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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1916
Page
10
An East Lake dairyman describes his wife’s drastic health turn after taking Taniac. He reports she improved digestion, sleep, and strength, gained weight from hearty eating, and now manages household tasks with renewed energy. Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta sells Taniac.
Testimonial letter from Harvey La Mrs and W Brutell claims Pellagra cured in a child Shea after doctor said hopeless. Ad promotes Baughn remedy with free book and money-back guarantee from American Compounding Co. Box 2003 Jasper, Alabama.
Representative Robert N Page of North Carolina, brother of Ambassador Page, announces he will not seek re election due to disagreements with President Wilson on the submarine controversy. He says no other differences exist, and he would vote for a warning resolution if it comes to the floor but will back the McLemore measure only if tabled. He states the decision came after long deliberation and conscience, insisting he cannot support the president fully while remaining loyal to his constituents.
Ticket sales for the Atlanta Music Festival’s Metropolitan Grand Opera season are brisk with early buyers at Cable Plano Company North Broad Street. Ober Marguerite Ober, famed contralto, returns this spring to star in Delilah with Caruso and Amato, promising a standout performance and strong overall engagement for the week.
City officials opened review of a blanket contract between the city and the proposed Atlanta to Creighton electric railway. The plan includes a 12 month road shell completion rule and a 20 month construction deadline within the city, plus a bond for damages during street work. The operating company has not yet formed. The contract will be sent to the city attorney for changes before a subsequent committee meeting.
Slushy sidewalks and damp winds in March worsen colds and kidney complaints. Persistent backache, pain on stooping, dizziness, irregular kidney action, and nervous fatigue signal kidney trouble. Use Deans Kidney Pills, a trusted tonic recommended by Atlanta residents to prevent dropsy or Bright’s disease.
Members of all Congregational churches in Atlanta and vicinity are urged to attend a meeting at the Central Congregational Church Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Rev William ei leads a special session by the church’s move pastor.
Fifteen moving picture actors of the Gaumont company will visit Atlanta on Friday and stay several days to make scenes for a new drama. The Piedmont will serve as their headquarters during the shoot.
The Mardi Gras ball by the Joseph Habersham chapter DAR at the Georgian Terrace drew several hundred guests last evening. Mrs. Peel wore a white satin and silver toilet. costumes ranged from Colonial dames to Spanish dancers and Butterflies. Masks hid identities until unmasking, music inspired fancy dances, and the night closed a very gay season after Christmas.
Mrs R K Rambo led a Wesley Memorial Hospital women’s auxiliary banner report at a city Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting for Emory University. Reports showed $204,000 raised two years earlier, the fund merged with Medici College for Atlanta to form the university’s medical department, and a pledged $326,000 could be tripled by Mr Candier. Funds continue drawing 4 percent interest as women from many groups including the Chamber of Commerce, the children’s department, and local clubs contributed, with totals reaching $756 plus additional pledges anticipated by week’s end.
An Atlanta window display at Fulton Market drew attention with six large tile fish. The species, revived by the U S Bureau of Fisheries after years of absence, is promoted as nutritious sea food. Weighing 19 to 56 pounds, the fish show bright coloring and a striking head and mouth. Demand grows nationwide, with hopes for regular local supply.
A Rotary luncheon shows leading southern clubs favoring Atlanta to host the 1917 International Rotary convention. Georgia clubs have formally endorsed Atlanta, with Richmond club pledging support via letter. Also noted are tributes to Rotarian Emil Nitsorn and obituary for Miss Lethe Hunter, daughter of Rotarian Joel Hunter.
Downtown boarding houses and office buildings were canvassed yesterday by committees promoting a revival in all Presbyterian churches of Atlanta. The effort targets broad participation and aims to strengthen church engagement across the city.
John Morrison of 410 Simpson St describes years of back pain and headaches before Donn’s loner file at Sharp’s Drug Store provided relief. He credits the treatment with ending backache and improving housework ability, noting assistance from Eidney Pitt in obtaining the remedy.
Whitehall Terrace resident Mrs William W Antin reports relief from weak kidneys and back pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Ja soba Pharmacy. Carpenter W F Johnson of 188 Richardson Ave says years of disordered kidneys, backache, and frequent urinary issues improved after several doses. Both note notable improvement and cure of kidney complaints.
A retired farmer on Grange Street recounts years of backache and irregular kidney secretions from frequent attacks. After reading about Doanta Kidney Pills, he tried them and found them very beneficial, noting improvement in his daily work and overall well being.
A reader describes prolonged back and shoulder pain while doing housework. The text mentions headaches and headaches and a claim that Doap's Kid- Rey Pills provided some relief. The block is fragmented with errors and spelling mistakes, giving little verifiable detail.
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