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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1907

Page

2

Boarding School Education Refocused For Young Women

Boarding schools should tailor courses to each girl’s needs and not rely on a fixed curriculum. Instructors urge parents to define study goals before enrollment, stressing real education over social polish and fixed finishing touches.

Turriculuing Snans Laast

Roanoke Church Plans $5,000 Sunday School Addition

First Baptist church of Roanoke will host the Alabama Baptist state convention next year and votes to construct a new Sunday school unit costing 5000 dollars. A deacon committee will raise the funds with Carter Wright pledging one eighth. The project aims to be finished before the convention convenes in July 1908.

Roanoke Ala First Baptist Church of Baptist State Convention of Alabama George W. Hill Robert Brown John Fausett Carter Wright Campbell & Wright Bank State Baptist Convention

Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promised for Instant Relief

The ad touts Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a vegetable remedy that quickly relieves catarrh by clearing air passages and healing irritated membranes. It cites customer testimonials from Rome Georgia and offers a trial treatment by mail for twenty five cents, with a booklet of testimonials and disease information.

E. A. Bryant Rome Eclipse Meccine and Manufacturing Company Atlanta, Ga

Cumberland Tel and Telegraph moves HQ to Louisville

At a stockholders meeting Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company decided to move its legal headquarters from Hopkinsville to Louisville. No action on moving the shops from Nashville. Capital stock increased by 200000 to 20200000. Directors will meet Thursday to ratify the action. Savannah notice mentions protest against Chatham county education board election bill.

Cumberland Telephone and Tele@raph.Co Hopkinsville Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company Louisville Nashville Savannah Speciad Samuel Adams R. 3 Devant Atlanta House Committee On Legislation Board of Education Chatham County

Ex alderman Girardeau defends Pittman as building inspector

In a dated letter, Charles L. Chasewold accuses Frank A. Pittman of official neglect as city building inspector. Girardeau testifies Pittman was courteous, capable, and diligent, noting his systematic, early morning inspections and impact on the community. He argues prosecuting Pittman would be unjust.

Charles L. Chasewold Frank A. Pittman Pittman Apector Frank Pittman Flaiala Mr. Pittman Chasewood Cc. H. Girardeau

Meeting Enthusiasm Marks Spratling Campaign Rally

The F. J. Spratling Seventh Ward General Council Campaign Club closed with a large West End rally on Red Men[a hat] Gonion and Lee Streets. Dr. J Cheaton King presided as C FE Robertson reported ward registration at 638 with 410 pledges for Spratling.

F. J. Spratling Seventh Ward General Council Gonion and Lee West End J. Cheaton King C. FE. Robertson Spratling Clib

Marine Missing After Georgia Explosion Probe

Henry Francia Lynch, a United States marine on the battleship Georgia in Hudson River, is missing after reportedly going overboard Saturday night. His father suspects foul play and asks police to probe. a lantern intended for a yard arm was found floating in the water.

iOfficers Georgia New York Henry Francia Lynch United States Hudson River Lynch Daniel Lynch The McCrea

Shorthand Reporters Meet Opens Ninth Annual Convention

Judge J J Pritchard delivers welcome address for North Carolina hosts as Kenilworth hosts the ninth annual convention of the National Shorthand Reporters Association. Delegates from across the country attend opening session in Asheville on August 6 with veteran president Benjamin Plitman presiding. Secretaries Ken vick and Charles H Reaus respond. The convention will be in session two days.

Pritchard Asheville National Shorthand Reporters’ Association Kenilworth Benjamin Plitman J. J. Pritchard United States Circuit Court Ken Vick Charles H. Reaus New York State Association

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