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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
11
Mrs. Bishop of Roswell Georgia declares after using Tantac for twenty two years of rheumatic trouble she no longer needs crutches and walks freely. She credits five bottles for relief including appetite return and improved health and urges others with similar pains to try the medicine sold in Atlanta by Jacobs Pharmacy.
W H White Jr, president of White Provision, via H C White Realty, purchased 3 1/2 acres adjoining his country home at Peachtree road and Fulton avenue for 7900. The parcel fronts 700 feet on Fulton and 200 feet deep, expanding his Fulton frontage to 1500 feet and Peachtree road frontage to 200 feet, with exchange terms and a payment from his city residence at 621 North Jackson Street.
A city council claim committee meeting drew a large crowd of petitioners, mostly African American, with claims ranging from defective plumbing to sidewalk injuries. One man claimed $2,000 in damages for damaged books and furnishings from sewer backups. another woman sought hundreds for injuries from a sidewalk hole. No action was taken. a claim was postponed for further investigation.
Poslam, the remedy for ailing skin, is shown as concentrated healing power for use to keep you fresh from itching. It claims to clear up rough or eruptive surfaces overnight and notes improved results with direct application. Poslam Soap is available medicated with Foslam. samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
Patrick G Whitaker of Franklin Georgia, son of Hon D B Whitaker, has won his spurs in college debate. The Franklin native has represented Heard County and his senatorial district in previous competitions and earned recognition in the March Washington special.
Four participants joined a Georgetown University debate on whether the United States should intervene in Mexico to protect lives and property. George Helford of Rhode Island won the open competition prize as the judges favored the negative. Henry S. Houltel announced the award. Whitaker earned a debatory place among about 1,000 students, with many Georgians in attendance applauding the Georgia contestant.
W. W. Dickson formerly of Goshen Indiana, known as Jack Stewart, was brought to Ailania by Deputy Sheriff Dan Goodlin to answer a larceny after trust indictment. The Fulton county grand jury cited a missing 114 pairs of shoes from Red Seal Shoe store on Peachtree Street, where he once served as manager. He denies involvement and the Goshen society man report, joking his income was 1.76 dollars a day.
The Old Mill ride in Lakewood was assured yesterday with a plan to begin construction immediately. East ern contractors will work to complete the coaster by June 1 and have it ready for use by July 1. Austin McFadden of Grand Rapids and his engineer arrived to oversee the project.
Atlanta readers share experiences with backache and urinary issues seeking relief. The piece promotes Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming many Americans endorse them and urging sufferers to try the remedy.
Mrs Intias Newman of 41 Gaskillst says she suffered swollen limbs, bloating mornings, deep seated hip pain, back ache and dizziness before Dean's Kidney Pills brought relief. The statement highlights personal health improvement attributed to the product.
A speech by former Governor Glynn defends Wilson against Root criticisms, praising the president as a peace champion and steady maintainer of neutral, humane values since 1776. Glynn contrasts Republican past actions with Wilson’s Belgium stance and warns against Taft and Roosevelt alike. The document also echoes a Democratic platform endorsing Wilson’s renomination and calls for strong preparation.
Bishop E less has returned from the Australian Methodist conference and will lecture at 11 this morning in the Wesley Memorial building on the Orient. The talk is for Emory theological students and the public is invited. Hoss plans multiple lectures in Atlanta during his stay, following his tour of the Philippines, China, Korea, and Japan supervising Methodist missions.
Tickets for the big celebration by the Aunts Turn Verein to honor Torey third anniversary are selling fast. Attorney General Clif ford Walker will be the principal speaker. State county and city officials will attend and speak briefly. Music by Wedemyer Pang. refreshments and dancing planned.
Fulton county grand jury urges stricter controls to curb wholesale plumbing thefts affecting Ausing, calls for junk dealer regulations, and suggests tracking sources of stolen goods. It condemns the county fee system for court officers as ineffective for crime prevention and endorses the University High movement while opposing private costs to return fugitives.
George Crittenden, 16, a Negro delivery boy for Camp Grocery, reports being held up at Pine and Peachtree streets and robbed of 33 dollars by two white boys. Police believe a gang of white youths targets Black messenger boys.
An old time advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe fruit laxative for children. It warns about constipation causing sickness and lists benefits, dosage, and cautions against counterfeit products. It emphasizes a 50 cent bottle and claims universal use for babies to adults.
A health notice urges readers to prevent illness and doctor bills by cleansing the system before warm weather. It claims spring fevers stem from dormant liver issues and recommends McElroy's Liver Key to relieve constipation indigestion and related symptoms in both children and adults. The product is sold by druggists in 5c 2nd 50g bottles.
Tonight the Pilevim class meets in the Ce A auditorium to discuss whether the petition by the women of Atlanta for the right to vote in municipal primaries should be granted. Affirmative speakers include Starr Peck and Gordon W. Donaldson, with negative HN. Alexan among the critics.
A six minute talking format will feature on both sides with a special address by Mrs. J A Conzens on What the Municipal Suffrage Petition Asks and Why. The meeting will be presided over by J Walter LeCraw, president of the Pilgrim class.
Article discusses indigestion and auto intoxication as a cause of rheumatism, focusing on pylorus weakness, fermentation in the intestines, and liver and kidney toxin effects. Promotes Jacobs Liver Salt as a digestive aid that improves digestion, reduces gas, and aids uric acid elimination. recommends 1–2 teaspoonfuls in water before breakfast. Sold by Jacobs Pharmacy, Atlanta, Georgia.
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