Atlanta Men Hear Fred B Smith on Religion’s Influence
A series of 10 daily sessions in Atlanta features Fred B Smith and Fred S Goodman speaking on religion and society. Events include men and women meetings at multiple churches, mass meetings at Grand Opera House and Tabernacle Baptist, and a farewell session at Westley Memorial Church.
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Fred B. Smith
Atlanta
Fred S. Goodman
North Avenue
H. F. Laflamme
First Baptist Church
Peachtree Street
Central Congregational Church
St. Philip’s Cathedral
Washington Street
Central Presbyterian Church
A. M. Bruner
Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifth District
R. A. Waite, Jr
Wesley Memorial Church
Auburn Avenue
Westley Memorial Church
Smith
Union Institute and Conservation
Baptist Tabernatile
Eagan
Georgia
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Fred
Goodman
America
Grand Opera House
Business leaders urged to propel religion into daily life
Fred B. Smith urgedDurand's restaurant audience to show 50 percent more zeal for religion than pastors. He warned business men are spiritual anarchists if they do not return the profits religion provides and urged bringing church into the open and into shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Smith
Durand
Prominent Atlantans Hear Mr Smith At Institute Banquet
A banquet in Atlanta drew over a hundred business leaders to hear Mr. Smith of the Men and Religion Forward Movement. Ex Governor Northen and ex Mayor Maddox were among distinguished guests. Smith praised Atlanta’s reception, noted institute attendance records, and urged continued local church action beyond expert-led campaigns.
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Laumens Tuat
Smith
Iman John
Fapan
Atlanta
Charles Bielale
Mr. Smith
Northen
Robert F. Maddox
Sam M. Inman
CC. M
Candiler
John Temple Graves
Institute
International
Robbery targets Mrs De Leon in Rome hotel
Mrs Mary K DeLeon, wintering in Europe and staying at the Hotel St Michael in Rome, was attacked last Tuesday night near the Church of St John the Florentine. A group lurked as she walked to evening vespers. one man grabbed her bag, passed it to a confederate, and both fled. She escaped unharmed but lost jewelry including a $500 ring, cash, and checks totaling about $2,000 on London and Liverpool banks.
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Mary K. DeLeon
Europe
St. Michael
Rome
Atlanta
London
Liverpool
Pimples Gone: Calcium Wafers Claim Clear Skin
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a cure for pimples blotches and liver spots by cleansing the blood with calcium sulfide as the principal ingredient. It promises rapid improvement in a few days and asserts the blood purification clears the entire system.
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Stuart
Expulsions at University of Arkansas trigger student strike
In Fayetteville Arkansas a mass expulsion followed by a student strike sparked a trustee meeting. Sixty-six collegians faced removal over statements in the school paper the Xrey. The board upheld free speech rights while pledging a thorough investigation into faculty-student relations. Students remained calm and returned to study.
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Huyetteville
Ark
Siz
University of Arkance
X- Rey
Bowden Lithia Charged With Violation Of Law
Bowden Lithia Springs Water Company of Atlanta faces a U S district court charge under the pure food and drugs act. Information filed by Assistant District Attorney John Henley cites a May 8 1911 shipment from Austell to Memphis, with labels claiming 244 percent lithia though the consignment showed only 0.6 milligram per liter. Service of papers occurred Saturday afternoon.
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Bowden Lithia Springs Water Company of
Atlanta
United States District Court
Newman
John Henley
J. C C. Kosming
Louis Marks
John R. Reed
Bowden Lithia. Springs Water Company
Aus
Bowden Lithia Springs Water Company
Witt Shoes and Lynchburg’s Rise in Shoe Trade
Lynchburg is portrayed as a leading southern and national shoe market rooted in the George D. Witt Shoe Company. The piece credits Witt’s as the pioneer business that sparked extensive growth, calling Lynchburg one of the world’s oldest substantial shoe hubs with the Witt brand as a widely known southern staple.
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Lynchburg
South
United States
George D. Witt
Athisa
Witt
Taft delegates named in Georgia district conventions
Two Georgia district Republican conventions named Taft instructed delegates. Nine district conventions have chosen delegates, with twenty two delegates in total. In Augusta the tenth district selected J. M. Barnes and Dr Cc Walker. In Eastman Clark Grier and S. S. Mincey were named. Remaining conventions set for Bainbridge Rome and a sixth district date TBD. Bonaparte backs Roosevelt and will stump in Ohio ahead of May primaries.
