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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
4
A fragmentary advertisement lists assorted ribbon types for millinery and trimming including grosgrain picot and velvet fabrics. It notes widths from tiny fractions to several inches, with references to edges, colors, and potential suppliers. The text also includes unrelated banking and supplier phrases, indicating a mixed classified snippet.
A report on the state pharmacy board examinations held Wednesday lists the number of examinees and successful candidates. Recipients receiving certificates include Druggist Wace Yk Andersen and many others from Georgia and beyond. States and officials involved are noted along with several names and locations.
Obituaries from West Point report the death of Mrs. Geo Shealy at home, widow of George W. Sheales, with two daughters and a son among survivors. Funeral services were at First Baptist Church, Pinewood Cemetery interment. Also notes the death of Mrs Lula May Spieglitz, with private hospital death and burial details, and a long obituary for a local banker, J Ford Rithnal, with homage to his public service and family.
A jumble of notes shows Atlanta advancing through Day 10 of a citywide effort. Permits and building plans figure, with costs around 177 dollars for multiple duplexes and other structures. Transfers and property notes follow, listing various parcels, names, and street references amid scattered details.
A garbled OCR style historical notice lists numerous streets, distances, and names such as Olive Laing, Bruce, Cannipehane, and Camp Jot. It references parcels and measurements like 459 feet north of a street, 104 feet south, and various monetary values. The fragmentary data mentions counties, streets, and properties without coherent narrative or clear event.
Bob and Jack discuss ending the haberdashery venture to focus on tailoring. A note promises Genuine Reduction with 25 percent off as they pivot to selling fine fabrics and tailoring goods, boasting a varied stock of silks satins and colors to attract customers.
Fragmentary OCR text references attendance at a New York area event, with unclear names and dates. The readable portions hint at a social gathering or ceremony involving a Mr and Mrs, with mentions of a fan and a rotten 6 Stour hori. Content is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
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