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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1916
Page
12
Mrs A L Snel of R F D recounts a long illness from rain exposure causing severe abdominal pain, headaches, and weakness. After using Gardur Dor, she improved quickly, regained strength, and colors, and now recommends the tonic to others for health and vitality.
A bustling tea dance in Atlanta features Mira James Osgood Wynn inviting guests including Mrs Wo A Adams of Madison and Mrs Wyckliffe Goldsmith. Other hosts include Mrs Marshall Johnston of Macon and Mrs Richard Johnston, with many local figures entertaining Miss Anne Webley of Eastmore and Miss Anne Kilby of Athens. A separate low party honors Mrs Joseph Hilsmans guests, with eight attendees at the Foreyday tea at the Capital City Club after the week’s end.
A City Chamber of Commerce charity meeting led by Spencer Atkinson examined Atlanta’s charity spending totaling about 226000 last year with estimates of additional private giving. Speakers urged coordinated effort, education over welfare, and a plan for a city charity bureau and quarterly meetings to reduce duplication and direct funds to lasting needs.
The Music Study Club plans a morning gathering at 10 o clock at Philips and Crew to discuss a composer and rehearse at 40 o clock with each member allowed one guest. A weekly dance and social at Last Thotumtey Tab wall is postponed to Saturday night for a basketball game. Attendees include Mrs Cooper, Mr Frank Lailey Sr, Mrs Sam Wixwell, Mrs Chambers, Mr Morton, Miss West, and many listed guests. dinner and decorative arrangements feature pink roses and a variety of locals and visitors from Falls and surrounding area.
The nineteenth century history club will meet with Mrs. Alex King this afternoon at a o'clock. The Board of Lady Managers of the Home for Old Women holds its regular meeting Wednesday morning at 10 30 o'clock.
Social columns list Mr and Mrs W W Brookes at Castle Hot Springs Arizona awaiting February departure for California. Russ Magathinson in Canada with a house party in New York. Ada Alexander to visit Wr and Mrs Percy Stevens in Orlando Florida for a month. Helen McCarty returns from New York as part of a house party at the Wondorf. Miss Helen McGlaw of Massachusetts visits in New York. Havel Kirks wintering near Orlando through February. Misses Helen and Tala Stern of Philadelphia visiting Wekiva area. Mrs Mo Jamison of Montsmor visiting her parents in Athens with Miss Mary Faith and Sarah Low. Mrs Marke of Covington visiting Mrs Witham. Mrs T P Hinman recovered from illness. Miss Florence of Newnan visiting Mr Jorge Ramey. Mrs Witham Hall hosting luncheon in Ansle Park for her mother Wise Co Collings of Louisville. Ki
A discussion explains why women write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co about the Vegetable Compound. The letters praise relief from displacements, inflammation, ulcers, regularities, nervousness, weakness, stomach troubles, and the blues, and express gratitude for restored health and desire to help others.
Wisbero Ala I W Purner claims Pellagra is cured and urges readers to seek the Baughn remedy. He recalls illness and farm life, touts the remedy's effectiveness, and warns against delay. The note lists symptoms including skin burns throat mucus digestion and bowel issues, and mentions a refund promise if the remedy fails.
A promotional column extols locally produced staples from the Frank Fk Bloch Co at Kennesaw to Barrett stoves, Capitola flour, Cornfield hams and shoulders, Aragon wear, Red Seal shoes, urging readers to buy homegrown products. It emphasizes local employment, payrolls, and pride in southern industries while touting quality and price parity with national brands.
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