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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
8
Castro asserts he has been unfairly criticized by opponents and unnamed figures amid mounting political tension. He defends his record and cautions supporters about false narratives while outlining his stance on key reforms and leadership aims.
A historical clipping describes Dr. W. P. Nicolson sustaining a broken rib after an incident at his home and farm. The report mentions accompanying details about the event, surrounding names, and local reactions, with sparse readable specifics.
A garbled note from The Nuttery mentions a July 3 meeting with a man described as an attendant. The text hints at a visit, a person named Joaehrut, and a lazy mood linked to a siby or oma motif, but the fragmentary wording leaves the event unclear.
Fragmented text references the Atlantic Fleet heading to Cuba and Panama with unclear details about dates and destinations. Mentions Thomas and battles, potential naval actions, and mentions of routes or ports. Further readable items are limited and no structured events are clarified.
Fragmentary OCR text references a figure named George in an American scene. The passage is largely indecipherable with many garbled words, making it difficult to extract clear events, dates, or outcomes. The usable elements point to a narrative about George and a described attitude or manner of speech.
The play A Love Affair a light farce comedy stars Adelaide Thurston as Mary Jane with Talwin Walter as Jank Chandi. Review praises Miss Thurston’s charm but notes the plot is not highly dramatic, yet entertaining. The production promises music and a strong cast for a fourth Atlanta visit with previews and ticket sales ongoing.
The article describes a late show at the Lyric theater featuring a range of acts. Performers include a plantation band, the Blue Grass season, Sousa tunes, and a leading entertainer Miss Cox with vaudeville turns. The write-up notes comic bits, musical numbers, and stage antics with emphasis on engaging the audience and the lively period flavor.
The dirt ordinance restored by Alderman Maddox’s ally and introduced by Councilman Plall gives the sanitary chief power to compel contractors to clean mud spilled on streets and to prosecute noncompliance. The measure also includes a salary raise for W.T.D. Bills assistant city attorney and shifts in other department heads. A heated council session followed over bond money and water pipe purchases with various members trading views before adjourning.
Atlanta market notes show H White reporting cattle and hog quotations for the week, with steers 700 to 1,200 pounds at 225 to 473, beef cows 800 to 1,000 pounds at 400 to 475, and heifers 750 to 850 pounds at 200 to 450. Hog prices range from 700 to 725 for heavy butcher hogs and 740 to 760 for standard grades, with cornfed hogs and fat pigs detailed. Cattle receipts are steady, with good steers scarce and demand steady to stronger. Georgia and Chicago markets cited alongside Texas and Oklahoma lots and western steers, all reflecting a generally steady market with selective strength in top grades.
Special cash prizes offered for the greatest number of Palmolive Bands by January 3 with first prize ten dollars and second five. Coca-Cola Gum wrappers contest in Atlanta offers similar prizes with ten and five dollars. Grocers in North and South sides listed. votes earned by cash slips and receipts credited to The Constitution's M. and M. contest. full grocer names and addresses shown and to be updated as evidence arrives.
A fragmented list of Atlanta businesses and addresses across whitehall Peachtree Decatur and nearby streets. Includes books and stationery druggists hardware clothing tailoring jewelry theater and miscellaneous suppliers with several Georgia towns noted for regional merchants. Ends with contest note mentioning Burroughs adding machine and contact numbers.
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