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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1915
Page
5
A city council session grew tense as a participant described Ton’s act as discourteous, claiming he offered his motion immediately after Alderman Ragsdale spoke, highlighting clashes over procedure and propriety.
Mayor James G. Woodward urged drastic reforms for near beer saloons locker clubs and rathskellers in his inaugural message. The meeting saw the mayor pro tem role exchange and brief gavel handover while Councilman Freeman and Alderman Barnes received flowers from friends.
A letter from Frank Dupe of Silver Springs New Jersey asserts a nine month old suffered kidney disease. After two months on Dr Klimer's Swamp Root, the child recovered, and the writer endorses the remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. A notary public attested the statement in September 1909.
Letter from Dr Kilmer Co invites readers in Binghamton New York to request a ten cent sample of Swamp Root. It promises a booklet on kidneys and bladder and notes regular bottle sizes available at drug stores.
Mayor Woodward urges higher licenses for near beer to curb saloons and urges fair tax and bond discipline. He highlights a year end surplus, sewer and school funding, and cautions on future bond issues while defending city finances and urging charter reforms.
Mayor Woodward urges fiscal restraint and two charter committees to draft rival plans. He calls for careful referendum on bonds, warns of tax impacts, and backs a Southeast Fair at Lakewood with pledged funding from city county and chamber. He also pushes police, duty on licenses, and motorizing fire departments while criticizing Crematory contract terms.
New York reports the slow poison administered by Mrs Ida Rogers to her two babies and herself. The older child John, age 2, died, Lorida, 8 months, died earlier. The mother’s death appeared likely. Rogers family figures, including a lawyer Lorrys Elton Rogers, are noted amid hospital visits and inquiries.
An advertisement touts Anti-kamma or AK tablets as a cure for frequent and sick headaches. It claims doctors struggle to find causes and that AK tablets provide lasting relief, with dosing guidance and availability at druggists. The copy emphasizes rapid relief during attacks and ongoing prevention.
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