Orme Dies in Atlanta Bank Leader at 52
Joseph T. Orme, vice president of the Kewry National Bank and longtime Atlanta business figure, died at 63 Ponce de Leon Avenue after a six month illness. He led Georgia Railway and Electric, served as treasurer of the Atlanta Chamber, and held posts in education and civic life. He leaves wife Mary Bickerson and three children plus two brothers and other relatives.
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Joseph T. Orme
Kewry National Bank
Atlanta
Ponce da Leon Avenue
Flo
Orme
Moost Capalle
Strongest Geures
Georgia Railway and Newtris Company
American Cast Iron Pipe Company
Larmingham
Joan Sigan
Chamber
Avanta Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Wig
Y of Atlanta
Aed
Capital City Club
Piedmont Driving Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Mr. Orme
Mary Bickerson
Truit
Anne Orme
Charles Bo Orme
Alive Gem Tig
Priestley Orme
Wilson Orme
Tennessee
Mr. Grims
Web Come
A. J
Prank Orme
Thanias Clarke
Edward
Belers
Grow Live Stock in the South and Cut Pork Costs
The article argues the South can raise pork efficiently with a long growing season and abundant feed crops. It cites Oklahoma and Louisiana experiments showing soybeans yielding pork worth 25.34 to 49.0 dollars per acre and sugarcane or cotton regions producing high pork value, urging pasture crops and fodder like soybeans sweet potatoes peanuts for low costs.
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Wkdama
Bouisiana
Sulfosol promises relief for rheumatism and gout
GOAT not the old molasses and sulphur doses but Sulfosol the new sulfur in solution, praised as soluble as sugar. Claims quick blood cleansing effects, uric acid expulsion, and relief for rheumatism skin troubles and gout, with a free booklet offer from the Sulfosol Company at 215 Washington St New York.
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Sulfosol Company
Washington St
New York
Elopers Follow Example Set by Two Generations
Cart Wall of 242 North Route Ward eloped with his bride Miles Willie Gertrude Eivings of 24 Piedmont Avenue in a family tradition. Dr Joan K E White of Second Baptist Church performed the ceremony at his residence, and the couple left for Florida. Wall works as an associate engineer on a skyscraper project at Holgewood Avenue and Bixelange Place. The wedding was kept private until Dr White informed relatives after departure. Mrs Johnson and others, unaware initially, celebrated once notified. Carl Wall's grandfather and grandmother also eloped. The couple will return to Atlanta to reside on North Boulevard.
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Wall
North Route Ward
Miles Willie Gertrude Eivings
Piedmont Avenue
Joan KE. White
Second Baptist Church
Hig
Oelock
Florida
Mins Irvings
Br. AL. Johnson
Watt Young Jr
Tturt
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Bixelange Place
Dr White
Rotems
Erie
Nathya
Pr White
Eote
de. White
Rita
Ernone
Johnson
Carl Wall
Mrs
Atlanta
Mr. Wall
North Boulevard
Futurist Painters and Political Shifts in Wilson Era
The April American Review of Reviews surveys Futurist painters praising vivid colors and dynamic forms while critiquing conventional taste. It also discusses U S political options, arguing Mr Bryan fits Wilson’s cabinet aims, with leaders like Underwood Clark and Marshall considered key advisers.
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Wilson
Harrison
Bliaine
McKinley
John Sherman
Bryants
Congress
Mr. Wilson
Underwood
Ways and Means
Rouse
Democratic
Champ Clark
Marshall
Indalana
Baltimore
Close J
Bryan a Consistent Choice in Wilson Cabinet
The Baltimore convention chose William Jennings Bryan for the cabinet post, aligning with Wilson's long standing principles. The nomination reflected Bryan's adherence to party standards and his prior service and recognition within the party.
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Bryan
Wilson
Albert Shaw
American Review of Reviews
Baltimore
Elon
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Appeals for Kentucky towns
Governor McCrary appealed to the Evansville supply station and the American Red Cross to aid Ashland and Wickliffe Kentucky after fires. Ashland requested Company K of the state guard to be sent to restore order. Tents and troops were arranged but provisions could not be delivered by the state.
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Frankfort
McCrary
United States
Evansville
Ind
National Committee of the American Red Cross
Ashland
Wickliffe
Company K
State Guard
Little Montenegro Defies the Powers in Balkan Crisis
London reports Montenegro continues bombardment of Scutari despite powers' wishes while Serbia delays troop withdrawal toward Albania. Austria-Hungary pressures action against Serbs and Albania, with Britain Italy and Austria tasked to enforce, Russia abstaining. Bulgarian losses cited at 1000 dead near Chekmeny amid Adrianople fall. non Bulgarian communities reported safe in Adrianople. Mediation note expected to be presented to the Porte.
