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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1914
Page
8
Beginning with savings of 69c for short lengths the sale lists $1.25 and $1.50 fabrics including serges crepes gabardines cords mohairs poplins epingle items. Read as a newspaper ad note highlighting remaining stock and broad color range.
Opening days in millinery show original Paris models from Suzanne Talbot Evelyne Varenne Mme Georgette Maison Lewis Royant Alphonsine and more than a score of exclusive hats for morning noon and opera wear. Also features hats from New York artists and original creations from local milliners. Women may enjoy this first exhibit of authentic summer styles continuing today and tomorrow on the Millinery Second Floor.
A midweight pure thread silk stocking line is advertised with prices $1.50 and $1.10, plus $1.50 and $1.75 options. Features include extra heavy silk heels, lisle feet, optional lisle or silk tops, fully fashioned and high speed silk heel. Available in many sizes and colors including forty shades.
An advertisement highlights luxury gloves from Tresousses Chanu Fownes and Kayser’s Silk Gloves. It market shorts and long lengths priced from $1.50 to $2.50, with embroidered options and a washable white kid glove named Washa new.
In the White Goods section, Rich's offers Ami Flax 25c Splendid iabra and Rich's Sheerline at 19c, all in linen-like finishes suitable for nurse uniforms, women and girls dresses. Also featuring 40 inch 38c Taffeta Lawn and 36 inch 25c Rich's Taffeta Lawn white fabrics, marketed for blouses, summer dresses, and light linen looks.
Captain John Jacob Martin recounts 1845 1848 campaigns under Scott and Vera Cruz memories amid warnings of a dangerous Mexican crisis under President Wilson He argues for diplomatic settlement to avoid war and notes Huerta Villa and Carranza as key players while detailing climate sanitation and internal Mexico politics and the potential difficulties for American forces.
A bustling program across Atlanta venues features Conroy and two dancers at Forsyth with strong dancer and diver talents from Boston. Lyric presents Lucille La Verne company led by Ann Boyd portrayed by Miss Taverne, echoing Will Harben’s novel. Grand shows Junior Keith vaudeville final matinee today at 2:30 7 0 and 9 pm, Golden and Hughes cast, Reinos novelty acts, plus Cupids Mistake and a four reel feature The Dead Man Who Killed is highlighted as a key film.
The fragment lists multiple Georgia Court of Appeals cases including Citizens Bank of Bainbridge v A Fort and others, along with stray references to political results. It ends with a garbled line about Chicago election outcomes and women candidates being defeated.
Turman and Winn defend their records against Tull C Waters in a Fulton County quarrel over county projects from 1912 to 1913. They accuse Waters of opposing public-welfare reforms, defend 1913 work on major roads and sewers, deny private caucus conduct, and challenge Waters’s call for re election based on his record.
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