Ginghams See Dress Patterns in Plaids and Checks
A note describes sewing patterns for dresses featuring neat plaids and checks in dark colors. The item mentions Ginghams and a pattern collection sized at about 1400 yards of fabric equivalence.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
6
A note describes sewing patterns for dresses featuring neat plaids and checks in dark colors. The item mentions Ginghams and a pattern collection sized at about 1400 yards of fabric equivalence.
An old advertisement notes 25c Shirting Madras at 15c and 22 inch wide woven madras with colorfast, nonprinted colors. White fabrics feature neat black or colored stripes with greased cords.
Ad copy describes $1 Crepe Kimonos in HE material with serpentine crepe cut generous full length and width. Mentions colors and floral patterns with wide borders to match satin piping. Availability across all sizes on the Second Floor, price 79c.
Heavy white crochet spreads in Marseilles patterns listed with tall and full sizes. Early buyers secure limited quantities, hemmed ends, no air filling. Prices shown for assorted spreads with full 74 by 86 inch and 76.88 inch options.
Delegates from multiple southern conferences met at Wesley Veronar Quick to plan a religious education campaign in schools and colleges. Rev Ol hell, of the North Georgia conference, elected president with W. Wis sissippi and Tennessee leaders elected officers. The resolutions urged broader educational work, recruitment of male students, and active outreach by pastors and local churches to promote Christian instruction.
Obituary notices describe Olhe Casey of Cedartown died at home after illness. funeral at family residence Friday with burial at Lime Branch cemetery. Also reports John J. Scatshins aged 60 died at his residence after illness with surviving relatives listed and services pending.
An old advertisement touts a laxative substitute claimed to replace calomel with no habit or diet restrictions. It promises quick benefits, improved energy, clearer complexion, and a strong appetite, claiming to purge bile and offer a $100 reward for adverse effects. List of multiple Atlanta pharmacies and store locations is provided for redemption.
A night of entertainment at the Alliance Boys Club featured acts by students and local performers. Highlights included musical selections by Bert Kalmer, dance numbers, and a comedy routine, all coordinated by the entertainment committee led by Visit Nepshabe and Bert Kaufman. The event drew about 1000 attendees and raised funds for gymnasium equipment.
A chaotic April Fools prank in Atlanta involved an undertaker visiting a woman’s home and a telephone hoax. The incident led to police involvement and a reported conspiracy yielding multiple witnesses and a public call for accountability.
An early 20th century trade report notes substantial growth in American exports to France and Britain and a broader rise in European trade. It records export values to the United Kingdom at about 101 units versus 1907 figures, and shows eight month totals for exports and diverse European markets, with imports and shipping data across several countries in a volatile global trade period.
Fragmented OCR notes outline a Supreme Court of Georgia argument session with references to cases and participants. Names and dates are garbled but indicate a docket discussion and procedural rules for arguments.
Reports claim agents mingle with British workmen and push drink to obtain confidences as leaders pledge abstinence amid wartime. Canada backs King on liquor, with premiers considering prohibition measures as Ottawa weighs stronger controls.
The Saskatchewar government has the matter under consideration as wartime measures loom. Manitoba and Ontario have begun restricting liquor sales, signaling tighter controls amid ongoing war conditions and regional policy shifts.
Bob yesterday urged shoppers to trust his store’s guidance on dressing well while stressing bright savings on hats, ties, and suits. He guaranteed better clothing by applying careful fitting to offer a complete, door-to-door service at $35 business suits.
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