Chronic malaria and its causes in Georgia
The article explains chronic malaria, where dormant malaria parasites persist in the body after apparent recovery. It details transmission by the anopheles mosquito, how sexual parasite forms survive and later trigger renewed attacks, and why chronic cases recur after quinine. It urges treatment with arsenic preparations under physician supervision.
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Georgia
Georgia State Board of Health
Heath
H F Hatra
Swate Board of Health
State Capitol
Atlanta, Ga
Esperanto Congress Declines San Francisco Talk for Paris
The International Esperanto congress rejected a San Francisco invitation as travel too long and chose Paris for the next gathering. After speeches promoting peace, German engineer Herr Shft, French General Sehert, and English Colonel Pullen generated great enthusiasm by warmly embracing each other.
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Paris
Berne
Switzerland
Sla
San Francis 1
Ito
Seizon
Herr Shft
Sehert
Pullen
Capital Punishment Favored by Preacher
A Tabernacle Baptist Sermon by Rev John E Barnard of Audeville NC declares firm support for capital punishment for first degree murder. He cites Genesis 9 6 and asserts guilt proven by law warrants hanging or electrocution, while condemning the murderers impact on families and arguing circumstantial evidence can justify the death penalty. He warns against pardons or life sentences freeing a murderer who would be a danger to society.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
John E Barnard
Audeville NC
Frank Case
Georgia
Sinter
Cole
Thls
Jesus
Slayer of Lee Maddox to be tried today
City detectives hunted three suspects after a fatal attack on gatehouse keeper Lee Maddox near the B and A Dudley on Walton Street. Maddox died at Grove Hospital Sunday night. the watchman claimed self defense amid prior frays and he will face arraignment this afternoon as investigators press to capture others involved.
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Lee Maddox
G ‘I Miller
Teith Lee Maddox
Walton Street
Saturda Nign
Waltins
Susan
Gen Miles defends Bulgarians amid Balkan wars
General Nelson A Miles returning from Europe was reportedly bottled up at Sofia during Balkan conflicts. He said Bulgarians were not guilty of atrocities as alleged, a claim echoed amid war dispatches. A Paris peace committee, led by Dr Nutelas Wartay Butler, was formed to investigate combatant conduct.
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Nelson A. Miles
Sofia
Fof
Bulgaraa
Miles
London
America
Paris
Inaliugitan
Nutelas Wartay Butler
Jewell Kelley Stock at the Bison theater
The Jewell Kelley company presents The Man from the West at the Bison stock theater opening Monday at 2:30. The production features Matthew Tanton and Jane Errott in a dramatic comedy about saving a friend amid a world of danger, with matinees and nightly shows drawing audience interest.
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Jewell Kelley
Bison
Atrougar
Jewell Keley
Atlasta
West
Matthew Tanton
Janes Erott
Matthew Tanto
Atort
Perfort Jancea
Grand theater to feature Kinemacolor attractions and vaudeville
The Grand introduces Kinemacolor as a dual feature with exclusive first runs and a regular Motiny Phore schedule, starting in the second week. Evening shows run from 7 to 10:30 with 5 cents after 7, promising comfortable seating, theater amenities, and ongoing exhibitions. Local acts include Wizard Simms and Company, Flinders, and the Castries Sisters. Emma Hunting headlines at Lyric with The Circus Girl, featuring Littles Miss Bunting and a notable cast including Whitauer and Weednil among others.
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Urapa
Kinemacolor
Elanda
Phore
Vitagraph
Beligardin
Sam Mann
Tom Pan
Teheareala
Wizard Simms
Grers
Fife
Flinders
Alexapter
Scott Clever
Sarr
Big Gauteville
Caruren Ter
Casrh
Camilies
Robert Exmett
Euler
Uorteb
Atas
Emma
Lyric Theater
Miss Bunting
Aslanta
Mir Whitauer
Walter Weednil
Sam Miller
Jack Ball
Charies
Hasoa Dia Sa Gut
Marie Harcourt and
Virgina Fadies
Sister Jamison Found Dead In Philadelphia Home
Mysteries surround the death of Jane Jamison, 69, and her brother George Tamison, 62, both found unconscious by servants in the library of their Ridner area residence. They were taken to a hospital where Miss Jamison died, and Mr Tamison remained unconscious. doctors cannot yet determine the cause. Local funeral observers note apoplexy as a probable trigger.
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Phiadelphia
Jane Jamison
George Tamison
Faghier Alg
Ridner
Wis Tamison
Hospital
Wiss
17 Persons Injured When Car Hits Auto in Detroit
An interurban car crowded with passengers crashed into an automobile near the Cunnersy Creek area, jumping the track and striking a telephone pole. Several people were injured, with 17 reported, including Charles Witthewood. Mr. Rachael Silverman of Mt Clemons is reported fatally hurt.
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Detroit Widh
Charles Witthewood
Rachael Silverman
Mt. Clemons
Golf Pros Vardon and Ray Set Poor Detroit Link Scores
Detroit links saw Harry Vardon and Edward Ray post low scores ahead of matches with local stars tomorrow. Vardon and Ray. Boll shot 72 while JT McMillan and Archie Simpson posted 79 and another score. The previous course record stood before today.
