Yeast Tablets Proclaimed Vital for Health and Longevity
An advertising piece claims lack of vitamins causes many ailments and that regular yeast supply remedies this. It touts Yronized Yeast tablets, a brewer's yeast derived vitamin tonic with iron, sold nationwide by druggists. The tablet form promises energy, weight restoration, clearer skin, and benefits for children, with special dosing tips.
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East
Ironized
Aut Company
Atlanta
Governor-elect Renames Nash State Guard Head
The governor elect announces will reappoint as adjutant general General Nash, who led Georgia’s military department in World War I and World War II era. Nash served since 1944 after prior WWI service and Spanish American War captaincy, with plans for a two year national guard reorganization under his direction.
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Georgia Volunteers
National Guard
Sevienth
United States
Germany
Nash
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia National Guard
Hearing on Car Service to Camp Gordon Set for June 28
The Georgia Railroad Commission set a hearing for June 28 to require Georgia Railway and Power Co. to show why it should not discontinue streetcar service to Camp Gordon. The company had announced plans to end service by June 30 due to U.S. orders removing all property from government lands. Local residents in Chamblee and nearby areas protested the possible discontinuance and will be allowed to present their views at the hearing.
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State Railroad Commission
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Camp Gordon
United States
State Commission
Iiving &J Chamblee
Lawsuit over boy's death seeks damages from gas company
Mrs Mary Sams sues Atlanta Gas Light for 20090 dollars in Fulton superior court claiming her sixteen year old son Douglas Sams died November 1 1919 from asphyxiation due to defective piping and faulty connections after the company installed fixtures the suit opens before Judge W D Ellis with attorneys Reuben A Arnold Lowry Arnold for plaintiff and Smith Hammond and Smith for the defendant company.
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Mary
Sams
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Von
W. D. Ellis
Fulton_superior court
Douglas Sams
Bae Company
Reuben A. Arnold
Lowry Arnold
Smith, Hammond and Smith
Early Primaries Close Vote Shapes Charter Reform Debate
The committee backed charter reform advocating aldermanic government with a mayor and eleven ward aldermen. A measure allowed women to register without a fee, and to hold manager or clerk roles. Vacancies filled: Mrs Haynes McFadden from eighth ward. Ivan E. Allen and others elected in eighth and fourth wards. Bowden to eleventh ward committee seat.
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Raleigh Drennan
City Clark
Board Oftaldermen
Moe
Homer C. Danton
Youngslman
$1,100 Diamond Ring Recovered Three Are Held
Detective O R Jones reports the recovery of a $1,100 diamond ring from a soldier at art Me herson. The ring was said to be given for safekeeping by Robert Mendnhy heliand and Dewey Webb, with two other Port McPherson soldiers arrested and bound over by Judge Hathcoth in municipal court on a $5,000 bond. Arthur, linked to Mrs Glenn, was jailed in Fulton Tower on $2,000 bond. The arrests follow information on stolen dowels tied to Mrs Glenn and Mrs Arthur faces a hearing at 10 oclock Friday morning.
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O. R. Jones
Jones
Art
Meherson
Robert
Mendey
Dewey Webb
Port -McPherson
Hathcoth
Jon
Arthur
Mra
Glenn
Fulton
Glen
Junior Chamber Frolic At Capital City Club Amidst Crowds
The junior chamber of commerce secretary J C Robinson warns that 1200 members plus guests will exceed capacity for the frolic at Capital City Club. The first event since charter, it promises varied stunts and acts including dialogues by blackfaced comedians and musical performances by Floyd and his quartet. Names include Misses Margaret Bryant Margaret McCormack Gertrude Kelly and George Davis Ray Heal Abel Winburn Charles Wayne John Byrne and more.
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J. C. ‘Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
Capital City
Floyd
Rizo
Retto
Aln
Ruch Ag
Margaret. Bryant
Margaret ‘McCormack
Gertrude Kelly
George Davis
Ray Heal
Abel Winburn
Charlet Wayne
John Byrne
C. A. Daniel
Fred Burgman
Lewis
Hamilton
Crutchfield
J. H. Johnson
William Lowe
Bond Validation Hearing In July For Atlanta Bond Issue
The Georgia Supreme Court heard a state request on the anticipated eight and a half million dollar Atlanta bond issue. Chief Justice Fishead ordered a July hearing date not later than the third Monday. Walter R. Brown challenges the legality in Fulton Superior Court, with the case advancing on a bill of exceptions.
