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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
10
Fragmented text extols military endurance and medical science, praising nutrition and digestion in soldiers. Mentions Pierce's Golden Wide, supplies, and home remedies. Discusses stomach strength as key to vigor, with references to fuel, food, and digestion in war conditions.
Hereford cattle sold at the Georgia show by the American Hereford Cattle Association auction. About half the herd went to Brooks County buyers. several animals came from other states. Prices varied, with most cattle around one year old. The event drew registrants and buyers from multiple towns, ending with congratulations to Brooks for the successful sale.
Douglas reports arrest related to stolen tire items at a Pebrugey shop. Suspect, Persan in Pebrugey, faces charges. Terry Nettles and his two sons Aubry and Barry Nettles released on bond after involvement.
Notable visitors including Mims and Cole will attend the Vanderbilt Alumni celebration honoring Jound das by the Georgia Uumm of i le bile. The event Thursday evening is presided by professor Indiana Whiteford Ro oLole.
The board of trustees plans a large university celebration at the Piedmont Driving Club near Gusman Terrace. The event targets all graduates of the university, both men and women, and invites them to attend with many already accepting.
The Second District School announces its largest graduating class. May 26 special ceremony delivered diplomas to 31 graduates from Grady, Chariton, Herrien, Brock, and Worth counties. Principal Dora Owen supervised the exercises with rural dignitaries presiding including the county superintendent and Worth’s literary address.
South Georgia State Normal prepares commencement with a baccalaureate sermon in Patterson for Blackshear on Sunday. Students of the music department assist, and a Thursday faculty reception will honor the graduates. The exercises are set for 7:30 PM Friday with Woods Tarell of the Georgia House delivering the address.
Douglas Geenv, 26, and Olin Hadsock were picked up by Sheriff Figkerson and jailed awaiting trial at the next term of Superior Court. They are held on a tiger charge.
Glennville High School in Glennville Georgia announces its year end commencement ceremony to be the best held at this institution. The graduating class lists Robert V Odum, Walto bel cache, Claire Mann, Gertrude Delowh, Annie Mae Snibberly, Tans Belle Tasterling, Libet Lipsky, and Wallace Weathers.
Central of Georgia Railway announces timetable changes effective May 20. Train 32 to Jacksonville Savannah Macon and intermediate points will leave Atlanta at 10:26 PM arrive at Tariff in 11:44 PM Macon 1:35 AM. Schedules for other trains remain unchanged.
The Grand Lodge gathered at the Grand Opera House for its annual communication. Officers elected include Harwell of LaGrange, McChitney, GoW, and Bennett among others. The Rebekah state assembly met at Joelok to confirm leading officials and hold prize contests and a motorcade race, with teams from Savannah and Atlanta winning events.
FitzGerald beats the rival team eight to three tonight in a lively open air masquerade dance on Main Street at Pine. Prof C H Peay elected principal of Louisville Academy, joining a small but complete faculty including Miss Trielle Rica and Miss Frances Brimiert, with assistants Miss Walton Arnold and others.
An advertisement extols a harmless vegetable substitute to calomel for liver sluggishness. It claims calomel causes headaches and sickness and touts a product named Dodkons Liver Tive as a safe, quicker alternative that cleanses the body, boosts energy, and is suitable for children.
In charge of the music department Professor BH HO Fehnaon forms the program for the public concert. The forthcoming commencement is set with a Friday night program to be rendered during the evening.
Sunday services begin at noon with the commencement sermon preached by Pes Wo AKO Dennis of Sandersville. An address by Hon Sam Titus of Augusta will follow the exercises and sermon.
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