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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1914
Page
22
Proclamations from Qing era authorities declare death for opium smokers, with executions sample cited from Wu Chang. The piece notes reforms planned by Yuan Shikai era officials to overhaul courts and judiciary, amid concerns of corruption and inefficiency in Pekin and provinces.
A fragmentary excerpt praises biographical impulses and questions who started a new business. The dialogue satirizes sympathy for the poor and criticizes the management of a baseball team that chased a pennant last year.
Elders' Sanitarium at 1005 Main St St Joseph Mo has published a book showing the deadly effects of tobacco and how to stop in three to five days. Persons wishing a copy should send their name and address at once.
A historical feature describes a women’s training school emphasizing domestic arts and moral reform. It highlights structured study, sports, weekly theater, and an honor system leading to parole or discharge for good conduct. Georgia is cited as pioneering in progressive social service reforms.
A detailed portrait of Miss Jessamine Whitney a Cornell graduate and field agent for the Raoul Tuberculosis Fund who travels Georgia to study tuberculosis and champion equal rights She blends suffrage activity with social reform work including child labor women’s training schools and efforts to redeem young girls In a fervent narrative the piece highlights her career from Porto Rico teaching to inspecting mills and oyster shucker labor before joining New York reform efforts and planning a Georgia state training school for girls as part of a broader social mission
An old warning promotes rad salts as a remedy to back pain and kidney trouble. It advises large water intake and a lithia based effervescent drink to “clean and stimulate” kidneys, claiming it neutralizes urine acids and ends bladder weaknesses.
A reader advertises a nonoperative rupture cure by Eugene M Pulles of 1410 Marcellus Avenue Manassaa urging others to write for full information. The note asserts rapid, lasting relief with no operation or lost time and claims to prevent rupture worry and surgery danger.
An advertisement extols Wonderful GETS IT as a quick corn and callus treatment. It promises easy application with no toe irritation, claiming relief after a few drops and no cutting or fussing. Distributed by E Lawrence & Co in Chicago via druggists.
The piece decries global economic distress tied to postwar upheaval. It cites $1.0 billion burned in the Balkans, military upheaval hit Germany, France, and Russia, and costly ventures from Italy to Mexico. It links famine fears, scarce trade, and rising prices to a prolonged two year downturn, noting barber shops lacking basics and widespread discontent.
Funeral notices list mourners for Philip Dietz and others from Winston, Jacksonville, Cincinnati, Tecoma Washington, and Lincolnton. Services at Patter son & Son Chapel with Rev George Nussmann officiating, 3 pm Sunday, Island Cemetery interment, pallbearers named, special car to cemetery. Additional notices honor Hoke and related families with funeral details, pallbearers, and assembly points.
Bar c lay and Brandon Co funeral brigetare at 246 Ivy Street lists A M Brandon as president and AW Owtry as secretary treasurer with Brandon as vice president.
A fragmented poem-like excerpt describes snow covered streets and white silence. The speaker references figures walking at night and luminous figures, with dreamlike imagery of gold lights and cold walls. The text presents disconnected phrases about a fair bride, fire, and distant sculptures, with mistrusting or bewildered emotions interwoven.
Fragmented OCR notes describe affordable living costs and transportation expenses. The text mentions monthly budgets, apartment rents, car expenses, and riders paying high shares for limited resources, all tied to a New York Sun or similar era reference.
A damaged OCR estate record notes an inventory for T'ett Goats of Paisley and a thread through J & P Couts. It cites assets in Scotland and Wales with totals in pounds and dollars, including a duty payment of £4925 and a large vested estate amount.
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