Emory Fund Near Two Thirds of Goal as Meetings Begin
The Emory university fund reaching 3464 578 toward 500 000 nears two thirds with daily meetings starting next Monday. Promisors Week drew subscriptions near 106 000 led by 100 000 from the Druid Hill Land company. Bishop W A Candler and Bishop J Miles attended praising Atlanta for planned Emory leadership in the south.
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Emory University
Promispors
Druid Hite Land Company
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Emory
W. A. Candler
Southeast
South
Imory
J. Mile
Trinity College
Durham
N. C
Flo
Banquet speeches by long distance unique experience
Atlanta based mayors James G. Woodward and St Imo Massengale joined Georgia Chamber of Commerce speakers in delivering banquet addresses via telephone to Rome and Athens banquets. They improvised speeches on the spot, noting the novelty of addressing hundreds miles away through a mouthpiece as Rome and Athens applauded over the line.
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James G. Woodward
Woodward
Rome
Athens
Himgell
Massengale
Georgia
State Chamber of Commerce
Fie
le Right
Colquitt Admitted To Supreme Court Bar In Washington
Walter C. Colquitt of Atlanta was admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court today. He was presented by C. Marylin Underwood, assistant attorney general, in Washington on February 22.
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Washington
Walter ©. Colquitt
Atlanta
Supreme Court
C. Marylin Underwood
Broad Street
Alabama Street
Amy Willama
West Mitchell
Market Street
Diamonds Facts and Diamond Cutting Overview
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Will Reverse the Roll Call by Fulton County Leaders
Jim Seawright leads the council class as the plan to reverse the roll call is discussed. The Fulton County Democratic Executive Committee meets at City Hall to arrange the coming county primary under Australian ballot. Judge Eugene D. Thomas chairs. secretary Joseph Oscar Cochran announces the date in late April.
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Jim Seawright
Copnty
City Hall
Fulton County Democratic Executive Committee
Council Chamber
Eugene D. Thomas
Joseph Oscar Cochran
Recognition Sought For Board Of Trustees
The Fulton county superior court will hear a request to recognize nine Negro Odd Fellows of Georgia as the board of trustees governing the order in the state. Delegates from Savannah and 70 lodges backed the move at a convention with 385 delegates. March 4 is set for the court hearing.
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Fulton County
Negro Odd Fellows of
Georgia
Board of Trustees
Savannah
A. Graves
Atlanta
B. W. 8. Daniels
J. M. Pitts
Brunswick
J.C. Styles
Dawson
W. D. Johnson
Plains
J. C. Adkinson
Macon
W. S. Scott
J. Q. Elise
Sparta
R. BE. Pharrow
Styles
Pitts
Johnson
Tate
B. J. Davis
B. S. Ingram
Davis
Ingram
Odd Fellowa
Many Fail to Pay Income Taxes in Georgia Rush Expected
The article notes a surge of unpaid income taxes in Nidggypn Georgians with March 1 as the deadline for corporations and individuals to settle without penalties. If unpaid, a 50 percent penalty on the tax is charged, and a possible additional penalty up to $1,000 may be assessed.
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Internal Revenue
Uncle Sam
Great Music Auditorium Planned for Chorus Club at Black Mountain
Black Mountain North Carolina February 23 stockholders of the National Festival Chorus Club of America authorize construction of a granite concrete steel auditorium seating 21500 cost about 200000 to be completed by August 15 for a 2000 voice singing event under Walter Damrosch New York to be centered in the church playgrounds area and backed by music rovers nationwide Judge Jeter Pritchard serves as president and Fairfax Harrison chairs the adviser board flanked by Damrosch as head of the musical organization
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Black Mountain
N. C
Balreuth
Wagner
National Festival Chorus Club of America
Walter Dumrosen
New York
Germany
Presbyterian
Music Rovers
United States
Jeter
Pritchard
United States Circuse Court of Appeals
Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern Railway
Walter Damrosch
Queen Victoria Favorite in Heart Songs by Sullivan
The piece notes Sir Arthur Sullivan, famed for Pinafore and The Mikado, as Queen Victoria’s favorite composer with The Lost Chord written at a dying brother’s bedside. It highlights his hymns Heaven Is My Home and Onward Christian Soldiers and mentions Heart Songs publishing the volume via the Paper readers coupon.
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Victoria
Arthur Seymour Sullivan
Leland
Arthur
William
Gilbert
Heaven
Home
Sullivan
Pape's Diapepin Digestive Aid Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, safe solution for stomach misery indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes, improvement of digestion, and the ability to eat favorite foods without fear, urging readers to buy a fifty cent case at any drug store.
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Pepe
Pape
Stomach Sufferers Urged to Try Rad Salts Remedy
A noted authority says most stomach trouble comes from excess acid, not lack of digestive juices. He advises taking four ounces of Rad Salts daily before breakfast for a week, to neutralize acidity and promote digestive juices, noting relief after the first dose.
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Emory Fund
Candier
Walter C. Colquitt
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Se
Samuel Shepard
Council
Health Board
Springs” Jorrow
H. M. Patterson
City Health Board
Taylor
Claude Lordwick Ashley
Fourth Ward
Ivy Street
JH. M. Patterson
Patterson
Powder Hill
Greenville & C
Greenville Gating
Mr. Patterson
City Bida
Sanitary
Construction Department
Sanitary Department
Battle Hill Sanitarium
Texas
Austin
State Railroad Commission
Chorus Club
Black Mountain, N.C
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Priace
Whitehall Street
Corner
Mitchell
W. L. Douglas
Menanes Nam Detersion Eee Joes
Brockton
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Peachtree Street
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