The early AHS fought for the better treatment of hack and dray horses and mules, banishment of rooster and dog fighting, care for chickens being sold in markets, ending the practice of gifting chicks for Easter, humane euthanization methods for dogs, and ended the sale of chameleons, which were a fashionable hair accessory in the 1920s.
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Murder of John Abbott
Ice Business
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"Hidden History of Old Atlanta" (Interview w/ Mark Pifer)
Murder of Carlisle Christy
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