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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1919
Page
19
Fragmentary OCR mentions Potomacs and fish in river waters with unclear wording. The readable bits indicate a focus on aquatic life and river environment, suggesting a local natural history note or brief about fish in the Potomac. No clear dates, names, or organizations are readable.
Brigman Motors announces a relocation to a new two story building at the corner of Ivy streets. The move expands showroom space and service capacity as the company continues to offer a wide range of truck and body building services to its customers. The shift reflects ongoing growth and stronger distributor ties in the regional market.
Water supply in Anniston and nearby areas went dry after dynamite was used to enlarge a spring. The blast intended to boost flow instead altered the stream feeding the spring, reducing or stopping the water supply. Local officials report the spring now runs dry and provide no estimate for restoration.
Miss Lillian Duke of Floyd County suffered cuts and injuries when an automobile driven by Dr. R L DeSaussure ditched to avoid a train at a railroad crossing near the Southern Cooperative Foundry in Rome Georgia. The nurse was riding on health service work and received injuries to her hands and arms from the broken windshield.
The article discusses the shift to a lightweight Overland model via advanced cantilever and torsion spring suspension. It highlights metallurgical advances, engine innovations, and a design aim to blend comfort with fuel efficiency without sacrificing performance on long US-Continental routes.
British coastal motorboats attack the Bolshevist fleet off Kronstadt with three airplanes, sinking two battleships and a destroyer while incurring three losses. The flotilla returns to Bjorko, Finland, amid a Bolshevik air raid on Torneiki.
Clarkston Ga August 28 The Indian Creek Union Sunday School Association prepares for its annual celebration at Indian Creek church one and a half miles from Clarkston on August 27. Welcomes address by Hon. B. R. Smitty and annual address by Hon. George M. Napier solicitor general Stone Mountain circuit. Large basket dinner. Member churches include Clarkston Methodist Zion Baptist Rehoboth Baptist Cleuston Baptist Indian Creek Baptist Oakland Mountain View Midway Ingleside. tau B Aiken Superintendent and A G Barnett chorfatar.
Fragmentary notes describe a social gathering in Waycross with mentions of Mr Marden Ms Inexson Mrs Perry Torrel Perry and guests Regina Sarah KAR Jenison Hies and others, highlighting compliments, entertainment and cordial interaction among attendees.
A Brunswick society column lists visits and entertainments. Mrs. John S Knight hosted guests. Miss Ruth Rabin of Chattanooga attended with cousins from Waycross. Several families, including the Browns, Newmans, and Bonnettes, hosted relatives visiting Florida, Jacksonville, St Simon's, and Tybee.
Named by Labor Petty, the bodies of Manhattan and Brooklyn enter politics today. Commissioned by Deputy State Industrial Commissioner Thomas J. Gurtig for president on the city board of aldermen. Mr. Curtin sits as president of the Tunnel End Subway Contractors' Union.
Fragmentary text discusses a racing figure purchasing items for personal use and later leading a tire company. It references a faded note from Bay in June 1944 with unclear details about royal blue color, black supper structure, and five wheels.
Fragmentary wartime clipping notes Americans killed in France. Mentions the term killed in France and references soldiers’ names and units, but text is garbled and incomplete.
A steamer was floated and towed for repairs after receiving orders today. The vessel escaped serious damage and is not reported to have suffered significant harm.
At Union City several prominent buyers attended the sale including Stevett or Dorsey and Allentars Ware. Hon. 8 Barret of Union City spoke of improving the beautiful ark grounds and keeping them open to the public. The event drew buyers who purchased farms nearby.
Reports from Newnin Avinbt describe alarming crop damage from invading boll weevils. Farmers in Coweta say cotton yields may be cut drastically with some estimating only a fraction of expected bales will be harvested. Similar countywide losses are being reported as the pest spreads from the south.
In LaGrande Ga Troup County Judge HB T Moon resigns from the bench amid prohibitions on practicing law. Appointed by the governor two years ago, his resignation takes immediate effect with a $2,500 salary. Successor not yet named. Colonel Duke Davis receives bar endorsement.
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