Welfare Exhibit To Be Shown Here In Atlanta
With broad civic support and the Federation of Women’s Clubs, Atlanta secures the Health and Child Welfare exhibit from Knoxville. The display, cost covered by the Atlanta Associated Charities, runs November 24 to December 16 and aims to teach infant care, nutrition, hygiene, and disease prevention, including malaria and hookworm control, with a vast planned scope and thousands of components. The exhibit seeks to boost city cleanliness and child welfare, and a suitable venue is to be decided.
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Atlanta
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Jon Lo Ban
Associated Charities
Knoxville
Tenn
Russell Sage Foundation
The
Child's Welfare Committee of America
South
Atlanta Associated Charities
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Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Northern tourists en route to Atlanta news reel summary
Northern tourists are heading to Atlanta amid a belated real winter onset. Forecasters note mild conditions for the day ahead though storm activity in cotton belt areas could reach the region within four days. Temperatures hovered near freezing as northern travelers arrive, contrasting with cold upland states and snowfall farther northwest.
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Atlanta
Empire Building
Cotton Belt
Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Garnett Street Firm
Deputy Clerk Stanley Limley of a United States court filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition against George May Hannemann & Company and Corporation. Creditors Oglesby Grocery Company, SLT Trace BO Coverly $346.04 and A McD Wilson Company claim debt. A receiver petition was also filed.
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Stanley Limley
United States Court, Steidway
George May- Hannemann Com Pin & Corporation
Bakers
Garnett Street
Whitehall
Oglesby Grocery Compouy
BO Coverly
Wilson Company
Hemphill Estate Property Sells for $128000 Total
The Hemphill property fronting Marietta and Foundry streets and the Western and Atlantic railroad, sold at public auction by Edwin P. Ansley’s agency, brought about $128000 in total consideration. Corner frontage on Marietta and Foundry sold for $700 per front foot, while railroad frontage realized $355 to $. The sale included seven Marietta street lots and three railroad frontages with purchasers including C. J. Sheehan, Charles Adkinson, George Winship, Charles H. Black, J. BR. Hightower, and S A Holdbrook. Ansley praised favorable currency expectations and predicted a very active Atlanta real estate year ahead.
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W. A. Hemphill
Marietta and
Foundry Streets
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Edwin P. Anstey
Hemphill
Foundry Street
Marietta Street
Steve K. Johnston
Marietta
Foundry
C. J. Sheehan
Sture
Charles Adkinson
George Winship
J. BR. Hightower
8 A. Holdbrook
Herbert Ratner Heginning
P. Ansley
Edwin P. Ansley
Washington
Wall Street
Sind
New York
Ansley
Georgia
Washimpton
Alabama
York
Atlanta
Ohio
Waoter
Mark
Toothsome Menus For Georgia Products Day
Georgia Products Day menus proposed by J Lee Barnes aim to use Georgia grown foods in 300 hotels statewide on November 18. The sample city and town menus feature oysters, shad, turkey, trout, pig, opossum and various Georgia produce with local breads, desserts, and beverages.
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Atlanta
Georgia Chamber
Georgia Products
J. Lee Barnes
The
Majestic
Atlanta Hotel Men's Association
Georgia Hotel Men's Association
Hotel Mutual Benefit Association
United States
Canada
Barnes
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Tca
Kamper
Barnesia
Jenny Lyon
Highwaymen Given Limit of the Law Showdown
In the criminal branch, Judge Ben Hill delivered two stiff sentences for highway robbery, ordering Sam Reed and Oscar Wright to twenty years each in the penitentiary after a trial in which they were found guilty of robbing and assaulting attorney Frank Hooper on Piedmont Avenue. Hooper testified how he was beaten with fists and knocked down, his watch torn from his chain, and left near unconscious.
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Superior Court
Ben Hill
Hill
Sam Reed
Oscar Wright
Frank Hooper
Piedmont Avenue
Associate of Schmidt Begins Term in Prison
Ernest Murat, associate of Sehrmalt, who posed as a Catholic priest, has begun a seven and a half year term in the United States penitentiary at Atlanta for counterfeiting. He had confessed to the counterfeit act and to involvement in the priest’s life taking crime, but no evidence connected him to the girl’s death in New York City.
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Ernest Murat
Sehrmalt
New York City
Attlanta
Uast
United States Court
New York
Gil
Murat
Shuptrine travels 296 miles to board dinner
Savannah representative Herman C Shuptrine traveled 296 miles to host a dinner for the state board of pharmacy at the Capital City club to honor a retiring member and avoid violating an unwritten rule requiring board retirees to entertain. The board meets this week for the licensure examination as well.
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H.C. Shuptrine
Banquet State Pharmacy Board
Herman Co. Shuptrine
Chatham County
State Board of Pharmacy
Capital City
Shuptrine
Savannah
Board of Pharmacy
KR. HL Land, Jr
Augusta
Capital City Club
Stormy clash over $166,000 fire alarm deal
Mayor Woodward quarreled with Fire Chief W B Cummings at city hall over abandoning the old alarm system for the Gamewell contract not yet accepted by the city. The mayor warned against involving the city while Cummings said the system would be tested and approved before acceptance.
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Woodward
W. B. Cummings
Chief Cummings
Cummings
Gamewell Company
Cullen
Woman Arrested in Murder of Husband at Nureka
Tampa, Fla November 4 Mrs Wilson widow of Albert Wilson a white man was murdered at Nureka on the Ocklawaha river early Monday and she is in jail at Ocala charged with the murder deputies say indications point strongly to her as the killer Wilson was shot twice and a revolver with two empty cartridges was found in the house
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Tampa
Fla
Wilson
Albert Wilson
Nureka
Ocklawaha
Ocala
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Marketed as Broad Tonic
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general strengthening remedy. It claims to drive out malaria and build up the system, marketed as a true tonic and appetizer for adults and children.
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Tor Weskoces
Grove
Adulle
Childeen
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Children Health
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for infants and children, claiming it cleanses the stomach and bowels without griping. It emphasizes a pleasant taste and urges mothers to seek a genuine bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company to avoid counterfeit products.
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California
California Fis Syrup Company
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Conservation Exposition
William M. Sldton
Atlante
Joseph Los
Ben H. Hill
Schmidt
Union Bank and Trust Company
American National Bank
Lebanon
Cumberland Sanitartum
J. Sanders
Mer
Asian Union
Vassar Swiss Underwear Co
Chicago
France
England
Gillette
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Boston
Southern Express Company
Southern Express Company Incorporated
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Atlanta, GA
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Deane Collec
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