Plans Completed for Brotherhood of St Andrew Convention
Preparations are finished for the Brotherhood of St Andrew convention in Atlanta. The Atlanta convention committee held its final meeting at the Hotel Ansley, with 540 to 800 delegates expected from across the United States, including prominent business leaders and religious figures. The event aims for a mature, general gathering run by delegates, with credentials optional to participate in services, inviting Episcopalians not members and Christians of all denominations to attend.
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The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Atlanta
Ansley
United States
Delazales
St. Andrew Brotherhood
Help the Stomach Digest Your Food
The text promotes Caldwell’s syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative to relieve constipation without griping. Sold by druggists at fifty cents to one dollar per bottle, it claims gentle, pleasant effects suitable for children, women, and the elderly. A free trial bottle is offered by Dr. W. B Caldwell in Washington Monticello, TH.
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W. B Caldwell
Monticelly
Brotherhood of St Andrew Sets Convention Schedule
The Brotherhood of St Andrew founded in 1883, the world’s largest lay group, invites women and children to participate. The convention opens with the Quiet Hour, a prayer and meditation service led by clergy, with delegates proceeding from trains to the cathedral for the service.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew
St. Andrew
Mercer President Talks to Baptists of Atlanta Today
Macon Ga October 12 Special Dr W L Pickard president of Mercer university will leave tonight for Atlanta where he addresses the Atlanta Baptist association on the relation of Atlanta and Mercer He seeks to devote more time to Mercer's interests and raise a 2 million dollar fund while expanding enrollment for greater Southern prominence He challenges Georgia Baptists to support Mercer by sending 600 students and backing campus expansion with more equipment and funds.
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Macon. Ga
W.L. Pickard
Mercer University
Atlanta
Atlanta Baptist Association
Mercer
Tickard
Joe Selens
B D. Ragsdale
Tor
Pickard
Maton
Montezuma
Rehoboth Baptist Association
Sevi
Mercer-Tech
Georgia Baptists
Georgia
Tech
Georgia Boys
South
Dr. Pickard
Senceman
Menger
Meccea
Georgian thanked for his suggestion for reserve army
Macon Georgia October 12 Special Harry W Freeman a young cotton dealer of Macon may be responsible for the formation of a reserve army by the United States to be called on in time of war for national defense. The suggestion was made by Mr Presman in a letter to President Wilson who referred the matter to the war department. Major G Crawford secretary of the war college division has thanked Mr Presman and said the matter will be given full consideration. Freeman proposes a law requiring every male American upon reaching 20 years to serve in the state militia with drills rifle practice and encampments. He says this would create a pool of trained men ready to mobilize and defend the country when needed. He also urged a regular army of 300000 men.
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Macon
Harry W. Freeman
United States
Presman
Wilson
War Department
G. Crawford
War College Division
Freeman
Mir Freeman
Atlanta Cotton Movie Draws Great Crowds at the Grand
Atlanta movie lovers filled the Grand theater for the debut of the Buy-a-Bale film by Mrs. J Garnett Starr and Mrs. Eloise Davidson. Packed houses praised the production linking Cotton market uplift with a dramatic society girl tale. The film features Mayor James G Woodward Sheriff C Wheeler Mangum and Deputy John Owens and will tour the South before a northern booking. The Grand promises added touches and also screens Atlynts a shipwreck reel for the first three days.
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Atlanta
Grand Theater
Seling Five Points
Buckhead
Chamber of Commerce
Peachtree Street
Dixie
Starr
David W. Griffith
Lubin
Louise
James G. Woodward
C. Wheeler Mangum
John Owens
Elaine
Newell Bogge
Lew Dockatuder
Harrison Jones
J. R. Smith
Shent Mangum
Woodward
Atlynts
Agnes Scott Girls Adopt Cotton Movement at College
Agnes Scott students and faculty, noted as a prominent southern girls school, pledge to wear cotton garments and buy cotton goods to aid cotton farmers. Resolutions urge substituting cotton for linen in apparel and using cotton for Christmast presents where possible, adopted after Sociologist Class No. 4 suggested them.
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Agnes Scott
South
Love and Peace Urged by Bryan and Straus
Philadelphia October 12 Secretary Bryan and Oscar S Straus urged love as the basis for universal peace over military preparedness. They argued nations cannot exist in isolation and that treaties and negotiations can prevent war, reducing the burden on participants and proving the futility of relying on war for security.
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Philadelphia
Bryan
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce and Labor
Bryan Esid
W’sy
Coffee Harms Digestion and Ages the Body
Dr J H Kellogg of Battle Creek Sanitarium warns coffee causes digestive interference and acts like a nerve poison. Long use damages organs including thyroid, liver, and kidneys, raising artery hardness and accelerating aging. He advises against caffeine for those with high blood pressure and for children, noting invalids often should avoid coffee. A pure food beverage, EVSTANT Pos PUM, is promoted as a hospital friendly substitute.
