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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1909

Page

2

Dr J P Bowdoin Completes 25th Year as Correspondent

Dr Jos P Bowdoin, long time correspondent for The Constitution at Adairsville, marks twenty five years on the beat. A physician with public service roles including mayor and weather observer, he also edited local papers and led Masonic bodies across Georgia in a career spanning medicine, farming, and civic duty.

Jos P. Bowdoin The Constitution Adairsville Bowdoin Medical College Atlanta Adairaville Mary B. Bib Thin City Blue Lodge Grand Lodge

Old Honest School Policy in Product Statements

A business advertises sticking to plain explanations of its brands and rejects slogans like money back guarantees or try it before paying. It notes shipments come in six quarts as the smallest order with one exception, claiming reduced packing and transport costs. Six quarts delivered to your door cost the equivalent of four.

Old Fogies

Americus Y M C A Building Nears Opening in 36,000 Build

Americus Georgia January 14 the splendid Americus Young Men's Christian Association building is complete and awaits interior furnishings before opening. Constructed of red pressed brick with oolitic limestone trim it costs 36000 with 36000 more for interior fit. The first floor holds pavlor auditorium reading room and boys department while the second floor has fourteen sleeping apartments to lease. Oliver G Harvey becomes local secretary and duties begin soon. The building was funded by local subscriptions and sits near the Carnegie Library. The Carnegie Library, a polished sandstone and gray brick structure costing 20000, is also nearing completion and reflects the city’s pride. Plans by T L Lockwood. Little and Phillips built it. The library fronts Tack non street and the interior is nearly finished. Crawford Wheatley is president. Miss Virginia Gunn serves as librarian.

Americus Americus Young Men's Chrelatian Association Georgia Pavlora Olver G. Harvey Cohxmtus Young Mensa Christian Association Carnegie Andrew Carnegie T. L Lockwood Little & Phillips Ioity Iia The Library Association Crawford Wheatley Association Misa Virginia Gunn Ameritus

Famous Unopened Letter May Become Public Property

Washington Georgia January 16 A special report says the contents of the famous unopened letter may be disclosed to the public. Governor-elect Joseph M Brown hinted at publication after a banquet here. He said the letter was sealed to the Georgia governor and could be published when things have simmered down. Brown and his wife left for Atlanta after addressing Wilkes county at the courthouse on the rule of the people.

Washington Joseph M. Brown Georgia Ita Brown Georgia Railroad Atlanta South Georgia Brunswick St Mary's Darien Wilkes County Court House Lincoln and McDuffie

Live Stock Men to Hold Meeting in Georgia

Griffin Georgia January 16 Announcement by C L Willoughby Experiment announces the fourteenth annual Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association meeting to be held in Madison February 2 and 3 with a programme including talks by B M Rawl J S Dorman J H McCrain and C L Willoughby among others on dairy herd records breeding methods and creamery building Also note a separate benefit event at Mitchell Hotel January 22 for the local church with a diabetes demonstration and program.

Griffin C. L Willoughby Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association Madison South B MH Rawl Bureau of Animal Industry Washington, DC B. W. Hunt Eatonton Va K Risser Blarkville Missanne Woc Flithouse Weynenboro Georgia J. &. Dorman Discumton G Titrud Berry Industrial Pool Rome J. H McCrain Ffett Speriment Station Experiment G. F. Honnicutt Atlanta N. C. Nelson St. Lous C. L Wlloughby Dairyme Derry Felix Willams Villa Rice Crewforaviie Crewfordville Mitchel Hotel

Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges Advertisement Claims Cure

An old time ad praises Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for bad breath and digestive ills. It extols charcoal from willow bark, honey, and the natural process, urging readers to buy a 28 cent package and use after meals to purify breath and aid digestion.

