Cooper comes to Atlanta with Tanlac health theories
Prominent citizens invite Mr. Cooper, producer of Tanlac, to Atlanta. He arrives from Cincinnati and plans brief stay to meet charities and the public at Jacobs Pharmacy on Marietta Street with sessions 10-12 a m and 3-5 p m Wednesday. He expects to discuss health theories later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Atlanta
Piedmont
Mr. Cooper
Tanlee
Jacobs Pharmacy Co
Marietta Street
Extend quarantine urged to include Atlanta and Macon
State campaign seeks to add Atlanta and Macon to boll weevil quarantine to ease seed flow. officials argue larger mills rely on local cotton seed and include more territory would ease freight costs. Entomologist Worsham on tour with Evans Berckmans Nighbert addressing farmers and merchants in LaGrange and later Yalbor n urging rapid action before frost.
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Atlanta
Macon
State Board of Entomology
Duffy
Proctor & Seni Press Company
Cutler
Georgia South
Florida Railroad
Harris
Hig
Mecon
Atlante
Worsham
Vance
Jast
Montgomery
Alabama
Cotton Air Enterprise
Uy LaGrange
LaGrange
Lee Worsham
J. A. Evans
United States Department of Agriculture
R. C. Berckmans
Augusta
State Board For Entomology
EB. M. Nighbert
Georgia Department of Agriculture
Yalborn
Evans
Nighbert
Berckmans
Oscar Parker
Weevil talk urges early maturing cotton and crop diversification
A county meeting features Mr Worsham and Weevil Expert Evans stressing cultural methods and reducing acreage to fight the Mexican boll weevil. They urge destroying cotton stalks before frost, deeper plowing, and early maturing cash crops. Dr Nighbert highlights tick eradication contracts and plans for a county committee to push eradication efforts in Campbell County.
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Hia
Evans
Texas
Georgia
Nighbert
LaGranze
Frank H. Redwine
Campbell County
Dublin and nearby mourn notable deaths in early October
Captain Rowe a longtime Laurens County figure dies at 75 in Dublin and is mourned by seven children. funeral at First Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Taliaferro with Northview Cemetery interment. Remains of Clifton B. Griffin brought from New Mexico for local burial. Griffin noted as oldest in Decatur County region. Mrs. A. E. Holland dies at 79 in Dublin with multiple survivors. services by Rev. Mott at Northview Cemetery. Samuel S. Shropshire, 72, Rome pioneer and Confederate veteran, dies. inquest rules accidental death. survived by wife, two daughters and four sons.
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W. A. Taliaferro
Macon
Northview Cemetery
Bainbridge
Clifton B. Griffin
New Mexico
Tolar
Grittin
Werg
Griffin
Decatur County
A. E. Holland
Dublin
J. W. Holland
C. C. Holland
Laurens County
a. T._ Holland
Wilkinson Count
Bob’ Adams
Gordon
Bartow, Adams
Milledgeville
R. B
Rome
Samuel S. Shropshire
North Broad Street
Millet
Local Obituaries and Survivors From Several Homes
Mrs. Martha Foster died Sunday at 108 Bohol street. survived by husband T. A. Foster and several children. A baby named Hugh O Reilly died Monday at 2 Clay street, Kirkwood. body removed Poole's chapel. Mrs. Sarah J Hayes died Monday at 12 Lovejoy street. survived by husband J. T. Hayes and nine children. Richard Ledford died Monday at 33 Selle avenue. survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ledford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Poster
Area 72
Bohol Street
T. A. Foster
W. H. Joe
J.€. Foster
A. Roberts
Ben Steele
Forrest’ Touchstone
Hugh O. Reilly
Hugh C. Reilly
T._O. Riley
Clay Street
Kirkwood
Poole’s Chapel
Sarah J. Hayes
Lovejoy Street
J. T. Hayes
Richard Ledford
Selle Avenue
C. H. Ledford
Packers Will Appeal Prize Court Decision
Washington October 4 Pack ers counsel for Chicago meat packers whose consignments to neutral countries were forfeited by a British prize court conferred with state department officials They argue the ruling is arbitrary contravenes international law permits other governments to sell products while the United States is denied similar privileges because the goods were destined for Germany The packers gave notice of appeal and plan to discuss with officials tomorrow various points they claim should form the basis of representations by the American government to Great Britain
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Washington
Chicago
State Department
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Detained on Pressing Business Judge Comments on Mra Weepybride
A brief note records a judge urging Mrs J Weepybride to be happy with her husband as she has limited chance to sing. The fragment hints at a courtroom or legal setting and a personal, domestic sentiment within a reported proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra J
Germany admits Arabic mistake in U S note
Washington reports Secretary Lansing will again meet with German Ambassador Bernstorff to explain that Germanys Arabic note did not fully reflect US views. The talks seek reparations for losses and assurances against torpedoing without warning while Berlin asserts Bernstorffs full power to satisfy US demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lansing
Count von Fernstorff
United States
Germany
Count Bernstorff
Ambasador Bernstorff
Berlin
Wadsworth Case Highlighted by Cotton Society Testimony
John W. Green, vp of the Cotton Growers Co operative Society, testified before a U S commission on the government effort to remove Phil C Wadsworth of Texas City to Atlanta for trial on charges of mail fraud in promoting the enterprise. Green noted W S Howard used his congressional frank to dispatch society material and that Howard cited Wadsworth’s remarks as a solution to marketing farm products. He said the society planned a $50 million capital but never reached it as the hearing would continue to borrow.
