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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1912
Page
23
Mrs M P Curry of Petersborg writes she suffered internal catarrh for months with stomach liver trouble swelling feet and weakness. After taking Perana she recovered unexpectedly and regained strength, surprising friends who thought her illness permanent.
William Dean Howells marks his seventy fifth birthday by praising the feminist movement. He calls it one of the era’s most important developments and hopes women’s suffrage will rescue a troubled society. Many thinkers now see the ballot push as hopeful and significant.
News from New York recalls Major Archie Butt, a respected officer who perished on the Titanic. Tributes emphasize his courage, restraint, and leadership, with comment from Captain Crain and Major Winship. Funeral and alumni events at Sewanee and related notices follow, reflecting a national mood of grief and remembrance.
A compact notice claims the fabric is exclusive to the seller, stating it was imported for customers and that the suits are by special arrangement. It emphasizes the material remains theirs until purchased and was brought here for buyers.
Describes crevasses at Beulah and Yazoo rivers flooding thirteen parishes in Mississippi and Louisiana with thousands homeless. Reports drownings near Benoit, relief efforts by governors and airmail/rail disruptions hindering aid, and looming two month period of inundation with extensive levee work and relief logistics ongoing.
New Orleans reports from inundated Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana detail rising yellow flood waters threatening towns. Thousands of homeless, including white and Black residents, need food, clothing and medicine as crevasses at Beulah and Dog Pallis flood currents push toward Greenville. Rescue parties describe pitiful scenes. thousands marooned in gin houses and barns. in Vicksburg relief supplies are distributed. donations in New Orleans total nearly 4890 with more coming.
Kansas town of Bison reports fifteen injured and four possibly fatally after a tornado that destroyed houses, an elevator, and sent freight cars flying. Deaths include farmer R Kotall and his five year old daughter Mary. Two women near Seanda and another in Waldman area also reported hurt as storms move northeast, wires down, and farm losses tallied.
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild liquid laxative for all ages. It claims quick relief from bowel and stomach disorders, notes pleasant taste, and features testimonials from Mrs. Lydia E. Thomas and D. H. Harburg. A trial sample offer is described with a request for home delivery.
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