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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1910
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text promotes a medication named Sargatabs with claims of health benefits and a large testimonial count. The passage mentions various marketing phrases about relief, sleep, and vitality but lacks coherent facts or verifiable details.
A farewell dinner honored J. J. Gartner on leaving his post as T P A for the Northern Pacific in town, now moving to D B P A in Cincinnati. Toastmaster H C Bailey led tributes as Frank Thompson presided, with many railroad colleagues offering speeches and best wishes for his new opportunity.
Memphis observers report David Seltz of Grenada Mississippi moved to prosecute after his wife Hannah Seltz died 43 and Abraham Glassman aged 19 allegedly eloped from Brooklyn New York. Police hold the pair in Memphis while Seltz consults Attorney General Estes and Police Chief Davis. He claims the couple took 3300 dollars in big money.
Beaumont Texas February 12 Willan Crook a well known lawyer backed his automobile from the garage and crushed to death his 16 month old daughter who had followed him to the garage without his knowledge.
At the Lincoln day banquet Speaker J G Cannon wore a pin reading On to Cairo with a Kellogg slogan related to the Ohio River improvement society. The event honored Abraham Lincoln with tributes by Representative Samuel W McCall Governor Edwin S Stuart and Bishop C W Smith. McCall warned of a mania for regulating things in Washington.
Mrs George Brown of Baltimore Maryland was injured in an automobile show accident in Chicago today. A boy’s prank started a machine causing her to be jammed between two cars and she was released with difficulty. She is the mother of Mia Honore Palmer Mrs Branley Field and ra Walter W Keith all of Chicago.
An old advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablet as a quick fix for aging women 48 and older. It claims the tablet restores a youthful figure without exercise, promising upright posture and removal of wrinkles, with emphasis on regained youth through a simple nightly after-meal dose.
William Jennings Bryan declares support for county option in Nebraska and argues liquor interests meddle with politics and legislature. He says parties should decouple from Mayer interests and government may regulate liquor traffic. criticizes liquor interests and the alliance with vice.
New York February 12 Special J P Morgan the patron saint of American artists and keen student of old masters will build a home for aged and indigent painters. The fine arts federation has favored the project and the home will be on the Hudson with studios for elderly artists. The donor’s name was not released by the federation but authentic sources confirm Mr Morgan as the contributor. Morgan’s art collection is among the world’s finest and he continues to support painters in the United States and abroad.
Columbus Ohio February 12 governor Harmon pardoned Richard Jenkins a paroled prisoner so he could leave the state for a lucrative job in West Virginia Jenkins foreman in a tieplate mill at Chrishville a paroled prisoner cannot depart the state Jenkins was with another man who killed a victim in a saloon row at East Liverpool and received a ten year sentence
A 1911 analysis notes that in American politics the party gaining a congressional majority in the year prior to a presidential election often carries the presidency. It suggests Republicans will control the White House and Senate until 1913, while the next House outcome hinges on tariff politics and foreign events. It discusses historical shifts, party strategies, and the impact of the Spanish-American War on party strength, including the McKinley administration's patronage.
Text appears corrupted with fragmented phrases about Texas February and conference elements. No clear people, places, or events to identify a definite news item or outcome.
In Whistler near Mobile Alabama a mob overtook a sheriff’s posse after a Black youth named Houston Mouley 14 was wounded in a shooting linked to the assault on Katie Walters 14 daughter of Adolph Walters the scene saw a gun wound head beating and dragging into bushes as two children alerted a mother and Ernest Mills. A large posse gathered and the crowd forced a prisoner seizure taking him to a drug store and a hanging attempt. The sheriff eventually moved the suspect to town amid tense cries of Lynch him with 200 plus men in the woods. The condition of Walters is not fatal and the mob violence ends with restrained actions by deputies and sheriff Dragoe.
Democrats in the county nominated Congressman Champ Clark for the presidency in 1912. A meeting of party members today endorsed Clark as the party’s candidate, naming Llaor as a party leader at the house.
The narrator recalls arriving in Venice and observing a clash between grand, historic surroundings and public defacement. He describes the Grand Hotel, canal views, and palatial rooms, then notes widespread bill-sticking in St Mark’s Square, with political posters and graffiti shaping his impression of Italian public space and politics.
The Rome weekly Review criticizes Charles Fairbanks for Protestant inclinations and links Methodist anti papal campaigns to hostility toward Catholicism. It argues Vatican tolerance exists but condemns Methodist proselytizing in Rome, noting costs to convert Catholics and a clash with an audience planned with the pope. Roosevelt plan to skip a pope visit is reported as decided.
Taft declares the look of trouble in New York is bad and moves quickly to shore up the Republican effort. He and Governor Hughes hold a key meeting at Griscom House as New York becomes a focal point for presidential strategy with a Chicago trip planned next month and campaigns targeting Ohio Indiana and other states.
Reports say Governor Hughes plans to split from state GOP ties after a pivotal New York meeting. Taft allies, including Griscom and Loeb, coordinate southern state efforts while Hughes handles northern strategy. Woodruff denies resigning as state chairman.
Isabel Joyce profiles the diplomatic hostess circle in Washington detailing how foreign embassies bring international atmosphere to U.S. social life. The piece notes both American and foreign presides, mixes formal and informal entertainments, and emphasizes personal hospitality within official etiquette.
The article discusses Italian women’s professional independence, describing a model where a working woman maintains income control and autonomous living space. It also shares anecdotes on Gladstone’s memory, Ernesto Nathan’s decoration, and Whitefield’s tireless religious labors.
A fragmented piece riffs on weather forecasters and prophets, mixing humor and skepticism. It hints that predictions often mislead, yet people still cling to forecasts, tasting hope and doubt in turn. The verse echoes uncertainty about the future and the comfort some seek in imperfect guidance.
Ohio Republicans have been seeking a viable candidate for governor with no success and face a weak field. Taft's Ohio base appears split as Foraker and rivals clash and the party risks Democratic gains in Congress and the Senate. The piece compares past GOP strength to current struggles and notes Democratic opportunities this fall.
A home remedy claims to make a pint of cough syrup in five minutes for about 54 cents. The recipe uses granulated sugar syrup, warm water, and pine extract or honey, marketed as a stronger pine preparation for obstinate coughs and throat troubles.
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