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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
16
Elizabeth Boone of Franklin Virginia recounts eight years of severe womanly troubles. After seven bottles of Cardui she is strong again and able to do housework and laundry. She urges other women to start Cardui now to relieve chronic conditions and save money on other medicines.
Augusta visitors help for opera include Mrs Jacob Phinizy Mrs J H Jackson Miss Stearna Mrs McGowan Mrs Gharhes Phinisy and Miss Phinizy at East Lake. Guests at Winecoff include Mrs Jesse Couch from Asheville and others. Social pointers note births visits and teas among locals and guests with several names and places.
An old advertisement touts Tango as a safe corn and bunion remedy that 根s out the core without pain. It claims instant relief, a money back guarantee, and urges purchase from all druggists with Jacobs Pharmacy of Atlanta behind the product.
Incoming guests for opera week include Miss Ruth Haul of Necad Mississippi Mrs David Stuart of Butler Georgia visiting sister Mrs W S Stokes in Anely Park Mrs William T Newman entertaining guests from Knoxville Colonel Lawrence D Tyson from Knox ville and Mrs Tyson at the Ansley several parties planned for Mrs Walker and box at the opera Mrs Harry Lea Tones from New York at the Piedmont with Mrs W E Smal of Macon Mr and Mrs D E Walker Swan of Savannah guests of Mrs R M Baker on Peachtree Road plus visitors Olivia Bojacks from Montgomery and Bettie Lee and Mrs Elizabeth Winthros Edgar from New York at the Georgian Terrace.
Vice President Reynolds of the Postal Telegraph company praised the Atlanta local office before departing. He noted upcoming service improvements and was hosted by Manager Beatty with Postal officers, while John Sirov accompanied him as associate electrical engineer during tours of Virginia Carolinas Georgia and Florida.
Washington Georgia April 20 Special a surveying corps from the University of Georgia under Prof C M Strahan arrived in Washington and began a survey between Washington and Lincolnton for a potential railroad. A charter application for Washington and Lincolnton railroad will be issued this week. The line would be about twenty miles, a major development for Wilkes and Lincoln counties. Lincoln lacks rail service but two lines appear headed toward the county with Seaboard Air Line backing a Hiberton to eastern extension toward Augusta.
Lawrence Tripne known as the shooting gallery man of Atlanta died at his home on West Harris Street at age 56. He had spent twenty years in the business, owned the gallery at Forsyth and Luckie Streets, and re established it before his death. He belonged to Knights of Pythias Shriners Masonic lodge No. 59 and Red Men Cherokee lodge No. 1. Survived by his wife and daughter Kilsie Trippe. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Athens Ga April 30 Special Athens has raised funds to cover travel costs for local Confederate veterans who cannot afford the trip to the Jacksonville reunion. A special coach will carry five or sixty veterans from Central next Monday morning to Jacksonville.
Newton Covington Ga April 30 Special results Newton county primary today Clerk of superior court J B Tavim re-elected coroner Joe Wight sheriff B J Johnson defeating former sheriff Sam Hay by two votes tax receiver J B Lunaford re-elected treasurer L Wead county R W Meador commissioner names listed
At 179 Hampton Street Judge Nash Proyles bound over Byron Buck after a dispute over ice placement. The incident occurred Wednesday following an arrest for assault and battery with a $500 bond set. Honea testified the other man attempted to ice his back and objected.
A 20 year old man fell about forty nine feet from a roof while painting Ay Lovett’s Myrtle home at about 10 o’clock Thursday. He was carried to a nearby hospital, then returned home. The incident occurred in Newtown County near Lovett, Georgia, as part of a county leaders meeting and farm talks at Professor J O Martin’s office.
Mail $1 to Cloud-Stanford Co in Atlanta for an official Shrine pennant. Recipient urged to send payment to receive the item. Limited details on size or delivery not provided.
The grammar school field day in Atlanta splits into two sessions at Bones de Leon park with boys and girls from fourth to eighth grade. Saturday morning events include shuttle relay, ball relays, circle dodge ball, potato relay, captain ball, flag relay, and volleyball ending at noon. Monday afternoon features team championships, primary running races, dumbbell exercise, ladies events, and folk dances, concluding with prizes and a small admission fee.
Friends of Charley X Walker of Walker Rooting Co. report his rapid recovery after a fall from a roof. Physicians say he has passed the crisis and will resume duties at his office soon.
The State Chamber of Commerce led by president C. J. Sladen will move this month into renovated rooms in the Chamber building on North Pryor Street. The quarters will be handsomely fitted up. Other trade organizations are expected to move in shortly.
Washington April 30 Increases averaging 28 cents 2 ton on shipments of clay from points in Georgia to New York City Boston and other destinations in the northeast were proposed by rail and ocean lines today but suspended by the interstate commerce commission built August 29. Washington Trade Board Washington Ga April 23 Special At the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of Washington the following officers were elected for the ensuing year W T Johnson president Ben 3 Neal first vice president M P Pope second vice president George A Poche treasurer and George M Du Bose secretary.
Rabbi David Marx will deliver the sermon at the Unitarian church service to be held Sunday morning at 11 in the Woman's Club building due to a special arrangement.
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