Railroader says Tanlac eased long battle with rheumatism
H P Bennett a W of A Railroad brakeman in Atlanta reports years of rheumatism and kidney pain eased after taking five Tanlac bottles. He describes rapid relief, weight gain, and improved strength restoring him enough to work on the rails again. Jacobs Pharmacy markets Tanlac in Atlanta.
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Trolley Men Strike in National Capital
Washington street car service halted as about half of normal crew turnout begins a wage and hour strike. Police and patrols are posted. Mother Jones joins labor leaders at a mass meeting. Union aims for 30 cents an hour with a nine hour day.
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Church Debt Crisis If City Backs Parish
A fragmented sermon warns that without city aid the church faces debt while its clergy lament fading family life. The piece links weak parental guidance and neglectful child care to a broader moral decline, questioning what ungodliness means for parents and society.
German Raider Returns to German Port
The German raider Moewe has returned to a German port under the command of the Schindlen or Silesian branch led by Prince Richard von Dohn The earlier report stated the raider was in command of the Ponga which had departed Kiel weeks before Captains of British steamers sunk by Moewe were brought to the United States aboard the Ap nam and the Moewe was described as a convert.
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Moewe Commander Awarded Iron Cross in London Dispatch
A London Amsterdam dispatch states Commander Count Dehna of the Moewe was awarded the Iron Cross of the first class. Crew members reportedly received the Iron Cross of the second class. Dehna is ordered to meet Emperor William at headquarters.
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Senate fights over warnings and war policies in crisis
Senate debates warn Americans to avoid armed belligerent ships while pressing other war measures. The foreign relations committee chair Senator Stone prepares address on US position in Europe. House plans hinge on the warning resolution and appropriation debates with votes likely extended.
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Former Alabama minister opens pastorate at Edgewood Church
Former Alabama man Rev Johon Sima preached his first sermon at Edgewood Avenue Baptist Church to a full house. His 25 minute address on Fishers of Men drew interest, with praise for delivery and moral lessons. He declared no future plans, promising to work daily as needs arise. He is a young white man who made a strong impression.
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Armed men captured on roof of a church
Three men armed with revolvers dynamite and blasting caps were arrested on a shed roof beside St Marys Catholic church in the North end after a struggle. They were held on charges of breaking and entering and assaulting an officer with burglary tools found on them. Police linked two suspects to Philadelphia and Cleveland records and suspected a plan to rob the church basement safe.
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South Side Baptists Prepare for Revival
South Side Baptist church hosts member only services this week as preparation for a revival. Rev Hugh Wallace leads through Monday to Friday nightly sessions and an all day Sunday service. Beginning March 13 revival continues daily with sermons by Rev TT F Callaway from Macon Tabernacle. Public invitation extended.
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Cholera Spreads to 37 Austrian Towns
Reports from Innsbruck indicate a fresh cholera outbreak in thirty seven villages and towns across Austria. The message, relayed via Paris to Geneva, notes widespread illness disrupting communities and prompting health concerns across the region.
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Revival Starts Across Atlanta Churches in Two Week Effort
Presbyterian pastors lead city wide evangelistic revival with nightly services for two weeks except Saturdays. A 100 member Pry or Street group visited 000 homes planning boarding house and downtown outreach. Large crowds at West End and First churches mark opening of new building and strong attendance. Special music planned at Westminster and other churches including Gordon Street and Georgia Avenue where Rex Robert Ivey will preach on Monday and Tuesday.
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Georgia Avenue Church
Many Christians Today Like Jonah Says Flinn
Dr Jochard Orme Flinn opened a two week revival sermon likening modern Christians to Jonah who fled from God and faced a storm and peril. He urged believers to heed the moral that fleeing divine will leads to trouble.
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Revival Meetings At North Avenue Church Continue
Dr Flinn urged awakening from spiritual sleep as he linked disobedience to peril of souls in Atlanta. He lectured that many Christians resemble Jonah and must be moved to action. Revival services will run all week starting at 7:45 PM.
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Time Ripe for Revival Says Rev Lyons at First Presbyterian
The Rev J S Lyons preached the first revival sermon in the First Presbyterian Church on a topic titled A Revival Where to Begin. He urged starting at the sanctuary and facing sin and duty, noting today’s era offers great opportunity for spiritual awakening amid global hardship. He outlined a week of topics including regeneration repentance faith forgiveness and the sample of salvation with services scheduled daily through Sunday morning.
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George Epps Arrested for Jumping Board Bill
George Epps, a witness in the Frank case, was arrested today in Cedartown on a jumping board bill charge. He was met by Chief of Police Williamson as he disembarked from the Seaboard train and escorted to the station before being released later in the day.
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Winder Votes Bonds For Public School Building
Voters approve bonds 197 to 7 in Athens Georgia special election. City authorizes issuing 79000 dollars to complete the public school building project.
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Woman Fights Thief For Purse Near Davis Street
Mrs Agnes Schank 74 Davis Street wrestled with a snatch thief Sunday night near her home. The man grabbed her purse containing a $1,000 jewelry set and 62 cents. She threw him to the ground and the strap broke as he escaped down an alley with a diamond ring, diamond earrings, a brooch set with diamonds, amethysts and pearls.
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Milam
Local Obituaries Tale of Three Deaths Include Murphys and Bushs
Mrs May Bush 29 a native of Carrollton Ga died yesterday morning at a private hospital Her body goes to Barclay and Brandon chapel and will be sent home for funeral and interment She is survived by husband Hoy Bush three children father T G Murphy and brothers WP J R and RD Murphy Mrs Far an died yesterday at a private hospital a resident of 8 North Lane Street She is survived by three sons Edgar Hugh and John and a daughter Miss Louise Tyson The body removed to Pattersons chapel D T Page Moultrie on March 6 special DOT Page a citizen of Colquitt County died at home near here yesterday after two months illness Funeral and interment occurred this morning
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Edgar Hugh
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Louise Tyson
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Here
Rome Will Observe Better Baby Week
Rome will observe Better Baby Week with Mrs Robert Warrick leading the Women’s Club in charge. Merchants will join the event by decorating store windows and presenting exercises for the districts as part of the observance.
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Trains Collide, 12 Killed at Paris Station
Twelve persons died when a military aid and a passenger train collided today at Tedase station near Paris. Emergency crews battled wreckage as casualties were reported and investigations began into the high fatality crash.
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