Prohibition Laws Signed by Governor in Georgia
Atlanta Georgia November 18 Governor Hurrell signed the final act of the Georgian prohibition measures completing the legislature's plan to ban breweries locker rooms and “beer lounges” in the state All bills take effect May 1 1916 One act prohibits manufacture or sale of any beverage containing more than one half of one percent alcohol Another bans advertising intoxicating liquor in newspapers periodicals on billboards or other public displays
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Atlanta
Seston
Hurell
Olive Tablets and Liquor Shipment Law Note
An OCR fragment mentions Olive Tablets advertised by The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio and cites a state law provision restricting liquor shipments for personal use to two quarts of whiskey 48 pints of beer and one gallon of wine per thirty days. The text also references generic drugstore claims and health advertising.
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Fiwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
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