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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
12
A noted authority explains how meat digestion leads to uric acid clogging kidney pores, causing backache and bladder weakness. A regimen of taking effervescent salts in water before breakfast for several days reportedly cleanses kidneys, prevents waste buildup, and maintains blood purity.
A private U S Army hearing led by Major G C Scherrer is examining charges against Captain S G French II, who manages government work along the Flint River between Albany and Bainbridge. Witnesses include Congressman Frank Park. findings expected after further proceedings at Bainbridge.
Testimony shows Hamburg American line posted indemnity bonds totaling 40000 for the Lorenzo and 12500 for the Berwind after the ships were chartered. Officials stated war made insurance unavailable, and the ships were seized by entente warships, with both vessels later returned.
The Senate and House debated the general appropriations bill with clashes over higher education funding. The House initially cut the state university to the original figure, but then restored to 60,000. the Soldiers Home was raised to 46,000 before a fight reduced to 36,000. Tuberculosis hospital aid and other line items drew pressure, while advocates pressed for 86,000 for the University of Georgia before the House trimmed to 50,000 amid heated votes.
A dispute concluded when Judge Stark moved to adjourn the meeting. The house will reconvene on Wednesday at 10 o clock, with the adjournment taking effect after the Friday morning argument.
The guarantee of a barge line on the Chattahoochee, key to opening the river to navigation, was made Tuesday by Martin F Amorous in a letter to Walter G Cooper, secretary of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. The letter will be included in the engineer board report in Washington along with Harvey Johnson’s industrial bureau summary, showing Atlanta’s annual tonnage near ten million tons.
Port records show Atlante received and shipped during 2914, handling 655 tons of merchandise in a single period. The data emphasizes a 320 percent growth metric and notes a shipment flow through the port with substantial cargo activity and multiple leading lines in the records.
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