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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1921
Page
10
Dr. Ya. Broach a city dentist residing at 1311 Myrtle Street has shown improvement from erysipelas. His doctors announced Tuesday that his condition is better and he is progressing.
A neighbor named Mr. O'Brien saved a man from severe colic and stomach trouble after years of costly treatment. The ad touts Mayer's Wonderful Remedy as a simple preparation that clears intestinal mucus and relieves inflammation, promising a refund if not convinced. Jacob's Pharmacy and druggists advertise the product widely.
The Carnegie Library’s 1921 budget request of 76419 was fully granted by the city finance committee, up from last year by 10916, with 5160 earmarked for more staff. The panel also added 6500 to buy land and a building on Bellwood avenue for a library branch, urged by Councilman J A Couch, amid appeals from Georgia Tech president K G Matheson on the school’s finances. Water Works also presented its claims at the session led by Superintendent W Zode Smith.
City finance committee reviews a broad budget with allocations for a new fire station and upgrading water infrastructure. Aldine Chambers proposes selling waste steam from the crematory, potentially yielding 340,000 to 450,000 dollars annually. Health, police, and sanitation departments seek staffing and equipment increases as vaccination and firehouse projects advance.
County commissioners awarded Danielsville and Lexington roads paving to Hagedorn Construction Company of Montgomery Alabama at 1.70 per square yard totaling about 180000 dollars. Work to begin in spring and be completed before summer end.
Secretary J A Perry of a local company promoting a new LaGrange hotel says plans are in revision by Architect W L Stoddart of New York. The company building committee will review the revised plans around mid month.
James A Hollomon reports a major National Marine Association convention in Washington on January 20 and 21 with prominent leaders from Congress the Shipping Board and private industry to craft a permanent policy for American shipping including Panama toll repeal and favorable export import rates. Leaders include Senator Wesley L Jones Representative George W Edmonds Admiral W S Benson P A S Franklin Frank Munson Matthew Hale W Averill Harriman J Parker Kirlin Homer L Ferguson J W Powell Alexander Legge Charles M Schwab and Charles Plez. The forum aims to decide on policies for government vessel sales maritime insurance and treaties to boost U S shipping activity and encourage use by exporters and importers.
A dense roster lists prominent bankers and firms slated to attend a Friday meeting. Names include Bigginson & Co Bast John A Prescott & Snider Chicago, Clayton G Bobrey Investment Bankers Association, Watkin W Kneath National Bank of the Republic Chicago, J P Morgan & Co Anderson New York, Estabrook & Co Blair New York, Harris Trust Chicago, and Drexel & Viereads among others. The gathering will draw executives from major banks across the Northeast Midwest and South to discuss industry matters and collaboration.
G L Estes a prominent business and fraternal leader in Union City died recently and was buried Sunday in Palmetto Ga with full Masonic honors. He served as vice president of Estes Backhand Manufacturing and helped grow the firm into a leading industry. Survived by wife two sons Jos Henry and Frank three brothers and seven sisters his parents and extended family. He was active in Masonry Eastern Star and various fraternal groups. He left a legacy of community service and business achievement.
The Millinery Section showcases a delightful new Spring hat while the New Spring Frocks reveal vivid colorings in platinum copper and navy. Suits feature tailored lines with camisole waists, sashes, and unique cross bar braidings, with dresses inspired by Lanvin and 60s motifs. Elegant fabrics include gabardines, tricotines, and velour, offering both street wear and dining attire. Apparel Section Second Floor.
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