Payne's Sylax claims biggest sale in Atlanta sales push
A. G. Payne promotes Sylax as a cure for catarrh with Sylax sales surging at Coursey & Dunn's drug store in Atlanta. Payne reports heavy customer contact and plans to adjust arrangements as demand grows, while Courtsey & Munn credit the strong market and attest to unsurpassed demand and satisfaction. An Anderson, D. C. resident testifies two bottles eased years of catarrh symptoms including headaches and nasal congestion.
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A. G. Payne
Coursey & Dunn's
Payne
Atlanta
Sylax
Coursey & Munn
Henry Smith
Anderson, D. C
Resinol Heals Eczema Says Doctors in Ads
Physicians have long prescribed Resinol for eczema and itching skin conditions and report remarkable results. The ointment stops itching and begins healing when applied, while Resinol Soap helps clear eruptions such as eczema ringworm and nipples. Sold through druggists with trial free offers from Resinol Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. 6-R
Resinol
Baltimore
Droop in the Morning: Avoid Constipation With Jacobs Liver Salt
An ad warns that morning fatigue signals unhealthy eating or irregular habits causing constipation and toxins. It urges Jacobs Liver Salt as a gentle, effective remedy, contrasting with caramel for quicker return to work and alertness, available at Jacobs druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moob
Jacobs
Anc
Fate of Mendenhall Soon with the Jury
In Clearwater September 27 the Mendenhall murder trial nears a verdict with little likelihood before noon tomorrow. Judge Gordon closed for the state as Thomas Palmer completed his defense closing near 11 pm. Palmer’s address adjournment is expected until morning when Judge Reaves will read the jury charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Mendenhall
M. C. Gordon
Thomas Palmer
Palmer
Reaves
Eliot
World's Premier Hog to Be Exhibited at DeKalb County Fair
Decatur Georgia September 27. The largest hog in the world by height weight and length will be entered in the DeKalb county one day fair in Decatur on November 10. The hog weighs 1400 pounds and is owned by W E Wimpey of Clarkston who has canceled other engagements for DeKalb county to showcase the giant. Floats from Decatur and nearby towns are lined up for the fair with multiple entries from county agents and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
DeKalb County
Kog
W. E. Wimpey
Clarkston
South
Mrr
Wimpey
DeKalb County Fair
F. T. Hopkins
Hunter
Ww. M. Cash
Lithonia
C. A. Morgan
T. J. Flake
Pantheraville
S. Matthews
Panthersville
R. T. Down
Browning
J. Simpkins
A. Johnson
Lee A. Johnson
Jona Keller
H T. Housworth
Philip
J. H. Bowers
McWillams
J. N. Wilson
McWilliams
C. R. Scott
M.P. Scott
D.R. Barefield
Thomas BE. Anderson
HH. A. Crockett
McWiliams
Dekale County
Stone Mountain
Kirkwood
Upholstery Pioneer William M. Arnold Dies in Atlanta
William M. Arnold, who opened the first upholstering business in Atlanta, died Monday night at 106 Cherokee Avenue. A 78-year-old native of Alabama, he arrived in the city 48 years ago and ran the longtime shop. He leaves a widow, two daughters Ida Patterson and Mollie Patterson, and two grandchildren Wille Mey Mixon and May Patterson.
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William M. Arnold
Atlanta
Cherokee Avenue
Arnold
Ida Patterson
Molle, Patterson
Wille Mey Mixon
May Paterson
Recorders ruling bans hanging clothes on sidewalk
Recorder Johnson Monday afternoon ruled it unlawful and a nuisance to hang wet clothing over the sidewalk. John McClesky, who runs a pressing club on Whitehall Place, was fined 3.75 dollars and ordered to relocate his washing to a less public place to avoid disturbing pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder Johnson
John McClesky
Whitehall Place
McClesky
Recorder
Jess
A Fall of Sixes at the Atlants Delightful Comedy
Edward Pepie's comedy A Fall of Sixes played at the Atlanta theater last night with strong audience laughter. Harry Stubbs as the butler drew roars, while Georgia Harvey shone in the English maid role. The company, fair though not first-rate, delivers wholesome humor and shows will run Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and a Wednesday matinee.
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Atlants
Edward
Pepie
Atlanta
Harry Stubbs
Georgia Harvey
Ned M'Intosh
Vaudeville at Forsyth Promises Lively Week of Comedy
Keith Vaudeville at the Forsyth theater draws a large audience with a balanced bill. Metropolitan sextette from the opera house headlines with lively dances while Breen Irwin and the Four Mortons deliver humorous and entertaining sketches. The program includes the Reed Brothers, Hayes and Thatcher, the Hickey brothers, and Miss Clara Morton, all praised for skill and stage presence.
