Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound testimonial from Shelbyville Mo
A Shelbyville Missouri resident Mia L D Quinty reports relief from prolonged menstrual periods after eight boxes of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says light housework and garden tasks are now possible and encourages others to use the medicine. includes standard sponsor note from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Shelbyville
Lydia E. Pinkcam
Amy
Mia
Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Board Meeting At Woman's Club In Atlanta
The executive board of the Atlanta Woman's club will meet Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the club house. Lawn party on Highland avenue featured Fidelis class at Inman Park Baptist church hosted by Mr and Mrs C W Hatcher. Proceeds from little aprons sent to friends were raised with large totals. prizes awarded to Miss Mildred Latimer and T A Langford. iced melon served on the lawn.
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Woman's Club
Atlanta Woman's Club
Oelocke
Club Ouse
Social items noting travels and visits in Atlanta area
Charles R. Astoria, famed banjoist with the Garber-Davis orchestra, is in Atlantic City but plans to return to Atlanta soon. Dr. Lewis Gaines came back to the city from Asheville last evening. Friends of E A White of Davison-Paxon Stokes, seriously ill here, report improved condition and possible home transfer. Catherine Lonas of Knoxville visits Miss Ells Roberts. Bessie Kempton returns from Tybee. Dr and Mrs H M Fullilove and Henry Fullilove with the Rowland brothers of Athens motored to Atlanta for the funeral of their cousin George T Rowland in New York. Fannie Thrasher returns from Rutledge visit to Mrs F E Wallace. M M Smith and son Pierce of Gainesville are guests of the Becks at 132 Clairmont Ave, Decatur. F R Farley and Jen of Atlanta are registered. The Arn ington Bethlehem N H, Judge Santiago B Palmer of Are cibo Porto Rico with daughter Edith Palmer expected in Atlanta this week for a short visit.
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Charles R. Astoria
Garber-Davis Orchestra
Atlantic City
Atlanta
Lewis Gaines
Asheville
E. A. White
Davison-Paxon- Stokes Company
Catherine Lonas
Knoxville
Ells Roberts
Bessie Kempton
Tybee
H.M._ Fullilove
Henry Fulltove
Alberts. Rowland
Athens
George T. Rowland
New York City
Fannie Thrasher
F. E. Wallace
Rutledge
Rea . M. Smith
Pierce
Gainesville
Fla
B. R. Beck
Clairmont Avenue
Decatur
F. M. Farley
Jen
Ariington
Bethlehem
N. H
Santiago
B. Palmer
Arecibo
Porto Rico
Edith Palmer
Atlanta Guests Attract Forestry Conference And Socials
A compilation of social notes from Atlanta lists visitors and residents attending the forestry convention. Names include J Dillon of Porto Rico, Mrs Dillon, Barer of New Orleans, Mr and Mrs Percy of Inman Park, Akers of College Park with nephew Edward Cummings of Augusta, H G Aird of Jacksonville visiting Mr and Mrs Albert Dillon, Mrs Cohen of New Orleans, Mrs Hardtner of Alexandria, and Mrs Stark of Commerce. Other social movements mention Ruby Andrews visiting New York and Washington, Martha Worth Rogers in Macon, Coley Lewis and daughter Martha Lewis off to Atlantic City, Mrs Daniel and Catherine Walker sailing to Savannah then Nova Scotia, and Allan Schoen and family to Atlantic City in August.
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J. Dillon
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Palmer
Porto Rico
Amrs
Dillon
E. Barer
New Orleans
L. Percy
Inman Park
Waverly
D.D. Akers
College Park
Martha Worth Rogers
Macon
Juliet Riley
Coley Lewis
Martha Lewis
Atlantic City
Marlborough-Blenheim
Robert T. Daniel
Catherine Walker
Savannah
New York
Nova Scotia
Allan M. Schoen
Sarah Schoen
Caroline Shivers
Existing cotton loan methods outlined by government
Washington reports that existing government credit mechanisms will back cotton loans for harvest and sale. Credit may flow directly through member banks or indirectly via non member banks, with no need for private cotton loan funds. Officials cite ample federal reserve and War Finance Corporation backing to support orderly marketing and carryover financing.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Governor Strong
New York Bank
New York
Finance Corporation
War Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyer
Oklahoma
Bates
Texas
Meyer
Strong
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Thomas J. Caldwell
Federal International Banking Company of
New Orleans
Caldwell
Patta
South
Famous evangelist to speak in Atlanta gospel meetings
World famous evangelist Paul Rader arrives in Atlanta under the Christian and Missionary Alliance for four days of services at Gospel Tabernacle 79 Capitol Avenue beginning Thursday at 3 pm. He is joined by Ralph Rader Lance Latham and others as music is added by W W Moore and W A Cowan.
