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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1912
Page
5
The Atlanta Dental Parlors at Peach Street and Decatur Streets advertise very cheap high quality dental work. They claim to offer the best dental care at prices low enough for modest budgets and warn against incompetent dentists who charge the same low prices.
Columbia April 7 The first state memorial to Women of the Confederacy will be unveiled Thursday a bronze group showing a federate woman in a chair with winged children placing garlands. Funds over 14 000 raised plus 7500 state appropriation financed the project under General C Irvine Walter. Butts County meets to set May 1 primary date matching presidential preference primary.
Natick Massachusetts resident Mrs Marion Sweet Greaton reports relief from severe nervousness cold limbs and sleepless nights after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the product with restoring her health during a difficult life transition and endorses sharing her letter for others seeking help.
At a Georgian Terrace dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs John King Ottley Mrs J B Whitehead and Mr Carlile Boyd of New York announced their forthcoming marriage The event joined Miss Agnes Ladson and Mr Charles A Dana of New York in attendance Also described were gowns decor and the social circle around Atlanta and southern society with toasts and remarks by notable guests
New York newsreel of April reports a rain ruined Fifth Avenue parade while churches offered elaborate musical programs and floral displays. By afternoon showers sent crowds inside. fashion notes indicate fewer extreme hat options, with peach basket and mash-tub headgear reduced to tame styles though colors remained bright. Men favored the English close-fit suit as hotels and restaurants enjoyed a rainy holiday crowd.
Dr Hugh K Walker pastor of First Presbyterian Atlanta meets his Florida brother Rev Lynn R Walker for the first time in twenty years. Lynn preached a well attended sermon to close a long awaited reunion.
Albert Victor McGuire, a stereotyper for The Savannah Post, died after his motorcycle struck the rear of a car at Dale avenue and Water road. A native of Elmira, New York, he recently lived in Atlanta and belonged to Stereotypers Union No. 42. Motorcycle Patrolman J W McAcy rode on the rear of the machine during the crash.
Patrolman McAcy, seated behind McGuire, was badly bruised with a sprained arm when the automobile collision occurred. McGuire, 25, faced suspension by the chief of police after the incident.
The piece notes weather in the cotton belt as the key driver this week, with dry warm conditions needed to boost planting and field work in Texas counties. It cites strong spot demand last week and lingering gossip around river news, suggesting futures may react quickly to improving inquiry and expected large April cotton figures.
Special attention given to your Easter film photos. We will develop and print them using Velox paper. The Kodek headquarters at 5 Moore & Sons, 42 North Broad Street.
Evangelist Haynes addresses a large crowd at the Old Broughton Tabernacle the opening night of a second week of nightly evangelistic meetings. He links signs of Christ next return to events in Matthew chapter twenty four noting the darkened sun of May 19 1780 and the meteor shower of November 13 1833 as fulfilled signs. Dr JL Andrews will speak tonight on digestion and chemistry as part of the health school program.
Jackson Ga April 7 Special voters qualify for summer primaries with 1 437 white registrants the largest in county history. The two year total was about 1 200 compared with 1 160 last cycle.
Togaan W C A Athens Ga April 1 Special Thursday covering next Misg 4nna 8 Caster personal secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association will address the women of Athens on What An Equipped Young Women's Christian Association Will Mean to Athens The headquarters of the gulf states division are in Athens at the home of Miss Mildred Rutherford and the local association has just set plans for a large institutional building with work to begin soon making the national secretary's visit timely and significant
The speech frames a national drama of education and democracy. It praises unity among diverse supporters from teachers to donors, urging education to become a guiding force in social progress and national efficiency. It highlights southern university outreach to rural families and annual conference spirit.
The conference urged shared responsibility for education across all social groups To strengthen the common cause leaders stressed collaboration among school home and church The program featured sessions on rural education farm demonstration girls clubs and civic patriotism with speakers from federal state and university backgrounds
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