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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
8
An old Swift & Company advertisement claims catarrh stems from impure blood and can be cured by S S Catarrh. It warns chronic catarrh affects lungs stomach liver and kidneys, urges readers to obtain a bottle, and notes a medical department for advice in Atlanta.
The chamber of commerce organizes the corn show and seeks homes for 120 of the 600 country boys coming to Atlanta. Scouts, parents, and local clubs provide hospitality while officials from Washington plan attendance. Exhibits from Rome arrive by rail, with shipments of corn and canned goods already sent to support the event.
The Mecon State fair outreach adds homes for boys with several Atlanta addresses named as new hosts. Listed are residents at East Fourteenth Street, Peachtree streets, Moreland Avenue, Piedmont Avenue and other streets offering spaces ranging from one to six boys per household.
E P Gray spoke at Holmes Institute in Tonopah Nevada praising the school as a leading institution reaching the colored masses. The event featured a mass meeting and sacred concert at Allen Temple A M Church with Rev R V Branch pastor and Union leagues presiding. Speakers included Rev E P Johnson Horace Williams JS Beadles W Walker J P L Johnson and Hattie Smith in support of Dr Jones.
Mr and Mrs C E Kauffman of 29 South Prado Avenue report a theft of valuable jewelry from their home in October. They offer a liberal reward if the burglar returns the pieces and promises not to be prosecuted, claiming the Atlanta police never catch burglars.
A record crowd filled the Central Baptist auditorium Tuesday for the Baracas and Philatheas monthly meeting. The movement spreads in Atlanta reaching thousands of young people through this organization.
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