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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1912
Page
10
A prominent New York hospital authority, commissioned by The Ladies' Home Journal, guides two years of baby care by correspondence. Reports cover all questions from room temperature to feeding, showing the magazine’s direct impact on readers and advertiser value. Free advertising book offered.
Maude Allan, who created the role Jousekeep in The Little Million, has had luck since a wedding gift of shares from her father-in-law years ago. A recent stock surge allowed her to emerge unafraid of looming risks and rainy days. Separately, a Popular Mechanics article notes that severe droughts have reduced crops east of the Mississippi, boosting interest in irrigation to boost yields in humid regions.
Sheriff W G Bonenoo of Floyd county and E W Wallace of The Rome Daily Press arrived from Rome on a brief visit to George P Freeman. Dr L O Bricker will deliver a sermon story on Browning’s Andrea ad Berto, the supreme artist genius ruined by an unworthy matrimony, at the First Christian church next Sunday evening. He invites Atlanta’s thoughtful young people to attend.
In American undergraduate life the real governance today lies with students not faculty. Honor systems athletics journalism fraternities self support and seminars signal a new day of student individuality. Parental governance grows less popular as self government becomes the guiding slogan.
Foot care claim describes strong feet with no tiredness or corns using a new principle. The ad promises instant relief and cures for all foot troubles, claiming to remove poisonous exchanges affecting the feet and promising vigor for an elderly wearer.
The death notices report Joseph Gianone of Atlanta aged 62 who died after a fall and will be interred in Macon. Other obituaries include Mrs. J. P. Wardlaw of Macon, and Miss Eva Jarrett of Toccoa. Additional deaths listed include Mrs. E. J. Coates of Macon, W. A. Bryan of Lyerly, and several local residents with funeral plans in Macon, Savannah, and Griffin.
A collection of short items from Georgia towns dated April 12 and 13 notes plans to start an ice plant in Rome led by M. P. Ward of LaGrange, missionary meetings in Cherokee Presbytery, revival success by Dr. Daniel at Rome First Baptist, and hotel plans in Waycross with costs up to 260000. Other items cover elections in Cordele, theater openings, Confederate veterans, senatorial candidacies, cotton picking near Perry, voter registration in Chattooga, and miscellaneous local notes on post office work, religious leagues, franchise grants, Memorial Day events, and Indian migrations through Lawrenceville.
Detroit baseball observers push back on outsized praise for Ty Cobb amid criticism from locals who highlight Sam Crawford as the enduring star of the Tigers. The mix of fanfare and legacy fuels a regional debate over Cobb’s acclaim and Crawford’s long, steady contributions.
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