Chamber campaign gains new drive for member joins
The chamber of commerce membership drive enters a second stage Tuesday at 6 pm with workers to secure hundreds more memberships. Banks and large firms back a system to recruit ten plus members per company while Dr P H Welshimer of Canton Ohio will visit Atlanta Tuesday delivering multiple speeches to ministers Sunday school leaders and church members amid high church attendance expected across meetings.
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Chamber At Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
J Typns Brown
Chamber of Cormmerce
America
P OH Welshimer
First Christian, Church of
Canton
Yeaia
Welshimer
Atlanta
First Baptist
Standing Committees For the Bar Association Named by L. Z. Rosser
L Z Rosser president of the Plant Bar appoints committees for 1916. Committees include Hides and Practice with Burton Smith chair, Amenes Wright, Sir Hewitt Wood, and Jurors McDougald. Grievance Committee with Peeples chair, Lutler, Meyer, Simons. Entertainment Committee led by Hughes Spalding and Troutman. Neuman, Monre, and Buorstin named to other posts. Messages note sermons at First National Church by a visiting preacher and weekly revival events, with talks on Titanic sinking and conversions as meetings continue through the week. Professor Sidney Woenlwud to speak at each evening service.
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la & Roeser
Tlants
Bar Association
Burton Smith
Stile Hopkins
Amenes Wright
Hewitt Wood
Ainton
Dan McDougald
Peeples
Lutler
Carte Helter Cowmnitten
Liler Char Mex Meyer
Jerome Simons
Wes
Bariotte
Coltal Dangelsr
Wil
Lesbiaa
Prodessor
Sidney Woenlwud Stigs
Servis
New Foot Care Aid Puts Comfort Back in Step
A local druggist offers a department store style foot relief plan. The program promises to ease corns bunions chilblains and general foot fatigue through guided care.
Health advice and urgent warnings from a 19th century notice
A fragmentary notice warns about fighting tuberculosis with nature’s remedies, fresh air, nutritious food, and personal care. It references meditations and claims, urging skepticism of sensational remedies and noting store names like Athol KRekman Iaboraters, with vague guidance on what works.
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Putauan
MT Gate Dag
Athol Krekman
Colonel Taylor to Speak Here on Explosives
Colonel James L. Taylor will lecture on safe transportation of explosives at Sable Hall at 2 o clock on Tuesday. The talks, hosted by the Atlanta Local Freight Agents Association, will feature stereopticon views and are open to all interested readers with no admission fee.
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Sable Hall
James L. Taylor
Bureau of Explosives
Taylor
Atlanta
Rain Forecast After Severe Cold Spell
A state forecaster predicts rain will follow a brutal cold snap across the region. Temperatures were bitter Friday though moderation began Saturday with increasing cloud cover and wet weather expected today as a new storm moves from Oklahoma into the central belt.
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Oklahoms Freeland
Gotton Belt
Board Restores Principal Title At City Highs
The board of education voted to restore the title of principal to the heads of city high schools, converting current principals to assistant principals and naming W F Dykes supervising principal. The change, rejected by two members, aims to support a unified university high school plan while clarifying roles and responsibilities. A new treasurer was elected, and summer normal school plans plus yard improvements were discussed with city funds.
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Prof. Dykes
University High School
W F Dykes
Board of Education
Wome
Ura Tnd
Wood Dykes
Joys High School
Tlein
James L. Key
Dana Green
Mabert J Guinn
Key
Green
Armistead
W HL Terrell
Aldine Cham~bers
Chamb Ers
Walter T Candler
Thomas Erwin
Commercial High School
Landrum
Cochran
Packs
Boosters Visit Atlanta in Southern Tour Heading
The Southeastern Association of Commercial clubs will arrive in Atlanta on Monday January 24 at 7 o clock for a four hour visit. The Kansas Boosters tour aims to learn about business conditions and opportunities in the South. They travel in a special eleven car train with an observation car sleeping cars dining cars and a band of 28 pieces will accompany them for concerts at the visited sites.
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Southeastern Association of Commercial Clubs
Wall
Atlanta
Kansas Boosters
First Annual Meeting of Georgia Manufacturers
Preparations are underway for the Georgia Manufacturers association in Atlanta on February 10 for a major convention. Governor Harris will welcome attendees at the Chamber of Commerce, as the first anniversary of the association is marked. Prominent speakers will address industrial concerns statewide, with efforts to pool interests and unify action among Georgia manufacturers across all sectors.
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Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Harris
Georgia
Association
Professor Branch Heads Southern Engineers
Professor T. P. Branch of the Georgia Tech was elected President of the Engineering Association of the South at a Nashville meeting. L. M. Thacher was elected president of the Atlanta section. Other officers include AP McClellan as first vice president, A. V. Gude Jr as second vice president, L J Hme Jr as secretary and treasurer. Thacher and Hill were elected as directors of the general association.
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T. P. Branch
Georgia School of Technology
Engineering Association of the South
Nashville
L. M. Thacher
Atlanta
AP McClellan
A. V Gude, Jr
LJ Hme, Jr
Thacher
Hill
General Association
Judge to Issue Order for Trial of Chances in Georgia
Americus Ga January 15 Judge Z A Littlejohn will issue his order for a special session of Lee superior court for the trial of G W Chance Claud Chance Minter Kennedy and the Negro the Cater charged with the murder of Banker D Oliver when he goes to Leesburg Monday he will also draw special jurors in preparation for the trial
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Americus
Z A Littlejohn
Lee Superior Court
G W Chance
Claud Chance Minter Kennedy
the Catter
D_ Oliver
Leesburg
Pape's Diapepsin for Indigestion Remedy Claims
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless stomach remedy. It promises quick relief from indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and related pains, touts millions of cures worldwide, and urges keeping a fifty cent case at home for accidental disagreeables with food.
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Alara
Georgian Theater Opens Today for Charity at King’s Daughters
The Georgian motion picture theater will open this afternoon and night to aid relief requests caused by severe cold weather. Proceeds from the screenings will fund relief measures. a good turnout from Atlanta is expected for the charitable event.
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Ty King S Daughters
Tne
Atlantany
Chauffeur Bound Over After Peachtree Street Fatal Hit
On Peachtree Street a chauffeur bound over after a collision fatally injuring DA Schulhafer. The driver faced manslaughter charges in the commission of a lawful act with a bond set at 408 dollars by Recorder Johnson. The incident occurred as Schulhafer stepped into the street amid a heavy rain slick.
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DA Schulhafer
Peachtree Street
Gus
Grady Hospital
Recorder Johnson
CT Crowley
West
Peachtreet Street
George Bates
Tlington Avenue
Sunnlhater
Piedmont
Schulhafer
Yove
Joseph N Moods
Zou
Hscomployer
Cape of Uh
Aud Deerie
Palm
J H Kirk
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