Knoxville Captain Describes Tanlac Relief After Years of Illness
Capt George W Womble of Knoxville recounts severe intestinal pain constipation and sleepless nights from a long illness. After two bottles of Tanlac he reports full relief and regains youthful energy. praises Jacobs Pharmacy Co. and Chambliss Co. as local sponsors.
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George W Womble
Tanlac
Medicing
Dan “Ie Chambries
Kuhiman Chamblisa Company
Knoxville
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Jacobs Pharmacy Co
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Ask Council Aid For Ponce De Leon
Property owners on Ponce de Leon avenue representing about one third of the frontage between the bridge and Moreland avenue voted Friday to petition the general council to exempt that stretch and allow Georgia Railway and Power to lay crushed stone foundation under its tracks instead of the concrete base the city ordinance requires. The meeting, chaired by Alderman Edgar Dunlap, was in the minty ward business office. The south side of Ponce de Leon has been torn up for months as the railway fights the concrete base requirement. President Preston Arkwright cited cost and soil conditions to justify the request, arguing concrete is unnecessary under the tracks.
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
Moreland Avenue
General Council
Ponce de Leon Avenua
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Edgar Dunlap
Minty
Vance de Leon
Pureee
Rone de Leon Avenue
Highland
Street Railway Company
Council
Ponce de Leon
Preston Arkwright
Ark
Wright
Dunlap
Street Committee of Council
Genera Council
Coan
When Baby Comes Aid for Expectant Mothers Text
Experienced mothers urge the use of Mother's Friend obtained at drug stores. The external remedy is described as safe and necessary to ease muscles cords tendons and ligaments and to avoid unnecessary pain. It is claimed to ease the mind and nervous system and to prevent nausea and morning sickness in many cases.
City considers crushed stone foundations for avenue repair
Wright notes several cities use crushed stone under tracks as a better base than concrete. Alderman Dunlap to draft a petition for property owners to urge street committee to seek council indorsement. County reps say street repairs paused pending court decision on track foundations. plan to resume if agreed.
Peace Monument Unveiling in Piedmont Park
The Old Guard battalion celebrates the Peace monument unveiling at Piedmont park this Sunday at 3 PM. Members assemble at Ansley hotel in dress uniforms and march to the park where the shaft will be decked with flowers. Dr CG B Wilmer gives a brief talk and prayer in a brief, impressive ceremony.
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Old Guard
Ansley Hotel
CG B
Wilmer
Atlanta
Twins Found On Deserted Road North Of Stone Mountain
Cold and hungry, year old twins were found on a deserted country road near Stone Mountain by J H Richards. They were with their aunt Miss Catherine Cannon at 7 Pulliam Street. The boys were turned over to Chief J W Beacham, thawed out, fed, and sent home. They promised not to run away again.
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Herald
Gerald McCarrack
Catherine Cannon
Pulliam Street
Stone Mountain
J H Richards
Bolice
J W .Beacham
Hart County Fair Set to Open October 26
Hart County prepares for its fair opening October 26, running four days. TB Thornton serves as manager and J H Warren as secretary. Hart County is noted as a leading agricultural county in the state.
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Hart County
Hartnef
TB Thornton
J H Warren
Divorce Scored In Talk To Jury By Judge Ellis
In Fulton county Georgia the largest divorce docket ever heard, Judge W D Ellis dismissed the jury after a harsh critique of Georgia divorce laws. He praised jurors for thorough work and urged public investigators to examine both sides in each case to combat the divorce trend.
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Ellis
Fulton County
W Dllis
Superior Court
Georgia
BlHs
Winter Arrives With Heat On And Cold In City
The first steam heat of the season went on as a cold front hit Atlanta. A brisk afternoon boosted shopping activity and mood despite low temperatures. The high reached the mid 40s with a night low around 45 as clear, cold weather continued.
Son-in-Law Held Charged With Tossing Brick Through Window
Luther Mason, a Pittsburg Plate Glass employee living at 149 Walton Street, was arrested after a brick was thrown through the front window of his father in law’s residence at 126 Wea Cum Street. He faced a 100 bond for disorderly conduct and was taken to police headquarters. A boarder at the father in law’s home required Grady hospital treatment after the fracas, receiving stitches to his head. Mason said the father in law Jonyancey and Vis Yancey interfered in his domestic affairs, driving him to drink and causing the disturbance.
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Mason
Jon Yancey
Yancy
Officer Wiley
Cain
West Explains Delay In Teachers Checks
Grahamee chief clerk explains to city teachers why September salaries were held up. The comptroller’s office audited the payroll submitted September 17 and found deductions for lost time calculated on 280 days instead of 265, causing a sizable loss to teachers.
