Whitfield County Wins $500 Harvest Festival Prize
The Harvest Festival executive committee awarded Whitfield county the $500 cash prize for the best general agricultural exhibit. Whitfield also earned a silver loving cup for the best rye stock exhibit after eight county floats drew a large crowd in Atlanta. The meat exhibit featured live porkers and poultry under Walter Kenner, while Mrs. D Puryear showcased county products. H J Vernon's livestock floats won another silver cup with bulls and cattle. Convict labor and road work banners appeared on the Manly Jail float, and Mrs M F Judd's entry honored Whitfield women with floral displays. Edward Young Clarke praised Whitfield's display as worthy of honor.
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Harvest Festival Association
Whitfield County
Georgia
Atlanta
Walter Kenner
H. J. Vernon
Manly
M. F. Judd
Whit- Reid County
Dalton's
Edward Young Clarke
Association
Put Stomach in Order and Stop Gas Digestive Tonic
Advertisement promo for Tape’s Diapepsin and Pap epmin digestive remedies. Claims rapid relief from indigestion, gas, sourness, heartburn, belching, and stomach discomfort. Promises easy appetite, no laxatives needed, and that tablets prevent next day stomach misery. Mentions pharmacist 60 cent case and availability from druggists.
James Sanatorium Ad for Drug and Alcohol Addiction Care
Private sanatorium at 935 S Bellevue Blvd Memphis Tennessee offers treatment for drug addiction alcohol problems nervous disorders throat and tobacco issues. The facility advertises specialized care and quiet surroundings for recovery.
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James Sanatorium
Bellevue Blvd
Memphis, Tena
James Home Remedy testimonials on alcohol and drug cures
Letters dated 1915 praise the James Sanatorium and James Home Remedy Company for treating alcoholism drug habits and nervousness. Testimonies claim rapid cures, improved sleep and appetite, and strong willingness to help others through sanatorium programs and mailed brochures.
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Carrie Patttersion
Rasselare
Linden Avenue
Bellevue
Tredio
Boatwan
James Sanatorium CO
Memphis
Tenn
James Home Remedy Company
Belleyug
James Terrell celebrated on seventy eighth birthday
Vigorous Georgia resident James Anderson Terrell receives widespread congratulations on his seventy eighth birthday. Born in Cherokee county, he lived in Kansas before returning to Atlanta. He built his concrete house, wrote a family genealogy book, and enjoys a long, hearty life surrounded by friends and relatives.
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James Anderson Terrell
Georgia
Terrell
Winnie Davis Terrell
Cherokee County
Georia
Equist
Lee
Pennant
Kaney A. Epperum
Lincoln County
Kansas
Atlanta
Tely
Terrells
Simon ‘Terrell
Tietures
Terrell Brothers
Virginia
England
Walter “Pyret
Wester Yrel J
Normandy
Tyree Poix
William the Conqueror
Hastings
Fen
Grandcaitiren
Sunday Organ and Choir Concert Promises Free Recital
A free organ recital at the Auditorium Armory features City Organist Charles A. Sheldon Jr with the Trinity Church Choir. The well known Atlanta ensemble, noted for unaccompanied singing, will perform selections including an unaccompanied piece. An unusually large audience is anticipated for this afternoon program with works by various composers and classical pieces.
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Auditorium Armory
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
Trinity Church
Trinity Choir
Atlanta
Harnard
Marach Vainger
Otietna McDowell
Rosa
Ralph Kinder
Chant’ D'Amour
Luba Stalner
Hussini i Boeing
Stabat Mater
Edwards
Trinity Cuetr
Defense Day Observed on December 6
The De Tense society designates Monday December 6 as Defense Day nationwide to urge congress to act for stronger national defense. If congress meets earlier, American Defense Day may be set. Citizens are asked to display flags, and sign cards urging action, obtainable at American Defense Society headquarters 308 Fifth Avenue New York.
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Congress
de Tense Society
United States
American Defense Society
Boards of Trade
Osking
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Minister to Discuss Atlanta Conditions Sermon at North Avenue
Dr. Wien ard Orme Flinn will preach Sunday evening at North Avenue Presbyterian Church. The sermon, titled A Disturber of Transmility Who is to Blame, will draw from Scripture to apply recent Atlanta events. A Harvest Home service and autumn decor are planned for Sunday school. Dr. Flinn returned to the city after speaking in LaGrange to the Georgia synod.
