70 Year Old Bricklayer Lays Bricks Six Days Weekly
A Boston Georgia builder, age seventy, credits Tanlac with restoring energy and appetite after long decline. He reports back pain, fatigue, and weak sleep improved after two bottles, noting gains in weight and renewed strength. The Atlanta case cites Jacobs Pharmacy as local distributor and endorses Tanlac as a tonic renewing stamina.
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Tanlac
Willis Agid
Dennis
Boston
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Pania
Tim
Old Ae
G .P. Willie Southern
Jacobs
Adv
Calm while big rock crushes hand and arm
Macon Georgia November 23 A SpeciaL report from Preston and Small companys Holton quarry tells of W H Peters an employee who spent an hour and a half with his arm wedged under a 1000 pound rock as a heavy drill pressed down while fellow workers frantically freed him Peters remained calm directing efforts as the rope broke and cut a forehead gash He was taken to Macon hospital where doctors hoped to save the severely mashed arm
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Macon
Preston & Small Company
Holton
W. H. Peters
Peters
May Hold Trainmen for Manslaughter in Wreck Toll
Forty two people injured at Columbus hospital with a list of dead. Names include Fred Kempf and wife Ca pac Mich and Whitey Johnson James Town N. W., William Bachelor Milwaukee, George Chapman Elmwood I an Hawkins Parsons Kan Frank Gilroy New York Walter Hagan Chicago. Three unidentified bodies in Columbus morgue. one is a woman. Mrs Kempf missing. mystery grows with new body. Injured list notes George Johnson San Francisco with broken back near death. Glenn Door Laverne Iowa and Milton Andrews Lexington Ky with spine injuries believed fatally hurt. Kennedy vows to continue on the line opening at Columbus then Albany and Jacksonville as planned. personal loss estimated at 100000. Wreck described as worst in Central of Georgia history.
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Columbus Hospital
Fred
Kempy
Pac
Mich
Kempf
Harlan
George Johnson
San Francisco
Glenn Door
Laverne
Iowa
Milton Andrews
Lexington
Kennedy
Eufaula
Ala
Central of Georgia System
Con T. Kennedy
Glenn Dorr
J. A. Kempf
Kaness City
F. A. Gilman
Gaffney
Hazel Kempf
Kansas City
G. W. Baxley
St. Paul
Thomas O'Rourke
Boston
W. Marshall
Cincinnati
Joe Fickling
Macon
Griffith
J. W. Reichert
Columbus
J. B. Whittle
W. F. Bitticlk
Wreck at Eufaula Reveals Carnival Toll and Investigations
A decades old Eufaula crash on the Central of Georgia injured many and killed several, with claims of unknown death toll. Con T Kennedy and officials say full investigation will be released tomorrow as carnival operations resume and rescue efforts continue.
Thieves Saw Entrance Into LaGrange Store
LaGrange November 23 special report describes an unusual early morning burglary at Spinks Hardware. Thieves broke the back cellar door lock, used a brace and bit to cut a six inch square in the floor, and stole about 400 dollars worth of guns pistols rifles knives razors and cartridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Spinks’ Hardware Company
Wilson to focus annual address on defense and revenues
Washington Nov 23 President Wilson and his cabinet agreed on the general character of the coming annual message to Congress. The address will center on national defense and revenues, with discussion of other legislative priorities. The plan includes a large standing army, navy buildup, merchant marine measures, and rural credit and Philippines self government proposals.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Gaurrison
Continental Army
Ciitizen
Army General Staff
Navy
Philippines
Night Rider Clash Wounds Detectives in Missouri Marsh
In Cape Girardeau Missouri a band of farm laborers clashed with two posse of private detectives and seven laborers, injuring two officers and wounding two defenders. The feud, rooted in wage and food disputes, has terrorized New Madrid and adjoining counties for months as night riders use forest cover to evade authorities.
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Cape Girardeau
Clarkton
New Madrid County
T. S. Heisserer
Dunklin
New Madrid
Pemister
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Wrere
Maila
Infant Strangled Death In Father’s Absence At Carey Station
Arthur J. Petit six month old son of Mr and Mrs A Petit of Carey Station was found strangled in bed by his father last night at 730 pm after a half hour absence from the room. The child apparently rolled and wedged between the mattress and headboard causing upward pressure on the throat. Mrs Petit had been at supper with her husband from his cigar factory at the station. The baby’s body was removed to the chapel of A O Roy Donehoo and funeral arrangements are pending.
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Arthur J. Petit
A. Petit
Carey Stattion
A. 0
Roy Donehoo
Campaign in the South for Diversified Crops
New Orleans November 23 Inauguration of a general campaign in every cotton producing state for crop diversification in the south and organization of a permanent conference of southern bankers are among the projects planned for the conference of Cotton States bankers to be held in New Orleans December 6 and 7. Joel Hirsch of Corpus Christi Texas chairman of the conference conveyed this information. He hopes southern bankers will base 1926 credits to farmers on absolute agreements to plant a specified acreage in feed and food crops. Speakers will include W P G Harding chairman of the Federal Reserve Board Dr Bradford Knapp of the Department of Agriculture and Clarence Ounley of Texas A&M College.
