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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1911
Page
8
Sarge Plunkett writes of Memorial Day exercises. The piece recalls Confederate veterans, mothers and wives, and the duty of children to keep the day sacred. It honors aging veterans from the Civil War era, Confederate women, and enduring Southern patriotism with reflections and songs.
Poem laments urban crowds in Atlanta, detailing fatigue and the lack of resting spaces. The speaker traverses a busy cityscape where weary people move through rush, with benches scarce and officials oblivious as the refrain tired-tired-tired echoes.
The Governors Horse Guard of Georgia plans a five night charity opera at Auditorium Armory from May 2 to 6 to raise funds for horses. Notable cast includes Solon Dickenmiller, Joseph Hubbard, Mrs. Wingfield and others. The troop, active since 1880, seeks public support and notes its athletic history and recent leadership appointments.
An advert promotes a 15 cent indigestion remedy claiming fast stomach relief. It touts Charcoal tablets to remove impurities, a laxative, ginger for palate relief, and notes endorsements by a Mrs G Ware of Hyde Park. It advertises a price of 15 cents per package and mentions the product aiding energy and breath.
Spokane reports 69 healthy chicks hatched from 73 eggs using homebuilt electric incubator at J. D Alexander’s ranch near Reitmeter’s Station Wash. Initial test yields plan to incubate 1,300 eggs soon. device uses lamp heat, mercury contact regulator, and fuse to prevent overheating. Alexander notes no patent, aims for farmer access and profit. The ad then promotes gold mesh bags and jewelry from Maier & Berkele Inc.
A fragment from The Philadelphia Times notes a comic or literary item in which a nervous patient rebuffs a dentist offering anesthesia in the dark. The text mocks modern conversation declines and ends with a Paris revue motif about dwindling general culture.
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