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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
11
Judge A L Bartlett of Dallas Ga a Tallapoosa circuit superior court judge spoke to Atlanta Law School students delivering a defense of bar integrity. He branded rumors of impropriety false and urged adherence to ethical standards within the legal profession.
The article argues facial eruptions signal tissue impurities from faulty elimination and advocate a blood purifier for thorough circulation cleansing. It warns against mercury and other drugs, promoting a natural product claimed to remove impurities and improve health, urging readers to contact The Swift Specific Co for advice.
A fragmented passage discusses deaths linked to weak health and mentions various ailments and the idea of diets and remedies. It references Doans Widnes medicines and broad claims about cures, with a note about people worldwide recommending loans.
A personal note from Atlanta describes medical troubles and relief after taking Ruiner Pills. The writer mentions kidney pain, a deep seated ache in the hip, and difficulty bending before reporting improvement following the pills.
Judge Bartlett tells law students that most lawyers are honest and truthful, despite a few delinquents. He emphasizes integrity earned from thirty years of experience, urges winning cases on merit, and shares anecdotes from his career as both lawyer and judge.
Actor Eugene E Trader known as Jean Dekos filed for divorce from wife Mrs Trader, citing habitual intoxication since January 1914. The suit, entered in superior court, alleges she remained in drunken stupor for days and was filed by attorney John A. Smith.
Decatur women avoided eggs for lunch and dinner on Wednesday as Lent observers altered menus. Grocers advised customers to beware unknown eggs after reports of poisoned baskets circulated. A caller claimed eggs poisoned with strychnine were stolen from a stable, prompting fears of market contamination or private use.
The Georgia dramatic club Marionettes plan a sparkling comedy Electricity by William Galettes featuring Tech students in all roles. Led by Miss Caroline Cabb, the show aims for a strong Atlanta debut next week before a tour to several Georgia cities.
The Railroad Young Men's Christian Association plans another Tabernacle revival night next Friday. Past events drew over five hundred rail workers, with the goal of reaching a thousand attendees. Participants include shop, office, traffic and transportation groups, railway postal clerks, and family members.
A 16 year old youth Howard Beals, after 30 days in the city stockade for vagrancy, plans to hike home to Rochester. He was recently released and says he has $2 from his mother. He left home with three friends to travel south but is now eager to return home.
Detectives Vickery and Gillespie arrested Ross Roberts a young white girl employed as a chambermaid, charging her with wholesale thefts of linen at the Ansley hotel over the past weeks. She was taken to police headquarters and to be arraigned before Judge Johnson. Detectives said a large amount of stolen property was recovered.
The piece argues for auto owners to offer rides for a nickel or dollar without becoming common carriers. It emphasizes the right to set terms, warns against forced service to all riders, and contrasts private jitneys with trolley companies. It notes other cities' enthusiasm for jitneys and urges readers to consider which side benefits most.
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