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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
12
An Atlanta Sunday Constitution ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for weak kidneys. It urges readers to try the product, claiming it improves overall health as kidney function declines. The pitch targets readers feeling unwell and offers a free sample by mail.
An Atlanta Daily Constitution ad extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney and related ailments. It claims many disorders stem from weak kidneys and promises a free sample bottle and a book, urging readers to write to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York. The item includes testimonials and instructions for testing urine clarity, plus availability of 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
A Chicago speech touches on restraint of trusts and legislative action. References include Culberson Texas, Bonaparte, and the era’s view of trust busting. Report discusses presidential nominations and Senate actions on Cortelyou Garfield Cooley and other appointments, with implications for government reform.
Government officials resist church closures as Cardinal Richard and bishops begin moving private effects from diocesan buildings. Clergy plan to abandon churches and seek private worship while receivers are named for church property and police prepare to monitor compliance with the law.
The text discusses digestion problems and claims Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion, noting ingredients like pepsin and golden seal. It also reports on French politics, Pope tensions, and the 1881 law separation of church and state, including debates among deputies and reactions of republican press.
An old newspaper ad copy promises cures for chronic sores and eye conditions with Forter’s Antiseptic Healing. It claims refunds if the product fails to cure cases described as old chronic sores, bedridden gore, board-head or granulated eye.
In Madison Square Garden Sunday the event featured Bobby Walthour and Bedell chasing laps against a larger pack. Walthour surged to nearly gain a lap but a late split kept him out of the lead as the field built a sprinting pace and the clock finished with Walthour and Bedell one lap behind the others.
Gustav Saloshin, 82, longtime Atlanta resident born in Breslau Germany, died after a lengthy illness. He came to America in 1845 via Cincinnati, worked in boot and cap trade and hotel work, later settled in Atlanta and remained active into old age. He left a large family including fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild, and was a respected member of the community and Schiller Lodge. Funeral services were held at his home and Oakland Cemetery.
Crawford, a noted lawyer and reporter in Rome since 1898, has been appointed official reporter of the city court at Floyd County. He is a member of the Democratic executive committee and serves as secretary of the trial body. He previously held a position in the Rome Bureau association and is described as a respected figure in local legal circles.
The district stewards meeting of the Methodist church is held at the Veesses Maran a Methodist Mor lat. Delegates and attendees gather to discuss annual exams and related church duties.
A garbled historical draft praises using an appliance called Vantage Pain and extols its benefits for household labor. The fragment mentions washing machines, ironing, and family chores, interspersed with stray brand-like terms and partial advertisements. The text references products, a Browe, and a 63.14 address.
Atlanta business leaders lament delayed mail and letters from New York Philadelphia and other eastern ports as trains arrived late on the Southern Railway. Officials note delivery by afternoon is now hindered and timekeeping improved only marginally with limited relief expected later.
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