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Atlanta
Wienard Orme Flinn
North Avenue
Fhou
LaGrange
Synod of Georgia
Sermon Subjects for Dr. Hendrix at St Mark’s
Dr. W. F. Hendrix begins second year as pastor of St Mark’s Methodist Church in Rome. Morning sermon titled The Soul’s Resting Place reflects the text Return unto thy rest O My Soul. Evening sermon titled The Value of Human Life cites Ye are of more value than many sparrows.
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W. F. Hendrix
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Rome
No Perfect Babies Examined At Show
Mrs. Hamilton Block states there were no perfect babies in the Georgia Harvest Festival better babies show. Thousands entered, high scores achieved, seven top babies reexamined for final winner. Prizes include medals and diplomas. awarding at Taft hall Monday afternoon with dietetics talk.
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Hamilton Block
Block
Wisanska
Former Atlanta Man Eskew Killed in California
Maurice Eskew, born and raised in Atlanta, died in San Francisco after a fatal fall from an automobile Friday. He was 28, survived by his widow G M Eskew, mother Lala B Eskew, two brothers EB and Rypurn, and six sisters. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Maurice Eskew
San Franciso
Eskew
Atlanta
San Francisco
G. M. Eskew
Eskew la
Lala B Eskew
Rypurn Eskew
J Ed Jones
Mabel Ltuss¢ey
Klen
Jewell
Opal
Montez Eskew
Fre
Alleged loan sharks in Macon enjoined
Five Central of Georgia Railway employees petitioned for an injunction against King Bros an Atlanta loan agency with a Macon branch. They seek to stop garnishment actions that could cost them their jobs. Accused usury included a $133 interest on a $40 loan. The scheme allegedly masks loan sharking as a buying and selling operation.
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Macon
Special
Central of Georgia Railways
King Bros
Atlanta
W. FF. Flowers
Bainbridge Parade Prizes Awarded at Harvest Festival
The judges of the South Georgia Harvest Festival automobile and float parade in Bainbridge announce awards. First prize goes to a six driven by Robert H. May. second to a car driven by KA McCaskill. Empire Cotton Oll float wins first in the float division. Darbyshire and Mecaskill float takes second. The event is deemed a beautiful success and major feature of the celebration.
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Bainbridge
Robert H. May
KA. McCaskill
Empire Cotton Oll Company
Darbyshire and Mecaskill
Death of Couch Leaves Friends in Bengia Grief
Orlando resident E Nolan joins family mourners Mrs. George D Pocock Mrs. Sterling J Eider and Mr George in mourning M H Couch a prominent Bengia citizen whose death drew many expressions of sympathy from friends and community members.
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Couch
George D. Pocock
Sterling J. Eider
George’ E. Nolan
Orlando
Fla
M. H. Couch
Bengia
When You Are Supposed to Be in the Market for Diamonds
A vintage advertisement promises discreet, personal diamond service. It notes that buyers are not pressured by solicitations and emphasizes careful, confidential attention to the diamond business, inviting customers to view goods with no obligation to buy.
Distinguished Head Waiters At Rotary Luncheon In Atlanta
Atlanta Rotary Club hosts a Big Brothers dinner on Wednesday November 24 at the Chamber of Commerce Wembley Hall for about 200 working boys. Head waiters include Preston Arkwright and eight other Rotarians in uniform to serve a Thanksgiving meal with souvenirs gifted by club members. L D Hicks chairs the event with Lee M Jordan Kendall Weiziger and E H Cone assisting. Speakers include Dr W W Memminger Clark Howell James R Gray and James Nevin. After dinner boys tour a local theater with a brief program featuring Mrs Frank Pearson and the Newsbors’ quartet.
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Preston
Arkwright
Big Brothers
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Wembly Hall
Atlanta
Clab
L. D. Hicks
Auccens
Lee M. Jordan
Kendall Weiziger
E. H. Cone
Frank Pearson
Forsyth
W. W.memminger
All Saints
Clark Howell
The
Constitution
James R Gray
Journal
James Nevin
Georgian
Yaver
Rotary Clinir
Rotary
Acc
Notice of revised W and A Britain No 2 schedule
Effective November 21 1915 W and A Britain No 2 will leave Atlanta at 8 30 a m and arrive at 3 35 a m Teach No 1d will arrive Atlanta at 10 25 a m instead of 0 20 a m General Passenger agent C E Harman confirms adjustments to timetable and service details
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Britain
Atlanta
C. E. Harman, Gera
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