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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
8
WH Achord gathered the first open cotton boll heard of in southeast Georgia. The boll came in Saturday north of Hazlehurst near the Altamaha river on High rolling hills. Other county areas suffered from excess rain.
Louisiana reader seeks proper pronunciation of Vitalitas in a letter to a pharmacist. Wife and husband dispute the name with two pronunciations. the note notes Vitalitas as healthful and life sustaining with claims of curing stomach liver kidney bowel and blood disorders. Jacobs Pharmacy at 23 Whitehall St. invites inquiries.
A subcommittee from city council and boards of education for city and Fulton county advanced plans for a university high school. They agreed to build in sections for 53000 pupils, prepare tentative architectural plans, dispose city properties for funding, and vacate existing schools after the university buildings rise. The effort aims to raise 350000 to 500000 and attract land donations, with 20 acres suggested for the site.
Mrs Florence Austin Chase advocates scientific cooking and Calumet Baking Powder to housewives. The University of Chicago graduate praises its reliability, leavening strength, wholesomeness, and value, urging readers to try it with a money back guarantee.
Frank Veltre of Veltre and Harmon, Atlanta tailoring leader, is expected back from New York in days after studying men’s styles for the coming season. His trips are regular events for Atlanta gentlemen seeking seasonable attire.
An advertisement promotes "Mother's Friend" as a soothing remedy for expectant mothers. It claims to ease stomach muscles, relieve nerves and pains, and promote comfortable, calm pregnancy. Readers are urged to write Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, Georgia for more information.
Ringgold la Vera S Cotter writes she recovered from pellagra and feels strong again. She praises a remedy from American Compounding Co box 2003 Jasper Ala and urges others to seek help, noting the cure offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
Chief Beavers E R Mahoney and manager J R Flournoy, along with bartender, faced a police matinee on charges under city code section 1498. Judge Johnson fined each $100 with $200 bonds as the club’s legal proceedings continued amid potential receivership and related investigations.
Otto Fuomet A P Brown Della Porter and John Lawson filed in superior court to halt the Holy Rollers gatherings at Ashby and Drummond alleging loud shouts shrieks and chants heard for blocks The petition targets Arnold Soo and Charlie Johnson and notes the group is composed of colored members.
Savannah report says David Essacson, 60, once head of Kalos Manufacturing New York, arrived by steamship City of Columbus unguarded for transfer to Atlanta federal penitentiary after a New York swindling conviction. He plans to proceed to Atlanta tomorrow. bail remains until he surrenders. He allegedly profited about 560000 from minting medallions.
Major Green B Manley longtime Atlanta resident died Tuesday morning at his daughter's residence 455 Courtland Street He was 82 native of Virginia Civil War veteran and former Confederate mayor He is survived by four daughters Mrs OC Monahan Mrs I C Philips Mrs Donnelly and Miss Josephine Manley and two sons Robert H and C W Manley Funeral services will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Wednesday at 8 30 with interment in West View Cemetery
A petition for a receiver for the Atlanta club was filed by attorney Thomas B Felder for creditors. Judge George Lo Hell appointed Dr George S Brown as temporary receiver and will hear Saturday whether a permanent receiver is named. The club, with about 1000 members, filed bankruptcy with liabilities of 7,417.48 and assets of 107,717.5. A state court petition was filed Monday.
Americus Ga July 20 Special The Americus plant of the International Agricultural corporation manufacturers of acid phosphate closed its manufacturing period for the current year and shut down for an indefinite time The Americus plant has turned out more than 40000 tons of acid phosphate annually but the output this season is 18 yar short due to a shortage of potash
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