Rev AH Sykes Praises Tanlac For Wife’s Recovery
Rev AH Sykes of Watkin Park Presbyterian Church testifies to Tanlac’s power after his wife’s ten month struggle with stomach and kidney trouble and nervous breakdown. He notes rapid improvement within a week, returning appetite, better sleep, strength and flesh, and urges others to try the remedy through Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AE Sykes
Watkins Park Presbyterian Church
Oly
Sykes
Taniac
Tantec
Atlanta
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Coopers
Cured of Pellagra Woman Praises Remedy
Rathff Miss Ida Creel reports sudden health improvement after using Baughn's Pellagra treatment. She notes weight rise from 98 to 116 pounds and the ability to eat freely without pain. The ad urges consulting Baughn's free Pellagra book from American Compounding Co. Jasper Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathff
Ida Creel
Baughn
American Compounding Co
Jasper
Ala
Revil Liver Tablets Offer Gentle Calming Cleanse
Sluggish liver and constipated bowels can be eased with Revil Liver Tablets. Safe for children, they replace calomel and avoid spitting or sickness. One tablet clears sour bile, coated tongue, and bad breath, restoring energy. 20 cent bottle from any druggist. Money back if unsatisfied.
Atlanta Colored Leaders Oppose Reopening Dance Halls
In Atlanta strong opposition from Black leaders and congregations grows against reopening old public dance halls abolished after the 1906 riot. Church figures and business leaders urge abolition, citing violence and moral decline, as a police committee considers permits and a special session to rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Edwin F. Johnson
Johnson
Edwin Johnson
J W Rentroe
Dunlap
Jessa W Armistead
AW Farlinger
Baptist Ministers Union
Pilgrim Health and Life Insurance Company
Colored Ministers
H WH Proctor
First Congregational Church
E C Haymes
Presbyterian Church
I J Price
Lucy J Reeves
North Butler Street
Dauce
Bell Street
Sala
Bor
Mayor Call for Chiefs Conference to Plan Festival Parade
Mayor James G Woodward convenes all city department heads and officials to outline plans for the municipal Pageant as part of the Georgia Harvest Festival parade to be held November 15 20 in Atlanta. Departments will report vehicle and marcher counts and costs while the park sanitary construction and waterworks showcase displays and a secret order parade are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G Woodward
General Council Festival
Walter Taylor
Atlanta
Taylor
J Yee Barnes
C H Kelley
Jesse B Lee
Anguntea
Fire
Park Department
George KF Eubanks
KMEHG
Pythles
Knights of Khoresian
WJ Simmons
Woodmen of the
Jack Hayes
FA Johnson
Arrarat Grotto
Vested Prophets
Haglee
Jonn
Smith
Walter P Andrene
Martin Amorous
John P Burn
Red Mens
Walter C Hendrix
Red Men
George I Barrett
Junior Sagamore
Dr Miller
Geotes
Jonauea
Ot Wampum
CC Gilett Breat
Jesse A Lee
Gamnag
George W Alien
Souter
Hof
Henry
Poole
Abbott
J J” Burge
Thomas Brand
Kellam
Marbuttid
White Jr
J Vaughan
Schiller Lodge
Noble
Fred Heilbron
Loyal Order of Moore
Edgard Baugha
J Hf Atchison
Dance Hall B J Davis Corrects Odd Fellows' Closure Claim
B J Davis, district grand sire, refutes a Mon days Constitution report claiming the Odd Fellows' dance hall at 200 Auburn avenue was closed by the police chairman. He states the Auburn avenue venue hosts regular decently dancing events for local workers and that proper order is maintained with Negro leaders aiding white officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Auburn Avenue
Police ‘Committee
B J Davis
Sind
Chet Jett
Ormond
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Penn
Morris Brown College Beneficiary in Philadelphia Will
The will of Susan Brown of Philadelphia bequeaths Morris Brown College in Atlanta six hundred six dollars to aid college work. The will, probated last Wednesday, values the estate at seven thousand nine hundred eighty three dollars. Other educational institutions receive sums around three hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Brown College
Philadelphia
Morrie Brown College
Atlanta
Susan © Brown
German Prisoners Arrive in England at Southampton
Three hundred German prisoners, first detachment captured by British forces in the western battles, landed at Southampton on September 28. Most are young, they appear badly scarred and show the effects of the ordeal they endured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Jsh
Miracle of the Spirit in Civil War Unity and Duty
Nations unite over war memory as former foes feel comradeship in a shared love for the country. The speaker praises the Civil War as a noble enterprise advancing democracy, human rights, and national development. The address aims to awaken a renewed consecration to American citizenship and service. The first death among veterans at the encampment is reported: Bacon Smith, 10, of Bridgetown, NJ, killed by a carriage accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Abe
Bacon Smith
Bridgetown
New Warehouse Bill by Farmers Expected
Georgia Farmers union delegates meet at the state capitol and back the Shipp warehouse bill for an extra session. Developments Tuesday show that bill will not be adopted and a special committee will draft an entirely new measure. The Shipp bill mirrors Adams bill, once rejected by judiciary committee, and a new bill is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Farmers’ Union
Jsapitol
General Assembly
Judiciary
Stowers Indicted. Secretary to Bishop Nelson Faces Charges
Deputy Broadnax flew to New York to bring back George C Stowers the secretary to Bishop Nelson a self confessed forger indicted by the Fulton grand jury after Nelson testified and a true bill was returned for embezzling about fifteen thousand dollars from raised salary checks Stowers confessed to New York police to the embezzlement and fraud scheme acted on by the church leader’s testimony and warrant filing in court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri George Broadnax
New York
George C Stowers
K Nelson
Fulton Grand Jury
Nelson
Stowers
Bishop Nelson
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Rev. AH. Sykes
Aganst
Police Committee
Atchison
B. J. Davis
Odd Fellows’ Place
England
North Side Investment
Good Groom
John J. Woodside Storage Company, Inc
Woolley
Cooper St
Wattehall St
Victor Sanitarium
Atlante
Peachires
Decatur Sts
Farmers’ Union
Hollis Fort
Macon County Back Manufacturing Company
EB & A
Central
Garaslroad
B. F. Neal
Oglethorpe, GA
Carolina
St. Charles Avenue
Wall
Forrest
George Adair
Weyman ‘& Connors Ncep
Adlapin
Dunson
Gay
Equitable
R. F. Shedden
Mgr. Grant
the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Dozier & Gay, Paint Co
East Bay St
Jacksonville
Adiasta
Purpei
W. D. Beatie
Equitable’ Bldg
Bell Ivy
Lodge
Coeur de Lion
Baja
Asylum Thik
Z Evtock
Order of the Ferme
DE Seumaeer
KD Guinn
Pevisi
Beco
Balsune
Carl Domain, Sortare
Arnold
Tunis
Vis
Fda Patterson
Mis Wolke
Mtaw
Patterson
Moy
Mivan
Sir William M Amiel
Odeck
Tess
Oikland
Wentlemen
Tames
Doral
James Tutt
Oscar Rutledm
James Crenbs
TP Bell
CP Leman
Ansley Wilsom
Dlovist
Joll Hunter & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Atlanta, Ga
James Sanatorium
Bellevue
Memphis
Tenn
Alt
AL. G. Field Greater Minstrels
Forsyth Beith
Tuie Daily
Clara Morton and Company
Ee Grand Aitann
CH Loren
Pasamount Piewree Feuay
Temirraw Magic Dressler
Tillies
Cubla Bowtie
Hazel Dawn
Kryptok
Apo
Mandy Aewua
Ulsters
Pridy
Eys
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