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New York
John W. Green
Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Society
United States
Phil C. Wadsworth
Texas City
Texas
Atlanta
Congress
Green
W.S. Howard
Georgia
Howard
Wadsworth
W Wadsworth
Leonard J. Grossman Joins Felder's Firm in Atlanta
Leonard J. Grossman announces move from the Candler building to suite 394 244 Trust Company Equitable building in Atlanta to join Thomas B. Felder and C V Hohenstein. Felder Anderson Rountree Wilson Williams Hutcheson and others are associated as the southern representative for Wilber Mercantile agency.
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Leonard J. Grossman
Candler
Trust Company
Georgia
Equitable
Thomas B. Felder
Atlante Bar
C.v. Hohenstein
Savannah
C. ¥. Hohenstein
Malaria Blood Trouble Study Sparks Medical Interest
A fragmented note discusses malaria germs, blood infection, and health purities, hinting at early medical observations on malaria and its effects on the bloodstream. The text mentions malarial germ concept and the disease’s impact, reflecting historic medical curiosity.
U S Warning Over Armenian Atrocities Affects Turkey Links
Washington officials said Ambassador Morgenthau in Constantinople was instructed to tell Turkey’s foreign minister that US sentiment rose over Armenian atrocities. Massacres could threaten friendly ties unless they stop. No formal protest was issued. Turkey rejects foreign interference. Secretary Lansing noted no US representations to Germany, though Morgenthau reported a German protest to the Turkish foreign office.
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Washington
Morgenthatt
Constantinople
United States
Turkey
Langing
Germany
Morgenthau
State Department
Count von Bernstorff
Georgian Tourists Welcome With Irish Confetti in Rain
A Georgia tour through Forsyth Hall County to Ball Ground and Tate featured heavy rain, muddy roads, and a grand reception. Georgia Marble volunteers and local women served barbecue and Brunswick stew as visitors toured quarries, enjoyed speeches, song, and a gala Canton stop before heading home.
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Georgia
Roais
Forsyth County
Gainesville
Brenau College
Chait
Hall County
Colonel Smith
Aleck Anderson
Nelson
Tate
Georgia Marble Company
Sam Tate
Brunswick
Canton
Rome
Bill Stoddara
Ooldy
Sem ‘Tate
Hush Fitenflert
W. 4
Richardson
Lee
Me‘nin
Walter
L. BE. Tate
Oversubscribed Anglo French bond issue draws heavy demand
New York October 4 oversubscribed Anglo French external loan of 500 million dollars. Subscriptions from Rockefeller John D. and Wil liam Rockefeller reported with J D taking 10 million and William a smaller undisclosed amount. Sir Ernest Cannell reportedly takes 5 million. Names of other large subscribers include John Willys Harry Payne Whitney and William Boyce Thompson though Morgan & Co will not confirm individuals. Closing underwriters books tomorrow may end public access at 84 and shift sale to 9 percent.
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New York
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Ernest Cagncll
Edward VII of
England
Ernest
John Willys
Harry ‘Payne Whitney
William ‘Boyce Thompson
J. P. Morgan& Co
New York City
New England
Pittsburg
Teile
Wall Street
France
Stabilization of Exchange
J. P. Morgan & Co
Berlin
London
George Bernhard
Vossische Zeitung
Fhewe
Tvms
Germany
Loan barred to the British in Anglo-French loan
London reports government says British residents cannot subscribe to or purchase the Anglo-French loan in America. Remittances to America to fund subscriptions would defeat the loan’s purpose. UK holders would face income tax on dividends, and trading the loan is not allowed on UK stock exchanges.
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London
England
United States
Treasury
United Kingdom
America
Ameren
Impressive Array of Diplomatic Document Impresses
The Washington Star quotes a diplomat describing a document as a splendid procession of words that took a remarkably long time to pass a specified point. The remark highlights the perceived verbosity and ceremonial style of the text.
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The
Washington Star
Mother's Friend: A Reliable External Remedy for Healthy Infants
Advertises Mother's Friend as a sure safe external remedy for reducing pain and distress in mothers during childbirth. Claims it helps relax facial features, cords and ligaments, relieves nerves, and brings thorough comfort, suggesting druggists supply the product for new mothers seeking relief.
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Brown & Allen
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Brown & Allen Standard
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Canterbury
West-of-England
T. H. Rowe
c. A. _ Griffin, Bainbridge
S. B. Shropshire
Martha Foster
Packers
W. Schley Howard
Cotton Society
S Frank
Felder
Jate
McCanless
Bisekwell
Meadestie John
Tie Py
Ke Moss
Switch
Wile
Madras
L. C. Adler
Cem Ee
Piedmont Hotel
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