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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1915
Page
4
Samuel H. Reams former 108 agent of the Seaboard Air Line at Savannah and a Durham railroad man for nineteen years will succeed the late J. E. Stagg as vice president and general manager of the Durham and Southern railway, announced here today.
An old advertisement touts Vitalitas a morning draught and tonic for indigestion biliousness rheumatism liver kidneys and more. It claims unique earth-derived properties and urges readers to sample at Jacobs Pharmacy 23 Tehall St or write for information.
The transient clientele hail from Europe's best families along with Canada and America. Service and hard cuisine compare favorably with the elite clubs, yet offer hotel privileges and conveniences. Moderate prices. Booklet on request. PAUL L. PINFERTON.
Atlanta's public schools opened under favorable conditions with Major Robert J. Guinn confirming full enrollment and capacity adjustments. White schools hold 17,3 thousand students with room to spare, while negro schools enroll 5,978, and transfers will relieve crowding as new buildings near completion.
Purifying properties of S. S. S. Blood Remedy are praised as a universal cure for blood and skin diseases. The ad touts herbs and roots as cleansing agents, notes impure blood causes eruptions and weak vitality, and claims rheumatism and other disorders improve. directs $5.80 price and offers correspondence with S. S. S. Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
Major Guinn praises summer schools for easing crowding in lower grades and advancing students who failed to promo last year. Teachers were enthusiastic and ready for the term, with Superintendent Landrum confident about opening day and a strong year ahead for the schools.
Reporters recount the commission’s view on Britain and France paying for war materials in gold if needed. The piece notes potential American neutrality issues, the impact on exports if borrowing fails, and that the delegation appears to represent Russia rather than Italy.
The residence of William A Speer at 1345 Peachtree Street was slightly damaged by a lightning bolt Monday afternoon during a regional electrical storm that swept Atlanta and the surrounding area.
The Forsyth theater drew large crowds Monday with a stronger bill than last week. Muriel Worth and Lew Brice excite with toe dancing and costume changes while Fred Warren Roy Dietrich and Bob Knapp Chris Cornelia offer varied comedy and music. Charles Mack and company present A Friendly Call about undertakers and wakes. Robert Moran.
The Paramount features Becky with Rian Sweet in a dual role echoing Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde themes. Hypnotism powers mix with a rapid sequence of thrilling incidents and a touching love storyline. The Great Ruby Lubin feature also appears on the V-L-5-£ program.
Universal feature The Scarlet Sin headlines with Imperial Quartet performing this afternoon and evening. Yohari Bosworth as Erle Norton delivers notable dramatic acting as the struggling clergyman in a truthful and instructive story praised by local patrons.
The Fox Film production presents The Song of Hate at the Strand theater Monday and again today. Betty Nansen stars as Madam La Tosca with strong emotional scenes while Arthur Hoopr as Baron Scarpia, and Claire Whiter with Dorothy Bernard play the countess and her maid, delivering sharp acting in a dramatic La Tosca adaptation.
An old warning about calomel describing it as dangerous and causing illness and loss of days. The text promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable substitute that starts the liver without side effects and does not cause salivation. It claims Dodson's is gentle enough for children and guarantees quick relief.
A vivid drama that holds attention from start to finish. Betty Nansen delivers superb art and commanding dramatic action, making the film memorable for all who see it today.
A brief note asserts that the film Te marks the peak of her career, calling it the greatest she has ever appeared in and highlighting its significance in her acting lineage.
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