dr Boyd Thomas Connally Dr Charles Dowman Harold Het2 Harold Hirach and others among its members
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Montague L. Boyd
Granite Club
University Club
Philip Weltner
Wightman Bowden
Mr. Boyd
Thomas W.W. Connally
Charles ©. Dowman
Harold Hirach
Wooking, Jr
Ww. C. Jones
K. Rambo
Stewart R. Roberta
Charles B. Shelton
A. 8
Simmma
R- Selomon
AD. Thomson
WD. ‘Thomson
Philip Welter
H. Lee
Wor
Wylie Smith Ordered to Cell in the Tower
J Wylie Smith head of the former Commercial Loan and Trust company was ordered lodged in the Tower after missing court. A $3008 bond was forfeited as doctors confirmed he could attend court three times weekly for medical treatment. He faced forgery and embezzlement charges with a new jail time reset for 9 AM tomorrow.
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J. Wylie Smith
Commercial Loan and Trust Company
Mexico
Wall
Thomas
Hugh Howell
LC Clark
Prennie Miner
Smith
William Ferrin Nicolson
James B. Baird, Jr
Jal
Cochran Banks Merge to Form Single Cochran Bank
Cochran Ga February merger of Cochran Banking Company and First National Bank approved by stockholders. New institution combines capitals of 75 000 with deposits over 200 000 and total resources around 375 000. The merged bank retains the Cochran Banking Company name and reorganizes loans and profits accordingly.
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Tate
State Bank
W. J. Speer
First National Bank of
Cochran
Codhran Banking Company
Svecini
Cochran Banking Company
Firat National
Firat National Bank
First National Bank
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