Tharedal Spain Secheyron Stuart Math Yy Sree

Heitman Convicted of Bigamy in Bartow County

Henry A. Heitman a Cartersville cigar maker was tried before Judge A W Fite and found guilty of bigamy receiving a three year sentence in the Georgia penitentiary He had married Mrs Mary Smith of Cartersville and later Mrs Lillie L Baker of Florida among others He claimed his Florida wife did not know of prior marriage and wrote a letter to Judge Fite seeking clemency while detailing his tangled marriages including a Savannah marriage to Mrs Lumpkin Maddox and a May 1907 Savannah ceremony He charges his two former wives with various faults and shows affection for his present wife in the midst of the scandal.

Cartersville Jaugary Henry A. Heitman A W Fite Bartow County Georgia Pen-Iteabury Bettman Mary Smith Atlanta Smith Charles N. Smith Florida Lillie L. Baker Savannah Nortali Heitman Lumpkin Maddox Waycross Heltman Billie L. Baker Monroe County A. W. Fite Bleamiet

How to Have a Beautiful Yard

Fragments urge readers to request the Dixie Garden Handbook for southern garden plants and flowers including roses. Promotes free copy with advice on what to plant and where to buy from Chattanooga nurseries Mission Ridge, Chattanooga Tennessee.

Chattanooga Mission Ridge Tenn

Jackson banks declare dividends at annual meetings

Jackson Blackholders Ment Jackson Ga January 6 special The First National Bank of Jackson at its annual meeting declared a semi annual dividend of 3 percent The same officers and directors were reelected for the ensuing year The Jackson National Bank and the Jackson Banking Company also held their annual meetings this week but the former has existed only a few months and the latter declared a dividend of 10 percent In July no dividends were declared The citys financial institutions are all one prosperous and substantial basis.

Jackson First National Bank of Jackson Jackson National Bank Jackson Banking Company Basia

Cuthbert Port Office Sees Three Applicants Varying Plans

In Cuthbert Georgia on January 16 special coverage notes head of three applicants for the port office. Mrs J B Bussey the incumbent, a third candidate, and Charles Taunton and H J Knowles join the race. Knowles recently moved from Wisconsin and runs a local dairy business. The office has grown in salary and could use a boost to reach the next class.

Cuthbert J B Bussey Ibs Charles Taunton H J Knowles Wisconsin Dalary

Your Liver's Your Life Health Ad Warning

A vintage public health notice stresses preventing liver disease with Cascareta to keep the liver lively and bowels regular. It warns a dead liver leads to serious, fatal illness and urges prevention.

Aged Farmer Sentenced for Blackberry Wine Sale in Americus

Leonard Ward, a Sumter County farmer, received a fifteen day jail term for violating state prohibition by manufacturing and selling blackberry wine to neighbors. Judge Charles R. Crisp noted Ward’s sincere confession and inability to pay a fine. Ward defended his actions as customary, explaining the berries grew on his farm and many locals had done the same. He pledged to work to pay debts and keep his family fed while jailed. Ward remains in Sumter county jail as of report.

Americus Leonard Ward Sumter County America Charles R. Crisp Ward Sean Crigp

Weather Today Rainy and Cold

Rainy and cold conditions prevail across the district today as a low pressure system drifts through. Widespread fog reduces visibility and unsettled weather continues, with forecasts predicting cooler temperatures and ongoing rain showers throughout the day.

Two Bands of ONS Headache and Simmon Beer Night

A fragment describes a night with two bands of ONS headaches, private banquets, and cathedral lights. It notes many spires, Rom an candies, and a club scene. The speaker warns Simmon beer causes headaches and jokes about sobering after many shots as the temperature sits in the fifties.

Scession

Waterworks Construction Begins in Covington Georgia

Work started on Covington waterworks after bond funds of 60 000 were reserved for thirty years. Jonn W Dickey & Co of Augusta purchased the project for 80 000, with excavations underway for the engine house and plant scope.

Covington Jonn W Dickey & Co

England Embraces American Books Amid Publishing Boom

London reports a surge of American titles gaining popularity in England. Publishers establish London branches as consuls push importing reference works, and major firms like British and American publishers expand imprint activity. Copyright rules remain a perennial concern for cross Atlantic sales.

London England Dean Howells James Lane Allan United States America Lals

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