Memphis Woman Cured of Drug Habits at James Sanatorium
Letters from Memphis readers praise the James Sanatorium in Tennessee for curing drug and whiskey habits. Testimonials describe weight gain, better sleep, appetite, digestion, and renewed health after treatment and following guidelines. May 15, 1910, and earlier notes highlight positive personal outcomes and recommend others seek help.
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C. B. James
James Sanatorium
Memphis
Tenn
Tean
W. B. O'Connor
Tene
Charles B. James
Tam
Williama ‘Morton
James Home
Renmedios
Nertolmens
FHEF DRUG CURE Request for Free Trial Bottle
A memo from Char. B James, Dept. No. 238, 133 Poplar Ave, Memphis, seeks free trial bottles for hypodermic or internal drug cures and asks for postal handling with charges paid. It mentions request forms, sanatorium literature, testimonials, and confidential correspondence, listing the address in Memphis and noting delivery via nearest express office.
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Char. B James
Dept. No
Poplar Ave
Memphis
Tenn
James Sanrium
Dept
Poplar Avenue
Mph
Penn
Murder Mystery Deepens in Goerck Street Find
New York June 14. The body of Moses Sachs a jewelry salesman was found in a rope bound trunk in a hallway on Goerck Street He had left with 2000 worth of jewelry the day before His sons Isidore and Moses Jr reported his disappearance Police found the trunk in Goerck Street tied with a pistol wound to the head The weapon was thrust into his mouth Three Italian suspects were arrested but not detained at police headquarters
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New York
Moses Sachs
Goerck Street
Sadhs
Sachs
Isidore
Moses, Jr
el Goerck Street
Houston Street
Therm Tong
DRAINING OF EVERGLADES TO BE STARTED AT ONCE
Construction offices opened in Mian Florida after the Internal Improvement Board awarded a contract to dig canals in the Everglades. The project, valued at 2 million dollars, requires constant dredge communication via wireless stations. Completion of the census will unlock hundreds of thousands of acres for cultivation.
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Everglades
Mian
Fla
Eepntruction Company
Internal Improvement Board
Klader
Adamson Leads Attack on Bill in Congress
Washington June 18 Representative Adamson of Georgia led a minority attack on a rail bill in the house. He charged the measure is politically driven and not demanded by the people, denouncing a proposed commerce court as a useless travesty on jurisprudence and asserting the conference changes misstate the authors’ intent.
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Desesame Court of Commerce
Feature
Washington
Adamson
Georgia
House
Commerce Court
Adveras
Bere
Reméing
Cu J
Isbor
Staten
Stat
Taft
Ratjrenda
Republican Campaign
Georgia Roads Show Great Results From Convict Labor
Hon. Peyton M. Hawes, candidate for state treasurer, travels across Georgia noting convict road labor has substantially improved county roads. He cites sanded clay roads, lower transport costs, and higher real estate values. Counties now favor more convicts on roads, seeing broader growth for a “Greater Georgia.”
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Georgia
Peyton M. Hawes
Tilbert
Atlanta
Georgie
Fine Concert Program At Grant Park Today
A concert by Wedemeyer’s band at Grant Park is set for this afternoon from 4 PM. The program includes Overture Festival pieces, Bela Thyle’s The Glow Worm, Wagner’s Lohengrin introduction and Bridal Chorus, and a medley of songs. The listing features titles such as Always Forward and Offenbachian numbers, highlighting a varied program.
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Wedemeyer
Grant Pack
Bmissud
Kelor Bela
Glow Worm
Lincke
Wagner
Goa
Nesvadbs
Remicka
Wein
Cotton Seed Crushers Leave Atlanta for Tallulah Falls
Members of the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia head toward Tallulah Falls for its sixth annual convention. The event, with a robust speaker lineup, opens Monday with addresses from officials and state experts, followed by sessions on publicity, entomology, and arbitration, ending Tuesday with officer elections.
