Tona Vita Vitality Tonic Promoted By Physicians
An interview with a physician promoting Tona Vita, a new tonic, as a remedy for nervous strain and debility plaguing city dwellers. He claims the product quickly restores energy, improves mood, and wards off constant fatigue, with a money-back guarantee if no improvement. Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta handles Tona Vita and Lee’s Rhubard Laxative.
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Publc
United States
Lergely
Ameri C
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Lee's
Rae Cole
Howella
New York City
One Pair Makes A Crop Shoestore Economy
Farm Shoes offer two styles with comfort at 3.50 dollars per pair. A new pair is free for records of longest service. The ad urges dealers to order from EK Our Shoe Company Red Seal Shoe Factory in Atlanta Georgia.
Recall Drive and Mob Clash Over Mayor Action
A mass meeting sparked a citizens recall drive against Mayor Schriver and Commissioner Hart. After adjournment a mob formed and clashes occurred as police intervened to stop residents from obtaining the suppressed edition. A rumor of Frank Potts’ death by police was false, doctors reporting apoplexy instead.
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Frank Potts
Po- Hce
Doc‘tors
Schriver
Hart
Hutcheson Joins Underwood Campaign In Fulton County
Carl Hutcheson, a lawyer, takes charge as secretary of the Underwood campaign in Fulton County. Harrison Jones declines due to travel in April, citing Hutcheson’s prior campaign leadership for Congressman William Schley Howard. County-wide organization reports show strong Underwood support, with sections predicting near unanimous Fulton backing.
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Hutcheson
Fulton ‘County
Underwood
Harrison Jones
Underwood Cauge
Hutch
Eson
Hutchesan
William Schley Howard
Fulton
Carl Hutcheson
Fulton County Underwood Club
Editors and Police Tension Roils Rock Island
Citizens drenched as fire department HQ feared next target after attack on the police station. Mayor Schriver wounds to editor John Looney in a personal clash. Fifteen years of political friction, duels, and editor-political battles shape Rock Island journalism.
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Fire Department
John Looney
Schriver
Rock Island
Underwood Strong in East and South Support Cited
A southern observer praises Underwood as a steadfast congressman and notes strong business conditions in New York. He argues southern birth does not hurt support, predicting Taft will be nominated and Underwood would unite the South and North in the White House.
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North
McGehee
New York
Underwood
Congress
Adda
Taft
Roosevelt
White House
Mr. McGehee
Underwood Boom Now Sounding in Maryland Trip
John Corrigano reports Oscar W. Underwood’s Maryland trip sparks a Democratic boom for the southern senator’s presidential bid. The Maryland reception framed him as the first full fledged southern candidate, with Westmoreland and notable congressmen aboard. Baltimore leaders and Annapolis officials welcomed the delegation.
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John Corrigano
Washington
Oscar W. Underwood
Democrats of
Maryland
Annapolia
Baltimore American
Underwood
Athens
America
Alabama
Thes Democracy
Mberty
Annapolis
Underwood Rally Draws Strong Support Across Georgia
County by county letters pour into Underwood headquarters praising his honesty and leadership. Voters in Oconee, Glascock, Putnam, Carroll and Hart counties express overwhelming support, with estimates of 90 to 95 percent backing and calls for buttons and organized clubs as campaign momentum builds.
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Underwood
Aragon Daily
Oscar W. Underwood
Oconee County
G. R. Hutchens
A. H. Adkins
Elmedel
Professor Wilson
New Jersey
F. Whitten
Bridgeboro
Thomas A. Walden
Glascock County
Reidaville
Wilson
Eatonton
Underwood Club
Putnam
Jake Tweedy
Putnam County
Washington County
Carroll County
J. A. Andrewa
Carnegie
Randolph County
J. C. Williams
Greensboro
Green County
Statesman
Alabama
Harralson County
Eléas
Atlanta Chorus Impresses In Last Night's Festival Concert
The Atlanta Music Festival chorus drew 900 audience members and 300 new recruits, led by city organist Dr. Percy J. Starnes. The performance featured non professional singers guided with intelligent baton work, including selections from Song of the Vikinais, a Christmas carol, Cowen’s wedding chorus, Gounod’s Gallia, and Sullivan’s Lost Chord arranging. Charles A Sheldon Jr accompanied on organ with Hda Bartholomew and c W Dieckmann on two pianos, providing a rich orchestral backdrop.
