Modern tonic Tone Vita touted to revive run-down city dwellers
Promotes Tone Vita as a powerful modern tonic to cure nervous debility and fatigue claimed to rapidly restore health and energy. Also markets Rhubarb Laxative as a gentle natural remedy for chronic constipation with pleasant taste and family use. Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta claims agency and offers money-back guarantee.
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Europe
Petes Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Wit
Moultrie Hosts Club Women in Local Convention
Moultrie Ga March 28 Special The second district club women convened as guests of the Worth-While Club. Sessions opened at 1 with prayers and programs including greetings from Daughters of the Confederacy and Christian Temperance Union, reports of federated clubs, and talks on Schools the Social Center Junior Civics and Prison Reform. Afternoon sessions featured state officials and health lecture with delegates staying as guests for several days.
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Eeeee Christian Temperance Union
Z. H. Clark
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. C. Vereen
W. L. Davis
Everette Daniels
Federation
H. H. Merry
Arch C. Cree
X. Co. White
M. A. Bland
Lyman Amsden
Brittain
New pastor to be welcomed as revival begins at church
The Cen a Baptist church will welcome Dr. Caleb A. Ridley from Beaumont at 11 o’clock this morning. A new pipe organ recital by Charles A. Sheldon Jr. will feature the program. Tickets are 25 cents, available at the church. Ridley preaches Sunday morning and Sunday night, starting a week of revival meetings.
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Cena
Baptist Church
Caleb A. Ridley
Beaumont
Texas
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
Atlanta Conservatory
Ridley
Strength And Durability Of Auto Inner Tubes
An Atlanta test of a Kelly Springfield inner tube shows extraordinary strength. C B Van Dusen used a minor tube as a link tying two heavy Overland tourers with hemp ropes. The tube stretched to six feet while parked, then contracted instantly. it pulled a five person car uphill on Alabama Street and remained flaw free after removal.
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Kelly Springfield
Atlanta
C. B. van Dusen
Alabama
Children Run Away Then Return to Marry in Stormy Night
Mia S D Astin of 210 Murphy Avenue recalls her daughter Miss Hva A Astin and Aaron B Valentine aged 21 revealing they wed after running away. A telephone call reported they were at Mr Ward's, where the ceremony occurred with a welcoming reception. The couple had been longtime friends and soon returned home as storm clouds gathered.
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Mia
S. D. Astin
Murphy Avenue
Hva A. Astin
Mrs. Astin
Mrs. Valentine
Rev. A. C. Ward
Happy Ever After
City Fire Department
Meyer Accused by Dying Woman in Macon
Mary Moore, dying from a gunshot wound in Macon, says Leo Meyer shot her unprovoked after she refused to reveal a man’s name. She alleges Meyer fired into the ceiling, then shot her when she reached for a pistol.
Huddleston Enters Race for Fulton Tax Receiver
Press Huddleston announces candidacy to challenge incumbent T M Armistead for Fulton county tax receiver. Former Atlanta city clerk and mayoral aide promotes salary system, says campaign will not be a foul one, signaling a municipal politics platform.
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Huddleston
Fulton County
T. M. Armistead
Atlanta
Wiggins Arrested for Lunacy in Savannah
George P. Wiggins, long a prominent Savannah businessman and Grace Methodist church steward, was arrested on a lunacy warrant after passing numerous worthless checks. He also faced charges in police court for seven bad checks and several more before arraignment, with relatives arranging the lunacy arrest as his condition was deemed insane. He claimed funds in banks and disputed the payment of five checks.
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Savannah
Grace Methodist Church
George P. Wiseins
Wiggins
Ball
Pennsylvania Will Honor Dr C W Long
Athens Georgia March 28 special at the University of Pennsylvania a medallion in the medical building corridor will be unveiled with ceremony and addresses to Dr Crawford Wy Long the Georgia physician credited as the discoverer of ether anesthesia four daughters Mrs A O Harper Mrs Florence Long Bartow Mrs Frances Long Taylor and Miss Emma Long travel from Philadelphia for the event Dr I H Goss a close friend of the Long family will attend to represent Dr Kefley of Johns Hopkins at the occasion
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Athens
University of Pennsylvania
Crawford Wy. Long
Georgia
Long
A. O. Harper
Florence Long Bartow
Frances Long Taylor
Emma. Long
Philadelphia
I. H. Goss
Kefley
Johna Hopkins
Fulton Voters Near 15 000 Registered for 1912 Primaries
Fulton County voters number about 15 000 eligible for the 1912 primaries with 14 000 already registered and another 1 000 expected before the April 2 deadline. Registration is at the tax collector’s office and Govan’s cigar store on Peachtree Street. The upcoming campaign for president nominee, and offices of ordinary and solicitor general, draws the most attention.
