Aged Veteran who fought with Lee feels young again
Aged Confederate veteran J A Hancock, 72, once a merchant in Atlanta, credits Tanlac for renewed strength and health. The piece highlights his recovery from debility, digestive issues, and nerve strain, noting improved sleep, appetite, and energy, and cites endorsements from local distributor and other elderly users.
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Lee
Atlanta
J A. Hancock
Hancock
Lees Battalion
11Th Georgia Cavalry
Hancock Bros
West 10Th Street
Businness
South
Hancock En~dorns
Taniac
Wensht
G F Wills
Southern
Tanlac
Hancocks
Frank B Kendrick
Memphis
Tanlae
Capt J H Bund
Nashville
M W Dunningham
Tan Jac
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
State road bills dominate House and Senate action
Lawmakers in both chambers push state road bills amid fights over funding. Senate appropriations committee favors restoring original sums while House aims for cuts. Western and Atlantic commission bill advances, outlining a governor led panel withHouse and Senate members to oversee railroad matters. Conference on the general appropriations bill looms as sessions continue.
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House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Dobbs McLaughlin
Moon
Dobbs-McLaugh-lin
Commission
Railroad Commission
House Committee
General Assembly
Appropriations Committee
Debates Over Western and Atlantic Rail Commission Bill Opens
The House debates the substitute for a measure to manage the Western and Atlantic railroad. Swift argues for prompt creation of a commission with broad powers and specific personnel, while amendments seek to alter or limit membership and authority. Other near-term actions include deferral of adjournment, approval of deficiency and special appropriations, and scrutiny of audits and station funding amid broader budget fights.
State Experiment Station Bill Faces Reconsideration in House
In a tense debate the appropriation for the State Experiment Station survived initial cuts but failed to pass due to lack of a constitutional majority. The bill originally provided six thousand dollars for 1915 and 1917, with four thousand for repairs and operations and one thousand to defray board meeting expenses. Reeves of Screven tried to table, but the motion failed as supporters fought to ensure funding while critics argued the station had outlived its usefulness, with the bill ultimately lost. Separately, a resolution to fund an extraordinary session was advanced and then reported to the House. The afternoon featured a floor vote on tabling the bill, which failed. The session also included a public probe of member conduct, with a resolution proposing an investigation into JD Brown of Wheeler County for alleged intoxicated conduct, later tabled.
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Mouse
Swift
Muskogee
Hegan
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Senate
House
Jones
Cowota
House Agesphera
General Assembly
Corn and Canning Club
State Experiment Station
Board of Directors
Department of Keeper
Alatrict Agricultural Colleges
State College of Agriculture
State Department
Holcombe
Wheatley
Conner
Sinks Training School
Atlanta
Knight
Harriett C Hargett
Towler Wares
Yeomans
Terrell
Fequest
Berrien
Department of Keeper of Public Buildings
Shipp
Executive Department
Wohlwender
Muscogee
Spalding
Evans
Screven
Culpepper
Meriwether
Regesunon
Swaickland
Pierce
JD Brown
Wheeler County
Ereas
J D Brown
Fiery Evangelist John Dean Speaks at Salvation Army Hall
Australia born Colonel John Dean known as the Fiery Evangelist spoke at the Salvation Army hall at 97 Marietta Street on Four Essentials of Salvation. Colonel Dean outlined repentance conviction faith and assurance, with Col Holt and Mrs Hola of Philadelphia offering brief talks.
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John Dean
Australia
Evangelist
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Marietta Street
Dean
Richard Holt
Mra Hola
Philadelphia
Hoth
Hols
Colonel Dean
John Knox
Martin Luther
John Wesley
Willy
Six Bodies Recovered From Ravensdale Mine Blast
Seattle workers today recovered six bodies from the third level of the Northwestern Improvement coal mine at Ravensdale. The explosion yesterday killed thirty one men. Three bodies were removed earlier and three unconscious men revived after rescue efforts.
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Seattle
Wash
Voerkers
Northwestern Improvement Company
Ravensdale
Rumors Fly Over Commissioner Race and Local Political Moves
Dr W C Bryant state oil inspector has not decided whether to enter the commissioner race after resigning effective January 1. Friends have approached him as he plans to resume medical practice. John R Kendrick visits the House, and the Senate declines to concur with a joint resolution inviting Dr Brandford Knapp to speak on the Mexican boll weevil. Tom Jones is released after the governor signs papers, with parole for a year and restoration of citizenship not yet granted.
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W C Bryant
Senate
House
Brandford Knapp
Jones
Tom Jones
Macon
Woman Fined for Making Boy Drunk in Rooming House
Mrs Lula Cultom who runs a rooming house at 143 12 Decatur Street was fined 50.75 dollars by Recorder Johnson yesterday afternoon for making Picy man Worthey a 13 year old boy drunk. Worthey’s father W Worthey was tried but the case against him was dismissed as he had nothing to do with giving the boy whisky.
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Lula Cultom
Decatur Street
Lectures on Sanitation Draw Big Audience
Dr Emory R. Park, head of the State Board of Health educational work, spoke to a large audience on sanitation and hygiene. He urged universal fly control as a key enemy to health and life.
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Douglas, Gs
Emory R. Park
State Board of Health
War May Be Waged on Dishonest Ads by U S Trade Board
Washington November 17 The Federal Trade Commission announced it will hear representatives of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World next Tuesday on dishonest advertising The commission will seek to determine if it has jurisdiction to investigate dishonest advertising as unfair competition under the Trade Commission Act Herbert Houston president of the Associated Advertising Clubs suggested this could be done
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Associated Advertising Clubs
the Trade Commission
Herbert & Houston
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U.S. Trade Board
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United
Commercial Department
Savings Department
Third National Bank
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Erwini Cashier
A. V W. Bergstrom
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John W Grant
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