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Speetal
Advance Guard
Atlanta
Tallulah Falls
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
Atlantic Beach
Fla
Hice Smith
Richmond
E. E. Dali
W. M. Hutchison
E. I Worsham
W. A. Reynolds
Charlotte
N. C
H. P. McBurney
RN. Nighbert
United States Department of Eericulture
Big Picnic Near Cabauias Draws Thousands Of Monroe County
One of the largest picnics in Monroe county was held by the Odd Fellows of Cabauias on Friday near here. About 2,060 people attended a free dinner with lemonade served free. Judge Robert T. Daniel of Griffin spoke at 11 o'clock and other features provided entertainment.
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Juliette
Monroe County
Cabauias
Here
Robert T. Daniel
Griffin
New Judgship Planned by Bar Association in Atlanta
Atlanta Bar Association backs a plan to consolidate county and city criminal courts into one year round court. Judge Noah R. Broyles is mentioned for the new judgeship. If endorsed, a bill would be prepared for legislative introduction. The move aims to speed dispositions and ease jail congestion.
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Atlanta Bar Association
Noah R. Broyles
City Recorder
Bar Association
Fulton County
L. Roan
Fulter County
Atv’sion
Stona Mountain Elrourt
Andrew Calhoun
Criminal Court of
Atlanta
Broyles
Way Thenér
Utter
C.D. Hill
Superior Court
Lowry Arnold
City Court
Georgia mica mines near Forsyth attract buyers
Only a few know that the finest mica mines in Georgia lie near this city. They belong to Dr HR C Goolsby of Forsyth and Mr York of California, who are here to purchase from Goolsby. Goolsby has secured a block over 200 pounds with transparent 18 inch squares. The state collection in Atlanta displays to prove the mines are the best in the state.
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Georgia
HR. C. Goolsby
Ayth
York
California
Forsyth
Goolaby
Capitel
Atlanta
Dr. Goolaby
Weather Forecaster Predicts Warm, Fair Day Ahead
A weather forecast from Forecaster Herrman expects continued warm and fair conditions today. The report notes sparrows chirping and bees buzzing as summer fully arrives, with hints of hot temperatures lingering.
Weather and entertainment notes from a bustling weekend
The piece notes a forecast claiming Saturday will be fair and warmer than Friday with 88 degrees reported, while the forecaster hints at only a slight increase. It also mentions a Gopher at a moving picture show praising Harris’s singing in Casey Jones Was a Good Engineer and inviting a future visit to hear him again.
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Fimpire
Weather Man
Casey Jones
Gopher
Harris
Athcle
Bainbridge to Atlanta in an Overland drive
Byron Bower and a party completed a 200 mile trip from Bainbridge to Atlanta in an Overland model 38. The route faced sand and mud and a hem farm en route. The 26-horse power car ran well with only a cylinder miss firing noted. Bower praised the vehicle's performance and intends to return to Avante on Wednesday.
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Byron Bower
Bainbridge
Atlanta
Garnishment Laws Furnish Greatest Cover for Usurers
Charles A. Wickersham of the Atlanta and West Point railway condemns garnishment laws in a letter to Wounds White urging abolition to aid wage earners. He notes past annoyances from garnishments and offers to suspend company rules so employees can testify to loan sharks without fear. John D. Patterson of the Atlanta Joint Terminals confirms rules will be suspended during the investigation.
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Charles A. Wickersham
Atlanta and West Point Railway
Wonds White
John D. Patterson
Atlanta
White
Pistal toting leads to twelve months in chain gang
Macon Georgia special report says Judge Robert Hodges scolded Frank Johnson for pistal toting and sentenced him to twelve months in the county chain gang. The judge stated he detests pistal toting and enforces the strict slave law. In Chautauqua Jackson hosts Bishop Warren A Candler Hoke Smith attractions draw crowds and funds steady for next year.
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Macon
Robert Hodges
Frank J Ohnson
Hodges
Jackson
Warren A. Candler
Hoke Smith
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Hawes
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New Home House Furnishing Co. D
Broad and Poplar Streets
BAR
Association
Anderson Hardware CO
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Pryor St
Kimball House
Wor ‘Herrman
Enemege
Bainbridge, GA
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Evins Furniture Co
Economy Furniture Store
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