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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
20
Fresh spring stock offered at never before discounts as we dispose of inventory to reorganize following the death of Mr Cliff Chapman. The notice emphasizes new savings and liquidation conditions during the transition period.
Dr Soule warns Georgia losing millions yearly due to inferior rural schooling and unscientific farming. He cites salaries by education level, migration to cities, and argues for a tax reform to fund better schools and prevent constitutional strain. Chamber and business leaders back study tours to Georgia universities.
April 235 report says organizers renew efforts to unionize molders in four Rome stove works. One foundry already has a union, others are non union and vow to join the policy.
An advertisement touts Red-Blood-Cells as a cure for pimples by boosting red blood cells to purify blood and feed nerves. It claims magical science and a “greatest blood-building era” with a large bottle available at drug stores, promising clear ruddy skin and lasting vitality.
Million People and peers prepare to witness the royal wedding of Prince Albert Duke of York to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon at White Lodge Richmond Park Surrey. The modest castle will be their honeymoon home, signaling England's latest royal thrill since Princess Mary's marriage last year.
London April 2 details confirm the wedding of the Duke of York to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. The ceremony at Westminster Abbey will feature royal processions from Mayfair, with Strathmore and Windsor families attending. The gown, veil, and uniforms are described, eight bridesmaids named, and a simple Church of England ceremony planned. Afterward, a breakfast at Windsor invites close kin. the Duke’s annuity rises to 15,000 a year.
Florence Codetto aged 12 owed her life to her shepherd King after he pulled her from a window ledge. The dog endured mire and strain and acted bravely before authorities say the child suffered no lasting injuries. King recovered and was praised for his actions.
Gethsemane Commandery Knights Temple initiated a new candidate class Wednesday night and concluded with a banquet at a local restaurant. Attendees included Nok Atif of Roefetlsy and other members from Wileus county. Enablers:
Washington April 26 Investigations into several large scale diet aid alcohol frauds exceeding 200000 dollars involve men claiming powerful influence in the capital. Affidavits allege Chicago bootleggers paid 11250 for protection never received while another claim alleges 15000 to 20000 to move goods between warehouses with no transfer. Two men pose as department of justice agents and face charges amid inquiries by Treasury and Internal Revenue officials.
A dubious health ad claims germ growth in skin pores causes foot decay and odor. It promotes Lucapine as an antiseptic applied at night and Eucapine to draw out inflammation, promising quick recovery of skin and nails. A family jar is advertised for 201 at drug stores.
Public eye reports Seymour saying immunity seekers offered sums to Means and others to gain protection from DOJ prosecution. Means, once a Senate target and acquitted murder suspect, reappears amid rumors of undercover work under Burns. Attorney General Bermoyg consults with Burns about Means’s current status in Los Angeles.
Macon Ga April 25 Special After 26 hours the jury in the suit of J P McGuire against Mitchell and Rountree for $39 000 damages for alleged malicious Bert icention today awarded the plaintiff $250 An automobile transaction in which McGuire gave notes which or later developed did not contain a reten tion title resulted in the arrest of McGuire on bail travel proceedings Following his arrest McGuire entered suit on three counts of $10 000 each against Mitchell and Rountree alleging malicious persecution.
The Georgia Railway and Power company band shows off a giant drum built by Robert N. Baldwin using buffalo hides. The drum, designed for the Memorial parade, is carried by 45 band members in a momentous street event.
Wet Sibi of McDonough and Pat Witton twenty of Covington were to be arraigned before Recorder George F Johnson Thursday morning for violating the Prohibition law. They were arrested by officers Tyetman and Howman after a chase of several blocks. The boys were driving a high powered machine containing twelve gallons of corn whisky.
Lavonia April 26 Professor Fumar Ferguson has been re elected for his fifth term as superintendent of the Lavonia schools. Under his leadership the high school was placed on list No 1 credited schools with many improvements noted as the bumper strawberry crop and discussion of quorum rules appear in local notes.
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