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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
10
Rumored figure Czar Nicholas of Trusal reportedly donates 4100,000 090 from his private ERO BABY to Russia's war fund amid ongoing global fundraising efforts. The claim centers on a singular large gift and the source's royal status.
Thomas ficken of Newport Street Atlanta reports relief from ailments blamed on weak health and kidney issues after darkened bath panel exposure. He describes difficulty sitting and standing and says the issue worsens with age.
Recorder Jolson ruled the jitney motorman G W Uam was not guilty of reckless conduct after a rear end crash on Wartetta street injured passengers including Bertha Campbell and Hammack. Jury testimony supported that the trolley may have contributed and a settlement was reached with Campbell.
A fragmented, vintage style passage discusses women’s strength, sacrifice, and nervous disorders linked to wartime duties. It mentions science, devotion to country, and the idea of remedies, claiming Dr Pierce’s medicines offer relief and claiming broad medical endorsements amid public health concerns.
Diners in confusion at the Hotel Ansley luncheon Wednesday noon witness a chaotic incident when Wylie West, an automobile dealer, drew and fired a revolver. Patrons scattered as injuries were reported, while bystanders and Boy Scout members assisted West after the assault. The meeting focused on Boy Scout matters with speeches from local and New York officials, and funds were raised for future contests.
A draft discusses whether the Democratic Party should oppose liquor and take a moral stance in Iowa. It argues the issue may not be a national platform but stresses aligning with party sentiment while avoiding surrender to vice. The piece questions the party’s moral authority and long term strength if it concedes to liquor interests.
A jury heard that Lawrence Lawhon ordered a dog from a dealer in Marion County and received a canine missing its teeth, while witnesses testified he did not return a second dog. The indictment accuses using the teethless dog to commit fraud.
The report states Thomas Buxton, a former cashier of The Ruse National Bank of Wayans, started a sentence in the U.S. prison system. He arrived at Atlantic Federal Prison on Wednesday to begin a Federal term following a bank theft incident, with his fate tied to rescue efforts and the failed robbery attempt.
Leonard J Grossman was elected president of the Civic League of Economy formed in the county courthouse on Wednesday to pursue retrenchment in county expenses. Andy Stewart elected first vice president and Charles I Brapan second vice president Jorn & Sima elected secretary. The organization aims to reduce costs and oppose expansion in various programs while promoting reform of local budgets.
An old advertisement describes catarrh as a blood trouble not a local nose or throat issue. It claims the condition involves digestion, liver, lungs, kidneys, and blood, proposing a general remedy “S S S” plus a booklet by Switt Bite for 21 cents.
A large Atlantic Scottish association entertainment at the Anstey Hotel last night raised a neat sum for Scotch war widows. The program featured folk songs, dances, and singing with Irma Toland, Robert Henderson, Hming Liddel, and Orda Thayer noted performers. Dr Alex Snelle, Dorothy Murray, and others were repeatedly called for Scotch dances before the evening ended with general dancing.
Atlanta alumni chapter of Sigma Nu with the Tu chapter plan a Saturday evening banquet at Hotel Ansley. Members from all chapters are urged to attend and to communicate at once with alumni secretary Low Reynolds at the Fourth National Bank building or PN Johnston at 8 North Avenue.
A death notice was an error stating that a child of Mr and Mrs Wood Thomas of 123 Cooperattest had died. The daughter Sarah EO Thomas win born Tuesday and is doing well. Mrs Thomas remains in critical condition.
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