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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
3
Fragmented OCR lists various ribbon types and edging styles for millinery and trimming. Mentions gros grain and velvet ribbons, picot edges, sizes from narrow to wide, and associated notions like beads, felts, and cedar toes, with scattered shop terms and prices.
The Pharmacy Board examinations were conducted Wednesday with many applicants present from across the country and several foreign nationals. Notable attendees included chairs from various states, the secretary, and officials who announced 21 certificates for druggists and chemists.
The community mourns Mrs. Geo Shealy of West Point who died at home after a brief illness. aligned with prominent local figure George W. Shealy, survivors include two daughters, one son, and a brother. Funeral service held at First Baptist Church with burial in Pinewood Cemetery. A separate notice covers the passing of Mrs Lula May Spieglitz at a private hospital and funeral arrangements nearby.
The record details ongoing city activity including business permits, property transfers, and public works. It notes costs for permits and construction, with references to addresses and names appearing in transfer documents and building projects in Atlanta. The fragmented OCR suggests numerous property deeds and permit entries across multiple streets.
Fragmentary OCR of a historic street and property record shows numerous lot references and distances. It mentions streets such as West Cain, Olive Laing, Garizan, Cannipehane, and Marin with various measurements and dates, plus names like John W Al cubter and Jennie Yauch. The text appears as a garbled survey log with scattered lots, fees, and parcels.
Two shop partners announce they are quitting the haberdashery business to devote time to tailoring. They promise genuine reductions and claim the best fabrics, silks, and satins at low prices, with a complete stock and varied colors to attract customers.
A fragmentary report notes Mr and Mrs PNY and others attending a local Paler event on a Saturday. The scene references a blue river, street parade, and community figures, with several names obscured by OCR errors.
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