McFarland Traveled 50,000 Miles in 1915 Feels Rejuvenated
J F McFarland, Atlanta tourist agency head, credits Tanlac for curing chronic indigestion and headaches after years of ill health. He says a New Orleans banquet confirmed his recovery as he enjoyed food freely and slept well. He traveled thousands of miles last year and gained 15 pounds on five Tanlac bottles. He praises Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta for distributing Tanlac.
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Mir JF McFarland
McFarland Tourist Agency
Jacobs Pharmacy
F i Hitler
Tanlac
McFarland
Atlantea
Atlanta
Tania
WcFarland
Eider
New Orleans
Jacovs Pharmice
Fulton County Commissioner Candidate Seeks Democratic Primary
A Fulton County resident announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the upcoming Democratic primary on April 29. He notes twenty years in Atlanta Fulton, pledges modern businesslike methods, economical administration, and district improvements including main highways streets and bridges, asking for votes and support.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Women Volunteer Hearts Aid Emory University Fund
City Federation of Women's Clubs under Mrs Spencer R Atkinson directs a campaign to support Emory University. District ward chairs mobilize volunteers, with women of all ages contributing funds and children donating coins for Founders club certificates.
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Spencer R. Atkinson
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Emory University
F R Logan
Preston
Arkwright
W B Price-Smith
Frederick Paxon
Henry Bauer
R. K. Rambo
Bolling Joney
Spencer R Atkinson
B Turman
Florence Truax
J . Thompson
A C Wilson
Waverly
Wilmer Moore
Founders Club
Atlanta
Spencer Atkinson
Womens
Emory
Narcotic statistics gathered by Blalock in Georgia
Collector AO Blalock of the Internal Revenue Department seeks physician reports on narcotic treatment in the first year of the Harrison act. Data requested cover curable and incurable patients by age groups, numbers treated, under treatment, cures, and dismissals. Half the state’s physicians have replied. the letter thanks medical professionals for enforcing the law.
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Georgia
AO Blalock
Internal Revenue Department
Harrigan
Collertur Hlalack
Auane Ga
Ta Phyal
Georgii
Harrison Marc Te Belmeat
Phyulevina Sunny
AQ Blalock
Princeton Alumni Celebrate Thomas Birthday at Ansley Hotel
Thomas, one of Georgia's oldest Princeton alumni from the class of el, is to be honored today at 1 4 o clock with a Dutch luncheon in the Rathskeller of the Ansley hotel. Major Thomas will wear a Confederate uniform and ride a sorrel pony to the event hosted by local Princeton alumni.
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Jefferson Thomas
Princeton
State of Georgia
Rathskeller
Ansley
Thomas
Peacock May Be Called to Baptist Tabernacle
Members of the Baptist Tabernacle discussed on Thursday the calling of Rev E E H Paonecock formerly assistant pastor of the Tabernacle and now pastor of Broadway Baptist in Knoxville. Deacons are considering extending the call. Pea cock is reported to have made an en diable record in Knoxville.
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The
Baptist Tabernacle
E E H. Paonecock
Tabernacle
Broadway Baptist Church
Knoxville
Peacock
Restorative Treatment for Nervous Men
A dubious claim touts a three grain codomene tablet formula to swiftly restore nervous exhaustion melancholia anxiety and insomnia without opiates or habit forming drugs. It urges readers to obtain sealed tubes with full home use directions and promises renewed vigor and social success.
Calhoun Farmer Acquitted After Murder Trial
In Calhoun Georgia on March 4 a trial ended with the acquittal of W W Putnam a prominent farmer and local Baptist minister charged with murder in the death of Homer Taylor. Taylor was shot from behind while seated in a buggy. Putnam alleged the victim ruined his home with his daughter. The case revealed years of alleged illicit relations between Taylor and the daughter. the daughter later testified to the affair. Putnam, aged about 60, is father to twenty-year-old children and sought forgiveness for his daughter and for Taylor. The two men were well known in the county and the trial lasted two days.
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Calhoun
W W Putnam
Homer Taylor
Taylor
Putnam
Betwren
Paul R Bulloen
Tutnam
Ake
Aldren
Alleged auto parts swindler Van Auken captured in Valdosta
Valdosta Ga march report says Harry Ames Van Auken, described as a top confidence man, was arrested last night awaiting transfer from Pennsylvania. He allegedly posed as a representative of an International league of Buffalo Motor Parts, swindling auto dealers with discounted memberships and standard parts. Authorities traced him after a Dodge warning, with Uniontown Pa and Americus, Georgia towns named in the case.
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Valdosta Ga Maren
Harry Ames van Auken
Pennsylvania
van Auken
International League of Muffalo N
Vin Auken
John T Roberts & Son
Dodge Automobile Company
Punce Dampier
Americus
Georgia
Standard Auto Company
Lniontown
Southern Business Men's Military Training Camp Approved
The Southern Business Men's Military Training camps at Fort Oglethorpe and Chickamauga Ga begin April 3 with forecasts of strong attendance. Atlanta businessmen and leaders from Georgia Railway and Power, Georgia Tech, Southern Bell, banks, Haverty’s and Empire Cotton endorse the plan, offering support including paid leave. goals include practical military training and civic service during three sessions through June 30.
