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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1915
Page
5
Washington January 11 Great Britain's preliminary reply to the American protest concerning neutral commerce, though gratifying in concessions it makes, has failed in many respects to satisfy the United States government. Officials confidently hope a complete answer will give specific information requested and clear up un...
Javery druggist reports a sharp drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains trust. Druggists claim the vegetable remedy is safe, guarantees relief from liver sluggishness and constipation, costs 50 cents, and leaves users feeling vigorous without calomel’s sickness.
To Wilmington North Carolina Georgia Railroad and Atlantic Coast Line offer only through sleeping car service from Atlanta to Wilmington. Depart Atlanta September 7 arrives Wilmington at 12 39 p m.
Washington officials debate British note on neutral commerce as ships are detained and manifests delayed. Britain promises explanations for detentions while seeking to curb contraband trade. Danish, Italian, and German reactions frame the debate as US and Britain seek a mutual path amid wartime secrecy and evolving rules.
An examining physician for a major life insurance company notes that kidney trouble causes many application rejections. Dr Kilmer & Co advertise Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy with testimonials and sworn recoveries. The ad claims mild action and herbal composition and offers a 10 cent sample via mail order through The Atlanta Constitution.
New York January 11 The federal commission on industrial relations plans hearings in New York to test democracy in basic industries. Frank Walsh says witnesses will include capitalists philanthropists and labor leaders. He questions Rockefeller Foundation control and paternalism and notes previous coal mine findings.
Captain George K. Pindar and crew of the Oak Branch recounts sinking by the German cruiser Karlsruhe. The Maple Branch was forced to halt near Brazil, then scuttled after transfer of coal and supplies. Pindar and crew spent 55 days aboard the Krefeldt as prisoners before release in November.
In Montgomery Alabama a nocturnal caucus of a large Alabama legislature majority backed A H Carmichael for speaker and Thomas J Bulger for president pro tem It delegated committee appointments to Lt Governor Mil The caucus endorsed prohibition legislation and noted about 70 House members and 24 senators present with the total not reaching two thirds.
New York on January 11 reports 562,700 idle persons in Greater New York per figures for the Church of the Ascension public forum. About 125,000 unemployed were women and the report cites substantial homelessness and rising immorality as concerns. Arrangements were made to forward the report to City Chamberlain Bruere for official consideration.
John I. Evans of Rochelle dies in Atlanta sanitarium aged prominent citizen. Mrs Nancy Lowry buried at Dalton. Mrs M Adolphus Minor dies in Norcross. Martha Gragg buried in Acworth. Ida Oliver Shellman dies at Shellman. J R R King Confederate veteran dies. Mrs Eula Battle dies. Mora Lee Adcox dies. Mrs W H Beddingfield dies. Mrs Mary P Lawrence buried in Rome. J Peter Goetz dies in Griffin. Mrs Maggie Smith dies. infant death at South Pryor. Mrs Mary Hendrix dies. Japan declines sending ships to Panama-Pacific Expo due to war.
Macon Ga January 11 Special The following resolution unanimously adopted at the December meeting of the Sidney Lanier chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy Macon Ga Whereas during the four lean years of the war between the states Georgia was the granary the supply house of the confederacy and what she did then she is prepared to do again and to do it better Whereas Georgia products are varied and need only patronage to perfect them Therefore be it Resolved 1 That we the members of the Sidney Canter chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy do advocate the purchase and use articles of food apparel furnishing articles of necessity and of luxury which are the results of Georgia industry That to this end we will use our influence with friends and acquaintances as well as upon the merchants of our town and state 3 That we believe this to be the most feasible method of co operation between home industry as consumption 4 That we hereby petition the areas of our state all organizations patriotic and humanitarian to join in this plan for elevating and sustaining the possibilities of articles made in Georgia Renting an Underwood Typewriter a sound investment certain to increase your income The Machine You Will Eventually Buy 52 North Broad street adv
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