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W. H. Terrell
Contractor Freed in Federal Court Case
A contractor from Duluth Georgia Willam P Boles was acquitted in federal court after a jury absence of about thirty minutes. He had been accused of possessing government property including army blankets and soldier equipment while employed at Cambridge.
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Willam .P
Boles
Duluth
Cambordon
School Colors Meeting Led by Principal Hattie Green
A meeting of the Ashby Street School of Colorad Par One Teacher Association was held Thursday night at Union Baptist Church. The regulation was adopted in endorsing the work of Principal Hattie Green.
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Suikely Allenuea M Meeting
Ashby Street School of Colorad Par‘ont
Union’ Bap
Hattie Green
Pension deficiency and requests for 1922 23 funds
A government pension board reports a total deficiency of 351 928 for 1921 and seeks immediate appropriation to cover all due pensions. It outlines past appropriations, pending increases, and projected needs for 1922 and 1923 to avoid a recurrence of shortfalls.
Prayer Meeting Aims to Bring Rain for Flock
The Baptist Tabernacle congregation plans bivocations each evening to pray for rain. Pastor Rev. John W. Siam urged prayer, citing past droughts where collective supplication led to downpours.
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the Baptist, Tabernacle
John. W. Siam
Baker to address Civitan luncheon
W. B. Baker, president of Atlantic Ice and Coal, will speak at the Civitan Club’s weekly luncheon in the Kimball House breakfast room at 12:30 Friday. He recently toured the north and east to study current business conditions, and his talk is expected to be informative.
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W. B. Baker
Atlantic Ice .and Coal Corporation
Spekar
Thea
Civitan Club
Kimball House
Baker
Pendleton Unjust: In Rapping Bonus Bill Plea Charge
A fragmented plea from soldier-students opposes a wartime bonus for Major Pendleton. They argue the rank and file earned due rewards and that Pendleton exaggerates needs, noting many sacrificed careers to serve. They question Major Senreton’s financial status and call for fair treatment of all veterans.
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Pendleton
Bill
Eviceae -Mator Iter
Pendiaton
Major
Senreton
Wwe
Bof .Bendleton
Wife of Boy-Ed Must Show Cause for Jailing Man
Judge John Penleton issued an order requiring the wife of Boy-Ed to show why the writ of detention should not be dismissed. The suit, filed by Mrs Elia Kaodéra Wilson Boy-Ra, seeks to revoke or modify the writ under which Boy-Ed was jailed. Attorneys William W. Arnaud and Howard Stevens argue the petition lacks sworn affirmation that Boy-Ed was about to leave the state, and the German spy defendant faces $25,000 damages for alienation of affection.
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Gire
Elia Kaodéra Wilson
We “H
Calive
Warnesday
John Penlleton
William W. Arnaud
Howard Stevens
Boy-Eas
Gharpes
Aword
Swift Tyler
Arle
Footwear Comfort Breakthrough Promises Easy Fit
A garbled early 20th century ad copy touts new shoe technology claimed to ease tight or new shoes. It promises instant comfort and foot relief, highlighting isoptic powder and supportive features for better fit and reduced soreness.
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Allen
Corria
Buntona
Callond
Weather notice: Rain expected today across regions
Forecast from Weather Hut shows renewed showers moving through the area with cooler air. Locals are advised to carry umbrellas and plan outdoor activities around possible delays and slick roads.
Mansion Vacated by Governor Dorsey Report
A fragmented note reports the governor vacating a mansion with mismatched OCR words. The readable bits reference a residence, a governor, and a city area including Boerne and Rome positions, but details are unclear and no dates or outcomes are confirmed.
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Dorsey
Leopard Freed as Wind Wrecks JoXland Park
A chaotic event at JoXland Park as a strong wind damaged the area, freeing a leopard from confinement. Authorities and park staff coordinated a swift response to recapture the animal and ensure public safety. Local residents reported fear and safety concerns during the incident.
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Joxland Park
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