Credit Men to hear Orr at Atlanta meeting
The Credit Monthly editor and National Association of Credit Men assistant secretary W. W. Orr will speak at a Wednesday night Atlanta Creditdom meeting at 0:15. The program includes a model fire meeting demo by the Atlanta automotive group, baritone Clarence Aldrich, a reading by a popular association member, and community singing led by J. H. Harland. Delegates will depart for Savannah to attend the Georgia Florida conference at the Soto hotel on December 4.
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W. W. Orr
Credit Monthly
National Association of Credit Men
Atlanta
Wiks’ Club
R. Orr
Atlanta Automotive Group
Clarence Aldrich
J. H. Harland
JB M Yddleton
Savannah
Soto Hotel
H. Tregoe
National Association of Credit En
New York City
Water helps kidneys ease bladder irritation
An old health column urges drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily to neutralize kidney acids. It describes burning, frequent urination and bladder irritation, then claims lithia-water drinks promptly relieve symptoms and recommends medical exam twice a year.
Beauty for Any Girl's Hair and Tan Derine Promise
A vintage ad promises immediate hair fullness and shine by lightly moistening a hair brush with Tan Derine. It claims the product thickens, smooths, and nourishes each hair while preventing shedding and dandruff. Available at drug or toilet counters.
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Chest Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as the fastest chest cold remedy. It claims concentrated heat from red peppers penetrates congested areas, easing tightness, soreness, and stiffness within minutes. The ad urges use for backache neck pain and general muscle trouble, sold at drug stores.
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Cany
Central of the Georgia Railroad Hosts Dunn Household Guests
Clerks of the Atlanta Central gift event hosted more than twenty guests at Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Dunn's home on Henson Street. John Russell arranged floral cards and a basket while L. A. Downs, president of the railroad, and Mrs Downs attended and expressed appreciation for the Atlanta office's work. A letter from Downs urged all employees to keep duty paramount to make the Central the best railroad in the world.
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Atlanta Central
Georgia Freight Office
A.M. Dunn
Agen
Mr. Downs
Tor
Atlanta Central of Georgia” Freight Office
A. M. Dunp
Benson Street
L. A. Downs
W. H. Fogg
RE. Barnes
J. F. Page
J. C. Hellner
Rhema Aderhaldt
A. M. Dunn
Beverly Embry
Carr Suter
J. W. Aderhaldt
C. C. Davis
John Russell
F. By Russell
Neal Hartley
Gus Smith
Chester A. Fife
H. Reily
Goodell 10 Lecture Series Presented in Atlanta
Dr Charles J Goodell of New York, noted evangelical leader, will deliver four lectures in the Forsyth theater from December 4 to Monday, with topics including An Alderman in Sodom and The High Cost of Charity. The series is under the Business Men's Evangelical Club in conjunction with the Federal Council of Churches session in Atlanta.
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Charles J Goodell
New York
Atlanta
Goodell
Federal Council of Churches
Forsyth Theater
Ter. Goodell
Sodom
Godeis
Europe
I 4Lle
Ameri
Yale
Princeton
Chicago University
Garrett Biblical Institute
Travidense
Boston
Business Men's Evangelical Club
Chautauqua Daily
America
New York Police Warn of Bobbed Hair Flirtations
New York November 4 The women's bureau of the New York police department warns that bobbed hair among flappers is a factor in social trouble. It cites barbershops as recruitment sites and notes young girls from ten to thirteen are seen on golf courses, pool halls, and bowling alleys. The bureau plans information centers across boroughs to advise women and girls on moral questions and safety, while addressing complaints about the social changes and new job openings for young women.
