All Queries Easy to J Ivie Beall at the Atlanta Terminal
J Ivie Beall son of Judge Beall of Carrollton heads the Information Bureau at Atlanta Terminal Station. A Geomancer profile shows he handles about six thousand daily questions by phone and in person, with two assistants, answering with brisk, compact replies. The piece reveals Beall’s view of rural and urban inquiries and cites examples from everyday depot life.
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J. Ivie Beall
James Beall
Carrollton
Information Bureau
Atlanta Terminal Station
Atlanta Geoman
Beall
J. J. Ball
The
Bureau
Mr. Beall
Here
Birmingham
Podunk
Hir
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Atlanta
Charley Griffin
Broyles
Heart Remedy Praised by Concerned Parent in Mo Help Story
A Worth Missouri note describes a young girl near forty six pounds? and a mother’s tale praising Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The letter asserts dramatic improvement after starting treatment and invites others with heart symptoms to seek care from Miles Medical Co and local druggists.
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Miles
Canon, Worth, Mo
Canon
Miles Medical CO
Elknart, Ind
San Francisco Jobless Army Holds Mass Meeting
San Francisco faces rising unemployment with more joining the Jobless Army. The city runs soup kitchens as thousands seek aid while a midwinter rally gathers leaders to address the crowd in a public square.
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San Francisco
Vatal
Army of the Wear
Governor Slaton Talks Publicity and Tax Reform in Georgia
Governor Slaton argues for the publicity doctrine to reveal Georgia’s fiscal woes before the Atlanta Ad Men’s Club. He warns the state is in debt, recent legislatures spent beyond income, and credits the tax equalization law and new tax canalization system to raise revenue and possibly lower taxes. He urges readers to accept necessary measures.
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Slaton
Atlanta Ad Men's Club
Georgia
General Assembly
Macon News
Quirky Qs Echoed in Callers Minds on Mars and Koran
An old-timey reminiscence recalls two callers over the phone asking odd questions. One asks if Mars is inhabited, the other whether Mohammed used cocaine or morphine when writing the Koran. The speaker chuckles at the improbable inquiries.
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Mars
Mohammed
A Dangerous Habit on Railroads Cited in Fatal Georgia Crash
The Atlanta Journal condemns walking on railroad tracks after a minister was killed by a freight train near a Georgia city. Editorial cites 14 daily railroad deaths nationwide caused by trespassing. Citizens, not only tramps, risk life. urged personal caution and stricter adherence to safe paths.
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Georgia
The
Atlanta Journal
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
For Sale One Acre Land With Shop At Roscoe Georgia
For sale one acre of land with a five room dwelling, a good repair shop, tools and fixtures. Located at Roscoe Georgia nine miles north of Newnan. Apply to U L Byram at Sewell and Byram's Blacksmith Shop Carrollton Georgia. 4t Jan
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Roscoe
Newnan
U. L. Byram
Sewell & Byram
Carrollton
Subscribers Moving and Changing Addresses Notice
Notice urges subscribers to notify changes of address at year start. Provide old and new addresses with P.O. box or R. F.D. numbers to ensure uninterrupted delivery and proper updating of mailing lists.
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P.O
R. F.D
Commutation Road Tax Fixed by Carroll County Official
Road tax for Carroll County for 1914 fixed by J A F Broom Con Roads and Revenues. Tax due January 1, 1914, set at days of work or sum of dollars and cents, with official signature of January 6, 1914.
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Sarrell Court of Commissioner of Roads and Revenues
State of
Georgia
J. A. F. Broom
Con
Carroll County
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Atlanta Terminal Information Bureau
Wwe
American Preas. Association
the Peoples Bank
Geo. W. Fleming
J. M. Jackson
G. C. Cook
Foley
Foleys Honey
Johnson Vrug Lo
Bradbury
John B. King
Roopville
J. E. Bradbury, Jr., & Son
Athens, Ga
Grove
Best A. C. A
D. M. Martin & CO
Griffin, Ga
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