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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR style lines suggest a chaotic report with names and numbers distorted. The readable bits mention bills thousands found relief through avenues and references to symptoms, but no clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to establish a coherent news item.
A damaged OCR fragment references a Jasper Deservicive List entry with disrupted lines. It mentions a date around August 6 1914, physical traits such as height and eye wear, and scattered notes about facial features and attire, but no clear, coherent details. The legibility is too limited for a fuller summary or identification.
A fractured draft notes a committee meeting on implementing a liner bug feature. Subcommittees discuss bond amount near 20000, license costs 100 for small cars and 200 for seven or more seats, and route change notice requirements. Some council members oppose bond sums and license increases.
A garbled report from Augusta notes a missing girl case with alleged charges against an unnamed suspect. Authorities and a local magistrate pursue details as rumors circulate about the girl's fate and potential involvement of a seaman and a waiter. A radar inquiry is mentioned with the police seeking warrants and statements from witnesses.
A faded testimonial from 1914 describes skin itch and rashes on hands and face treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The writer credits warm baths and daily washing, noting relief and sleep improvement after using the products and requesting a free sample by mail.
A jumble of obituaries and funeral notices from Bainbridge and nearby areas reports the deaths of Miss Grace Manning, Mrs Kate Bassett, Mr. Braswell, Miss Annie Roberts, Mrs Lic Turner, and other locals. Surviving relatives include siblings in Savannah, Jacksonville, and Bainbridge, with services held at Macedonis, Blagmafield, and nearby chapels. The notices name towns, family ties, and funeral arrangements in a period-voice style of local press.
Weather forecast notes frost expected, with authorities predicting a brief cold spell. Despite efforts to welcome spring, forecasts warn of freezing conditions affecting Atlanta and nearby areas, with brief impacts and easing temperatures anticipated soon.
The obituary notes Prof B M Zettler, longtime Kirkwood school official and military academy figure, died after a long illness. He served as superintendent and was a respected Georgina educator with many relatives and colleagues mourning his loss.
Supreme Court documents heard in the Tate Altigens and Southern case. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the proceedings focused on a Georgia matter with scheduled actions in the court.
A medical note stresses that swollen glands signal potential disease and urges attention to blood purity. It warns minor gland issues can lead to severe consequences, urging readers to seek swift medical advice and consider treatment options.
A group of four suspects, including Wright and McPherson Roberts, faced arson charges for setting fire to about 40 percent of a boys dormitory. The 10 o'clock jury verdict on guilt or innocence was expected soon after a day-long session. Solicitor John A. Wilkes and Branch of Quitman assisted by Judge W Bl Buic led the prosecution.
George D Case, prominent druggist of Mulledizeville, has been appointed drug inspector for Georgia. He arrived in Atlanta Wednesday to assume duties and begin official oversight work.
Parcel sale description lists 50 by 200 foot building lots at a corner near the Southeast Drive, featuring side streets and cherted street, marketed as reasonable price options. Names Forrest and George Adair appear as promoters or sellers.
Bids will be opened Friday afternoon by the city purchasing department for a curb and granite edging project. Officials expect the lowest bid to be accepted if prices are reasonable. last year bids rose, and the committee notes concern over excessive costs. Local officials urged careful evaluation of bids and compliance with specifications.
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