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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
12
Judge Willem T. Newman and court officers returned from Athens. Court sessions set for Ate ante, Rome, and May 16 in Rome with several criminal cases to be heard. Community notices include lectures at the Saturday Night Club and sermons at Our Father Church, plus local business filings and accident lawsuits.
A garbled report covers property finance and a criminal case in Macon court, naming a $79,000 capital stock figure, a charge against a Georgia Colored Industry founder, and pending trials. It also mentions a highwayman search yielding little result and details of two local church events including a Dream Festival for Woodward Avenue Baptist Church and a marriage at Ingleside Baptist parsonage with reception plans.
The Board of Education met yesterday at Boye High School with visitors. A memorial day parade salute prompted a resolution. Teaching staff changes included Helen Dougherty elected to replace a previous post, Grece Freeman promoted to teacher, and Annie Jones resigning. Florence Dugger resigned from seventh grade Edgwood School. Mary Hell assigned to third grade Fair Street, Edith Martin to second grade Frazier Street. Miss Nettle Sargent invited to attend Georgia Education Association events. Examinations scheduled May 6 with class dismissals. May 14 primaries excused for athletic events.
City officials and the Atlanta Music Festival Association deny rumors that hotel rates during Grand Opera Week will rise to an unreasonably high level. The association states it has reserved room access to accommodate attendees, with tickets controlled by entrances on Glimer Street and Courtland Street. The event opens at 8 o clock with a large orchestra and chorus, promising a major southern musical showcase.
Daniel J. McGann, an agent for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and brother of Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Dennis L. McGann, killed himself in Midway Kentucky. The report notes he was tired of life and the date is given as April 38 in a garbled transcription.
Washington announced April appointments to consulates including G Lay in Lisbon? no, at Rio de Janeiro Henry H Morgan in Barcelona? Also Samuel N Tatton in Nottingham England Willivas P Kent Wytheville Virginia at Chwang China and W Henry Robertson Richmond Virginia at Callao.
A town wife recounts her husband with a weakened stomach improving after starting Grape-Nuts. In three months he gained 30 pounds and now appetite and digestion are greatly restored. A friend’s delicate child also thrived on the cereal, and a journalist reports memory and brain function improvements. The letters tout Grape-Nuts as a remedy with a cited book “The Road to Wellville.”
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce warns that about 4 000 traveling workers and their families risk omission from the 1910 census due to enumerator gaps. Officials urge boarding houses and heads of households to respond, outlining the questions asked and calling for cooperation to ensure a complete count for ten years.
Mrs Ida Cook of Dexter testifies Cardus is gentle and safe for women reeling from decade of illness. After two months on Cardul she reports regularity, renewed energy, and no pain. Ads note Cardul as vegetable tonic from Chattanooga Medicine Co with 64-page treatment guide.
Advertising copy details a wide range of women extra accessories including necklaces, chains, hair pins, combs, bands, tassels, vanity chatelaines and bead bags. It highlights designs from pearls to rhinestones in various metals and mentions May festivities and the aim to entice buyers with elaborate jeweled hair pieces.
Real estate transfers and deeds across Atlanta and Fulton County are listed, detailing warranty and loan deeds. Names include Nettie Barnard, Mrs E A C Beudder, Mre Berta M Swift, and James Hickey, with properties on Peachtree, Milton, Ashby, and other streets, plus a tax collector note and precinct vote remark.
Terrell, Ga on April 28 held a special election for the unexpired term of 3 H Marshall with Dr 0 Pickett winning by a margin over two hundred. The Terrell county primary also chose clerk and sheriff with incumbents contending. results listed for treasurer and other county offices with scattered tallies and party notes.
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