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New York
Women's Bureau
New York Police Department
Women’s ‘Bureau
Mary Hamilton
Bureau
Hamilton
Information Bureau
Greater
Mrs. Hamilton
Ana
Ilirec
Vor Home” ‘the Barber Shops, Mrs. Hamiltog
Broadway Show Season Opens With They Knew What They Wanted
New York theater season opens with several new productions and strong crowds. Sidney Howard’s They Knew What They Wanted, starring Richard Bennett and Pauline Lord, leads the talk, followed by The Magdalen Lady and My Girl at major venues. Also featured are Irwin Herlin’s Music Box Revue and Dawn with Emma Dunn, plus Jolson’s and Henry Miller offerings. opera, new plays, and holiday gifts dominate the week.
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Constitution Bureau
West 424 Street
New York City
New York
Broadway
Sidney Howard
Richard Bennett
Pauline Lord
Glen Anders
Charles Kennedy
Garrick Theater
Theater Guild
Henry Miller
Schubert Theater
Ruth Chatterton
Richard Gallagher
Miss Chatterton
My Girl
Vanderbilt Theater
Russell Block
Helen Bolton
Harry Puck
Marie Saxon
Irwin Herlin
Music Box
Sam H. Harris
Music Box Theater
Fanny — Bryce
Cinck and McCullough
Oscar Shaw
Grace More
Tom Barry
Emma Dunn
Wilmer and
Vincent
Gemier
Odeon Company
Paris
Shuberts
Jolson
Fifty-ninth Street
Mme. Simone
Arme ; Nichols
Henry Miller Theater
French chemist found stabbed in cottage amid bootlegger plot
Los Angeles reports Fred W. Berrer a 40 year old French chemist murdered in a suburban cottage. Police say the motive involved securing a secret illicit liquor formula. Edward Eldridge, tied to prior bootleg fines, is named in connections with the inquiry. The case also notes friends of Eldridge visiting the vacant cottage. The deceased had arrived from France five years ago and was educated in Toulos.
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Los Angeles
Fred W. Berrer
Edward Eldridge
Terrer
George Hunter
Elsie Blackstone
Eldridge
Ferrer
Mexico
France
Toulos
Aged Blind Father Spared by Governor in Brady Case
In Columbus Ohio a blind elderly father, Michael Brady of Connellsville Pa is spared the electric chair after his son James Brady Sandusky Ohio was condemned for wife murder. Ohio Governor Vic Jonahey commuted the death sentence to life imprisonment on Thanksgiving Day due to pleas from Brady's lawyers that a nagging wife drove him to crime. Relatives plan to conceal the true fate of James from the father and debate how to explain the change as they await James's fate in prison. James says he will write to his father and explain he is working in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Connellsville
Michael Brady
James Brady
Sandusky
Vic Jonahey
Brady
Can Releville
James
Sether
Hlind
Haine
Elision of Protestant in Church Ads Sparks Protest
New York Bishop Manning denies consultation on omitting the word Protestant from the Protestant Episcopal Church of America's New York corporate name in a newspaper ad. The Churchman will report clerical leaders approved the change, while opposers urge the move undermines the church’s historic title.
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New York
William T. Manning
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Churchau
McCommas
National Church League
Protestant Epicopal Society For the Promotion of
For
Mer
Trinity Parish
Corporation of
Trinity Church
Elne
Boy emperor of China seeks refuge at Japanese legation
Reuters report from Peking says Henan Tong, the boy emperor of China freed by the new government, has taken shelter at the Japanese legation. No immediate danger feared. Truro dairy: Holstein cow Homestead Cola Pieter, owned by William Fleming, sets Canadian butter record with 24,770 pounds milk and 1,022 pounds butter fat in three daily milkings.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Strathmore Luncinda Meckthilde
London
Reuter
Peking
Henan Tong
China
Tuan Chi-fui
Truro
Nova Scotia
Cola Pieter
William A. Fleming
Riverview Farm
Federal Dairy Department
Western Canadian farmers gain wealth from grain price rise
Financial men estimate western Canadian farmers will have about 175000 dollars more to spend in 1924 than in 1923 due to higher wheat and grain prices. Hawkers report many farmers who produced this wealth have paid all obligations and are now debt free with solid bank accounts for the next season.
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Winniper
Manitoba
Western Canada
Hawkers
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