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London
Montenegro
Scutari
Servia
Albania
Austria-Hungary
Great Britain
Italy
Austria
Russia
Bervin
Constantinople
Yuk
Porte
Corn Clubs and Southern Agriculture Pioneer Knapp
The article lauds Dr. Seaman Knapp for advancing southern farming through farm demonstrations and corn clubs. It credits him with organizing youths and men into clubs, promoting seed selection, fertilization, and new cultivation methods, and sharing results like high yields nationwide. His work sparked a shift in southern farming, challenging long-held low yields and inspiring broader adoption of modern practices.
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E. B. Miller
American Review of Reviews
Seaman A. Knanp
Knapp
Tie
South
Corn Clube
Jerry Moore
Bennie Fleeran
Corn Club
Acre
Ife
Aouth
Mrs Jarrell Dies After Short Illness at 28
Mrs. Robert Jarrell aged 28 died at home of her mother Mrs. Bobl Dobbs 394 North Boulevard after several weeks illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. She was a member of Jackson Hill Baptist Church and is survived by her husband, her mother, and brothers and sisters Z T James John Lobos Fay Lebbs Mrs Thomas Coleman Hodge and Mrs A C Thurman.
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Robert Jarrell
I Orlock
Dobbs
North Boulevard
Jarrell
Jackson Hill
Death of six year old William J Church at Crescent Ave
The six year old son of Mr and Mrs William Church of 125 Crescent avenue died at 1 am. The funeral will be held at 3 pm today at Barclay and Branson's chapel with interment at Hollywood Cemetery.
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William J. Church
William Church
Crescent Avenue
Barclay & Brandon
Hollywood
Brave Death in Cruise Up Amazon Expedition
The Pennsylvania yacht sails on a three year Amazon expedition for the University of Pennsylvania museum led by Dr. William C. Farabee with Captain J. H. Bowen and Dr. Franklin B. Church. Sun y MacNabb joins as a seasoned traveler. crew equipped with kodaks revolvers ammunition and hunting knives.
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Cruise
Amazon
South America
Pennsylvania
Rip
University of Pennsylvania Museum
University
Mermaid
J. H. Bowen
U. N
William C. Farabee
Museum
Franklin B. Chursh
Sun@y MacNabb
The
Flood Sufferers Collections Reported on Sunday
The Constitution notes Sunday collections for flood sufferers were limited by Sabbath closures and hesitancy to transact. Despite this, several offerings were taken, including $4.60 from Ariel Bowen Memorial Methodist Church and $1 from James Brady, bringing the total to 5883.85.
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Reacson
Ariel Bowen Memorial Methodist Church
James 2. Brady
Secretary Houston hailed as educational southern statesman
The article lauds David Franklin Houston as the new secretary of agriculture, praising the department’s expansion under science and noting his rise from Texas institutions to Washington. It frames him as a national figure with southern roots and broad vision, linking to President Wilson’s cabinet choices. It also contrasts with the wartime need for a lawyer in the War Department and endorses Lindley M. Garrison as secretary of War.
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Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Houston
Washington
Washington University
St. Louis
Texas Agricultural, Olege
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South Darling
Harvard University
Johns Hlopkins University
South
David Franklin Houston
Northwest
Northeast
Sr. Houston
Virginia
Carolinas
Missouri
Texas
Albert Shaw
American Review of Reviews
Army
Navy
National Defense
War Department
Leonard Wood
Lindley M. Garrison
New Jersey
War Office
Wiilson
Garrison
Philippines
Insular
Mexico needs a strong ruler not a democracy, says editor
In a harsh appraisal of Mexico under Diaz and Madero, the piece argues that the country is not ready for popular government and requires a firm, dominating ruler. The author calls Madero weak and unable to restore order, warns of widespread brigandage, and predicts a U.S. intervention after crossing the Rio Grande.
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Robert Kaufman
Madero
Chaos
Mex
Ding
Mexico
Sateus
Rio Grande
Portirio Diaz
Roxbury Cake Recipe from Local Cookery Note
A old recipe details Roxbury cake using eggs sugar butter molasses sour milk flour cinnamon and cloves with raisins walnuts and iced top. Bake in small tins yields eighteen cakes and stores well in an earthen jar.
White Sauce Recipe From The Woman's World
A brief April feature shows a simple white sauce method from The Woman's World. Melt butter, whisk in flour and seasonings, gradually add hot milk, and beat until smooth and glossy for a basic sauce.
New School in Art Revolutionizes American Art Viewing
A substantial exhibition in New York City's Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory, February 17 to March 15, showcases modern European and American artists. Organized by the American Walunters and Sebloters, it aims to familiarize the public with modern art and highlight revolutionary painters who push beyond traditional academic restraint toward vivid, expressive interpretations of light, color, and nature.
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American Review of Reviews
Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory
New York City
Association of American Walunters and Sebloters
Monet
Renoir
Degas
Bonuguereau
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