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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1915
Page
11
Nash Virginia resident My Fitzgerald reports severe cracking bleeding and itching of hands. After using Camelra Soap and Ointment for a month the skin healed and hands recovered fully. Claim filed October 15, 291e.
Emollients advertised to preserve and purify skin scalp hair and hands for nursery use. Market claims superior to ordinary soaps and creams with sample and a free 32 line book by mail. Ad address postcard to Concurz Dept Boston. Sold worldwide.
A letter to Dr J Wile questions Southern sensitivity to sin and whether southerners resent being told they sin In a revival tabernacle sermon series on The Unpardonable Sin evangelist Chapman faces criticism from an audience member who objects to sermons and prompts discussion on moral policing by outsiders The preacher delivers a forceful response to the critique.
Evangelist Dr Chapman warns against deliberate rejection of Christ as the unpardonable sin. He cites Hebrews and Isaiah, urges immediate repentance, and recalls personal testimonies as a warning that continued indifference could harden the heart beyond forgiveness. Over a hundred attendees moved toward a converts room after the altar call.
Dr JW Bay of Blockton Ala emphasizes treating headaches by addressing causes and relieving pain until the underlying trouble is removed. Anti-kamaia Tablets provide quick relief for headache, neuralgia, and menstrual headaches. bowel regulation with Actoids is advised for regular attacks. Carry AK Tablets for instant use and ask for antiskamania tablets state.
Police chase a professional thief operating Atlanta office buildings stealing gold leaf from dentist offices. Recent heists include Dr RB Adair and Dr Robin Adair on the Grant building fourth floor, with $310 in gold leaf and $60 in materials stolen, and Dr Stophelty's office losing $29 in gold leaf plus cash. Detectives are assigned to the case.
Investigations by city police and Grover Chappell brothers dispute reports that Chappell killed himself near the Beart In the railroad Narcis at Armor station a suburb of Atlanta Police and yard workers have found no body and doubt the suicide claim amid conflicting tips from Atlanta papers as search continues for Grover Chappell last seen on Lampkin Street Monday afternoon.
Virginia attorney general Pollard asks the U S Supreme Court for leave to sue on behalf of Virginia against P Moran to recover Martha Washingtons will alleged stolen from Fairfax County courthouse during the war and later found in Pierpont Morgans collection The state contends Moran inherited the will from his father but has no title and refuses to return it.
A Southern railroad wreck near Juliet about 40 miles from Atlanta yesterday afternoon killed baggagemaster T P Steerman of Center Hall Atlanta. Only a few were injured. six slightly. Tender mail car and three day coaches derailed while engine and two front cars stayed on track. Officials have not determined a cause. Steerman leaves a wife.
Herbert Shaw, 18 percent Center street, observed a black thief along Nassau street. White pursuers shouted stop as the man sprinted away. Shaw signaled then restrained the thief with a pistol gesture, and others captured him until a policeman arrived.
Forrest Adair was chosen foreman of the grand jury for the regular term of the superior court in DeKalb. Among the jurors are prominent Atlanta businessmen. Judge Lm Reid delivered an unusual charge to the body. The court will devote most of the week to business with the criminal docket to be taken up next Monday.
Chicago March 1 The Chicago Grand Opera company filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy listing liabilities of 64400 and assets of 61500 The long petition names singers owed varying amounts as the company cites weak attendance at five operas as a contributing cause.
A mistrial was declared in the United States District Court in Brunswick involving Dan E WeéRae of Mount Vernon and jurors in the government’s case against R W Durden and officials of the defunct Home Mutual Tire Insurance Company. The proceedings were interrupted by illness and the trial adjourned this morning.
Ernest Walls, a Cuban cigar maker, was arrested in Eustis by a federal officer on counterfeiting charges. Crude moulds for coins from 4% cents to one dollar were found, with some already in circulation. Walls fled from Tampa when he learned officers were close.
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