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Detroit
Harry Varden
Edward Ra
Elf
America
Sach
Detroit Golf Clubs
Boll
Fogishmen
JT McMillan
Archie Simpson
Steamer Uranium Aground Fire Offloading Cargo
The steamer Uranium from New York to Rotterdam arrived with cargo of flour on fire. Discovered Friday night the blaze erupted in port as the ship docked at full speed. She carries 12 first class and 61 steerage passengers. Steam and water are being pumped into the hold.
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New York
Rotterdam
Wage scale extended for Atlantic City trades union
August 71 wage scale to be continued for 12 more months in glass blowing and fires trades. Announcement made tonight by Denis A Hayes president of the Bottle Flowers union.
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Atlantic City
Tuesda
Denis A Hayes
Bottle Flowers Union
Lumber Plant Fire Destroys Tellico River Facility
A Tellico River area mill near Tellico Slams owned by Tabtcock Brothers of Pittshore burned last night destroying the plant. The fire caused about 150000 in losses with 2 workers hurt and the remaining insured value listed at 190009. The plant employed around 450 men.
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Tellico River Lumber Company
Tellico Slams
Tabtcock Brothers
Pittshore
Oyster Season Opens With Month Rule Marked Signs
Atlantans waking downtown this morning found signs in restaurant and market windows promoting fresh oysters for September and the months with R in them. Oysters will be in season through April 20, with readers recalling the old rule about eating them in months containing R. The day was warm, around 85 degrees at noon, with no official temperatures released as the summer months fade into September.
Equal Rights Law Begins in New York
New York August 31 The equal rights law passed by the last legislature becomes operative tomorrow. The act forbids discrimination in hotels restaurants or theaters on account of race color or religion. Some hotel and restaurant keepers oppose it and worry that ads declaring certain classes or races undesirable will be penalized with fines from 100 to 500 dollars.
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New York
Stephens Court Convenes Toccos on August 71 Special
Stephens superior court opens a two week session with Judge JB Jones presiding and Solicitor General Robert McMuan representing the state. A large docket is expected, and it is unlikely to be cleared in the two weeks. It is believed Judge Jones will be joined by a second judge to handle cases he previously presided over.
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Stephens Court
Toccos
Stephens Superior Court
JB Jones
Robert McMuan
American conductor killed in Nicaragua in August report
An American conductor on the National railway was assassinated at San Juan Del Sur on August 31. A reward of 500 is offered for the capture of the assassin. The Nicaraguan government has signed a contract with an American company to pay Managus, costing 760000.
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San Juan del Sur
German Ambassador to United States Arrives for Talks
Berlin reports Count von Bernstorff and Countess von Bernstorff arrived in the capital and will stay about a week. They plan meetings with the emperor and the imperial chancellor to discuss American affairs and the Panama Pacific exposition amid German dissatisfaction over the government’s decision not to participate.
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Germany
Canal Show
Berlin
United States
Count von Bernstorfff
Vo Bernstorff
San Francisco
Joy the found baby on porch becomes ward of city
Police found a three week old boy abandoned on a porch in Woodward last night. James H. McNesser reported hearing a faint gurgle and found the infant, named Joy at the station after officers carried him to the police station. The clothes and blankets suggested Mexican needlework and fine linen, but no mother identity. The infant was placed in the care of Mrs Bohnefeld and soon taken to the Home for the Friendless for temporary care while a suitable home is sought.
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Woodward
James H. McNesser
Bohnefeld
Joy
Jett
Griffin Mortuary and Funeral Notices Aggregate
Griffin on August 21 Ella Greene a well known woman died at 3 oclock at home on West Taylor street after a long illness age 60 survived by her son James Greene of Houston. E Timmons aged 82 a Confederate veteran died at the Soldiers home and body was taken to Harry G. Pooles chapel for funeral arrangements. Mrs Henrietta Queen Phefunere] aged 22 wife of 31 Queen died Saturday at Formwalt street home service set for 2:30 PM at Pooles chapel interment West View cemetery. Mrs Virginia Richardson Robertson aged 68 died Sunday at 478 Courtland Street funeral 3:30 PM at Patterson chapel Rev By Robins to conduct interment Oakland cemetery. Robertson leaves three children Mr Robertson Mrs WoL Moerrigan and Mrs Jake Langford of Thomaston Ga.
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Griffin
Uepeclar
Mra
Ella Greene
Sungai
West Taylor Street
E Timmons
Timmons
Soldiers Home
Harry G. Pooles
Queen
Formwalt Street
Poolescy Pel
West View Cemetery
Virginia Robertson
Virginia Richardson Rovertse
Courtland S Reet
Pattersons Hapel
Robins
Orierite
Oakland Cemetery
Killarney House Burned in Treland Fire
Elaine Treland reports Killarney House in Killarnes County Barry destroyed by fire today. The estate had stood for thirty years, built at a cost of $1,900,000.
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Killarney
Elaine
Treland
Kenmares Flat
Killarnes
Barry
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