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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1919
Page
3
Dun's Financial Review analyzes the price surge and its broad impact on commerce. It notes rising costs, cautious buyers, and stronger bank positions, with exports growing and exchange instability in sterling, while iron, steel, and textile sectors show mixed activity and hopeful margins amid high prices.
The Temple Four will headline a five act bill at Keltha Tyrie Monday through Wednesday. Max Ford from Fame and Hetty Arma in scenes and dances, Rudol and Afartini as recordionists, and others will contribute to a program billed as one of the best of the week.
Loew's Grand presents Yho Noss Revue with Walter Anderson and Aldred King, plus Duffy and Montagu. Features include belt of melody and ballet along with a travel wire act. The screen program stars Hale Hamilton in In His Brother's Place and introduces Wagon Tracks with Gill Hart.
Ince photoplay Partners Three stars Enid Bennett. The promotion emphasizes realism as much action unfolds on the American desert. Fred Niblo directs the team, who camp in tents on the desert to shoot key desert sequences over a week.
Ethel Clayton, noted picture star, will be shown today at the Vaudette theater in Men Women Money, a strong heroine role that promises to captivate the city audience. The feature will be supported by Mack Sennett's Mother to Guide Her and a fine cast.
London reports discuss Europe's debt crisis after World War I. The piece argues Germany cannot pay the enormous Allied war debt given collapsed merchant marine revenue and prewar tax levels. It notes rising repudiation talk among European workers and Bolshevik influences in Russia and Hungary threatening debt repayment.
Warsaw August 3 Premier Paderewski scored a personal triumph in the diet after delivering an eloquent defense of the peace treaty. He reassured the allied ministers present and argued Poland’s gains from the Allied victory. He protested against a treaty demanding guarantees of tolerance, while urging ratification to avoid harming Poland’s future.
Andrew Goodrich a 20 year old sailor from the ship Dakota, stationed at the guard headquarters, started a street brawl at Mitchell and Pryor streets Sunday night. He fought eight civilians, was briefly examined, then sent to Grady hospital for treatment. The lieutenant predicts Dempsey will still hold his crown a week after the sailor's discharge.
August 3 report details a grievous accident where a locomotive struck and mangled a Black man. The piece references a fire crew, a Columbine station, and mentions gear such as mats cords and nets in the scene.
Dublin and Laurens County Chamber of Commerce protest a proposed 12 by 12 by 24 inch crate for shipping sweet potatoes as too large for one man and too small a margin for two to handle. Secretary N G Bartlett notes no issue with smaller crates or shipping by pounds, but objects to oversized crates. the matter draws southern industry interest.
Capetown August 2 Japanese paper yarn is entering South Africa market. Paper yarns made in Europe during the war relied on chemical wood pulp but Japanese yarn uses mulberry bark and other fibers. It is fine elastic strong with glossy appearance, resembling linen more than cotton. Paper cloth has long been popular in Japan for women’s summer clothing for fifty years.
London August 3 Lord Lytton is discussed by Sunday newspapers as a candidate for British ambassador to the United States James W Lowther also mentioned as likely successor to Harl Reeding Lord Lytton is described as an older young peer Born in Simla British India August 9 1876 he has served as civil lord of the admiralty and additional parliamentary secretary of the admiralty He inherited the earldom in 1491 is married with two sons and two daughters.
Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna say Tibor Szamuely, a Hungarian leader who had upset the Hela Kan government and claimed a dictatorship, was shot or killed himself by gendarmes at the frontier while carrying a large sum of money, with two others.
A fragmented collection of quirky lines and quotes from various figures and characters. The garbled text mixes names like Douglas Fairbanks and Attila with odd aphorisms and cartoon captions, creating a collage of incomplete phrases and playful misquotations.
Mrs John W McKenzie wife of prominent Montezuma business man W Wmprenzie died at a sanitarium in Augusta Georgia after a period of poor health. She had been in treatment for a month and was accompanied by her daughter Mrs J Lee Duncan. Mr McKenzie and his son-in-law Mr McKengill were with her when she passed. The body will be sent to Montezuma for interment Tuesday around 12 20 PM.
Fragmentary OCR text references a remedy for infants with a person named Mrs Mitchell at 22 Windsor Street. Unable to determine full context or outcome due to corrupted source.
A garbled page of missing items and rewards lists stolen Ford and Buick cars, lost dogs and horses, and rewards for informants. Notices mention Automobile Underwriters Bureau in Atlanta, various street names, and multiple reward offers from $25 to $50 for recovery or arrest and conviction, along with several job ads and sales notes.
Historical fragment notes teachers discharged and a reference to an army setting, mentioning competency and a public record. The readable text is sparse and fragmented, offering little concrete details about people, places, or dates.
An old ad dense with repairs and parts details appears for various automotive services including repairing and vulcanizing at North Jackson Garage run by Willis Johnson at 25 E. North Ave, plus Southern Welding Co. at Goertland St. It lists electric service, generators, and starter repairs, carburund and pump supplies, welding and machine work in America atone, and Marietta and Gastine addresses. Also mentions Ford springs, carbon remover, painting for autos, tops recovered, seat covers, and accessories with prices and order options.
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