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Forssyth
Forsyth Theater
Legion
Atlanta
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Opera House
George
May LeFevre
Harry Breen
Breen
Heed Brothers
Hayes
Thatener
Hickey Brothers
Clara Morton
The Wonderful Adventure at Strand and Greater Minstrels at Atlanta
A Strand reviewer praises The Wonderful Adventure starring Farnum and Dorothy Green, with dual roles and dramatic action. Also notes the Atlanta engagement of the AlG Field Greater Minstrels Thursday to Saturday and strong advance ticket sales from local admirers and out of town buyers.
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Strand
Willam Fox
Strand Theater
Wilton Demarest
Businss
Farnum
Martin Stanley
Magreratroka
Auxpense
Fox
Unam
No~ore
Brouht
Mazors
Menta
Ment
Britt Craig
Atlanta
Satates AL. G. Field Greater Minstrels
Submarines Under Construction For Russian Navy
Five submarines in Vancouver are reported to be built for the Russian navy with delivery at Vladivostok. The boats will be shipped in sections for assembly.
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Vancouver
D. C
Vladivostok
Witbeck's bizarre spree lands him in Atlanta sanitarium
Matthew Witbeck, a 64 year old St. Louis salesman, arrived Monday at the criminal station then attempted to purchase diamonds, firearms, cars, and even Atlanta police headquarters using checks from 30 cents to 1,000,000. He was sent to Oakwood sanitarium after the visit to police HQ raised alarms.
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Dlamenda
Atlanta
Matthew Witbeck
St. Louis
Oakwood
Witbeck
Tom Bain
W. M. Mayo
Hansell Crenshaw
Governor Harris Calls Georgia General Assembly in Extraordinary Session
Governor Nat Harris issues a formal call for an extraordinary session of the Georgia General Assembly to convene November 34, 1916, in Atlanta. The agenda includes the general appropriation bill for 1916-1917, deficiency appropriations, prohibition enforcement, railroad disposition, a state warehouse system, fishery protections, and amending the automobile license tax to secure collection.
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Nat B. Harris
Georgia
General Assembly
Atlanta
State of
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Harris
Je Philip Cook
Rally Day plans spark interest among boys
A group of boys from the North Avenue Presbyterian Sunday school will canvass downtown areas this week. They will distribute plotters bearing information about The School That's Alive and invite attendance at Rally Day exercises on Sunday, October 4. The effort aims to boost public interest and ensure record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Avene Presbyterian Sunday School
Allie
Plana
Dodson’s Liver Tone Offered as Calomel Substitute
Local druggists report a drop in calomel sales and promote Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant tasting vegetable remedy. A 60 cent bottle is guaranteed by the seller. if it fails to ease liver sluggishness and constipation, a refund is provided. It is claimed to be harmless to children and adults and not cause next day discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodzon
Dodson
Falts
Belle Bennet to Lead North Georgia Missionary Conference
Miss Belle Bennet president of the Woman s Missionary Society of the Methodist church south will preside at an all day conference of the women of the North Georgia conference on Thursday at Trinity Methodist church Atlanta. Not only all other women of Atlanta churches are invited but women from outside towns and communities are invited to be present.
Methodist church south plans membership drive meeting
A midday conference at the Methodist church south will address general topics and establish plans for a membership campaign. Box lunches will be provided so no time is lost during the noon hour. Miss Bennett will share the scheduled address.
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Estingly
Sora
Pryor
Hunter Ste
Turton
Proprietora Imperson
DeKalb County Fairs
W. A. Day CO
W. A.dayco
W. Mitchell St
Whitehall Street
Corner
Mitchell
Keith Vaudeville
Alg
Field Minstrels
Greater Minstrels
Santa
Ana
Bert Swor
Qacee
McDonough
Here
Sandy Ridge
Nat Harris
Belle Bennet
Society
North Side Investment
Mead Road
College Avenue
East Lake Road
Forrest
George Adair
W. Carrole Latimer
Fourth National Bank
Barnesla
Roxborough Springs
Peachtree
Roxboro Road
EB. Rivers
John Aldredge
W. Wooda White
Southern Railroad
Horda
Majestic
Lee Barnes
Equitable Building
Ivy
Savannah Bonded Warehouse and Transfer Co
Savannah, Ga
R. B. Young
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree St
Carter Electric CO
N. Broad St
Lodge
Gare City Lodge
No. 2
A. Mo
Manonte Temple
Cain
Orelock
John OW. iRaciman
RY C, Heinz
W. M
Andersonx
J. Cope Anderson
Reuytins
Barclay & Branden Cys Chepel
Huiel Ansley
Wilson
Atlanta — Hydro- Therapeutic Institute
Crumley, Carner Capitol Ave
Theo Toepel
Keeley Institute
Conway
Keeley
Woodward Ave
Neal
Carolina Portland Cement Company
Allanta
Kateaule Lumber
Acme
Keystoneite
Standara Cement
John J. Woodside
Orage Company, Inc
Forsyth Keith
Tivire Nally
Clara Morton and Company
Foremoont Pictures
Donald Las
Marie “Dressler
Tillie
Bren
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