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Bevers
J. H. Kellogg
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Young Mason J LeRoy Duncan to Lecture in Atlanta
A novel lecture on Masonic matters will be delivered by J LeRoy Duncan, a young Mason with six years in the craft. He has served at Gate City lodge and as past Master of the Fifth Masonic district of Georgia. The talk follows the degree at Gate City, with a fine spread to follow by Steward Thornton of the Atlanta Athletic club.
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Atlanta
J. LeRoy Duncan
Duncan
Gate City Lodge
Beavers Widow dies after long illness in Campbellton
Mrs. J F Beavers aged 78 of Fairburn Ga dies at home after protracted illness. Survived by five daughters and twelve grandchildren. Funeral scheduled Tuesday at Mt Vernon with Baptist and Methodist ministers officiating. Interment Mount Vernon Churchyard Ga. Also notes on local obituaries and a light humor ending.
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J. F. Beavers
Fairburn
John Beavers
Campbellton
John F. Beavers
M. FE. Harvey
Dry I'@. Henley
College Park
JH Mixon
Ast Polot
W. 3Ladams
Rice
John RK. Thornton
Charlies J. Short
The
Baptist, Church
John Speir
Methodist Church
Mt. Vernon
Mount Vernon
German Consul Dr Ghrt takes post in Atlanta
Dr Ghrt, former imperial German consul to Kobe, arrives in Atlanta from New York to succeed Dr Zoepitel Queilenstein as Kaiser’s imperial representative. He praises Southern hospitality and climate, notes Japan’s legation departure, and comments on war causes and English influence. Dr Quellenstein returns to Germany for Imperial Guards service.
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Dr. Ghrt
Kobe
Japan
Kaiser Wilhelm
China
Atlanta
New York City
Zoepitel-Queilenstein
Kaiser
South
Dr. Ohrt
Philadelphia
Olert
Legation
Minnesota
Seattle
Wash
Germany
Sires
America
Japatt
Englard
England
Dr. Quellenstein
Imperial Guards
Macon Church Goal Set After Ze To Church Campaign
Macon Ga October 12 Special. The ze to church campaign culminated with 40 100 Macon people attending both morning and night services. An annual event is planned with a single day devoted to attending church. Ministers report many new members and pledges for more regular attendance.
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Macon
I T
Pelham Former Chief Faces Trial Tomorrow
Pelham Georgia October 12 special report Mitchell Superior Court opened in Camilla at 10 this morning with Judge F. E. Cox presiding. After four divorce cases were disposed of the murder case State v. Dillag Robinson was taken up and sent to the jury late this evening. The trial of State v D Camp continued.
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Pelham
Mitchell Superior Court
Camilla
FE. E. Cox
Casey
Dillag Robinson
the State
Ringling Brothers Circus Proves Treat for all
The Ringling Brothers circus delighted crowds with King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. The show featured elephants, aerial acrobats, clowns, and a festive atmosphere with lemonade and popcorn. A Pelham murder case against former chief Potzon of Pelham is set for Wednesday with many witnesses and a large crowd expected.
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Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Solomon
Sheba
Quit Scratching Zemo Cure Ad Claims Skin Relief
An old advertisement promotes Zemo as a clean non-greasy liquid that stops itching and aids pimples, blackheads, and eczema. It urges readers to buy a 20 cent bottle or request a free trial by mailing 4 cents postage to W. Rose Co. Laboratories and lists several druggists and distributors.
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Zemo
W. Rose Co. Laboratories
Dept. 30
St. Louis
Atlanta
Edmondson Drag Co
Courtsey & Munn
E. H. Cone Drag Co
Bikin Drag Co
Gunter-Watching Drug Co
Magnet Healing in Atlanta Attracts Rheumatism Deafness Claims
Broad claims of vital magnetism by Dr. May draw hundreds seeking relief in Atlanta within four weeks. The article highlights W T Barnes of 25 Baltimore Place, once a locomotive engineer, who reports rapid improvement in rheumatic pain and hearing after a single treatment, and urges others to attend consultations at 665 Peachtree Street. Patients are urged to book early as only limited daily treatments are available.
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Bro May
Atlanta
W. T. Barnes
Baltimore Place
Barnes
Central of Gencei
Bascon
Mir Barnes
Dr. May
Mr. Barnes
May
Peachtree Street
Atay
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Hust Building
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Saya
J. i. Fearing
Mmacea
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Epeci
Joseph Lea Fearing
Chicago
Willam Lee Ellis
College Street
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South Boulevard
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Eloise Mason
James A. Sidney L. Edward L
Ernest W
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Agen
Houston Street
Patterson
Richard L. Butt
Colquitt Avenue
A J
Montgomery
Ala
Fannie Kimbrel
Fannis Kimbrel
Walker Street
Jules
Mrs. Browne
Mr. Browns
Bell
Potzon
John Hattrell
Cox
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
Norvey
W.T. Barnes
Atmanta
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Alabama St
City Coal Co
Jellico
Red Ash
Cunard
Aquitania
Lusitania
Mauretania
Liverpool
Franconia
Laconia
M. Transylvania
Genoa
Naples
Malta
Patras Carpathia
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State Street
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Rocre
Todia
Worth
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