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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1915
Page
13
The fragmentary report names several individuals including Miss Truth, Miss Lupile, Sean, Alisa Otgs Repo Cattle, Ruth Cann, Lorena Eeddia Leo Terrell, Ef fice Crouch, Cartersville residents Garnett Thayer Martone and Olive Dero, among others, in a list-like attribution from a social gathering.
A jumble of names and events appears, listing many individuals with scattered titles and roles. It mentions hostesses, card parties, a cake sale at a church, a bridge event, and upcoming musical tea by the Atlanta chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, with dates and locations vague or garbled.
Rome Ga April 1 Special William Kendrick of West First Street stretched this morning to an overdose of whax vomica a medicine she had been taking for stomach trouble Mrs Kendrick had gone to a neighbor's house to visit tasting the medicine with her and took a large dose while there and died before she could return home Physicians were hastily summoned but arrived too late She is survived by her husband and two children.
Fitzgerald Georgia April 1 special: six counties Ben Hill Wilcox Irwin Ware Coffee and Charlton form a committee to promote the Dixie highway from Atlanta to Jacksonville via Fitzgerald Hawkinsville and Waycross. Local reps named and a Rome Chattanooga meeting planned to guarantee funding and macadam construction with county convicts to lay out the route.
Mrs Elizabeth Wilson, age 71, died this morning at her home 12 Peachtree Place. Her husband, Henry L Wilson, long prominent in railroad circles, is among mourners. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from her residence, with private burial to Lyden, New York. Two sisters Annie Shoecrat of Antwerp and Mrs Kate Cowles of Seattle noted among survivors.
Broken money orders and postoffice records indicate an unusual increase in transactions tied to propaganda and oil crop signals. Officials note postal receipts fall 6 percent year over year while mail and parcels begin moving faster, suggesting higher activity next month.
PB Colfax announces that Franklin will preach the Haster sermon and administer the holy communion at 4 o'clock Sunday morning. Dr. Rameau, a notable student of sociological conditions of the Negro race, is acknowledged for his uplift work among its boys and girls. Trains Nos. 98 and 99 will be fined, effective April 2 for southbound and April 3 for northbound service.
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