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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1909
Page
3
The early history of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy shows it had little chance of broad success yet gained favor each year through family recommendations. For over thirty five years its reputation spread to the world, with science not producing a better cough cold or croup remedy. Its large sales arise from sterling worth and trusted, pleasant relief in thousands of homes.
Chief Cummings reports a city fire loss of 1.142 million for the previous year and petitions for at least one more steamer, an updated aerial ladder, and an improved fire alarm system to protect crowded apartment districts. He outlines budget requests totaling 858,460 for 1902 and details monthly losses totaling 31,148,610.
A vintage advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a remedy for foul breath. It claims charcoal absorbs foul gases, removes toxins, and improves breath after meals with two to three lozenges. Offers free trial by mail from Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
Spokane Washington January 2 Announcement by BH H Bishop entry clerk names Wright Brothers Chelan Washington as winner of the silver cup for the most first prizes with sixteen first prizes. FR WR De Hart Kelowna BC is second with sixteen first. Southern class prizes go to W UW Hutt Raleigh NC first, John P Fert Mount Airy Ga second, Wes Farquharson Guthrie Oklahoma third. George Farwell Weraches Washington wins best ten boxes of Roman Beatty apples. About 1,500 exhibits at the show.
L Williamson of Commerce Georgia argues northeastern Georgia mountains offer vast apple orchard potential. He cites profitable yields, Second prize at Spokane by Colonel Fort, and local experts Newman and Staigat. The piece promotes mountain orchards as a safer, longer term income, urges site selection and spray regimes, and touts health benefits of mountain summers for residents.
O D Posey owner of the Elite theater plans a near million dollar electric theater on Peachtree Street. The old Ros Rose stand at 79-8 Peachtree is leased for the project with a German carpenter finishing interior work. Close to 10,090 will be spent to create a handsome, modern venue with an emphasis on comfort for women and children in afternoon shows.
The article notes Yenra Adventor dead and describes a traditional song associated with the deceased. It states the body will arrive soon after noon and be taken to the home of Ophelin G. Strobert, an ally of defense, at 308 Lillard Street.
Charman EH Bagley of the Georgia Fruit Exchange announces pledges covering 60 percent of the peach crop and additional shipment promises to raise membership to about 70 percent. A meeting is set in Atlanta on January 5 to accept charter regents and perfect the organization.
fragmentary report notes a Wisconsin pump project with a $14 566 60 amount and a timeline possibly ending in early month. references to loaba and cheets suggest misread names and boilerplate project details. limited readable facts remain.
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