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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1923
Page
2
Leonie confronts Miles and watches a delicate social intrigue unfold at a metropolitan restaurant. A wealthy Brazilian suitor named Jose Costa courts Miss Leone amid champagne, flirtation, and a tango, while Miles remains a discreet presence as the party navigates gossip, desire, and propriety in late night urban society.
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The New York Aqui reports the newspaper plant was moved three miles to a new location near Wet Borough, opposite the street and near Station House. The move required heavy lifting and machine handling, with staff noting the operation as a milestone in local press history.
Burglars entered the stationary accessory store of Fred C Blair on Main Street early Sunday morning and stole ties and other accessories. A separate theft at a home on Crew Street reported, with items of value removed.
Washington reports discuss a strike by mine operators and national holdups. The piece cites Walter Gordon Mercith and a public statement by the operators regarding labor tensions and safety concerns, noting a push to address industrial conditions and subordination within the sector.
A late afternoon crash on Calapten Street involving a flyer vehicle and a crowded automobile left nine people injured and one fatally struck. The driver attempted to pass a tram when the front wheels gripped the tram’s tires, sending the auto into chaos. one passenger died en route to hospital, with others under medical care.
Menette Ath April 15 Clemont Barba a student at Jonesboro cultural school ran into the path of a tin here today to save Hamner Green a 3 year old boy who had left his mother’s side and walked on the tracks. The boy was killed Barker was injured taken to Jonesboro hospital where it was learned he would recover.
A reported group of young bandits rifled a money box during the early hours at a Da ta pburg plant town street scene. Police seek suspects linked to the break in, with no immediate word on recovered cash as investigators inspect the scene.
A fundraising event in Atlanta offers the song The Hosts in Gray by Mays Burd Willbanks Mobies to benefit Confederate veterans. The item will be sold during a patriotic tableau at the filano theater as part of Memorial day activities, featuring Miss Mobley and a downtown float parade audience. The lively 1919 Confederate veteran tribute song copy will be offered at 85 cents.
A fragmented text argues beauty and personality cultivation rely on genuine interest in others and good health. It warns against superficial traits like fashion or wealth, urging attentive behavior, sincerity, and steady self-improvement as the path to appeal.
A fragment lists mailing steps and cautions for address accuracy in Branty Chats Department. It mentions enclosing a stamped, addressed envelope and a concise response window, with a note about delays due to high volume and amber contact.
H M Bonner, 28, reported a racial assault at a house on Sunday. He could offer police few details about injuries or assailant, saying his pockets were rifled and an ambulance delay occurred. Local officers investigated but found limited information.
The Protestant Woman's Club will hold a meeting Tuesday evening at the Red Men's Wigwam. Mrs. W. N. Uibbbs, chairman, announced the gathering at Sunday night services.
The Constitution's Patterns advertises child and mother dress patterns with options in crepe de chine blue gingham and cottons. It lists sizes 4 to 12 years, material yardages, and instructions for blouses, trousers, and collars, with pattern mailings and prices in silver or stamps.
The article discusses women’s net and lace frock fashion, focusing on the slip and undergarment lines, with netted fabrics, petticoats, and the rising use of lace. It notes the influence of French design on frock cuts, satin linings, and emphasis on draped beiges and black satin belts. The tone reflects early 20th century street fashion commentary.
An early 20th century advice column argues white clothing can still be stained by improper washing. It stresses thorough water immersion, proper soaking, and sun exposure for whites, warning against prolonged sun on colored fabrics and favoring fresh water rinses for cleanliness, citing 1923 Constitution content.
The Agnes Scott Alumnae Association in Atlanta will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 5 o clock at the home of Mrs Asa Warren Candler located at 1066 Panes de Leon Avenue.
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