Tanlac cited for long illness relief in readers letters
Remarkable as it may seem, over two thousand people have called at Jacobs Pharmacy Co in three weeks to obtain Tanlac. Testimonies grow daily from men and women across the south, including Huillingham of the Southern Bell Telephone Co who credits Tanlac with ending fourteen years of distress and soda dependence. A Tennessee grandmother, 82, reports renewed strength after four bottles, praising Tanlac and urging others to try it. Sold in Atlanta by Jacobs Pharmacy Co under Tangac supervision.
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Tanlac
Ist
Testimbniala
South
Huillingham
Southern
Bem Telephone Co
Guillingham
Phila
Paina
Ulmose
Atlanta
Cooper
Algona Tenn
Owen
Tanlae
SA Swan ‘Aliesona
Tech Jackets Face Tough Transylvania Clash In Injury Hit Week
Hal Reynolds reports Tech Jackets prepare for a crucial Saturday home game against Transylvania as injuries strain the squad. Key players Goree Reynolds Johnston Senter Mauck and Glover miss practice, leaving Spence to shoulder fullback duties and testing the team’s depth against a stronger Kentucky foe with three wins and a tie this season.
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Gripples
Senier Goree
Maud Johnston Reynolds
Glaver
Carpenter
Mauck
Senter
Goree
Davidson
Tally Johnston
Johnston
Dunwody
Spence
Transylvania
Raci Ets
Virginia Squad to Leave Today for Harvard Game
Charlottesville, Va October 1 special The Virginia squad travels to Cambridge for the Harvard game riding optimism after a strong week of practice and a visibly improved offense The team will rely on ends Ward and Heat and backs Herkenny Wosch Mayor Luck Anderson Rhodes Parr Tippett and others to counter Yale star Mahon and captain Wilson in a potential history making clash
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Stuart
Yale
Wilson
Moore
Stuarts
George Anderson
Warner
Virginias
Herkenny
Wosch
Luck
Anderson
Rhodes
Parr
Tippett
Mahon
Virginia
White
Ward
Heatwoght
Cambridge
Lannigan
Pop
Work Begins on Large Polo Field at Meadow Brook Club
Construction of the largest polo field in the country started today at the Meadow Brook club in Presbury Long Island the site of last year’s international polo match. The field alone cost 14000 dollars as of October 14 in New York.
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Meadow Brook
Presbury
Long Island
New York
Brunswick High clash opens season with Benedictine Col lege club
Brunswick football fans prepare for the season opener as the Brunswick High School eleven meets the Benedictine College of Savannah club in a reportedly evenly matched, hard fought afternoon game. The contest promises a lively start to the Brunswick grid campaign with local enthusiasts noting the clubs’ parity.
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Brunswick
Benedictine College of Savannah
Poslam Soap Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Poslam Soap as rapidly soothing inflamed skin and a wide range of conditions including eczema tetter psoriasis and itch. It claims overnight improvement and urges samples by sending 4 cents to Emergency Laboratories at 32 West 15th Street New York City.
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West 15Th St
New York City
Reach Semi Finals in Women’s Golf at Druid Hills
Four contestants reach the semifinals in the women’s golf tournament at Druid Hills Golf Club after second round play. Alexa Stirling faces Mrs T H Paine while Mrs W Hail meets the winners for Saturday’s final. Mixed and two-ball events produced tight scores and several tie-breaks as players vie for prizes and consolation trophies.
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Sy Corel Taylor
Drmd Hill
Alexa Stirling
Mra T
Frank Adair
Alexe Burling
Perry Adair
Fred Brine
Corey Baker
Srina
Baker
Stirling
Adala
Druid Hills Golf Club
DeKalb Committees Plan One Day Fair Meeting
DeKalb county committees will discuss plans for a one day fair at a mass meeting of farmers and business men in Decatur courthouse Saturday morning. Speakers include Congressman W S Howena Ro Frank Smith County Demonstration Agent RS Hunter and others.
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DeKalb County
Decatur
WS “Huwara
Ro Frank Smith
RS Hunter
Clarkston
Tucker
Lions Mountain
Redan
Lithomne
Klondike
Panthersville
Stolen Chickens Target Atlanta Children's Home
Twenty one spring chickens vanished from the hen house at the Atlanta Children's home yesterday. The theft was noticed late in the evening when the cook found empty roasts and no clues. Officials quoted that it was the second robbery at the home, with earlier theft of eighty four chickens mentioned.
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Atlanta
Milk Ecards Considered in Berlin Shortage
In Greater Berlin a milk card system is studied to address a shortage of mixed supply. The plan mirrors wartime bread distribution cards as a possible method to ration milk. The proposal, named Little Milk in Berlin, weighs feasibility and public impact amid current supply constraints.
