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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
4
A physician with 33 years in the field promotes candid, direct medical care for male diseases including stricture and syphilis, claiming proven, harsh but effective methods. He advertises “Diseases of Men” and “Health Escape” works, free initial exam, and positions himself as longer practicing than any advertising specialists in Atlanta, with contact at 16% S. Broad St.
Former Governor Smith and Manager Smith met on a street near the Peters building around noon yesterday. No casualties occurred as the pair exchanged a cordial greeting amid curious bystanders. Governor Smith forgave in advance and spoke of being good neighbors, while Manager Smith agreed. A small newspaper merchant asked, “Can you beat at?” amid the light scene.
In Sandersville Georgia August 17 Hon T E Watson and A W Tivans addressed about 2500 listeners at Deepstep praising Farmers Alliance principles now echoed by the Democratic party. Watson accused Congressman Hardwick of fault and urged Washington County to back Evans as a clean superior candidate. He warned the convention may be bypassed to nominate Evans or Evang.
Post midnight the new railway law became effective and telegraph and telephone firms must file reports with the interstate commerce commission. Franks for telegraph and telephone messages are barred by the anti pass rule. The long and short haul provision starts six months hence to allow tariff adjustments. Taft has not named commerce court or commissioners yet.
Tickets on sale for 3:00 am and 10:10 pm trains Saturday August 20 with return validity through September 4. Through service offered. For details contact City Ticket Office or Verminal Btarton Atlanta GA. James Fredman D PA I Meer AG PA.
At Springer opera house William D McNell of Macon supported Governor Brown’s candidacy. A heated exchange between a Hoke Smith supporter and others led to threats and a near fight before police separated the crowd. Evans spoke on Brown’s platform, attacking Hardwick’s salary increase and desertion from Congress. A crowd then enjoyed barbecue nearby.
Asa G. Candler offers a scholarship to the State Agricultural College at Athens as a prize for the best corn exhibit by a Carroll county boy. The Chamber of Commerce committee will prepare a full premium list and seek similar offers from other counties to boost Georgia agriculture and show entries from boys clubs.
In Alpharetta Georgia on August 17 Senator Ed Griffith spoke for Governor Brown to about 800 in an unscheduled visit. The large crowd in Milton County heard Griffith for over an hour with widespread applause and strong support from Brown backers.
Secretary of State Phil Cook has secured registration blanks for automobile owners and will issue them on request. Owners should apply now to allow Cook to record licenses and forward numbers, with plates expected within two weeks and distribution begun promptly to equip every car in the state before the September 1 effective date.
Citizens in Athens express approval of The Constitution’s land owners exposition proposal. Local figures including J. Carthers, G. Bond, B. Branson, and Judge Russell praise the plan as a practical move to curb land monopoly, promote small farm ownership, and attract settlers to strong rural areas.
Mrs. T. J. Bishop sues Dr. A. B. Hinkle and AB. Supera Company for 310 dollars claiming damages to false hair and goods in her ladies hairdressing parlors after a fallest opened by plumbers upstairs caused flooding in Macon Georgia on August 17.
Secretary W M Hutchinson of the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia reports that Julian Brode, US Department of Commerce and Labor agent, has returned to Memphis for a vacation and may visit Atlanta to speak to publicity committees. His European market survey has opened new markets for Southern cotton seed products, though exports have declined as domestic consumption rose.
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