Mrs Porter Recovers After Miselyime Miracle Claim
Mrs Porter testifies she improved dramatically after using Miselyime, describing relief from four years of pain, fatigue, and digestive troubles. She credits the medicine for restoring strength, appetite, and sleep, saying she now feels like a new woman and endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Tania
Gow Yortur
Marietta Street
EB Tider
Tania
Porter
Zalile
Lotyri
Pam
Sofia
Sue
Atlanta
Jacoas Pharmacs
Monpean
Aid for bartenders is sought in appeal
An Atlanta Federation of Trades appeal urges citizens to aid the bartenders union members facing 300 job losses on May 1 due to enforcement of new prohibition laws. The Federation plans to present the appeal to local unions and push opposition to pension changes for city employers. Officers were installed at the federation meeting with G F Bell as president and Jerome Jones from the AF of L officiating.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Bartenders’ Union
Central of
Federation of Trades
Corner
Federation
Jerome Jones
American Federation of Labor
G. F Bell
D S Tiler
V. Brooks
E J Bicken
W Ff Fleming
J RO New
Tary
Carl Karston
JM Shearer
Boa
Cochran
N. HL Krrkpatrick
Pan Pappa
Hart opens offices in Connally Building
John Hart a lawyer and son of Judge John Marl opens an office in rooms 4t-11 Connally building. He recently left the Hal firm of Tye Peeples Jordan after eighteen months association and aims for a bright future in law with strong statewide recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John © Hart
Tye, Peeples & Jordan
T-11
Connally Building
Hart
John ©. Marl
Brown and Wilson In Washington Intro for Farmiers Union Member
Representative Pribble of the Farmiers Union introduced Brown a resident of dma who married the president to advocate for natural credits legislation. The brief event in Washington on January 12 highlights ongoing efforts to push fiscal measures and union interests at the federal level.
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Brown
Wilson
Arhington
Paid to Wear Pretty Clothes Miss Daley Shines on Fashion Show
Think of those who toil and hoard, never afforded fashion, then turn to Marielle Daley. She is paid to wear the most fashionable outfits on The Mashion Show at Forsyth this week, a celebrated model who has posed for many famous artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Daley
Marielle Daley
Posaad
Mabelle Daley
Forsyth
County Commission Plans Tax Rate Cut for Fulton County
County officials meet in a special session at the courthouse to study county finances with the aim of trimming expenditures and lowering the tax rate. Chairman Wom Tom Wink says the panel hopes to reduce the rate to about 73 cents per $100 assessed value, possibly dropping further by year end.
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Wo Tom Wink
Commission
Teabs Toy
Atlanta Trust Company Officers Elected and Appointments Made
Fulton county officials and investors shift to new roles as Atlanta Trust Company announces officers for the year. Everitt advances to secretary while George Lowndes remains ice vicepresident and Frank S Lthemxe presides. Trustees also elect Turner C Trippe treasurer and Spalding counsel, introducing fresh leadership alongside veteran figures.
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Arnald Joves
Fulton County Superior Court
Atlanta Trust Company
Hamilton Douglas
Charles Te Lewis
Woop Wale Jace
Douglas
Douglas & Douglas
Lewis
Phose
Vrank & Etheruive
Esmunt
Georgia Tankers’ Association
James
Wave
Vie
Atlanta National Bank
Evins & Moore
Robert L Fineman
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Alex Rios
King & Spalding
MC King
George S Lowndes
Ice
John Mors
Kesh
Frank S Lthemxe
George §. Lowndes
Turner C .Trippe
Charles F Everitt
J of
Spalding
Old Meni
Everitt
Atlanta
New York City
Bankers Trust Company
Cits
Rammercat Rankins
Bho
Georgians Presented for Supreme Court Nominations
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson weighing a Georgia delegation as Senator Hoke Smith presents endorsements for Alexander Ching of Atlanta Judge Andrey J Gubb of Athens and Inge Horace M Holden from Georgia’s high court. Other Georgian lawyers named include Juison Clements and William J Harris. Tribble of Georgia urges Judge Cobb or Holder while others like Henry D Clayton and Judge W W Graves are mentioned in the president’s talks.
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Jon Corrigan
Washington
Wilson
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Supreme Court
Smith
Alexander Ching
Atlanta
Andrey J Gubb
Athens
Inge Horace M. Holden
Geum
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Comission
Capita
Juste Lamar
Will Miutate
Roje Beluved
Agaist
Supreme Cawit
Juison CG Clements
Willliam
J. Harris
Harria
King
Tribble
Cobb
Holder
Henry D Clayton
Alabama
Jm, Renton
Kinnicky
W."w Graves
Missouri
Colangelo’s Musical Party Arrives for Atlanta Concert
Calanpeto’s Musicians and an Italian ensemble arrive from Jacksonville to perform at the Auditorium as the seventh Lyceum offering of the season. They tour the Florida coast and the United States since last October, drawing strong crowds. The show starts promptly at 8:15 with heaters assured, tickets 30 cents for nonseason-ticket patrons, on sale at the Alzahest office or at the door.
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Calanpeto
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Flo
al- Kahest Lyceum
Florida
United States
Boston
Weaver
Ocinek
Ami
Lyceum
Alzahest
Healey
Wilkinson Speaks to Ad Men Today at Ansley Hotel
Mell R. Wilkinson, retiring president of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, will headline the Atlanta Ad Men's Club luncheon at 1 PM at the Ansley Hotel. He will discuss matters of vital civic interest with no fixed subject yet set. The club plans lively songs and some original events, with many chamber leaders expected in attendance.
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Mell R. Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Ad Men's Club Touy
Ansley Hotel
Wilkinson
Ad Club
Atlanta Chamber of Eee
Pee
Granite Bank Directors Add Floyd to Board Meeting
Leon Greer reports from the Federal Building that Granite Bank directors held a meeting at Stone Mountain. M. Floyd of Redan joined the board, with J McCurdy as president, WT Williams as vice president, and J R Irvin among continuing officers. Other directors listed include McCurdy, Mattox, Williams, Woods, Smith, Britt, Venable, Candies, Georen, and McCurdy again with Tugele.
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Leon
Greer
Federal
Marshal Howard Thompson
Stone Mountain
Granite Bank
Floyd
Redan
McCurdy
WT. Williams
J. R. Irvin
Twe
Woot Mattox
Willams
W. 4. Woods
D. ¥. Smith
Cl . Britt
SF Venable
Gonn & "Candies
M. M. Georen
W. T. McCurdy
W. E Tugele
Directors Preserve Dividends to Boost Profits
Floyd replaced W. M. Martin who left, as stock totals show capital at 13000 and undivided profits at 22182.98. Directors passed their dividend of about 20 percent to substantially increase undivided profits for future gains.
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Floyd
W. M. Martin
Blood Purifier Claim for Eczema Relief
An advertisement promotes SSS as a natural blood purifier for skin diseases including eczema and itching. It asserts deep skin causes behind symptoms and promises rapid relief, urging readers to obtain a free book and write to Swift & Co for confidential medical letters.
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Swift
Effle Company
Department 23
Atta
Ceargia Ss
The Seriousness of Taking Cold Emphasized
An advertisement urges attention to small illnesses and promotes Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a natural antiseptic healer. It notes long tested merits and warns that delaying treatment is serious while urging purchase at 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
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