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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1914
Page
13
A Fulton white party primary is scheduled for May 5 amid county Democratic and Republican concerns. The notice discusses candidate entries, closing dates, and opposition to extending filing deadlines, with references to Brenna and court candidate timing debates.
An old ad claims ZEMO stops itching instantly and soothes irritated skin quickly. It touts a guaranteed bottle sold by druggists and advertised by a Drank Fanonds company with emphasis on rapid relief and long lasting results.
Fragmentary text discusses a method to treat dandruff, mentioning ordinary liquid and scalp care. It references attempts to dissolve the condition and improve hair appearance, with scattered phrases about routine, nourishment, and potential outcomes.
A draft law regulation proposes enlarging the county board to fifteen members and creating a county government commission. The plan aims to shift primaries and reduce district counts, with a May primary and details debated at a forthcoming committee meeting. The executive committee schedules filings and a joint session to address primary procedures and ballot entries.
Samuel Varlen Cooper, son of the late John T Cooper, of Atlanta, died at his uncle’s home on Tair Street after a pneumonia illness. He had recently returned from four enlistments in the United States Army and was discharged due to health. Survived by relatives including Cooper of Atlanta and Mrs. Frank Well, with services at Piracle Brandon Chapel and burial at Oakland.
In munc pal court on Saturday Jude Luthec Resse, accused by his wife of taking and concealing their infant, faced prosecution for kidnapping a child. The judge dismissed the case after the hearing. the wife reportedly rose and accused him before the court.
A warehouse on Washington Street was saved after a daylight robbery attempt. A pursuing officer recovered a wagon load of pilfered items including sardines beans ham peanuts and canned goods totaling around 300 pounds. The thief fled as locals aided the chase.
Georgia friends celebrate the long and honorable service of Col D A Frederick of the Twenty second Infantry. Born near Macon in 1802 he rose from West Point to command on the Mexican border and in the Philippines. His career includes Sioux and Ute campaigns, leadership at Vancouver Barracks, and duties in California and Texas. His regiment is praised as among the best trained and disciplined in the U S armed forces.
A chaotic readable fragment describes a Lawrenceville editor facing a libel trial. The text references Gwinnett, court proceedings, and an alleged expose related to a county matter. The garbled OCR includes names and incomplete phrases, indicating a legal confrontation and press history in the county.
A luncheon will honor delegates visiting for the state convention of the National Congress of Mothers. Guests include national officers and affiliated members. The event, hosted at the Piedmont Hotel, proceeds with formal toasts and remarks by designated official heads.
An old remedy claims sage tea with sulphur darkens gray or faded hair. Instructions suggest applying a dampened strand mixture to scalp and hair, with multiple uses for noticeable color. Advertising tone emphasizes natural look and youthful appeal.
The Emers Run Club and many local organizations host a series of Georgia history lectures by Dr. Brooks 1904 University of Georgia and colleagues. The first talk covers Some Festivals of the Ass. Waian Geauga with reception to follow and a large local following attends from colleges clubs and women’s groups in Atlanta.
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A man in Louisville faces murder charges after witnesses claim two Hart brothers and a third Black man plotted to hang him in the county jail while awaiting trial for a murder in Wareham. The accused maintains their guilt is unfounded and says he was not involved.
At a Friday meeting the College Park Trade Board approved enthusiastic Home Coming Day plans. Committees were formed for programs, entertainment, and pacifics arrangements, with leaders named including J Owen, Professor G C Rhanafmann, Major William Deh, and Mayor RS Ruse. The street railway and improvement committees pledged to expand car space and sidewalks, aiming for safe, early delivery of city services and enhanced access to College Park.
Grady Hospital physicians reported Wednesday that Walliam Ballard a negro burglar was shot Friday afternoon through the stomach by Police Officer J W Williams during an attempted office burglary on 42 Virginia Avenue. The shot allegedly remained in Ballard for four to five months before being removed. Ballard remains hospitalized and is listed as not in a serious condition and expected to recover.
Dr DuBose pastor of First Methodist Church announces morning topic The Unspeakable a plea to Christian character conscience and consistency. Evening subject Successful Stand declares the church doctrines and stance on personal righteousness and world salvation as part of the program in the war against materialism and sin.
The final liquidation of the Mortoundamerican Naval Stores company is completed as western business was sold to Standard Naval Stores and eastern and European units acquired earlier. The sale transfers all obligations, stocks, and equipment to the Standard concern, finalized by the liquidation committee.
In the sole election today Jackson defeated rivals for mayor with 119 votes while J L Head received 107 for council seats. Other names listed include Mebride and Greely among the elected council members.
Lieutenant Commander HY Bulle USN is detached to the canal for duty as captain of a terminal unit as part of initial steps to organize the Panama Canal operating force. Regulations require a naval officer to command ship handling in anchorages at both ends and oversee passage through the waterway.
Emory Phi Gamma Society marked its seventy smonth anniversary with exercises in Oxford. George W. Matthews delivered the anniversary address with J. Dowman and the theological dean presenting further remarks. Music by the Cal Jere Orchestra and local school declamations followed.
Washington warehousers and Minneapolis chamber officials urged a broad investigation into grain trading practices and alleged speculation. They told the House Rules Committee the current marketing system harms producers and consumers and supported a nationwide inquiry next week.
Testimony identified Moulton and Fachett as dealers with New York and Milwaukee branches selling thousands of artworks to major outlets. Rickett s firm admitted distributing master pieces by Burian Turner Verte color and other artists. Attorneys argued the art firm used forced sale claims to mask disposals.
A dry goods firm Fleischner Waver and Co is said to have been hit for about fifty thousand dollars by trusted staff. Seven people including executives and sales staff are under arrest as investigators pursue the case. Albert Howard, head salesman, and Jay starts are named among those charged with receiving and other alleged conspiracies.
Sunday sermons at the Central Congregational Church outline topics for the day. Morning services include Strangers and the Great Things the Lord Hath Done with a hymn preceding. Evening sermon titled Who Shall We Trust in Great Things Yet Ahead.
The editor of a socialist weekly was sentenced to three months in jail for treason. The trial, held behind closed doors, cited responsible publishing of articles and editorials linked to the Crown Prince. The case centers on alleged betrayal of state security and wartime civil obedience.
A senior police chief in Petersauig was shot dead in his office by a junior officer named Fvsutenane Vanoff. The motive remains unclear as investigators pursue leads and seek vengeance for an unnamed grievance.
An old advertisement claims catarrhal fever and colds stem from inflamed mucous membranes and can be cured by Swift's Specific blood purifier. It promises cleansing of the stomach, improved nasal passages, and relief from head congestion, touting national availability and urging readers to buy a bottle at drug stores. It mentions The Swift Specific Co and an Atlanta address.
An advertisement claims a corn remedy will remove corn with guaranteed results. It touts a painless tested method promising complete root removal and fast relief, urging readers to buy at pharmacies and use the product tonight.
An advertisement claims a full dollar’s worth of a specially prepared remedy can cure various male ailments. It invites men to write detailing their illness and promises a free sample and a prepaid book on remedies to be sent at no cost. The copy emphasizes quick, complete cures and urges prompt action with a simple mail request.
A fireman named John Post from Company 4 suffers chronic urinary and bladder trouble. After trying many medicines, he visits Coursey Munn drug store for the Quaker Remedies, reports relief and urges others to seek these remedies at 29 Manitowac Street with prepaid express charges on orders over $0.
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