Stonecutter claims Tanlac restored health and weight
Alexander Gibbs, a longtime stonecutter from near Atlanta, says he gained forty five pounds after taking three bottles of Tanlac. Once frail with eternal trouble, indigestion, and fatigue, he regained appetite, strength, and energy for work, praising the medicine and urging friends to try it. Tanlac is sold in Atlanta by Jacobs' Pharmacy and through agencies across the South.
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Alexander Gibbs
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Taniac
Taft Urged to Succeed Justice Lamar in Supreme Court
Augusta Chronicle urges President Wilson to appoint William H Taft to replace Justice Lamar. It cites Taft's past bipartisan appointments as a model and argues such a choice would reflect pure Americanism and patriotism above party. Parker and others endorse Taft for the vacancy. Washington figures also weigh in.
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Augusta Chronicle
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T Yhce
William H. ‘Taft
Justice
Lamar
the Chronicle
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Lemar
Georgia
Augusta
United States Supreme Bench
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United States
Supreme Bench
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Tennessee
White
South
New York
Washington
W. We. Allen
North Carolina Supreme Court
John W. Davis
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the United States
Dixie Limited to Run First Trip January Tenth
The Dixie Limited will inaugurate service January 10 with connections across G and EL lines, L and N, NC and StL, and Ga. Wea. The Chicago to Jacksonville fast through train departs Chicago 11 30 p m, arrives Jacksonville 7 30 p m, then departs Jacksonville 9 35 a m and reaches Chicago 5 55 p m. En route to Jacksonville it stops ten minutes in Atlanta and continues to Jacksonville. The Jacksonville to Chicago leg arrives and departs with shown times. first trip from Chicago on the tenth, Jacksonville leg departs January 14.
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Dixie Limited
G & EL
Ga.tha G. 5. & Fo
A. GL
Chicago
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Hadens Advised to Postpone Visit to Mexican Cities
The Brazilian vice consul in charge of the American consulate in Mexico urged Mr and Mrs C J Haden to delay their planned trip to Mexico City citing prevailing conditions. They intended a Louisiana coast vacation with a stay in Mexico and asked Vera Cruz for safety guidance. the reply recommended postponement as prudent.
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Mexico
C. J. Haden
Mexico City
Funeral of Bulloch Held Today in Atlanta
The body of N. H. Bulloch, who died Tuesday at Dales Georgia, was brought to Atlanta yesterday. The funeral will be held today at 1 o clock. The deceased, 48, was prominent in mercantile and theatrical circles and is survived by a wife Mrs N. H. Bulloch, and three sons, and two sisters Mrs H. L. Matland and Mrs J. R. Lawrence.
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N.H. Bulloch
Dales
Atlanta
Yesterd
Greenberg & Bond
HR. Er. Bulloch
A. Bulloch
HL C. Matland
J. R. Lawrence
Coutouriers
Doucet
Jienny
Gallot
Poiret
Justice Lamar Buried in Augusta Service Honors Jurist
In Augusta on January 5 the body of Associate Justice Joseph Rucker Lamar was carried to First Christian Church for a simple service reflecting his wishes. The funeral drew judges from state and national courts, including Justices Pitney McReynolds Van Devanter Beverly Evans, with floral tributes from Washington and Georgia groups. A reading from Scripture, solos, and prayers followed, concluding at the grave with a prayer and Tennyson’s Crossing the Bar.
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Joseph Rucker Lamar
Howard T. Cree
Justice Lamar
Atlantic Coast Line
Washington City
Georgia Friends of Justice
Tamar
Supreme Court of Georgia
Georgia Bar Association
Augusta Bar Association
Augusta Ber Association
Pitney
McReynolds
Vanievantor
United States Supreme Court
Beverly D. Evans
Tennyson
Western Union Introduces Onsite Message Dictation Service
The Western Union Telegraph Company announces a competent typist is stationed in the lobby of its Atlanta main office to assist patrons in preparing messages. Patrons simply dictate their message, specify the recipient, sign, and pay standard tolls, with no extra charge for the typist.