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Atlanta Music Festival
Atlanta
Percy J. Starnes
Attaicks
Cowen
Gounod
Gallia
Charles
A. Sheldon, Jr
Bartholomew
W. Dieckmann
Sheldon
Sullivan
Fiorende
Georg Lished Litwwell
Atlanta Jewish charity fund to aid a family in tragedy
The Constitution and the committee of trustees outline a plan to fund and care for a grieving family. Money raised supports the mother and three elder children, with arrangements to transfer the siblings to the Benacular Brith Orphanage in New Orleans or Memphis as appropriate. funds will be held by the Federation of Jewish Charities and managed by appointed trustees.
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Memphis
B’nal Brith
Astees
Achmieister
Memphis Ag
Atlanta Constitution
Mre
Aaron Morris
Temple Sunday School
Pryor Street
Morris Fund
Eugene Oberdorfer, Jr
Clarence Felberman
1. Schoen
Federation of Jewish Charities
Constitution Fund
Mother's Plan to Help Morris Family Through Fund Drive
A Atlanta community raises 8265.26 for the Morris family with a two day drive and a Holland theater benefit on April 4. Mrs Morris thanks supporters as I Schoen of the Federation of Jewish Charities coordinates gifts from Georgia and beyond including New York and North Carolina contributors.
Concertgoers Praise Vieuxtemps Ballade and Polonaise
Louise Dooly notes the audience of about two thousand while a concert showcases Vieuxtemps Ballade and Polonaise with a well balanced program. The chorus has been rehearsing since September and is planned as a permanent organization with sessions resuming next Monday night.
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Louise Dooly
Offer for club came too late in Montgomery
Montgomery Ala Marcel 26. City Commissioner E B Joseph announced at a commission meeting that Richard Tillie owner of Montgomery's Southern League franchise yesterday accepted an offer to sell to Little Rock for 20000 dollars. He said the acceptance came too late for this season but may be considered next year.
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Montgomery
Ala
Marcel
Clity
E. B. Joseph
Commission
Richard Tillie
Little Rock
Joseph
Beason
42 Years In Chaingang Begins New Sentence
Palmer Peas, 69, the oldest chaingang member, returns to service and marks his forty third year with the Bang. He first entered Fulton county jail as a six year old. Records show he came to keep company with mammy and daddy and brothers, making corn whisky, and has served under many sheriffs and deputies.
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Palmer Peas
Chaingang
Suttles
Bang
Peas
Fulton County
Atlanta
Falmer
Mammy
Ble
Sun
Indan
Dea
Wardy Wimecnor
Joe Browm
Taft Wins Indiana Delegates Amid Roosevelt Push
Indiana delegates split as Taft supporters secure 18 of 30 delegates to the national convention while Roosevelt groups win four independent at large seats. Roosevelt claims momentum and vows to contest seating in Chicago. conventions face roll calls with eventual Indiana tally reported as 18 for Taft and 12 for Roosevelt.
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Indianapolis
Taft
Hoepgevelt
Crowed
Chicago
Roosevelt
Indiana
Harry
New
Charles W. Fairbanks
James H. Watson
Joseph D. Oliver
Credential Committee
Beveridge
Fred Landis
Edwin M. Lee
Charles H. Campbell
A Reasonable Plea For the Stomach
An 1905 advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as natural digestive aids. It claims to supply essential digestive elements, stimulate gastric glands, and restore digestion. The firm offers a free trial sample and notes endorsements by physicians, with a London chemical analysis vouching for safety.
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Stuart
London
Central
St. Fenchurch St. B.C
F. A. Stuart Co
Clerkenwell Road
B. C
Rave
John R. Brooke
PF. J. GC
FC. S&s
United States
Canada
Pr. A
Stuart Co
Stuart Bide
Marshall
Mich
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