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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
7
Omaha plans to allocate around $1000 for construction of new ward mediation buildings. City officials estimate needs and funding sources, aiming to improve community dispute resolution spaces. The measure moves through committee for review and potential voting.
An old advertisement touts an Overnight Relief for constipation using a herbal blend called Pepwin or Peppin X. Marketed as a general health tonic for women and children, the note claims the product clears bowels before retiring and notes the relief is associated with an oil or syrup bottle from a Washington state dealer.
Washington reports indicate many submarines assigned to wartime duties suffer frequent breakdowns. Secretary Daniels ordered a thorough inquiry to determine costs and remedies. An experimental submarine program faces testing two years into its development amid rising concerns over reliability.
Reports from recent New York maneuvers show persistent breakdowns among twelve dubmarinas with several unable to proceed and others requiring lengthy repairs. Officials plan immediate investigation to identify causes, with emphasis on design faults, reposing systems, and test realities as new submarines enter further trials.
Mrs Rhoda King files a civil suit against a street car company as her attorney Wydisen Dell Mrs Hinds submits the entry in the case. The fragmented text references Summit and Georgia Kilwar with uncertain details about the proceedings and outcomes.
A letter from a reader complains about a faulty promotion tied to frehies and veteres st refuting a refund. It cites Jacobs Pharmacy and Tragg st offering refunds while urging customers to seek other remedies. The piece urges caution and describes a money back guarantee as a selling point.
A fragmented advert describes a booklet on expositions and Western travel routes. It promises maps, routes, and a catalog of foods, cuisine, and lodging, with instructions to obtain the full file by mail or phone and mentions a price of 420 James File Licith and Broad.
The fifty fifth general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the South concluded with the foreign missions report, church order debates, and funding details. The next assembly will meet in Orlando by May 18, 1916. The church approved missions appeals and noted increases in gifts from women auxiliaries while debating changes to the Book of Church Order.
The Southern Dental College held its annual graduation night in Atlanta. The event featured an address by a state official and the conferring of degrees by Edmund W. Martin, president of the college. Recipients listed include Frank Ho Athpeen OA Bintater, Douglas Hanson, Carlton Kelly, and others, with numerous graduates named.
Commencement exercises of the Martha Berry School for Girls begin Friday with a terrace play presented by graduates titled What Happened in the Hatedhay. The proceeding includes student compositions stressing school industriousness. Sunday morning features a commencement sermon by Pastor Charles Farrell of Athens. Sixteen graduates will receive diplomas as John J. Camen of Atlanta delivers the class address.
The Reverend Charles Nisbet of Westminster Presbyterian Church will speak this Sunday in Atlanta before continuing to Kansas City where he serves as pastor of a leading church.
The Volunteers of America benefited six stranded members of the Byric Musical Comedy company at Baptist Tabernacle. Subscriptions covered transport to New York, canceling the planned performance. A Crawford of Salvation Army staff clarified no connection to the Volunteers of America, denying use of the Salvation Army name.
W H Swann succumbs to bullet wounds suffered when opposing men opened fire at the courthouse steps in Gifin Ge. He died at 6 10 o clock this afternoon. The body will be shipped to Marshall Texas for interment.
Romsey reports a severe storm crossed western Wissouri and eastern Chahoma causing drownings and flood damage. At least eight people died, roads cut, communication disrupted, and many residents fled to safety as crops were damaged and communities assessed impact.
A Columbus, Georgia business man received a ten year term after being found guilty in a fatal shooting involving his business partner. The defendant, identified as LC Ballard, was sentenced by the judge after the morning hearings.
Attorney General Grice is set to represent the state in the auto license case. The appearance is scheduled for May 27 in Savannah as part of ongoing superior court proceedings.
Travel experts at Peters Building advertise a California Expositions circuit with round trip from Aunt stopovers and unlimited route options. The promo features Pacific Coast displays, desert scenery, and the Southwest exhibit sites with a $71 round trip price and simple booking through local representatives.
An aged health ad touts Stuart Buchu and Juniper Compound as a quick fix for swollen ankles and eyelids, back pain, and dropsy. It claims the remedy drains impurities, strengthens kidneys and bladder, and cures diabetes symptoms with a tablespoon after meals and plenty of water.
Registration of automobiles and motorcycles requires a $1 fee. Judge Charlton postponed the hearing until June to ensure Mr Grice could attend.
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