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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1921
Page
6
An advertisement promises fast relief from indigestion and upset stomachs. It claims tablets end acidity and dyspepsia just after meals, with belching, heartburn, and pain easing quickly. The ad emphasizes pleasant, harmless tablets sold at druggists for a small price.
The Atlanta Auto car Sales and Service at 226 30 Ivy Street reports its first heavy-duty Autocar. The vehicle features a four-cylinder water-cooled motor of 28.9 horsepower, a counterbalanced crankshaft, and a design carrying forward Autocar power with four-wheel performance. The truck, developed after five years of Autocar testing, showcases ease of motor removal and widespread usage across the United States.
Akron report details 9,274,920 passenger cars and trucks in use nationwide, up 1,670,904 from 1919. New York leads vehicle ownership with 692,174, Ohio 618,000, Pennsylvania 684,184, Illinois 568,745, California 550,690. Georgia ranks 19th. Florida 31st, Alabama 32nd. overall gain 21.9 percent amid varied state results.
An advertisement boasts quick lasting hair growth with Kotalko promising help for men women and children. It claims even baldness can be reversed and urges readers to ask drugstores for the product to save heirs with a bold, promotional tone.
An elderly mother, 69, suffered liver troubles and gall stones causing unconsciousness. The ad claims Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy purges catarrhal mucus from the intestine, relieving stomach and liver ailments including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee. The testimonial cites a recovery after taking the remedy.
The author argues crop diversification fails without local markets for farm products. He notes cotton dominates, towns need funded markets with elevators, storage, and livestock pens to attract farmers. A Dublin Georgia plan envisions a multi-building market hub run by local bankers and merchants to buy, store, and sell farm goods at standard prices.
Ernest N. Culver of Atlanta is appointed sales manager of Willys-Overland Inc with Toledo as headquarters. He has led the southern zone for five years and previously held roles from district manager in Atlanta to special representative covering Baltimore to New Orleans. Culver expresses confidence in continued southern expansion despite brief market concerns.
The Theodore Roosevelt Camp Span ish War Veterans hold a regular business meeting Sunday at 3 PM to plan a reception for Commander-in-Chief J. E. Witherspoon of Seattle Washington. After business the Ladies Auxiliary will install officers including Ruth Alice Anderson as president and Nettie Bernard as senior vice president.
Leonard C. Wason of Boston and Aberthaw Construction Company gave a talk before Chi Phi members. He described reinforced concrete techniques and their demands in large building projects. Wason, a MIT graduate and director at Contractors Mutual and Liability Insurance, stressed practical engineering realities.
Advice from Miller & Co on keeping a car’s finish looking new. Use clean water and a sponge, gentle washing to remove mud, avoid soap on the body, and a chamois dry. If scratches appear, varnish at a reputable shop. cracked finishes cannot be varnished but can be repainted if addressed in time.
Atlanta officials announce the season program for the Grand Opera will be released within two weeks. Enthusiasm grows as Enrico Caruso reportedly recovers and is expected to headline, with Lucrezia Borli also slated to return to the Atlanta stage after recent recovery.
An evangelist plans a series of illustrated gospel lectures at Atlanta churches using stereopticon views. The talks will feature photographs from Palestine. The first program is Wednesday night at 7:39 o clock at Parked flat church and Friday at the same time at Ennfin Methodist church. No admission charge. a freewill offering will be taken.
Handley Lee, a native Chinese resident in Atlanta, says a claim that $500,000 from America to aid famine relief in China funds road construction is false. The commerce department disputed the report via Julian Arnold. Lee plans a yearlong trip to China to visit relatives and engage in relief work among his countrymen.
Annual Boy Scout anniversary week runs February 8 to 15 with a Mother and Scout hike on Saturday February 12. The Atlanta council organizes an afternoon and evening event for fathers and sons featuring games and a campfire program. A Father and Scouts supper is set for February 8 with a scouting demonstration on Friday the 11th and Boy Scout Sunday on February 13 observed by city churches.
The first three grades of Oakhurst school present The Seven Ages of Man at Pattillo Methodist Church Oakhurst corner Feld and College Avenue Monday evening January 24 for the benefit of the Oakhurst school library. The seven ages will be visualized.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the quickest relief for colds and grippe. A dose every two hours for three doses purportedly clears passages, relieves headache and feverishness, and ends misery, with no quinine and a pleasant taste.
An old advertisement warns that calomel causes salivation cramps and nausea and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, effective substitute. It claims the tonic cleanses the liver, cures biliousness, and leaves users feeling energetic without sickness, suitable even for children.
Charles A Morris, longtime manager of Morris Storage and Transfer, died at a private hospital. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 pm in the H. M. Patterson chapel with the Rev. We Mumminger officiating. Interment was private in West View Cemetery. He was 59 years old.
A Bartow board discusses plans to address unpaid faxes and debts over the next five years. The discussion focuses on implementing measures to wipe or reduce liabilities while outlining interim steps and financial planning.
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