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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1915
Page
8
A scientist claims removing stomach trouble could extend life to a century. Vitalites, a non habit forming liquid extract from earth, is advertised as a tonic easing liver kidney and bowel issues. Demonstrator visits Tacoba Pharmacy 23 Whitehall Street for samples and information.
Six pupils of the Southern Shorthand and Business University on Mitchell street accepted positions this week. Names include Danzell Kinney Mise Strickland and Kennedy with Miss Gatswert and Miss Curtix taking temporary posts. A former graduate, Fercy G Hat tzog, reports ten years as bookkeeper at First National in Richmond and notes strong enrollment of the Southern’s summer session.
Local notice claims pellagra can be cured by a remedy from American Compoundme Co Jasper Alabama The letter from Hilsboro Alu-J W Tarner praises the treatment and urges readers to request free samples and learn about the remedy It warns to seek the product promptly and states refunds if no cure is achieved.
A mob attacked A J Freeman at 2 Lake Avenue early Friday after midnight. About four dozen shots were fired with no injuries. Freeman, sheltering at the Bush home, fired at the mob as they attempted to enter, then escaped down Lake Avenue while neighbors cried for help and the mob dispersed.
Officials note good business for Mutual Benefit in the first six months of 1915, vs the same period in 1914, showing increases in number and amount. The Georgia agency under Robert L Foreman reports steady, healthy progress with no excess from the home office.
Judge George Ia Bell set a dead line between the Moon households to end a long quarrel over a shared garden. Mrs Moon had been cited for pulling flowers beyond her portion. The alley between the homes was declared the boundary deadline to curb disputes.
The U S civil service lists examinations for various posts with salaries from 700 to 4 400 per year. Positions include senior land appraiser, second grade eligible, drainage engineers, junior drainage engineer, assistant pathological inspector, assistant curator in paleontology, advanced apprentice draftsman, marine engine draftsman, inspector of machinery, and metallurgical chemist. Dates range August 14 to August 19 with postings in Groton Connecticut and general eligibility rules noted, including a change to the chief engineer age requirement to twenty five but not fifty.
The body of Louis L. Rawson arrives here today from New York after a sudden death on Thursday. The funeral will be held Sunday at Patterson's Chapel, with the body arriving Saturday for arrangements.
President Wilson has called for reports on national defense from military and naval heads. He will study a permanent program for Congress, dropping talk of the Germany note while seeking expert advice on land and sea defenses. He aims to prepare a tested army training plan and a capable navy, with a focus on neutral rights and international law.
German Editor Attacks Note as ultimatum and calls for resolve. Papers from San Antonio to Memphis reprint Allied reactions praising the American stance and urging Germany to decide on peace or risk outlaw status. News reflects U S resolve to back the president at any cost.
The city and vicinity face continued cool conditions today and tonight as forecasts repeat the pattern from the past two days. Morning readings showed 64 degrees with a light breeze and a low around 36 degrees later, signaling unusually cool maximums for the period.
Washington July 73 James M Sullivan American minister to the Dominican Republic resigned his post after a state department inquiry led by Senator Phelan of California found unfavorable fitness for office. The report, soon released, cited charges and countercharges about Sullivan and related officials.
Montgomery July 23. New report filed with Governor Henderson by SH Crag examiner of public accounts cites up to 18 337 in discrepancies from Captain John Cheney former chief clerk of the department of agriculture. Alleged errors concern fertilizer tag orders not entered from affidavits and bulk fertilizer sale accounts. Cheney recently faced an embezzlement charge but posted bond and was released.
William B Tanner chief paying teller in the sub-treasury division pleaded in federal court to a $3 920 theft to live beyond his means. Tanner, arrested yesterday after twenty years in government service with a $1 000 annual salary, claimed the stolen money was used in a foolish attempt to live beyond his means.
S L Wallace aged 64 died Friday at private hospital and was moved to Patterson chapel. Survived by wife two daughters Misses Mac and Leois Wallace and brother JW Wallace. Riverdale to Miss Sarah Anne Smith. Miss Sarah Anne Smith aged 45 died Friday at her residence on Avonage aut. She is survived by sisters Misses Frances and Nancy Smith.
Britain offers formal apology to Norway after wartime naval actions near Viilstea. The protest notes British ships damaged Norwegian territory and triggered state responses. Oslo demands safe conduct and restitution while Britain seeks to calm tensions and maintain wartime alliances.
Robert Frances Harmon, a former National Bank of Sanity executive, died suddenly in Shreveport during a visit. He collapsed and died within an hour. the cause of death is listed as natural causes.
A fire disrupted delivery plans for a shipment to Oklahoma. Dispatch officials reported delays and inspectors found no evidence of sabotage or foul play. The investigation continues as crews work to determine the cause and timeline of the interruption.
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