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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
8
A well known Atlanta business man complains his wife is eating him out of house and home since she began taking Coop er's new medicine. The story notes strong community praise for TANSAC from several Atlanta figures.
Hundreds in Atlanta praise Tanlac for rapid relief from long standing stomach trouble indigestion and nervous distress. Mrs Def fenbaugh recounts two weeks of sickness ending in walking the streets again. An engineer and a businessman report multiple bottles shared among friends. Rev Tull notes improved digestion appetite and mood for his granddaughter. Distributor claims nationwide growth and strong reputation for Tanlac sold by Jacobs Pharmacy Co Atlanta under Mr Cooper's representative.
The city faces sharp debate after Joh D. Sisson wins a ward seat amid recall talks. Mayor Woodward calls the result not a victory for recall foes while Walter McElreath and recall leaders claim it proves support for removing the mayor and six police board members. They plan to file a recall petition with the city clerk within ten days, with over three thousand names collected and a target of 3,371. A recall meeting is set for Thursday at the Silvey Building. The seven police commissioners named on the recall list include Mayor Woodward and six others.
Past Grand Master Clifford Walker and Georgia attorney general will address Capital City lodge No 33 at the fifth floor Kiser building. An elaborate supper is planned with music and a social gathering for Knights in good standing, friends, and prospective candidates at 8 o'clock.
Murray county turmoil deepens as supreme court reverses Judge Fite in contempt action surrounding the Chatsworth courthouse dispute. The ruling questions the validity of the contempt order against county commissioners and their clerk over a special tax levy and publication.
The supreme court states the original restraining order barred a special tax levy, yet officials had already levied and published the levy before adjourning. It finds no affirmative action by defendants after notice, and that publication after service did not show contumacious conduct.
The new city executive committee, elected at the first primary, ousted the old committee amid protest and a scuffle between JT O Poole and Charles N Allen. James E Belcher founded the coup. M B Young was named chairman, Allen vice chairman, and Belcher secretary. Attorney Aldine Chambers plans legal steps to block control until January 1, with the old committee likely to press to hold over.
Governor M a doo notes many counties already funded teacher salaries and paid interest upfront. State loan at 3 percent could help weaker counties relying on state funds. After excluding counties with private loans, the remaining need is about three quarters of a million dollars for teachers’ salaries.
A Columbus Georgia audience packed the superior courthouse to hear Hon. A Blalock D J Gantt and Dr J L Froneberger discuss narcotic law and enforcement. Speakers outlined government intent to stop non legal opium extracts, noted past nationwide actions, and described plans to aid addicts deprived of supply.
In Savannah Judge Sheppard rules Frank N Irving validly appointed warden of Chatham County, overturning Paul K Moehrie’s quo warranto challenge though Moehrie held a prior commission. In Coffee County, Judge Summerall adjourns after one day, continuing the Iris Day murder case against Rowe.
The ad asserts that during the period before birth a reliable external remedy called Mother's Friend is essential to ease pains from tension on cords ligaments and muscles as they expand. It claims application soothes nerves, relieves expansion pains, and can prevent morning sickness and other distresses.
New York on October 13 saw a seat on the New York Stock Exchange sell for seventy thousand dollars, the year’s high. The prior peak stood at sixty eight thousand six hundred dollars after seats slid to twenty two and a half thousand during last year’s suspension. London reports the American loan bill advancing through Parliament and gaining royal assent after passing the Lords.
An byline style health advertisement explains rheumatism as a blood disorder with early mild signs. It warns that uric acid buildup can worsen and that common liniments fail. It promotes S S S as a blood restoring remedy, touts Swift Specific Co specialists, and offers free medical advice and a booklet.
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