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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
9
A proposal within an American Legion of Honor hints at a decoration for notable service, yet critics argue that no award could adequately honor George Goethals and his sweeping achievements in engineering and public works.
Appetite follows digestion as many suffer from constipation and indigestion. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a gentle effective remedy combining laxative herbs with pepsin. It relieves indigestion, headache, belching and bowel discomfort. available at drug stores, with a free trial bottle offer from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello.
The Atlanta diocesan conference will meet in LaGrange next Monday An large number of leading Episcopalians will attend The women auxiliary meets Monday at 330 pm and will discuss womans work and mission effort Both home and abroad The convention opens Monday night at 730 pm at the Methodist church Bishop K Nelson will give the opening address Tuesday morning a communal service will be held at St Marks Episcopal church At 930 am the conference reconvenes at the Methodist church to discuss church relations for students and scholarships Dr H O Starr of the University of North Carolina will lead the discussion A barbecue at 1240 pm will be served at the LaGrange settlement The afternoon sessions focus on Sunday schools with speeches by Td Sims and Dr C B Wilmer Mrs W T Downing and SA Wragg The day ends with a sightseeing tour and the night session at the Methodist church Major speakers include Dr W T Stearly and Bishop Charles Woodcock All are welcome and those attending should send the tran at arrival.
Representatives of the French government ordered 6900 tons of steel in Pittsburg to manufacture bayonets. A British inquiry sought sheet armor steel for arming motor cars.
Ostend reports soldiers returning from the Ghent area say the Allies are becoming skilled in winging aeroplanes. A German aviator observing Allied movements was brought to the ground by accurate fire from field guns.
A grand jury probe of vice is urged as Mayor Woodward and Chief Beavers clash over graft in the police department and the prevalence of disorderly houses. Beavers demands proof of accusations, vows to expose higher-ups, and urges diligent action to close all immoral resorts as the city faces a cleansing campaign.
A boiler explodes at a Redbourn Kentucky sawmill on October 14 killing James Patten and William Patten instantly. Wake Vac Dulon and two other workers are seriously hurt with life threatening injuries as rescue crews respond.
Train No 4 currently departs Atlanta 280 p m and replaces Train No 34 at 10720 p m to handle traffic for Train No 1 and Savannah sleepers. Train No 4 will arrive Atlanta 715 p m, Train No 16 will depart Macon 4606 p m arrive Atlanta 815 p m replacing Train No 9. Dixie Flyer trains Nos 84 and 93 adjust departures and arrivals with no other changes to remaining trains.
At the Atlanta theatre Naak the nee Tomorrow opens in The Auctioneer with three performances including a matinee. Tickets will be available for all shows with seats not sold out and management denies rumors of sold out seats. Stone Forsyth presents Joe Howard and Mabel McConog popular songs with Henry Lewis and W Fisi as headliners at Forsyth this week.
Ottawa reports that 82,000 Canadian troops aboard 32 transport steamers have reached England and are disembarking at Plymouth. The flotilla departed Canada October 2 under convoy and is expected to encamp on Salisbury Plain. Messages from Georges E Perley confirm the Plymouth debarkation site as the initial staging for overseas forces.
Richmond October 14 Chairman Glass of the house banking and currency committee told the American Bankers association convention that proposals for government valorization of cotton or issuing bonds to buy cotton would not pass Congress. He warned such steps would not benefit the producer and could burden the American people, noting current deficits and taxes. He argued Congress will not adopt measures aiding a single product and emphasized prudence in policy.
Frederick M Miller aged two, son of Mr and Mrs George E Miller, died at their home 180 Sidney Street Wednesday morning. Survivors include the parents, grandmother Mrs M C Andrews, brother G T Miller Jr, and sister Mary Hubert Miller. Mrs W A Anglin, 40, died last night at a private sanitarium. funeral at Greenberg and Bond's chapel. She was president of Monroe, survived by husband and four children.
Mrs Clara Cooper aged 24 died at her home on 431 South Boulevard Tuesday afternoon. The body was moved to Dooles chapel. She is survived by a daughter, her mother, a brother, and a sister.
A southern banking and currency committee chairman warns against measures that would wreck the country's financial and commercial fabric. He denounces relief schemes as dangerous, saying universal credit contraction would harm the cotton producer and shake confidence.
Advice pamphlet style asserts back aches headaches and urinary disorders affect both sexes. It promotes kidney weakness as the cause and urges simple living and self care. Doris Edney Filly is claimed to help bad kidneys, backed by anecdotal female experience.
An Atlanta woman describes relief after using Deana Kidney Pulls for kidney issues. She recalls headaches, fatigue, and nervousness from pains, and notes the treatment restored energy and enabled her to resume housework. The account emphasizes personal improvement and absence of kidney complaints after use.
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