Morphine and Whiskey Cure by a Atlanta Doctor
A private sanitarium run by Dr. Marion T. Davis in Atlanta offers treatment for morphine and alcohol habits. The method emphasizes mind body care, seeks physician inquiry, and warns that publishing the technique could tempt relapses. Patients are invited to write or visit the 141 Spring Street facility or P O Box 565.
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Marion T. Davis
Spring St
Atlanta
Postoffice
Spring Street
Dr. Davis
Welcome to Odd Fellows Convention in Athens Georgia
Athens gears up for the annual Independent Order of Odd Fellows Grand Lodge convention joined by Rebekahs and the grand encampment. Officers arrive, decorations bloom citywide, with parades, games, Shakespeare on campus, and dozens of contests and formal meetings across three days. Local universities host tours and parades ensure a lively, color filled event with thousands expected.
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Athens
Grand Lodge of Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Georgia
Grand Lodge of the Rebekahs
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
John F. Davis
Rome
Grand Lodge
E. A Baughan
Atlanta
Agnes Dickson
Fitzgerald
Rebekah State Assembly
L. Eliott
Brunswick
Department of Patriarch
Millitant
Great Order
The
Odd Fellows
Mammoth
Clayton Street
University of Georgia
State Normal School
Virginia
Nebekas
Odd Fellows Hall
Georgian Hotel
Clarke Rifles
Pattiarch
University Artillery
Rebekah
Deupree Hall
Clarke Riffes
University Battalion
Aldrich Aide Mc Manus Dies in Hotel Room
Michael J. Mc Manus, secretary to United States Senator Nelson W Aldrich, was found dead in his hotel room in New York on May 21. Gas escaped from five jets as the room’s windows were shut. A Washington date note says Mc Manus had traveled from the senator’s house and appeared in normal mind prior to the death.
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New York
Michael J. McManus
Washington
D. C
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Roland
McManus
William James
Butler
Aldrich
Henry Selfridge
Chicago
London
Mr. Selfridge
Equitable
Threadneedle Street
Selfridge
Cannon Urges Ross To Head New Government Bureau
Speaker Cannon met the president at the White House on May 1 to urge Taft to appoint David Ross, chief of the Tellinois bureau of mines, as head of the newly created government bureau of mines in Washington. Ross is Cannon’s constituent.
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Cannon
Ross
Washington
White House
Taft
David Ross
Tellinois Bureau of Mines
Government Bureau of Mines
Mr. Ross
Charities Convention In Session In St Louis
The thirty seventh meeting of the Associated Charities and Corrections in St Louis attracts wide attendance. Georgia's Carteron Gibson will discuss industrial education in the south. Jane Addams presides. Sessions cover social survey, adult blind care, delinquency, medical school inspections, probation, health, and tuberculosis prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Charities and Corrections
St. Louis
Carteron Gibson
Columbus
Georgia
South
John K. Ottley
Atlanta
Associated Charities and Corrections
Jane Addams
Hult House
John Daniels
Buffalo Social Survey
Richard Silvester
Metropolitan Police Department
Washington
Martha P. Falconer
Girls’ House of Refuge
Philadelphia
Caswell Hillis
University of Texas
Carleton Gibson
Columbia
Llouis H. Beherns
St. Louis Tuberculosis
Negro Baptist Congress Meets in Atlanta May 25
The Negro Baptist Sunday School Congress will convene in Atlanta for five days starting May 8 with workers from every state. The mass meeting on May 29 at the Auditorium features Ray Walker and W F Graham as principal speakers, a 100-voice chorus, and banners leading the march.
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Negro Baptist Sunday School Congress
Atlanta
National Congress
Ray
C. T. Walker
D.D
Augusta
W. F. Graham
Richmond
Congress
N. H. Pius
Liberty Baptist Church
J. W. Jackson
Jackson
Eufaula
Cuthbert
Hot Springs
Drought Hurts Crops Yet Prospects Improve For Corn In Georgia
Bwainsboro Georgia May 21 Special. A long drought has left crops with little rain for six to seven months yet local farmers report no severe damage. Cold weather has kept cotton small but corn prospects look good. Farmers plan economical planting and reduced debt, while merchants note a drop in time trade, signaling hope for cash farming and greater farmer independence.
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Bwainsboro
Gordon Circle Denies Excursion Plan
Mrs. A M Purtell chairs Gordon Circle press committee of King’s Daughters and Sons and requests details regarding an excursion plan. The notice emphasizes that Gordon Circle is not offering any excursion.
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Gordon Circle
A. M. Purtell
King's Daughters and Sons
Tallulah Falls
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Davis
Tim
Negro Baptist Congress
West End
Yallu
Elbert Hubbard
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Paul Morton
Broadway
New York City
J. E. McLauchlin
Atlanta, Georgia
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