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New Orleans
Colton States
Joel Hirsch
Corpus Christi
Texas
Hirsch
W. P. G Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Bradford Knapp
Department of Agriculture
Clarence Ounley
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Funeral notices list Irby and Aven families in Georgia deaths
Mrs. C. T. Irby, 66, dies after months of illness. Funeral Wednesday at the Methodist church with Rev. W. R. Mackey officiating. interment in city cemetery. Survived by husband, two daughters Pletcher Johnson and Zadie Irby, one son H L Irby, three sisters Ella Hamilton, Mrs Weinern of Atlanta, Mrs Parrott of Florida, and three brothers. Emma Aven, 67, dies at home in Tifton, Ga., leaving W. G., HR, E. j, Charles Aven, and a daughter Bira Peeples. Body removed by Harry G. Poole. Joe Mack obituary note.
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Greensboro
Suvenreer
Vonedal
C. T. Irpy
Methodist Church
Ella Hamilton
Weinern
Atlanta
Parrott
Florida
Emma Aven
Tifton
Charles Aven
Bira
Peeples
Harry G. Poole
Obituary Notices for H L Grant and Mollie J Camp
Miss Mollie J Camp aged 54 dies at 392 South Boulevard with services at Bloomfield’s chapel. Survived by sisters Mrs W R Walker Mrs M B Hogg and Mrs H D Hutcheson and brothers T B W A Camp. Also H L Grant husband two daughters Mrs Pearl Martin and Miss Nannie Kate Grant four sons Robert L Clarence Otis and Early Grant. Survived by sister Mrs J Cater of Jackson and brothers M E and Allen Washington. Typhoid fever line of Butts and Monroe counties Sunday morning.
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Butts
Monroe Counties
H. L. Grant
Pearl Martin
Nannie Kate Grant
Robert L. Clarence
Otis
Early Grant
Mollie J. Camp
South Boulevard
Bloomfield
W. R. Walker
M. B. Hogg
Cedartown
H. D. Hutcheson
Bentonville
Ala
T. 8
W. A. Cam
H- A
Camp
Talia
A great automobile maker sags
A persuasive blurb for a self help volume claims it shifts readers from doubt fear and worry to cheerfulness success and better relationships. It promises life renewals for diverse readers from a bank clerk to ministers and salesmen, with dealers listed as Georgia News Company and Croft New Haven Conn.
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Tima
Georgia News Company
Croft
New Haven
Conn
Obituary note mentions Warnick and Crump kin in Georgia
Aged 31 Mrs Martha A Warnick idled Monday night in Birmingham. Body brought to Patterson's chapel. Survived by sister Mrs G H Crump and two daughters Mrs Bila Baer and Mrs W R Elliott. Walker East Point and Miss Beasie ose Atlanta region references appear in fragmentary obituary text. The piece also lists epoch making inventions by country.
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Martha A. Warnack
Martha A. Warnick
Birmngham
Patterson
G. H. Crump
Bila Baer
W. R. Elliott
United States
England
Kidney and Bladder Remedy Claims Relief from Disease
A vintage advertises Stuart's Buchu and Juniper to treat kidney and bladder symptoms. It asserts cloudy urine, back ache, swollen eyelids, and other ailments will vanish after taking the product after meals, promising to cleanse impurities, neutralize uric acid and sugar, and strengthen organs. It cites decades of use and urges purchase from a druggist.
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Bright
Stuart
Juniper
Cashier Brannon Back After Bank Warrant Issued
L G Brannon formerly cashier of Farmers and Merchants bank Georgetown Ga returns to Eufaula Ala after a warrant for arrest is served By Sheriff Maddox of Quitman county He posts bond of 5000 aided by named supporters The warrant accuses misappropriation of funds. grand jury to act next March Auditors continue work on bank books
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Eufaula
Ala
L. G. Brannon
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Georgetown
Maddox
Quitman County
Brannon
Albany
Sriends
Albert Hill
3. H. Avars
G. F. Worthy
Ab Perkina
Will Burnett
Jap Castellow
W. C Crombley
Tannen
Quitman County Grand Jury
Brandon
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Bolton
Constitution Advertising
Big Rock
Con T Kennedy
Jacksonville
Central of Georgia
Honolulu
Samoa
Australia
Splendid
Oes
Son Finscoce
R Harlana
J. L. Ficklin
Richards
Carnival Company
Carnival
Thurada
Girard
William S. Floto
G. I. Candler
Savannah
H. M. Sours
Schiapich
Owen
Lfe
Lagrange Store
Las
South
Cotton States Bankers
O. T. Arby
A. J Grant
Jackson
Joe Maek
Che Ciar
Amanda J. Grant
NEW Publications
Brouch
Business Priges
Aed Gar
Cloud-Stanford CO
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