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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
4
Mrs. M Kilpatrick of Charleston Continuing credits Sylax medicine for restoring her health after severe weakness. She says the tonic revived appetite, energy, and sleep, and improved kidney problems. Local Atlanta seller Coursey & Munn promotes Sylax as a general tonic for weak and anaemic persons with express shipping offered.
Ringgold Louisiana resident Mrs S A Cotter testifies to full recovery from pellagra and urges others to use Baughn’s Pellagra remedy. She describes symptoms such as red hands, sunburned skin, mouth and throat lesions, and digestive distress. The ad claims a money back guarantee from American Compounding Co. and promises a free book on Pellagra.
Advertised remedy Revil Liver Tablets claims to cleanse and stimulate a sluggish liver without calomel side effects. It promises relief from headaches indigestion constipation and low energy and sells for 26 cents a bottle at drug stores under the slogan Revil Liver spelled backwards.
New York officials reported near agreement on a vast Anglo-French loan to fund war needs with a target around 700 million dollars. Documents show five year notes with a 4 percent conversion option into long term bonds, amid ties to pro German bankers and high finance figures like JP Morgan and the Rockefellers.
At a Georgia gathering farmers pressed for 1 2 cent cotton price and a national banking bureau to lend directly to farmers. J Phil Campbell of the state Agricultural College praised Boys Corn clubs and urged action. A county union resolution backed marketing reforms to empower farmer influence on prices. The meeting adjourned at 5 o clock.
Miss Berthy Raklana private secretary of W C Royer manager of the Patmont hotel and sister of Eugene Ragland and assistant principal of the Boy's High school was called to her Brownsville Tenn home Tuesday by the death of her father.
Plans named by President Hochmn to run the Agricultural Day event include a large Georgia parade and "Show Window of Georgia" exhibits. Committees cover parade formation farm demonstrations county floats machinery livestock and a grand harvest ball with multiple subcommittees and county representation across the state. Macon to take part with local exhibitors and a Georgia motion picture presentation.
Montgomery Alabama September 27 The Alabama Railroad Commission rejected new tariffs proposed by railroads entering Birmingham. The plan would have raised rates by about 20 percent on raw materials for iron and steel. Ore shipments from several sections to Birmingham furnaces and plants were cited as the affected goods.
Mortuary notices report the deaths of Harris age 72 near Franklin and several local residents, with survivors including wives, children, and siblings. Funeral services planned at Baptist Church. obituaries also note Rev Britton W. Davis of Camilla and Mrs Charles W. Lamar in Americus. Additional deaths include J W Sewell, Martha E Stephens, Katie Coogler, Otis T Herren, W H Jolly, and Fred L Davis with brief survivor details. Also Stonehenge sold at auction in London for $33,000 to CML Chubb.
Does it make any difference if your thermometer is accurate or not If you agree come see our Guaranteed Accurate Thermometers John DL Moore Sons 42 N Broad street ad copy notes a fine assortment in stock to suit taste and purse.
John T. Johnson, central of Georgia railway general superintendent, died in a Savannah hospital after a week of illness from appendicitis that led to peritonitis. Born 1862 in Virginia, he joined railroads in 1879 and rose to top posts, ranking next to the president after recent managerial changes. His wife, traveling from Virginia, learned of his death and headed to Savannah.
Washington reports a persistent shortage of freight tonnage in the Pacific threatens Far East trade. Consul General George E. Anderson notes Japanese shipping controls limit space for nonJapanese lines. Ongoing talks to create a Chinese American Pacific shipping line may ease the bottleneck.
In Montgomery Alabama a morning House session passed a bill tightening cotton futures gambling prohibitions and aligning Alabama law with the federal act It requires delivery contracts when buyers arrange future delivery and strengthens anti option statutes to aid legal actions involving debtors or creditors within the state.
A censored message from Kirkwall Orkney Islands reports a vital shipment order for Vitalitas sent via the German submarine zone near the English Isles. The note touts Vitalitas as a natural remedy for indigestion rheumatism biliousness and other ailments and promotes Jacobs Pharmacy at 22 Whitehall Street for samples.
Funeral is announced to be held today at West View cemetery after 8 PM service by The Rev Wool. Attendees are invited to join the procession from 3M Tatterson & family under the direction of the officiant.
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