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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1915
Page
8
Mrs J D Powell of Odessa Florida recounts a two year cure from weakness with Cardus the woman’s tonic She describes relief from aching side and back pains nervous spells fainting and cold extremities Appetite and sleep improved and she praises Cardus to friends for treating feminine weaknesses For sale by all druggists.
A historical ad touts Faust Macaroni as an economical, nutritious substitute for meat. It cites Dr Hutchison’s claim that macaroni has energy value 160 to 66 versus beef and that it is fully absorbed to enrich blood. The promotion, from Maull Bros of St Louis, positions macaroni as a versatile energy builder.
Mrs Morrison to spend days in New York and Washington on route home. Mr Morrison to Hamilton Ontario to visit his mother. Miss Eleanor Matson returns to Smith College. Miss McCairty leaves for Reonsile Soho in New York. Bulow Campbell drive to Rome for weekend. Mrs Preston visits Cincinnati Alliance and Marlborough and returns home. Mr and Mrs Fenn host on Peachtree road. Leila Plant of Macon was married name. Edwin Broyles to Baltimore for Johns Hopkins study. Alex Bennyman from Knoxville visits. Friends return from Lucky Lane at Mrs Broyles farm near Newnan. Marjorie Weldon resumes Castle School. Birth announced of Allen Alfred Morrison on Piedmont road. Mrs Hopkins hosts in honor of Mrs Pearce and Mrs Benton. Mrs Maurice Sullivan convalesces at home 14 Selim Avenue. Mrs Inman in Raleigh, returning by Nov 1. Wests return home from Westgrove Wesley Avenue.
A unity meeting for the Atlanta chapter is planned for next Thursday at B A Minor lodge East Atlanta with a 10 o clock morning session and a noon box lunch followed by an afternoon session Members Mrs Rose M Ashby and Mrs aida Jones will share All eight Atlanta chapters invited and visitors welcome Also notes include Grant Park School Parent Teacher club first meeting for 1915 16 term October 1 at 2 30 pm and Atlanta Equal Suffrage association business meeting at Hotel Ansley this afternoon Also Girls high school Parent Teacher council meeting Thursday at 1 pm Twentieth Century Coterie meet at Mrs W W Crock sr College Park Thursday 3 20 pm
Governor Harris announces Georgia delegation to the International Peace Congress October 10 11 12 in San Francisco. list includes Jerome Jones Wilmer Moore R J Lowry J C Gantry Tolling Jones George Brown William Hiliiger Charles Davis W G Cooper George Northen Eugene Cherderfer A Hi Bancker J K Orr John Baran Bishop Nelson Bishop Candler Guy C W McClure Harold Hirsch E R Black A white J G C Harrison R M Harbin L & Dean W G Salomon B Willingham Henry D McDaniel Nunnally William Fleming M H McDaniel Augusta etc. The roster covers leaders from Atlanta Athens Macon Rome Savannah Valdosta Gainesville Columbus and other cities.
At a PTA meeting the Moreland avenue School, Mayor R. J. Guinn, president of the city board of education, urged a new building for the Moreland avenue school and backed an intermediary school linking primary and high schools. If created in Atlanta it would be the first. The program included Miss Laura M. Smith speaking, a violin solo by Reed Weidenl, pupil recitations, and refreshments.
Atlanta civic leaders from over a dozen organizations prepare to host the Dixie Highway commissioners during their October 14 tour. Under Chairman St N Reed, central committees form and meet at the Ansley hotel luncheon on October 6 to finalize plans for entertaining the visitors.
Bishop Warren A. Candler will address the Atlanta Association of Credit Men at the Piedmont hotel next Tuesday. His topic will be Emory college and plans for its upbuilding. John F. Knapp, commandant of the Philadelphia navy yard, died at the naval hospital from apoplexy. He was 58, and a Naval Academy graduate, appointed from Missouri in 378.
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