Homeopaths Postpone Business Meetings
The thirteenth annual session of the Southern Homeopathic association postpones its business meeting to today due to late delegate arrivals. Wilmer Moore of the chamber of commerce welcomes delegates. Dr A Leight Moore of Miami, Fla, responds. Officers will be elected before adjournment, with afternoon programs on homeopathic propagandism, materia medica, and clinical medicine led by noted doctors. Ladies will tour Atlanta suburbs by automobile this afternoon.
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Southern Flameopathic Association
Ansley
Wilmer Moore
Chamber of Commerce
A. Leight Moore
Mian
Fla
Wellford
B. Lorraine
HW. Schott
Atlanta
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Bowels for Children
An old advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a safe, effective laxative for kids. It claims the remedy cleanses the stomach and bowels, relieves constipation, and restores a playful, well child. Warns against counterfeits and urges asking for the genuine product.
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California
Solelieve
Lifornia Fig
Funds Pour In To Save Blome For The Blind Institute
A local appeal to relieve the indebtedness of the Blome for the Blind shows progress with $1,912.55 raised so far including $268.55 received Tuesday and $1,654 previously acknowledged. Subscriptions include $10 from the Dean Guild of the Universalist church, gifts from Chamberlin Johnson DuBose, and numerous individual donors, leaving about $1,900 still needed to secure the school’s continuance.
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Dean Guild
The
Universalist Church
L. J. Daniel
Hagan- Matone Co
Fydoe Pepper
Charles Mabell
Andrew Winkle
J. L. wWwdiford
Mrs Covington Improves After Hospital Transfer
Mrs Mary A Covington widow of Louis T Covington and mother of Melville L Covington promptly moved from the family home at 1094 DeKalb Ave to the Georgia Hospital at 235 Capitol Ave last week. She is showing decided improvement and nearing seventy with relatives and close friends bearing up for her recovery.
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Covington
Mary A. Covington
Louis T. Covington
Georgia
Melville L. Covington
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
DeKalb Avenue
Georgia Hospital
Capitol Avenue
Not Enough Boys to Supply Demand for Corn Club Guests
Letters to Secretary Walter G. Cooper from Atlanta women express regret that last year’s corn club boys could not be hosted and optimism that more hosts will be available this year with 1000 boys expected. Mrs. Spalding and Mrs. Anderson recall missed chances, while Carroll County reports 200 boys already ready to travel for the Atlanta corn show.
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Walter G. Cooper
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Georgia Corn Club
Corn Club
Jack J. Spalding
Vs. Anderson
Marceling Anderson
Lee Hagan
Cooper
iCorn Club
Chamber of Commerce
M. Down
Corn Clubs
Middle North Georgia
Carrol County
Carroll
Corn Club Boys
Mr Down
Children Bird Show Highlight at Southern Poultry Show
A special children’s department with separate judges and prizes will feature at the Southern International Poultry Show in Atlanta December 1 to 6. Judges include Alf Bertling of-Chamblee Georgia and S T Hanwell of Adel Georgia. Entries close November 21 at midnight with an entrance fee of 50 cents for a single, 3 dollars for a pen of five. Prizes include cash and ribbon first through fifth, plus three cups for best display by under 16 entrants and best pen in the department.
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Atlanta
Dudley
Alf Bertling
Chamblee
Hanwell
Adel
Weather Holds Warmth After Cold Spell Hits Atlanta
The city expects fair skies and rising temperatures with a 60 degree high today and no frost tonight. The southeast endured a three day cold snap causing telephone and telegraph outages and slight property damage in some areas. Fair associations report most fairs paused or closed due to the severe weather.
Colonel Daley to Leave Board of Education
Colonel Walter R. Daley the boards president will retire at term end. Rumor says R J Guinn of the ninth ward is slated for the vacancy with councilman C W Smith backing him. Daley cites time demands for his retirement after five years on the board and two as chairman.
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Walter R. Daley
R. J. Guinn
Ninth Ward
C. W. Smith
Guinn
John 5. Candier
Warren D. White
Colonel Daley
Tie
Eugene Mitchell
Glee Club Sings Here 3360th Performance
President S Russell Bridges receives a telegram from the Chicago Glee Club announcing their appearance Friday evening at the Tabernacle Auditorium for their 3360th public performance. The male quartet, famed as perhaps the most famous in America, comes to Atlanta under Bridges plan to offer locals top singing and a premier instrumental quartet next week.
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S. Russell Bridges
Alkahest
Chicago Glee Club
Tabernacle Quditorium
America
Atlanta
Bridges
Ekweisel
Fertilizer Mixers Seek Rate Reduction
The railroad commission heard the petition of fertilizer mixers seeking a 25 percent cut in freight rates for acid phosphate and kainit, key fertilizer ingredients now taxed with fertilizer rates. mixers argue equal treatment. railroads warn of profit loss and claim rate differentials favoring specific plants should be removed. Proceedings featured attorneys from Weaynesbord, Savannah, Atlanta, and major lines including Central and Southern, with emphasis on unpublished rate book inclusions.
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Railroad Commission
Fitzgerald
Pelham
Camilla
Arlington
Blakely
W. W. Hollingsworth
Will Davis
Weaynesbord
W.W. Osborne
Savannah
John D. Little
N.B. Wright
Atlanta
Central Railroad
McDaniel & Black
Southern
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