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Paul Rader
Atlanta
America
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tabernacle
Capitol Avenue
Rader
Moody Church
Chicago
Ralph Rader
Lance Latham
Ludden& Bates Co
W. W. Moore
W. A. Cowan
Luke Rader
R. A. Forrest
The
Alliance
E. J. Richards
Home Department
Thomas L. Marsden
BE. C. Elcher
India
Miss. Mary Buttenfield
Jerusalem
Georgia highway department praised at seventh annual dinner
Thomas H. McDonald of the federal Bureau of Public Roads lauded Georgia for ranking fourth in federal road funds and outlined proposed policy steps. Dr. C. M. Strahan acknowledged department mistakes, praised cooperation with counties, and defended the program with a $120 million plan. Georgia leaders urged legislative support and a coordinated highway system.
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State Highway Department of Georgia
Thomas H. McDonald
Washington
UW. C
Caiet
Bureau of Public Roads
Department
Herbert Clay
Senate
Uwo
Georgia State Automobile Association
General Assembly
Kimbal House
O ' W. Tom Winn
The
Automobile Association
Georgia
McDonald
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Union
Georgia Highway Board
C. M. Strahan
Highway Board
Boards of
Winn
McDaniel
Hilneis
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Aongreas
State Senate
Highway Department
Georgia How Much Good the Highway Department
Paul
Etheridge
Fulton County Commission
Georgia Association of County Commissioners
Association
Dublin
Fulton County Commissioners
Atlanta
Fulton County
Putton County
Morton Turner
Brooks County
House Committee On Public Roads
R. C. Ellis
Senate Highways Committee
Zach Arnold
George Carswell
House
President Winn
Fred Houser
W. J. Vereen
Moultrie
Vereen
A. J. Lippitt
Albany
Lippitt
Strang
Neel
Thomas W. Hardwick
Election plan to elect Atlanta municipal court judges
Georgia representative Ernest Bentley announced plans to introduce a bill to end appointments by superior court judges and place municipal court judge selection in voters hands. The measure targets Atlanta where five municipal court judges now serve, with terms expiring and future fills by election. Bentley argues current method breeds political machines and pledges support for passage.
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Georgia
Ernest Bentley
Fulton
Atlanta
Bentley
Superior Court
Yaarab Shriners Celebrate Rainy Marietta Shrine Event
The Marietta Shrine club hosted Potentate Heinz and Yaarab temple for a full day of entertainment despite rain. A parade, supper for 400, Milton Dollar band, and a platform reception featured speeches, honors, and an Oriental dancer. The event concluded with dancing at the Marietta clubhouse and a return to Atlanta at 11 p.m.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Yaarab Temple
Litvainious
Heinz
Len Baldwin
Marietta Shrine Club
Potentate Heinz
Shriners
Wners
Masonic Temple
Noble Red Woodall
Erade
Patrol
Oriental Band
Marietta Golf Club
Milton Dollar
Baldwin
Potentate Halnz
Argard
Sacred Bull
Len
Henry C. Heinz
Potentate
Yaarab
Marietta
Marietta Shrine
Theiub
Chantergs
Mirzala
Atlanta
Weeklong Theater and Film Listings Across Local Venues
The Amusement Directory details weekly programs at venues including The Grand, Lyric, Rialto, Forsyth, Metropolitan, Tudor, Criterion, Bialto, Strand, Smyth, Vanette, Savoy and Alpha. It highlights Igro Theatre and Keith Vaudeville acts, Ince dramas like Mother O Mine, and new features such as Behind Masks and The Girl from Nowhere.
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Igro ‘Theater
Ketta Vauterfile
Adv
Zon Prografi
Zosn
Amr
Elaine Hammerstein
Vaniette
Thureday
Me Avoy
al Tomas
Savoy
Randa Hawley
Thay Jace Jazz
Alpha
Art
Accord
Bonehend Cowboy
Mercer Alumni Meet Tonight in Atlanta at Piedmont Hotel
Mercer university alumni gather this evening at the Piedmont hotel for a 7 o'clock meeting. President Rufus W. Weaver arrives at noon and will be a principal speaker along with Governor Thomas W. Hardwick. Other speakers include Judge Walter S. George, Hugh M. Willett, Judge George Hillyer, William Cole Jones, Dr. C. McConnell, Senator Howell Cone, and Representative George B. Lankford. toastmaster George H. Carswell.
