Complete Cure Claim for Bladder Trouble Ad Offered
A letter from Peter Van DeVise of Greenville Michigan testifies to Dr Kilmer Swamp Root curing bladder trouble after a physician failed to help. The note dated 1909 includes a notary public seal and urges readers to request a sample bottle from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York, with a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Regular bottle sizes sold at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingham~ton, N
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Atlanta ordinance outlines electric rates and city payments
The draft ordinance with Georgia Railway and Power and Georgia Railway and Electric Co sets electric lighting charges not exceeding 7 cents per kWh and 4 percent on gross receipts, plus minimum monthly charges, pavement paving contributions, and a city share of extensions. It also requires non interference with the water supply and discusses franchise tax deductions, leaving some items unresolved.
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Georgia Railway and Power Company
The
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Atlanta
Seid
Georgia Railway and Welectric Company
Loves Husband With Passion Approaches Idolatry
Mia Grace emerges as a devoted wife in distress, her faith guiding her. John W Moore, attorney for Mrs Eugene Grace, says new developments ease the mystery of the Grace case. Grace is reported ill in Tower cell after another throat infection as guards tighten around the prisoner.
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Mia
Grace
John W. Moore
Eugene Grace
X ray aid eyed in Grace case trial
Defense attorney John W. Moore says an X ray by Dr. Mike L. Hoke in Atlanta may decide Grace husband shooting case. The image could reveal shooter location, distance, bullet path, survivability, and whether Mrs Grace deserves compensation.
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Mike L. Hoke
Atlanta
Eugene H. Grace
John W. Moore
Moore
Grace
Millionaire Bachelor Maid Wins Quarter Mile Dash
Miss Eleanor Sears of Bostoen rode Joe Heaig to victory in a Coronado track quarter mile. Lady Reginald Herbert on Hawkeye finished second as a large crowd watched. Sears rode astride in a regulation English saddle, dressed in reddish brown peg-top trousers and khaki blouse, aerially exhibiting expert horsemanship to win by two lengths.
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San Diego
Cal
Eleanor Sears
Bachelor Maid
Bostoen
Joe Heaig
Coronado
Reginald Herbert
Hawkeye
Herbert
Miss Sears
Prisoner in Georgia Jails Tries Hanging Self
Charles Smith, 26, a white inmate at Brooks county jail in Quitman, attempted suicide by hanging with a necktie. Sheriff J. B. Newsome cut him down in time. Smith, deemed mentally unbalanced, was influenced by his sweetheart's suicide and recent theft-linked possession of stolen goods. He previously tried to hang with bedding and is held on burglary charges.
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Quitman
Charles Smith
Brooks County
J. B. Newsome
Smith
BR. K. Bower
H. B. Austin
the Express
Dixie
Newsome
Valdostaly
Bowers
Austin
City Franchises and Street Car Fares Debate Stirs Atlanta
A lengthy report discusses franchise terms and the need for bond and stockholder consent, noting many grants run fifty years with only about thirty five left. It urges extending streetcar service while avoiding fare agitation and highlights power-borrowing options for a city electric plant.
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Railroad Commission
Marion P Wood Confederate veteran dies in Commerce Ga
Marion P Wood aged 79 died at his home near Commercesa Georgia this morning. The remains will be interred tomorrow at his home with the ritual services of Camp John H Morgan of Commerce.
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Commercesa
Marion P. Wood
John H. Morgan
A. F. Lauderdale Dies in Private Sanitarium at 22
A. F. Lauderdale, age 22, died at 7 last night in a private sanitarium. The body was taken to Patterson's chapel and later to Athens, Tennessee, for interment. He is survived by a wife, two children, six sisters, and one brother. He worked as a switchman for the Southern railway and was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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A. F. Lauderdale
Patterson
Athens
Tenn
Mr. Lauderdale
Southern Railway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mrs. Mary Emma Miller Dies at 46 in Private Sanitarium
Mrs. Mary Emma Miller aged 46 died at 10 o'clock Sunday night at a private sanitarium. The body was moved to Patterson's chapel. Funeral services will be held at her home 196 West Fourteenth street today with interment at Casey's cemetery. She is survived by husband James M. Miller and seven children.
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Mary Emma Miller
Patterson
Judge William Jackson Shockley Dies at 74 in Buckhead
Judge William Jackson Shockley, aged 74, died yesterday morning at his Buckhead residence. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. He is survived by his wife and one son, Ww. T. Shockley.
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Wm. Jackson Shockley
William Jackson Shockley
Buckhead
Paving Forfeit Debate Resumes In City Council
Council debated refunding Jamison Hollowell 506 for a sidewalk bid forfeited due to misinterpretation of private contractor payment rights. Committee recommitted the issue. some members opposed waiving the 600 forfeit. A charter amendment inquiry for a 250,000 crematory bond was assigned to a five member subcommittee. Ivy and West Peachtree street grades were set by resolution with construction orders issued.
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Jamison & Hollowell
Council
Alderman van Dyke
Harvey Hatcher
Clarence Haverty
A. H
Grace in Tower Bond Fight Over Husband Injury
A chaotic custody and bond dispute surrounds Mrs Grace after her husband Eugene Grace was wounded. Prosecutors contend two life insurance policies worth 25 000 were canceled after alleged fraud. Attorneys for Mrs Grace deny knowledge of any policy actions and say she seeks release on bond while doctors assess the husband’s condition.
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Grace
Georgia
Mr. Grace
Mr. Moore
United States District Court
John D. Steward
Moore & Branch
Charles T. Hopkins
Philip C. McDuffie
Cmpany
United States
Penn Mutual
United States Court
Lewis Hill
Hill
Where Is Grace's Heart In Georgia Shooting Trial
Eugene Grace, a Macon native and prominent citizen, was shot in Atlanta. The case centers on his wife Mrs Grace and alleged insurance motive. Grace’s statements and letters are cited as crucial to the trial, with defense claiming the case rests on Mrs Grace's own actions and statements.
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Grace
Daisy
Grave
Reuben A.” Arnold
Want Ads Free Read full announcement on Page eight
Classified notice offers free want ads and directs readers to Page eight for the full announcement. Details are not provided in the accessible text, but the item signals a public service or promotional placement within the newspaper.
New Optical House Opens at Walton Street
A new optician firm, H. S. Diamond & Co., has opened an attractive store at 2 Walton Street corner of Peachtree. The shop boasts modern equipment for fitting glasses and an expert optometry staff ready to supply glasses tailored to individual eyes. Visitors are welcome to tour and learn their methods.
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H. S. Dimond & Co
Walton Street
Peachtree
Ane
Roosevelt Promises Not to Run for President
The item notes that Roosevelt said he would not seek another term, with reference to comments in Prom Harper's Weekly and commentary in the Sun. It briefly cites Lyman Abbott and a lingering question about its relevance to current events.
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Harper's Weekly
Roosevelt
Sun
Lyman Abbott
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