Tanlac Restores Nashville Woman From Despair
Russ Lillie Akers of Nashville recounts severe weakness and weight loss from 106 to 125 pounds, sleeplessness, and nervous distress. After hospital care and Tanlac treatment, she reports gaining ten pounds, restored energy, improved digestion, color, appetite, and daily function, urging others to consult neighbors and Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta for Tanac products.
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Russ Lillie Akers
Nashville
Tor
Tanlac
Taniac
DeMoville
Mr. Cooper
Tanine
Atlanta
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Contado
Tourists See Enchanted North Georgia Road Trip
Georgia Chamber of Commerce plans escort for the Second Living Georgia tour leaving Atlanta for Macon Wednesday. At least 160 cars will accompany the group with A. M. Smith coordinating. The caravan departs the Majestic hotel at 3 30 in the morning as locals greet the travelers through Tallulah Falls and along the Nacoochee valley toward Helen Dahlonega and Gainesville, highlighting new roads mines and a ghost town.
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Fox
Atlanta
Georgia
Macon
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
A. M. Smith
The
Georgia Chamber
Majestic Hotel
Ned Melitonb
Gaolheaville
Tallulah
Gainesville
North Georgia
Tallulah Falls
Dama
Nacoochee
Stonemdouk
Macoochee Valley
Helen
White County
Virgin Forest
RH White
B.S. Barker
Dahlonega
T. M. Bell
Crasey
Yonah Mountain
Cleveland
AH. Anderson
W. H. Underwood
G. A. Glenn
North Georgia Agricultural College
Hi. H. Baker
Dahloneza
United States Mint
Agricultural College
Nucklesville
Aureyla
Ittie Wanden
Aureria
California
Clarkesville
Hall County
Altos
FE. R. Barrett
A. S Hardy
GC. Reed
Barker
Fletcher Carter
Brenau
Rome
WA. McCullough
W. K. Jenkins
Ball Ground
T. J. Simpson
Wright Willingham
Robert _D. Graves
Harper
H.R. McClatchey
At the Atlanta stages many shows draw crowds this week
The Atlanta theater page highlights "Damagea Gooda" at the Atlanta tonight through Wednesday with a matinee, a guest congressman in Washington reacting to the production, and notices for "The Only Girl" at the Atlanta with a strong cast. Also listed are vaudeville acts at Forsyth, including Sophie Bernard and Lou Anger in "Safety First" and other offerings.
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Atlanta
Pacific Comet
Wrehington
Bec Dzet
Tameo Tuch
Quack
Keith
Forsyth
Sophie Bernard
Lou Anger
Wrand
Broadway
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Sophie’ Barnard
Sha
Henry
Crimes of the Moslems and Armenian Exodus Atrocities
Eyewitness reports describe a July expulsion of Armenians marked by panic and mass killings. Villages emptied, women abused, men shot, and bodies washed ashore near a monastery. Thousands displaced, many dying from starvation and thirst amid systematic violence.
Nightmarish Armenian massacre described by survivor
A survivor recounts brutal killings by Turkish bands along the Euphrates and in the Erzingian plain. Women and girls suffered horrific abuse, children were slain or cast into rivers, and only ruins and bodies remained along fields and hills. A daughter and mother were forced into a bath where others had converted to Islam.
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Euphrates
Erzingian
Huphrates
Woman shoots man who slew her husband at Bryan fair
Mrs Josephine Kirkpatrick, 68, shot and killed Dr A C Saylor in front of the Hill county fair grandstand during a Bryan lecture. Saylor had recently killed Kirkpatrick’s husband and was out on bond. After firing at close range she surrendered to the sheriff as crowds watched.
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Bryan
Hillsboro
Texas
Josephine Kirkpatrick
A. C. Saylor
Hill County Fair
William J. Bryan
Saylor
Central
Atlanta Parks Prove Very Popular Sunday
Pleasant weather drew thousands to downtown and the parks. Crowds filled Piedmont and Grant parks for band concerts and strolls. Dress Week eve attracted shoppers to window displays as churches held large congregations and theatres aided by charity. Continuous mild forecast through today.
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Piedmont Park
Grant Park
Grant and
Piedmont
Europe War Punishment of God to Nations
Dr A R Holderby pastor of Hast Point Presbyterian preached that Europe’s great war is God’s punishment on wicked nations and will continue until punished and humiliated, then peace will come. The Hast Point church congregation moved into a new structure housing a free clinic a circulating library and a kindergarten as institutional work advances and new members join.
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Europe
America
A. R. Holderby
Point Presbyterian Church
Youth of 20 Charged With Beating Sister And Choking Mother
J P Glogier aged 20 was jailed after allegedly beating his sister Ruth 18 and choking his widowed mother at 35 Sampson Street. He claimed motive due to his sister's relationship with a married man. Mrs Glazier was in critical condition. He is to have a hearing before Recorder Johnson Tuesday at 2:30.
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Sampson Street
J. P. Glogier
Evans
Wiley
Glazier
Constitution
Ruth
U S Troopers Engage Mexican Raiders Near La Feria
A detachment of U S border patrol exchanged shots with a small band of Mexican raiders near La Feria Texas about thirty miles northwest of Brownsville. No casualties reported as the Mexicans fled, with reports of hundreds gathered on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande and strengthened patrols overnight. Two trainloads of Carranza troops left Matamoros toward the area to disperse bandits believed to have a base west of Matamoros.
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Brownsville
Texas
United States Border Patrol
la Feria
John A. Considine
Sixth Cavalry
le Feria
Rio Grande
Mexico
Rio Bravo
Carranza
Matamoros
Matamoron
Bishop Candler to Speak to Ministers Meeting
The Blinisters association holds its regular monthly meeting at 10 30 in First Baptist church. Governor Harris cannot attend though he accepted to speak as a citizen of the state. Rev W A Candler will deliver a devotional and speak on The Present Opportunity of America in the Education of the World. all ministers are invited.
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Blinisters’ Association
First Baptist Church
Harris
W. A. Candler
M. Is. Church
South
Faulkner to Speak at Suffragists Meeting
James P Faulkner secretary of the Raoul Foundation fund will address next Wednesdays session of the storage school at the Hotel Ansley His topic will be Health by Indirection Mir Faulkner to speak to suffragists regarding health strategies at the Hotel Ansley session Wednesday.
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James
P. Faulkner
Raoul Foundation Fund
Ansley
Mir
Faulkner
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