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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1921
Page
10
An advertisement extols Dr Blosser s Remedy to treat catarrh by medicated smoke. It claims the smoke reaches head and chest areas, is tobacco free and safe for all ages, and offers a trial pocket size of 20 cigarettes for 35 cents plus a mail order option from The Blosser Co Atlanta Ga.
A group of about 75 workers walked out minutes after operations resumed following a temporary shutdown. The walk-out included molders and caremakers who protested a 25 percent wage reduction announced by management.
Wholesale salesmen and retail store managers of the Nunnally Candy Company meet at the general offices on Edgewood avenue for a two day convention. The local department hosted a banquet at the Piedmont Driving Club and Atlanta heads spoke on business conditions for the coming year. The program includes talks by Cr. F. Peltsch of Frank Seaman Advertising and Nunnally president Winehhip Nunnally, with open discussion to follow. About twenty salesmen and managers attended.
Washington January 10 witnesses before the Senate Finance Committee warned that passage of the Fordney emergency tariff bill could trigger retaliatory measures and strain foreign trade. They cited potential impacts on sugar, potatoes, onions, and oils, and urged amendments to limit damage to American industries and prices.
Appeals for pardon of Mrs Roy Irene Dickerson, convicted of complicity in the Phoenix Girard Bank robbery, are to be heard by the Alabama pardon board. Supported by Governor rough and Hot Springs officials from Arkansas, letters and affidavits from relatives of Rufus and Tom Ford accompany the petition as the case proceeds in Montgomery Ada on January 10.
The story details a petitioner seeking to influence her husband Roy Dickerson, who escaped after arrest in Los Angeles, to act against participation. A record from trials in Saale Alabama is sent here, indicating the petitioner aided the state with detailed plans for the robbery and helped create the black masks used by the robbers.
Governor Dorsey received a warrant from E. C. Cain of Darien for MacIntosh County to cover the county’s three year advertising campaign quota. Malatosh County leads by paying its full amount through county commissioners. Charles L. Davis invites all county commissioners to Bacon conference this Monday to discuss follow up plans. Governor Dorsey has many letters from prominent Georgians accepting delegate roles for the Macon meeting.
Washington January 10. It was decision day in the supreme court but no opinions were handed down due to the illness of Chief Justice White. His condition had improved but bad weather kept him at home under doctor’s orders.
Marton Ohio January 10 President-elect Harding asks officials arranging the inauguration to abandon the elaborate ceremony. In a telegram to E B McLean he states he prefers to take the oath and quietly begin duties, fearing the public outlay would suggest extravagance.
Fragmentary clipping notes a proposal to erect stands on the grounds of a congressional project. Names or dates are unreadable, but the gist concerns political planning and structural approval. Further readable context is needed to identify persons or organizations involved.
Fragmentary passage notes heated debate in Congress over a proposal to use public steadiness. Some members strongly oppose the measure citing concerns about its purpose and impact.
An advertisement urges skin disease sufferers to reject temporary surface treatments and take S. S. to root out the germs causing eczema, dermatitis, and eruptions. It promises expert, free medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia, and lists a druggist name for purchase.
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