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Peebles
Western Union Telegraph Company
Atlanta
Western Union Company
Typlat
Inside bathing with hot water and phosphate cleanse
Wake up ritual suggests drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate to wash toxins from stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Claims improve health, skin clarity, breath, and reduce bilious symptoms and constipation with a low cost regimen.
Crowell Says Cupid Gave Him A Raw Deal
Police matinee hardly drew a crowd as Judge Johnson ordered probation for W W Crowell in a domestic case with Crowell Walker and his wife. The man faced disorderly conduct charges and failing to appear, while the related charge was dismissed. The wife urged divorce terms while both admitted fault and expressed dissatisfaction with marriage. Crowell hinted at courting again after a interval, aiming for further divorce action.
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Crowell
Cupid
Johnson
Iman
Fife
Juvenile Association Elects 115 Officers for 1918
The Juvenile Protective Association elected 115 officers at its annual trustees meeting. Clifford J. Anderson is president and Peter F. Clarke is first vice president, with W G Turner and B L Ragland among vice presidents. The board named new trustees and an executive committee. The annual report details 2913 letters and 4000 circulars sent, 4395.08 raised for reform, and 4121 children aided, with 86 percent progressing well. The group aims for a uniform juvenile court and probation system in Georgia. The meeting at the Analog hotel praised last year’s progress and pledged continued effort.
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Aventis Protective Association
Clifford
I. Anderson
Atlanta
Peter F. Clarke
W. G.turner
Memphis
B.L
Ragland
Jackson
Miss
W. R.hammond
Crawford Jackson
Board of
Julian
V. Boehm
E. V. White
Norfolk
L. W. Rose
Laurel
Miss. Ia
W. R. Hammond
A. R. Holderby
Julian V. Boehm
William R. Secker
General Assembly
Georgia
Clifford J. Anderson
KB. Russell
James L. Anderson
Analog Hotel
Dr Mueller to Speak on Life in Japan
The first bi weekly meeting for 1916 of the German American alliance will be held tonight at the Turn Verein hall 26 South Pryor street at 8 o'clock. Dr. W Mueller the German consul at Atlanta will deliver an address on Life in Japan having lived there nearly twenty years. Several music numbers are included in the program.
Grip Drives Hundreds to Southern Resorts
A flu scare drives large crowds from the Midwest and East to Florida resorts this winter. Through trains from Atlanta to Florida report crowds far above normal as passengers flee the illness. Additional equipment is being used on several through trains in response to the surge.
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Grip
Middle West
Florida
Atlanta
East
Correction clarifies death report mix up in Corsicane Texas
Mrs M F Goldstein yesterday corrected a report that her father David Deutschner died in Corsicane Texas The error arose from confusion of names as Deutschner was the father of Mrs M J Goldstein of 2 Washington Terrace The clarification preserves the factual event of the death with corrected lineage.
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M. F. Goldstein
Corsicane
Texas
David Deutschner
M. J. Goldstein
Washington Terrace
New Earth Liquid Vitalitas Promises Relief Across South
Health claims tout Vitalitas as an earth tonic that cures chronic ailments after other treatments fail. Advertises relief for indigestion biliousness rheumatism nervous debility catarrh liver kidney bowel disorders and more with safe use for children or invalids. Sold by Jacobs' Pharmacy and other druggists.
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South
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Officials in Douglas adopt new town officers
Officials of Douglas Georgia announce changes in town leadership as J D Knowles is named city clerk and S Ricketson becomes chief of police. M D Stevens is slated as jailer with Manning Smith appointed deputy, replacing the former deputy.
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Douglas
J.D. Knowles
Ricketson
Acceed
M. D. Stevens
Manning Smith
Sacred Harp Singers to Entertain at Police Station
A Sacred Harp singing class will present a concert at the police station next Sunday afternoon starting at 2 o clock. The event aims to showcase sacred music and bring community members together for a musical program.
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Sacred Harp Singers
Police
the &Tante Sacred Harp
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