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Berlin
Greater
Sergeant Hagen Wins U S Rifle Championship at Camp Jacksonville
Sergeant Hagen of the United States Marine Corps wins the Presidents match at State Camp Jacksonville Florida finishing with 47 out of 250 to claim the national individual rifle title. He receives a gold medal, a $40 prize, and an autograph letter from President Wilson. Corporal J Grandy takes second with 73. "The Marine Corps cup" goes to Grandy for highest aggregate score among cavalry.
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Jacksonville
Fla
A Hagen
Cuite States Marine Corps
United States
Hagen
Wilson
National Rifle
J Grandy
United States Cavalry
I T Lawless
Sue to Oust Memphis Officials for Prohibition Enforcement
In Memphis Tennessee chancery court Frank M Thompson attorney general of Tennessee filed an ouster suit to remove IA Reichman sheriff Shelby county BE H Cronn mayor R A Utley Vine mayor and fire and police commissioner WM Stanton city judge and O H perty chief of police for alleged failure to enforce prohibition laws. A motion to suspend the defendants pending final hearing was entered. The suit is brought under the ouster law effective January 1915 allowing twenty days for an answer and requiring ten days after filing before final hearing.
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Memphis Tenn
Chancery Court
Frank M Thompson
Tennessee
IA Reichman
Shelby County
H Cronn
R A
Utley Vine
WM Stanton
Andi O H Perty
Keel of California is laid in Brooklyn
The keel of the 15 million dollar superdreadnought California was laid at the Brooklyn navy yard with Secretary Daniels in a speech noting the ship as a landmark in naval engineering Fueled entirely by electricity the vessel weighs 32000 tons with a length of 625 feet and a beam of ATH feet It will carry twelve 14 inch guns twenty two 5 inch guns and four torpedo tubes The launch is expected within fifteen months and commissioning about three years hence Commander George M Rock directed the keel plates into place in a ceremony attended by naval officials and over 1000 observers
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New York
California
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Daniels
Naval Advisory Board
George M. Rock
Submarines Reach Pearl Harbor In Long Distance Record
Four U. S. submarines K-4 K-7 and B-8 arrived at Pearl Harbor after a 2300 mile voyage from San Francisco, sighted off Honolulu. The group, in charge of Captain EB W Kittelle USN, sailed October 13 under convoy protection from the cruiser Maryland.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Pearl Harbor
United States
EB W Kittelle
USN
Maryland
Brewers' Association Opens Springfield Convention
Springfield Mass October 14 delegates from the United States Brewers Association convened here today as Frank Ei Stacey and Joseph shat tuck welcomed by the board of trade. President B A Schmidt of Philadelphia presided and turned the meeting over to James RR Nicholson of Boston while reports were read.
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Springfield
Mass
Frank Ei" Stacey
Joseph Shattuck
Board of Trade
Welcom
United States Brewers’ Association
B. A . Schmidt
Philadelphia
James RR Nicholson
Boston
Coast trip canceled by National Commission after money dispute
Philadelphia reported that the proposed coast trip by the World Series champions the Red Sox and pennant winners was scrapped due to failure to secure guarantees for expenses. National Commissioner Robert B Melroy abstained on behalf of the commission while Boston Americans president Lanning indicated the trip would only proceed with funding. Philadelphia players received their World Series shares, totaling $249,223 for 23 eligible players, with the remaining funds split among Deschuer and others.
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Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Red Sox
Robert B Melroy
National Baseball Commission
Boston
McRoy
National Commission
Chalmers
Whitted
Lanning
Boston Americans
Red Sea
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Ten Ten Bird Events At Gate City Gun Club Shoot
The Gate City Gun Club will host ten ten bird events this Saturday with an entrance fee of 1 dollar and 1 dollar added prize money per event. Each event includes targets, prizes split four ways at 26 percent each for the top four shooters, and the high man earns a trophy.
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Gate City Gun Club
Gate City
Thia
Ansley Park Club Championship Qualifying Notice
Members of Ansley Park Golf Club will qualify today and Saturday for the club championship. Two days are allowed for qualifying to enter the tournament. The championship cup goes to the winner of the flight, with a trophy for the runner up. Trophies also awarded in other flights. First round match play due by October 21, second by October 21, semifinals by October 28, final by October 30.
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Ansley Park Golf Club
Columbia Crew Prospects Gloomy May Call Off Race
New York October 14 Coach Rice of the Columbia rowing crew dissatisfied with rowing conditions at Columbia has threatened to call off the race with Yale on November. Lack of candidates for both varsity and freshman crews has convinced the Columbia rowing man that their chances of success are slender.
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New York
Rice
Columbia
Jaso
Yale
Real Estate Purchase in Columbus by Sallag for 29000
George L. Sallag of Fort Mitchell Alabama announced the purchase of the Brannon Carson Drug Co building on Broad Street Columbus for 29000 paid above tax assessment. He described the two story brick structure as a desirable investment in a in demand property market.
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Columbus Gap
George L.sallas
Fort Mitchel
Ala
Brannon- Carson Drug Company
Broad Street
Columbus
Sallag
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