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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary listing describes genuine turquoise blue enamelware including Berlin kettles in quart and multiple sizes, a double boiler, hot water kettles, tea pots, coffee pots, and a dish pin preserve kettle. Contains unclear punctuation and stray characters.
Metropolitan Opera bass Leon Rouvel, sidelined by rheumatism, was poised to miss Atlanta engagements but healings and wartime disruptions altered plans. He spent time in New York and Paris hospitals, was briefly repatriated, and is reported ready to return to perform for the French consul as his voice strengthens. Local ticket outlets opened early for the season at Cable Company stores and Phillips & Grew, urging prompt purchases to secure preferred seats.
A large Atlanta audience enjoyed a fairy tale pantomime presented by the Young Women’s Christian Association. The production featured a long list of characters including Mila the Peasant, Roszika, Petronoly, Nell Pos, and Queen of the Gypsies, with lively dancing, costumes, and stage effects delighting the crowd.
Georgia Glee Club and Mindolin clubs perform in Atlanta at the theater tonight at 8 o'clock. Forty members from Southern college headline with Campbell and a risible act by Pame Gainesible. Alumni in Atlanta include Bill Campbell and others, with Jim McGowan as club president and Farrar Bond leading the Mandolin club.
The record indicates Aygued and Submitted in a Georgia Supreme Court matter involving George Edwerday and Glenn BB McDonald with references to a Ms Head and a party from Dasta.
A night-time break in at the home of F Wo Duval on Torres Avenue ended with a man identified as L R Lesley, described as a negro from Hillard Street, being captured by police after forcing entry and attempting to unlock the main door. The family, awakened by noises, hid behind a curtain as officers arrived. Separate reports note a highwayman incident on Decitur Street leaving McCord injured but alive, and two obituaries for WF A Anderson and Mrs Mollie B Sharp, with burial plans and surviving relatives.
A man shot his wife and children in the family home behind Tianis Drigo, then killed himself. Joseph and Celia Drago died. three other children aged 11, 4, and 1 survived. William Drago and Celia were wounded in the head. German officers Von Sanders Ta bon and H Ambler escaped from a Dentizh Wales camp by roll call, but were reported missing next morning.
A home remedy claims to stop hair loss and promote growth using a simple recipe. Mix water rum Barho Compound and glycerine, apply to scalp two to three times weekly. The article asserts improved growth, darker tones, and shinier hair.
A period tone notice urges readers that spying has shifted and within ten days people will want lighter garments. It promises to tailor a suit to fit both buyer and shop, urging immediate measurement. The ad highlights men’s business suits at $35 and touts a refined furnishings policy over bulk stock.
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