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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
7
A vintage ad fragment touts a product said to stop hair loss, soothe the scalp, and darken gray roots. It claims the preparation nourishes hair, boosts growth, and makes hair soft and glossy, though it states the formula is not a dye. The copy mentions reduced shedding and improved scalp appearance.
Mrs talia re and Mr en Inenmen leave today for Grove Park area. Mr and Mrs William Clanton plan a fall celebration. Miss Clanton to visit relatives and Florida. Miss Bateman of Florence, Ga, visits Athens kin, while Miss Ohl of Atlanta is set for April and will attend Calhoon Witham wedding events. Local friends host luncheon at Piedmont Hotel ahead of ceremonies.
An executive study investigates school actions with questions to officials and a planned tabulated facts report. The improvement association will present a clear, tabulated statement at the meeting and discuss remedies and proper procedures.
Fragmentary OCR narrates a judge imposing severe sentences for burglary. Mentions Judge Hill and a suspect named Frank Wyker with references to ten-year terms and warnings against metropolitan crime. Source text is garbled with unclear names and multiple erroneous phrases.
Senator Hoke Smith presented a request to lower the property tax on a Prygy street block near Auburn Avenue. He argued the assessment at 250 000 dollars was far above the market value and urged a reduction of 86 000 dollars. The committee required a sworn statement from the petitioner before action, which Smith pledged to file at a future meeting.
Binat Lodge No 144 offers monthly entertainment at Educational Hall for charity. Featured acts include Miss Madge Gras and Mrs Albert Wilmain with a musical novelty and dances by local performers. General admission 25 cents, tickets 60 cents. proceeds benefit the Bo pack and associated groups.
Kinesville eHU reports Brenau announces the annual election to membership in the Phi Beta Sigma sorority. The event honors female students for leadership in activities. Names listed include Miss Pansy Aiken Jefferson Gay Bessie Hamar Anderson and others from Gainesville Parrott and Shutesville Georgia. President H. J. Peat outlines theme The Defense of...
The Scottish Rite announces a service tonight for Rose Croix members with attendance urged for all. The ceremony, marking relighting of the Mahis, will begin at 8 o clock and is open to the public on a Baylér Sunday observance, with special guests from the Atlanta White chapter present.
A year old child near Hutledge Georgia was struck by a train in an incident described with limited readable details. No injuries or fatalities are clearly confirmed in the fragment, and the report lacks full names dates or specific circumstances.
Fragmentary text mentions Americus and home seekers tickets with unclear context. The readable portions reference places, directions, and scattered names, suggesting a civic or real estate notice in a historical newspaper.
Readable fragments describe Gus Tarke and JOPEY Epes in Lindale, a mother pursuing a runaway marriage aboard a streetcar. The scene mentions a knot tied at a location near a streetcar line, with unclear details about participants or outcomes.
An advertisement touts Tango as a painless corn remedy that cuts the core, softens the kernel, and ends pain with no fuss. It claims safe, bandaged toes and a money back guarantee if it fails to remove the corn core. Available for 25 cents at druggists and Jacobs’ Pharmacy in Atlanta.
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