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Mercer University
Piedmont Hotel
Rufus W. Weaver
Weaver
Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Walter S. George
Supreme Court
Mercer
Hugh M. Willett
George Hillyer
William Cole Jones
C. McConnell
Druid Hills Baptist Church
Atlanta Mercerians
Howell Cone
Statesboro
Measures to increase House members to 460
Washington July 20 The house census committee agreed on reapportionment that would set the house at 460 members, up from 435. Chairman Siefel ordered to report the bill soon. Maine and Missouri would lose one seat each, while sixteen states gain seats including California four and Michigan Ohio three each. New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Texas gain two each, others gain one.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House Census Committee
Siefel
Maine
Missouri
California
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Arkansas
Connecticut
Georgia
Illinois
Massachusetts
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Stanford on Trial on Killing Charge
Alma Georgia July 20 Special D Stanford jointly indicted with Dr J R Dedge and Floyd Dedge charged with killing C F Medders placed on trial Monday morning he made his statement to the jury Both state and defense closed today Arguments will begin Thursday morning Medders killed with a pistol July 10 An automobile traced to Dr Dedge home and the three men were charged with the killing Dr Dedge was sentenced to life imprisonment Floyd Dedge case to be heard at next term
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Alma
D. Stanford
J. R. Dedge
Floyd Dedge
C. F.medders
Medders
Dr. Dedge
Plans Discussed To Raise Funds For Decatur High
In Decatur Georgia on July 3 a 100 member citizen committee met at McDonough Street School to discuss a $12,000 deficit for Decatur High School equipment. Superintendent G W Clausier warned that without private subscriptions tuition of about $40 per pupil may be needed. The board has $1,600 left after expenses and salaries. total equipment cost is $13,000. Meeting was led by Charles D McKinney.
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Decatur
McDonough Street
G. W. Clausier
Clausier
Ty Charles D. McKinney
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Mira
C. Lyle
R. L. Betty
J. H. Hule
E. Davis
Hertha Garey
Carolyn MacDonald
Edith Smith
Kathleen Irons
Gouraud
Wational Toilet CO
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs.Quinly
H. G. Lewis & CO
Whitehall
Wee ‘Fieya Evans
Lamar
Riker
G. A. Jackson
Brannan
B. D. Spivey
W. C. Bettla
H. J. Barnes
W. G. Simmons
le Robberson
F. Brannan
J. C. Hightower
H. W. Prane
C. Hupp
Dan Burt
J. W. Taylor
W. L. Wood
Jerry Norris
B. C. Rice
V . Martin, Jr
Fred Graf
Johnnie Kellam
H." Watkins
L. “Roy Philips
W. C. Stanley
H. C. Howard
Georgia Art Supply Co. Manufacturara
Brand
Storco
Dept
Sodal “Ree
Ruby Andrews
James K. Dodd
Miss Andrews
Cleveland
White County
Vatlanta
Stewart
Amusement Directory Theaters
Billy Beard
Kennedy
Kramer
Loew
Grant
Mystic Garden
Loew's
Tess
Ann Carter
Frank Bardon
Ardell Brothers
Frank Maye
the Howard
Thomas H. Ince
Howard
Rialto
Dorothy Dalton
Paramount
Rialto Theatre
Forsyth
Girl From Nowhere
Forsyth Theatre
Metropolitan Theater
Rosemary Theby
Atlanta Mercer
Motion Pictures
Buster Keaton
GOAT
Criterion Orchestra Kinograms
Larry Lemon
Dave Love
Metropolitan Orchestra
Rialton
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Stanford
Clyde Steamship Company
Charleston
New ‘Ark
Georgia Railroad
Ivy
Loew's Seer
Grand
Filllville
Charles Prevette
Washington Trio
Toss
Melody
Frank Bardoo
Ardell Bros
Bacontiur
Bielpriebiog Ree
Billy
Cauntess Verona
Czimbalon Jones & Gavavnaugh
Patt
Howard Concert Orchestra
Perry Bremer
Cornetist
FBI
SAT
Bruce Scenc
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