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Fort Oglethorpe
Chickamauga
Harrison Jones
Atlanta
Edgar E Pomeroy
Plattsburg
New York
Atkinson
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Matheson
Georgia School of Technology
EB Hoxsey
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Gentry
John Hk Gttley
Fourth National Bank
Jon
Rockies
Plan Tarrfax Warrigon
Southern Railway Company
Cor
Daciptine
Ele Comple
Cator Woolford
Retail Credit Company
Clarence Haverty
Haverty Furniture Company
Rurtey
Smpire Cotten
Warcus
Jesse E Caldwell Dies in Nashville on Thursday
Jesse E Caldwell a 28 year old Firestone tire and rubber motor car representative died in Nashville Thursday afternoon after a long tour across Maryland to Texas. He was unmarried and survived by a sister two brothers and an aunt in South Carolina. The body was sent by train via Atlanta to Columbia for funeral and interment. Born in Fort Motte South Carolina, he had relatives in that state.
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Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Nashville
Jesse E Caldwell
Maryland
Texas
Caldwell
South Carolina
Atlanta
Columbia
Fort Mott
Patterson to Address Suffragists Tonight in Atlanta
Charles Brodie Patterson of New York author and psychologist speaks at 8 p.m. at the Ansley hotel on Men and Women from a Biblical and spiritual view. Amelia R. Woodall presides as Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association hosts brief talks by leading suffragists after the lecture.
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Charles Brodie Patterson
New York
Ansley Hotel
Hastings Company Embraces Training Camp and Employee Leave
The Hastings company president and an official stated full accord with the training camp plan. They will allow employees to enlist, with no loss of pay during the absence, and officials expressed strong support and intention to attend if possible.
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HL G ‘Hastings
H G
Hastings Company
Elkin Mt Od
Harris Addresses Bainbridge Chautauqua Rally Crowd at Opening
Governor Nate Harris spoke to about 1000 attendees at Bainbridge Ga opening of the first annual chautauqua. He urged action on railroad sale or lease, called for literacy to be eradicated, warned against mob rule, and promised further laws if needed. He planned stops in Donalsonville and Colquitt later that day.
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Bainbrides
Nate Harris
Bainbridge Chautauqua
Harris
Decatur Coumty
State Railroad
Donalsonville
Colquitt
Aldermen Approve White Way Lighting on Alabama Street
The aldermanic board passed a resolution to add up to nineteen light poles on Alabama Street from Pryor to Forsyth at the owners’ cost, to be turned over to the city. The lights will be funded from the street fund and installed soon, creating a White Way for the thoroughfare pending mayoral approval.
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Aldermanic Board
Alabama Street
Pryor
Forsyth
Your Freckles Promising Skin Care Claim
A vintage ad promotes ethine diide facial treatment to reduce freckles during March winds. It claims the remedy is sold by druggists with a refund promise and notes multiple applications may improve complexion, sometimes fading lighter freckles.
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Steinden Rutantee
Ted
Presbyterian revival draws good crowds across churches
Reports by Presbyterian pastors to the central committee say the revival’s first five days have shown splendid results. Good audiences fill North Avenue, Central, and First Presbyterian churches despite cold weather, with guest attendees noted.
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Central Committee
North Avenue
Fochard Orme Flinn
Central Presbyterian
Dunbar Ogden
First Presbyterian Church
J . Tyons
J EL Hemphill
Pryor Street
Qadens
Central Church
G R Buford
Moore Memorial Church
Agnea Scott College Tech
Medical College
Flinns
Christ
Two Atlanta Attorneys Admitted to Federal District Court
Two local lawyers, George M Wilson and Horace Russell, were admitted yesterday to the United States district court, marking a notable step in their federal practice and expanding representation options in the region.
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Atlanta
United States District Equit Ag
George M Wilson
Horace Russell
Railways Earned 3.09 Per Cent On Property Investment
Chicago report shows railways gained 3.09 percent on property investment in the last six months of 1915. The Halfway Age Gazette notes railroads had higher prosperity than 1914, with net operating income per mile up nearly 38 percent from 1914 to the period cited. Costs per mile rose from $69,420 in 1912 to $147,81 last year and to $78,682 on June 30.
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Chicago
Halfway Age
A Real Flesh Builder For Thin People
Thin men and women who eat heartily yet gain no weight may benefit from Sargel tablets. The ad claims the tablets enhance nourishment by improving digestion and red blood cell production. It promises 4 to 8 pounds gained in a month and offers a money back guarantee through local pharmacies.
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Jacobs
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Cheney
Adv
J, Lee Barnes
Centrals
Blalock
Physicians of
Valdosta
Jesse E. Caldwell
Firestone Company
Patterson
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Bon Ion
Bon Ton
Paris
Carolyne Jackson
Gov. Harris
Wale
Calais Val
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