A Crisp Delicious Snack From Niagara Falls Luncheon
A toasted luncheon treat praised as a crisp snack full of nutriment. Made at Niagara Falls New York, this item is presented as a flavorful tare delight for cooks and diners alike.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1916
Page
6
A toasted luncheon treat praised as a crisp snack full of nutriment. Made at Niagara Falls New York, this item is presented as a flavorful tare delight for cooks and diners alike.
The Forsyth presents matinee and evening shows today with Sam Chip and Mary Marble as top stars in The Crock Shop a new musical sketch by John J. Golden. Other acts include Bary Melville Emly Hooper Elsworth Cook Harry Holman and Don Sherman Mabel Delorest in A Jay Circus. Sophie Tucker heads next week with Help Wanted while The Bruiser screens at the Grand with William Russell and Charlotte Burton. Undine runs at the Strand featuring Ida Schnall with lavish water nymph scenes and daring stunts. The Sowers starring Blanche Sweet screens at the Georgian, adapted from Henry Seton Merriman.
Fragmentary note references William Bet by Thomas Melghan and Theodore Hererts with Camille Astor as part of a Lasky Studio season program. Details are unreadable, but the text points to a marquee lineup and upcoming event.
Washington special reports Senator Hardwick nominated James L. Robertson of Augusta as principal for the Naval Academy entrance exam. David Benjamin of Waycross appointed first alternate, Oberlin C. Laird of Savannah second alternate. Thomas Sellars of Grantville offered principal post but declined. Robertson is son of J Miller Robertson of Augusta and grandnephew of Judge A L Miller of Macon. Representative Crisp nominated T. Gautney of Butler for Annapolis vacancy with W G Bridges of Unadilla as alternate.
The Bainbridge Boosters band formed with eighteen pieces. JF Kodat t becomes leader to drill the group. Dr I C Smith serves as president and Ross Rich as secretary treasurer of the organization.
An old time advertorial touts Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey as protective and soothing for hoarseness and sore throat. It claims antiseptic soothing action loosens mucus and helps singers and public workers use their vocal cords again with reduced risk of complications from colds or influenza. Price is 25 cents.
Recorder Johnson fined JH Hardigres 100 bonds for carrying no license and jailed morelind 450 must pay or serve. Other members including Getler Marland and Shattock faced lesser charges. Hardigres admitted drinking at the club, claiming memory gaps while noting his drink. Officers Blazer Wellwin and Moreley seized a pint bottle. Geller testified the club was only briefly in use and not deeply involved in criminality.
Jim Vlas, owner of a restaurant at 4 Madison Avenue, was fined 107 dollars after City Inspector Woodall presented decisive evidence of cigarette sales without a license. Vlas claimed accommodation of a customer and friend, but the court ruled any future sale would be costly.
Local jeweler in Bambidge Georgia praises a new eyeglass fixture that allows mounting 40 foot lenses without cracking the glass, claiming special pigment and design reduce danger. Patent details and availability announced with emphasis on opticians and jewelers adopting the device.
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