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Fulton County
Andy Stewart
Georgia
Govan's
Peathtree Street
Policeman Otis Perry Wanted in Two Counties
In Columbus Georgia on March 28 special report says deputy sheriffs from two counties, Russell and Lee, pursued Policeman Otis Perry for a fatal shooting of James Floyd last Saturday night. Perry was arrested briefly in Seale and detained, with Russell County grand jury set to meet again next week to likely take up the case.
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Columbus
Girard
Otis Perry
James Floyd
Gallops
Fullasell County
Sealey
Perry
Prince
Lee County
Opelika
Russell County
Lee
Seale
Judge Speer Denies Bankrupt Petition Against Beach Mfg
Macon Ga March 28 Special Judge Emory Speer of the U S district court denied an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed by Standard Oil against Beach Manufacturing Company of Appling county Naval stores firm capitalized at several hundred thousand dollars The judge said bankrupting a going concern of that size would be serious and he wanted the company to work out its indebtedness
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Macon
Emory Speer
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company
Beach Manufacturing Company
Appling County
Speer
Season Ticket Sale Ends in Two Days for 1912 Opera Series
The Atlanta Music Festival Association reports strong interest as season tickets for the 1912 igland operas to be staged at the Auditorium remain available for two final days. Tickets can be purchased at Cable Plano Co. on Broad Street and Phillips & Crew on Pryor Street, with single ticket sales starting Thursday, April 4. Demand is expected to surge once single sales begin, and best seats will go quickly.
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Cable Plano Company
Broad Street
Phillips & Crew's
Pryor Street
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Weeden Committed Suicide in Fredericksburg Merchant
Fredericksburg Virginia March 28 wealthy merchant C W Weeden ended his life by cutting his throat. He left a daughter and a brother as survivors. The cause was not immediately stated.
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C. W. Weeden
Fredericksburg
Exiled clerk vindicated as not guilty in postal case
An ex postal clerk, long trusted by the railway mail service, faced an ex parte indictment based on paid spies. A federal jury acquitted him, exonerating the employee after a hasty department dismissal sparked by internal sleuths. Questions linger on apology, reinstatement, and costs.
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Leway
John F. Blodgett
Railway’ Mall
Federal
National Spy Service
Star Chamber
Ofice Department
United States
Brooks County Helps Eradicate Hookworm
Brooks County commissioners approved 156 to aid state board of health in hookworm eradication. Dr. Henry telegraphed Fort describing sixth county to fund the campaign, money used for advertising disinfectants and medicines. Work completed in several counties, Brooks to begin next week, Ware to be next.
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Brooks County
State Board Off Health
Charles KR. Henry
A. G. Fort
State Board
Tift
Lowndes
Colquitt
Betment
Thomas
Brooks
Ware
Heat system bids rejected for George W. Adair school
School board found bids for heating and ventilation too high and rejected them. Special committees will try to obtain a lower bid today or re advertise. The heating needs at several older buildings, notably the Tenth Street school, were discussed with emphasis on improvements. Clark, a teacher of twenty six years, was noted.
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George W. Adair
Board of Education
Clark
Southern Business College April Enrollment Boosted
Prospective pupils urged to enroll for April at the Southern Business College in Atlanta. Miss Dorothy Smith, a standout graduate, reports rapid stenography work for the Warren Manufacturing Co. and praises the college. Officials Briscoe and Arnold invite calls or letters for enrollment and inquiries.
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Juthern Business College
Dorothy Smith
Warren Mfg. Co
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Railroad Baggage Ruling Upholds Exclusive Transfer Privilege
The interstate commerce commission rules that a railroad or terminal company may grant exclusive rights to a transfer company to solicit business on trains and its property and issue passenger checks. It also says the railroads cannot regulate baggage transfer charges at stations. Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company maintains the leased privilege at the Terminal plaza after court disputes. Immigration travel is heavy, with many immigrants heading to the Northwestern states and Canadian farmlands. New Orleans and Frisco terminal projects plan nearly $1.0 million in terminal work, while Big Four faces engine condemnations delaying Michigan division moves. O. P. Bartlett and H. J. New are noted railroad officials involved in regional travel and staffing.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company
Commission
Terminalis
Chicago
Michigan
Big Four Railroad
Frisco plans vast Chalmette riverfront improvements
Completion of Chalmette slips along the Mississippi river will allow ships to enter roads at the Frisco wharves. An additional $200,000 will fund improvements on Frisco warehouses ashore Chalmette. The project ranks among the south's most extensive road undertakings this year.
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Chalmette
Mississippi River
Frisco
Spullock dies at Rome office age fifty
Rome Ga March 28 Special The death of James H Spullock occurred this morning at his office on Third avenue near Broad Street He was about 50 years old and had been seriously ill for a month He was notary public and Justice of the Peace for the Rome district and was recorder of the city of Rome for Nina years He leaves two children several sisters and a large number of relatives to mourn his death The funeral will occur in Rome tomorrow.
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Rome
James H. Spullock
Third Avertue
Broad Street
Wascecurder
Raeme
Nina
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