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Comptroller 3
Comptrollers Office
Mnstead
Mrs Riss H Kress Dies in New York City
News of the death of Mrs Riss Harrison Kress in New York City was received in Atlanta. She formerly was Leila McCall of this city, graduated from Trinity High School, moved to New York ten years ago after marrying Cather Kress, an official of the S H Ikress company. She is survived by her husband and mother, Mrs J L Call, and three sisters. Funeral and interment to be in New York at the Krass residence, 225 West Bughty Sixth Street.
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Riss Harrison Kress
New York City
Atlanta
Kress
Vass Leila McCall
Trirts High School
New York
Vir. Kress
S Hikress Company
Cather
Jik ‘eCall
Isv
Piedmont Avenue
J Leary
Hugh Daniel
Visa
PF Culverson
Krass
West Bughty Sixth Street
Terrells Short Crop Nears Full Harvest
Dawson reports October 8 weather and market notes show the cotton crop nearly all picked with expected yields about half the state average. Continued rains promise better soil for sowing. farmers plan ashore to head off weevil pressure and price gains. Wideawake gardeners brace for winter vegetables.
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Dawson
Senior Round Table Holds First Meeting at UGA
The Senior Round Table of the University of Georgia met in Athens on October 1915 with Noble Bassett as host and presiding. Eleven members attended including BIC Bennett of Baxcross, Henry Brown of Atlanta, Gate Bish of Barnesville, Robert Lee Callaway of Athens, LL Folsom of Merte, Wilton Scott of Decatur, Max Segall of Mount Vernon, SN Canford of Athens, W Hi Sorrells of Athens, and Charles M Tanner of Carrollton.
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Spemat
University of Georgia
Noble Bassetti
Fort Valley
Messrs
Bic Bennett
Aycross
Noble Bassett
Henry
Brown
Atlanta
Gate Bish
Barnesville
Robert Lee
Callaway
Folsom
Mertae Wilton Scott
Decatur
Max “Segall
Mount Vernon
Canford
Hi Sorrells
Charles M. Tanner
Carroll
Athens M C A to be turned into picture theater
The Athens Ga M C A building, used for 15 years, will be converted into the region's largest motion picture house with ground floor access and a thirty room hotel above. The new $175000 plant is to begin soon, with completion aimed by November 20 and temporary quarters planned if needed.
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Athens
Young Mens Christian Association
Spper
Bulding
Point Won by Defense in Americus Bank Case
In Americus, Georgia, October 8, the defense secured a ruling in U.S. district court granting a bill of particulars for Mathew Lowery. Judge Lambdin ordered the government to specify two counts and allowed defense access to related books and papers, contending many transactions were vague and difficult to recall.
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Macon
Americus Gaw National Bank
United States District Court
DuPont Guerry
Mathew Lowery
Fudge Lambdin
Lambain
Jitney Driver Fined After Quick Passanger Pickup Judge Johnson Criticizes
In police court Recorder Johnson described some jitney drivers as wild Indians. R M Pledger faced trial for speeding to pick up a passenger. The judge fined him 575 dollars and warned against returning for similar conduct. The judge lamented the reckless driving by many jitney operators.
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Judge Johnson
Recorder Johnson
R. M Pledger
Pledger
Fifth Ward Alderman Race Feels Growing Interest
In the Fifth Ward the contest between John Oosiegon and Willem Besser for alderman intensifies with expectations of higher turnout in next Tuesday's second primary. Sisson attacks Woodwardism on his platform while Besser emphasizes business focus. In the first primary Besser and Sisson each had 163 votes after a nine to six precinct split.
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John Oosiegon
Willem & Besser
Sisson
Besser
Carl Dolva
A T Peacock
Strand to Show Children Movies With Patriotic Program
The Strand theater will present a children’s program Saturday from 9 to 11 am featuring a two reel Mutual Masterpiece Helens Bables, a patriotic drama The Birth of the Ster-Spangled Banner with the national hymn, a comedy The Ashjan by children, and a Pathe comedy. All pictures were censored by the Atlanta Womans club committee.
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Strand Theater
Helens Bables
Pathe
Atlanta Womans Club
Hartwell opens new bank building in Matheson-Kidd building
Special Hartwell Ga October reports the Hart County bank opening in its elegant new quarters on the northeast side of the public square in the Matheson Kidd building. Cotton market notes show quotes at full good midding about 12.5 cents, with rains helping crops but delaying cotton gathering briefly.
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Catton
Fitzgerald
Blixgeralds
Heartweil
Hartwell
Hart County Bank
Matheson-Kidd
T N Stewart Noted Superior Car Painting Quality
In a letter to Blount Carriage and Buggy Co T N Stewart praised a recently painted car noting the job stood out among others and expressing satisfaction with the ignition quality as better than the average. He invited friends to see the vehicle.
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Stewarr
Blount Carriage and Bugzy Co
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