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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
9
Irma Dooly discusses whether emotional displays by women compel men to yield, with anecdotes from social circles. The piece links public temper and private power, noting reactions of both sexes and pondering self control and balance in relationships.
A letter from Mrs. Sarah M. Chappell claims Cardus relieved long standing female trouble after doctors and medicines failed. The ad urges women with sleeplessness nervousness weakness or fatigue to try Cardus and request the 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet from Chattanooga Medicine Co Ladies Advisory Dept Tennessee.
Details of social gatherings in Atlanta include Mrs. J M Clayton hosting a West End bridge party for Detroit guest Mrs. Grant Jones with white and green decor and silk stockings prizes. Miss Mary Bell Gordon hosted a Grand box party for the bridal party as Miss Mall’s wedding nears. Miss Viola Barili to give a reading at the Unitarian Church. Miss Marquess Ritch hosted a bridge for Hawkinsville visitor Miss Amanda Grice and Miss Fannie Tutwiler, featuring bridle roses and pink rose decor.
Atlanta pioneer citizen J B Turner father of Police Sergeant Will Turner and stepfather of the late Dr John W Nelms, spent a glorious Christmas at his grand nephew John Turner’s home four miles from Jonesboro on the Fayetteville road in Clayton county. He visited The Constitution office Friday morning and spoke of his holiday, noting he is 87 yet still active and enjoying life, adding the visit was the best time of his life and that John Turner gave him a royal welcome.
Washington announces changes in fourth class postoffices including Backlett Charlton County with James P. Jones as new postmaster and a new address for Hickox Finleyson Pulaski county with Jethro D. Van Landingham succeeding Ruth Parrott. Garrant Coffee County renamed West Green with Fred J. Hoffman as postmaster and Naylor Lowndes County with John D. Witherington succeeding James E. Sweet. Sparta site unchanged and Joan D. Walke lease proposal for ten more years approved.
The article highlights the National Corn Exposition in Columbia South Carolina from January 27 to February 8. It emphasizes corn records held by South Carolina, the educational purpose of the expo, and participation by 27 states with displays from the national department of agriculture. It notes lectures on rural schools churches and homes, meetings of national groups, a eugenics department, a governor’s school reunion tablet dedication, and a gathering of 800 prizewinning county corn growers.
The state railroad commission granted Albany Power and Light permission to raise its stock by 188 500 with sales at par in exchange for bonds. The petition sought a 200 000 increase and was heard days earlier. Freight rate question asked by Clarkesville shippers seeks continuous mileage rates across the Southern and Tallulah Falls lines, opposing a prior state supreme court ruling.
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