Quarrels With Husband End in Suicide Attempt
Mrs J A Windham, 32, of 48 Kirkwood Avenue, attempted suicide by swallowing tincture of iodine after a disagreement with her husband. The couple was with her on the Grady Hospital ambulance trip where he declined to explain the quarrel’s cause.
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J A. Windham
Kirkwood Avenue
Grady Hospital
Cascarets Advertises Quick Relief for Constipation
An old ad urges girls and women to take Cascarets for constipation and associated symptoms. It promises liver and bowel cleansing, clearer complexion, energized feeling, and a rosy glow, claiming the product is safe for all ages and effective for feverish or bilious symptoms.
Tuberculosis Care Advised As Complement To Treatment
Advertisement urges prompt attention to healthy living and fresh air as a complement to medical care for tuberculosis. It touts Newtonian tonic Alterative as safe, non habit forming, claiming it boosts general strength and upbuilding during recovery, with endorsements from a Philadelphia lab and Atlanta retailer.
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All Jacobs
Atlanta
Fekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Donehoos Celebrate Fortieth Anniversary in Fulton County
Mr and Mrs C A Donehoo observed their fortieth wedding anniversary on December 23 at daughter Beulah D Mansion’s home in West End. He served as justice of the peace in Adamsville district, on the county education board, and in sheriff’s office, later aiding funeral directors. They have eight children including O Donehoo, L Vo Donehoo, Beulah D Manston, Paul, F Donehoo, HB Bankston, Roy, and A T Fulham.
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C A Donehoo
Walter Andrews Converts to Eugenics After Damaged Goods Viewing
Fulton county legislator Walter Andrews announced intent to introduce a medical certificate requirement for marriage licenses after viewing the Brieux drama Damaged Goods at the Georgian theater. He called for strong eugenics laws to protect future generations and said he will study proposals for next year’s legislature. The film drew steady crowds and will run at the Georgian beyond the week, a rare exception alongside Birth of a Nation.
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Walter Andrews
Fulton County
Colonel Andrews
NA Greathouse
Atlanta
Liembrook To Arrive In Atlanta To Succeed Hollahan
Liembrook is slated to arrive in Atlanta on Tuesday to assume the management of the local branch of the International Harvester Company. The move follows the naming of Lacmibrook as manager to replace Woof Hollanga, who will transfer to Spring and Remen.
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Atlanta
Hollahan
Atanta
Springelaik
Tusda
Nume
International Harvester
Harvester Ampany
Georgia
Lacmibrook
Woof Hollanga
Yas
TIZ Relief for Aching Feet Promises Quick Comfort
Advertisement touts TIZ as the cure for tired feet from standing all day. It claims instant pain relief for corns callouses and bunions, reduces swelling, and keeps feet in perfect condition. A 25 cent box promises a year of comfort with easy purchases at druggists and stores.
New Pastor Porter Preaches First Sermon at Second Baptist
Dr Henry Alford Porter arrives in Atlanta to lead Second Baptist Church. A day of events includes a 9:40 Sunday school talk, 11 a.m. sermon, afternoon musical program, and a reception for members and friends. Evening services feature Porter at 8 p.m. with planned open house receptions Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
Ora Porter
Porter
Atlanta
Soag
Ear Astor
Tia
K J Faxon
Hne
Womens Missionary Societies
E_L Connally
Ashes Street
Re Potter
St Luke’s
St Lukes
Wamer
Meng cl
Dr Evans Named Mayor in Gordon Election 1916
In Gordon on January 1 a heated mayor and aldermen race ended with Dr E Evans elected mayor by a large majority over Judge G B Carswell and JF Jackson. Aldermen chosen were J W Brooks, Nelson J H Pagette, J JS Miller, and HR Owens.
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Gordon
Dr E Evans
G B Carswell
JF Jackson
J_W Brooks
Nelson
H Pagette
JS Miller
Owens
Ministers Meeting Set For Monday At Central Congregational
The Atlantic Evangelical Ministers association will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 10 30 am at the Central Congregational Church. Notification cards for 1916 have not been printed, so personal notification to each member cannot be sent as usual.
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Atlants Evangelical Ministers Alsociation
Central Congregational Church
Continental Trust to Open Branches Abroad Stated
Continental Trust company plans to establish branch offices in Cuba, South America, and Mexico in time, says Joseph Hurt, largest stockholder. Formed after a 6000 share private subscription at 25 each, capital 500000 and surplus 125000. First year dividends, semiannual 2 percent, and a 4th cent annual dividend of 5 percent recently paid. Company occupies Hurt building temporary quarters, leased to General Reserve Bank in 1914 for three years. January statement to reveal more financial details.
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Continental Trust Company
Cuba
South America
Mexico
Jorl Hurt
Hurt Bulding
General Reserve Bank
South Ameria
Hurt
Shaturday
Georgia
Changes announced in railroad circles
Superintendent J D Patterson of the Atlanta Joint Terminals announced two personnel changes. RTL Mack becomes assistant superintendent and chief clerk. I G McCool is named local freight agent succeeding C S Raven, who moves to other duties.
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Toursville
Nashville
Atlanta
West Point
Georgia
J D Patterson
Rtl Mack
I G McCool
C S Raven
Sleeping Car Service Inaugurated Tonight
The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic launches a new sleeping car service this evening departing Terminal station at 10 30 pm. The resort city Hampton Springs draws many visitors annually and reservations signal strong patronage for this addition.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Hampton Springs
Terminal Station Redesign Described as Palatial Waiting Room
Designers and painters transformed the Terminal station waiting area into a palatial room with color. Stained glass at the windows end skylights and gleaming woodwork along walls and ceilings feature distinctive upper-panel designs.
City chemist reports cleaner water and fewer pests
Atlanta water quality shows no rise in bacterial count after 43 analyses. Fly control and sanitary cooperation reduced fly numbers and typhoid cases. Mosquito extermination urged earlier in the year. Twelve hookworm specimens were tested with no spinal fluid meningitis samples. Diphtheria bacillus found in 135 of 1269 cultures, down from 1914.
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Atlantas
Department of Hygiene
Clauds
Smith City
Smith
Sanitary Department
Ware
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