Whisky cure praised by former drinker at James Sanatorium
Testimonial letters from a Kentuckian and a Michigan man claim James Sanatorium in Memphis Tennessee cured long standing alcohol and morphine problems. The Kentucky man says he drank heavily for fifteen years, entered treatment drunk, but left two days later sober with ten pounds gained and no urge for whisky. The Michigan man also credits the program for restoring vigor and nerve steadiness.
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Michigan
James Sanatorium
Memphis
Tenn
James Sanatorum
Little Paducah
Lost Al Desire for Morphia Improves Health at James Sanatorium
Letter from Charles B James Memphis Tenn praises the James Sanatorium for treating morphine addiction and restoring health. Included are references to James Home Remedies, the Jackson Mich practitioner, and promotional notices for tobacco and habit treatment products along with contact addresses in Missouri and St Louis.
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Martin & Loennecker
Charles B James
Memphis
James Sanatorium
Galoennecker
Bush Street
Jackson Mich
James Home
Charles James
James’ Sanatorium
Mempers Tenn
Delorey’s Philadelphia Meeting and Global Travel Notes
The preacher reports strong Philadelphia meetings with thousands saved and plans further tours to Ottawa and London. He describes Delorey as youthful yet decisive, capable of deep connection with professionals and businessmen, earning trust through calm authority and heartfelt, non sensational preaching.
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Philadelphia
Ottawa
Canada
London
Via
Delorey
Belfam Urohan
High and Low Prices for Literary Wares
A feature on authors earnings shows Milton and Campbell paid small sums for Paradise Lost and Pleasures of Hope while Hugo received around 100 dollars for Hernani. Anthony Hope reportedly earned about 10 000 for The Prisoner of Zenda with growing royalties. The Authors and Newspapers Association bought twelve new novels for 150 000 dollars, including A Rock on the Ball by Robert Barr. The paper secures serial rights to publish all twelve before book form and urges readers to order from their newsdealer for next Sunday's issue.
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John Milton
Campbell
Hernani
Victor Hugo Wes
Anthony Hope Ia
Zenda
Associa
Hon
Robert Barr
Subscriptions Pour In For City Exposition in 1910
A mass meeting on April 23 decided whether to hold a city exposition in 1910. Subscriptions to Secretary Walter Cooper surged after April 23, totaling about 23 405 dollars from numerous firms and individuals signaling strong support for the exposition. Notable donors include Inman, Orr Shoe Co, Rhodes-Haverty Furniture Co, and several laundries, bag Co, and carriage firms.
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Executive Committee
Walter Cooper
Geridea
Hay
Atlanta
Inman
Orr Shoe Company
Rewenstein Company
Veco Rhodes-Haverty Furniture Co
J Wood Stove Co
Knott & Awtry Shoe Co
Boa Carlton Shoe Ge
Bms Co
Boa McRvan Co
Geomin Paint and Glags Co
Yarbrough
Increasee
Blount Carriage and
Gbugey Co
White Hickory Wagon Co
Nat Kaiser & Co
Ae Ae
Jacob Vogt
Ee Wees
Joseph M” Wynchott
MhMin Hood, Ae
Globe’ Cloth
Braver Beating on Public Road Shocks Richmond
Richmond, May 5. Walter E Brauer son of ex treasurer Brauer of Henrico county was arrested today charged with severely beating his wife with a horse whip on a public road witnessed by many. Mrs Brauer had returned to her former home for passes. Servants alerted him by telephone and he confronted her in the road, delivering severe lashes before taking her home. Brauer and his wife have not been congenial for months and further trouble is anticipated.
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Richmond
Walter E Brauer
Brauer
Henrico County
Mra Brauer
DeGlye
Atlanta
Uust
Mildette
Wille
Emass
Saonr
Gas company probe triggers heated committee clash
In Atlanta a gas inquiry session sparks a clash as Alderman Holland and Councilman Patterson push for hearings while Chairman Key cites public rights. Attorney Hammond argues charter changes require legislative action, not committee probes, amid calls for potential condemnation and city ownership.
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Key
Alderman Holland
Gun Company
Gas
T. A. Hammond
Mir Hammond
Hammond
Rey
Counciman Patterson
Atlanta
Mr. Patterson
Wiliam Helm
Draper
Holland
Pei
New Orleans
Cmt
Patterson
Water Works Complaints and Meter Dispute Figure in Meeting
Citizens clash over water and gas billing with Alderman Holland proposing extra time for probe. The discussion cites meter accuracy, 6 000 meters inspected showing minimal fast readings, and 130 meters not registering. Alderman Holland and President Cosgrove note the gas company assets valued at 2.6 million dollars and expected taxes of 18 thousand dollars.
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Water Works Department
Key
Holland
Patterson
Ikey
Cosgrove
Thee Company
Special Sale Ladies Hats at Miss Rogers Parlors
Miss Edna Rogers announces a three day sale of twenty four trimmed hats at 719 The Rand. Rogers, an artist in hat design, promises stylish Indies hats with quick, high quality work. Sale runs Monday through Wednesday.
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Edna Rogers
The
Rand
Firemen Picnic and Locomotive Stokers Excursion
Atlanta Kennesaw lodge No 247 locomotive firemen plan annual outing at Pearl Springs on the Atlanta and West Point line near Newnan on Wednesday May 23. Special trains will carry attendees with as many as ten and a half coaches used. The committee includes J Ro Hesterly chairman T L Francia Be Sheirutt Pratt and M Ho Hammett. Train departs Terminal street at 8 o clock morning. The day features basket dinner music dancing fishing boating and bathing.
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Atlanta
Kennesaw Lodge
Pearl Springs
West Point
Newnan
J Ro Hesterly
T L. Francia
Sheirutt
Pratt
M Ho Hammett Antel Puting
Ste“Sa
Eprings
Washington to Host Triple Debate Among Gubernatorial Candidates
In Washington, Georgia, on Monday three gubernatorial hopefuls Ben H. Smith of Atlanta Richard Russell of Winder and Rev G Nunnally of Newnan plan to speak. The event aims for a joint, divided-time discussion on campaign issues with Rev Nunnally invited to ensure a triangular debate among the contenders.
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Washington
Wikes County
Ben
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Big Richard Ruussell
Winder
G . Nunnally
Newnan
Renally
Nunnally
Dick Russell
Smith
Mr Russell
F Nunnally
Felts Sen ator from 107% Young Candidate Doubles Vote
Warrenton Georgia May 5 Spotial TM nomination for county officers yesterday in Warren county. Felts, aged 28, won a landslide over two older opponents in the nineteenth district race. The surprise result drew astonishment as Felts secured strong support from a prominent local party group.
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Warrenton
Warren
St . Warren
James M Frigibh
Warren County
Vitor
Hicox Lumber Plant Destroyed At Jesup Georgia
Fire at the Hicox Lumber Company mill in Jesup destroyed the plant this morning after dawn. Early reports indicate a loss between ten and twenty thousand dollars with the blaze reaching into noon.
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Hicox Lumber
Jesup Ga
Hicox Gyber Companys
Tio Y Wie
Turpentine Plant in Jesup Burns in May Fire
A turpentine plant burned in Jesup on May 6 causing extensive damage. Investigators and local authorities reported a major blaze with significant smoke and fire response. No injuries were listed, and the incident prompted closures of nearby facilities as crews fought the flames.
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