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Taft
Kentucky
Georgia
Augusta
J. M. Barnes
Thomson
Cc. T. Walker
Eastman
Clark Grier
Dublin
Mincey
Alley
Bainbridge
Rome
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Baltimore
United States
Charles 3. Bonaparte
von Roosevelt
Columbus
Ohio
Stubbs
Kansas
Johnson
California
Theadore Roosevelt
Roosevelt ‘ Co
Roosevelt Campaign Opens in Boston With Speeches
in Boston March 2 a Roosevelt New England campaign opening featured speeches by Gov. Stubbs of Kansas Sen Clapp of Minnesota and Ex Gov Fort of New Jersey A telegram from Roosevelt national headquarters predicted Imola would deliver all 58 delegates and a Roosevelt lead of five to one The letter from Colonel Roosevelt framed the race as a fight for people to govern themselves and for justice across workers capital and the public Fort attacked the Payne Aldrich tariff as not meeting the platform and urged veto as a test of Taft independence
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Robert Kee Carter
New York
Specia
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Harmon
Clark
New Jersey
Union
Bryan
Underwood
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
South Carolina
Mexico
Idaho
la Follette
Wisconsin
New England
Eastern States
Southern States
Central States
Middle West
Southwest
Weat
Rough Rider
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
John A. Hennaberry
William Travers Jerome
Bryant
Hennaberry
Alabama Statesman
Gov
Stubbs
Kansas
Senator Clapp
Minnesota
Fort
Boston
Clapp
Roosevelt New England
National Roosevelt Committee
Chicago
Imola
Nia
Wickersham probes wreck at Milstead
President Charles A. Wickersham of the West Point route visited Milstead to investigate the wreck of No. 37 the New York and New Orleans Limited. One person was killed eleven injured as a switch tampering question arises amid spikes removed from the rail yard. The accident is the line's first in seventeen years.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles A. Wickersham
Atlanta
West Point
Milstead
New York
New Orleans
Wickersham
W. M. Cok
RB. E. Steiner
New York and
New Orleans Limited
Prophylactic Ads and the Gate City Dental Rooms
A Georgia dentist argues that effective newspaper advertising must rival the reader’s attention. He promotes the Gate City Dental Rooms in Atlanta, touting low prices, in-house lab work, high patient satisfaction, and a guarantee. He notes large volume purchases, in-house crown and bridge work, and personal supervision by Dr. Griffin and himself.
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Paen Gee SA
Grurri
Gate City Dental
South
Atlanta
Georgia
Gate City
Gate City Dental Rooms
Whitehall Street
Brown & Allen
S. P.S
S. A. Griffin
Flames Ravage Emery-Steiners on Peachtree Street
Fire swept through the Emery-Steiner building on Peachtree Street with flames climbing to the fourth floor. Firefighters battled a steadied water assault. the Young Women's Christian Association kitchen and adjacent rooms suffered heavy damage while other offices and the Eagles Club rooms escaped with only smoke and water exposure.
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Peachtree
Broad Street
Peachtree Street
Folsom’s
Association
Eagles’ Club
Young
Women's Christian Association
Fire danger highlights remote area firefight challenges
The report notes great fire danger and difficulties faced by Roos and Og men as reporters describe the damage. They describe limited access, relying on firs escapes and ladders, calling the blaze a har fighting, dangerous incident in a remote corner.
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Fred B., Smith
C. Smith
Remington
Royal
North Pryor St
Katgeacast
Ma&ifon
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Continental Gin Company
Inmanyards
Phenix Planing Mills
Southern Shops
Jesus
Bruner
Roosevel
Maine
Massacohusetts
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Tllinois
North Dakota
Iowa
Colorado
Utah
Washington
Dioce
West Virginia
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Willaon
Fotal
MS. DE Leon
Church of St. John
Florentine
Uni
Auhanas
Bowden Lithia
Ewingla
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Girard, Ala
Garrett-Williams Company
E. G. Griffin
Emery-Steiner
T. Ec
United Marchandise CO
Tivern
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H. A. Martin
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