Tanlac credited with 30 pound gain for local farmer
In Columbia and Ofaury county, P. M. McGavock credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, sleep, and strength after long decline. He recalls losing weight and energy until druggist R. M. Smiser recommended the remedy. Distributor G. F. Willis touts Tanlac as a premier medicine on the American market.
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Colubia
Ofaury County
P. ©. McGavock
R. M. Smiser
Lumbia
Tena
Mr. McGavock
Eixit
Smiser
Taniac
Tam
Columbia
Almaply
G. F. Willis
Jag
Atlanta
Jacobs Pharmacy Co
Ice King Rohrman endorses Tanlac for stomach relief
Louisville figure John Rohtman known as the Ice King testifies Tanlac helped his indigestion and insomnia after skeptical start. He says the medicine went to the root, strengthened him quickly and he would pay a thousand dollars for the benefit. The testimonial appears as an advertisement.
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Louisville
John Rohtman
Rohrman
Tanlac
Rohtman
Stuarts Buchu and Juniper Compound Remedy Claims Relief
An advertised patent remedy promises to ease backache and urinary issues caused by stress or rheumatic conditions. The blurb urges readers to read the bottle label and purchase from druggists, claiming it will restore strength, improve sleep, and reduce bodily discomfort.
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Stuart
Fes
Drogeista
Interesting features planned for Georgia Harvest Festival
A Atlanta committee of well known residents plans Mardi Gras day revels turning downtown into a carnival zone with masked revelers, bands, fireworks and a grand masked ball at the Auditorium Armory. German farmers, the Georgia Deutsche Zeitung and Ad Club support Agricultural Day with floats and a parade. The Rotary Club will run the Harvest Festival ball Monday night to inaugurate the week and crown the festival queen.
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Atlanta
Harvest Festival Association
Wnes
Fred Patterson
Ehairman
Jesse Lee
Wylie West
J. C. Stan
Bill Wardlaw
Paul P. Reese
Lucien York
Georgia
Ad Men's Club
Jerome Qppenheim
Georgia Deutsche Zeitung
Dixie
Ad ‘Club
Ad Club
The
Zeitung
Rotary Club of Atlanta
Atlante
Kiffin Rockwell Slightly Wounded in the Big Drive
Paris report in The New York Sun notes Kiffin Rockwell of Atlanta and Agheville and his brother Paul in the French Foreign Legion were wounded in the Champagne attack on September 29. Rockwell writes the unit faced heavy fire, with several wounded and the men carrying trenches amid German machine gun fire.
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Kiffin Rockwell
Agheville
Atlanta
Paul Rockwell
French Foreign Legion
Champagne
France
Paris
New York Sun
Rockwell
D. W. Thorin
Canton
Legation
Rea Cross Troim
Trinkard
the Sun
Two Men Fined in Gaming Raid at Houston Street
J W Burkholder and Pat Williams were each fined 1075 after arrest in a Houston Street gaming raid. Six other men were released. Burkholder used alias W E B Walker and claimed the raid aimed to expose a gambling resort while J M Daniel, a local contractor, was also noted in the case.
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J. W. Burkholder
Pat Williams
Havac
Houston Street
Burkholder
W. EB
Walker
S&hether
J.M. Daniel
Is Daniel
Williams
Rotary Club Ball And Queen Contest Details
The Rotary club announced Lee Jordan notified the executive committee that Jack Lewin was placed in charge of the ball. The committee approved most queen contest details and decided to present the queen with a $1000 Pullman coupe. A photo of the prize was shown to the committee by President Payison.
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Rotary Club
Stepdaughter wins out over sisters in inheritance case
In Athens on October 7 Judge Brand ruled that the estate of 15 000 dollars from the late J J Pettyie of Jackson County passes to his stepdaughter rather than his deceased wife’s sisters. Pettyjohn died intestate, with no children, and the stepdaughter claimed sole heirship through her mother in law to the property. The court sided with the stepdaughter.
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Athens
Brand
J. J. Pettyie
Jackson County
American minister Russell presents credentials in Santo Domingo
Reaches Santo Domingo October 7 announces William W. Russell, former American minister to the Dominican Republic, who has been reappointed as American minister here. He replaces James M. Sullivan, who resigned, and he presented his credentials at an official reception today.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
William W. Russell
James ME Sullivan
Spectacular late 1920s women’s suits priced at 25 dollars
Advertises an Atlanta sale of a vast collection of women’s suits at 25 with reproductions of exclusive models previously 35 to 50. Describes box and semi-fitted coats, various skirt styles, and fabrics like Broadcloth and Gabardine in black navy brown green. Highlights fur braid and velvet trim options in bold, affordable fashion.
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Atlanta
Camisoles and Corset Covers at 50 Cents
Advertises camisoles for fifty cents and corset covers in fine crepe de chine with wash lace accents. Describes dainty designs, splendid construction, and exceptional value at 50 cents each.
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Ireea
Wspfaperi
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