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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1910
Page
10
Bradstreet reports weekly bank clearings totaling 32 908 508 000, up from 4 016 085 000 last week and 2 849 135 000 a year ago. Canadian clearings reach 107 032 000, vs 211 702 000 last week and 82 662 000 a year earlier. Percent changes compare this week with last year.
Property rental notices list multiple addresses with varying room counts and weekly or monthly prices. examples include 15 Lawn St 11 rooms, 481 Capitol Ave rooms, and 210 14 Cerrolt Ave six rooms priced around 10 to 30 dollars. Information line invites inquires.
An audience of 600, largely African American with white attendees, gathered at Turner Tabernacle on Yonge Street for an education mass meeting led by Capt. James W. English. Speakers included Samuel M Inman, Dr J Weo, Rev J Bryant, and Rev E R Carter. Morris Brown College received $1,000 in donations.
A promotional letter edition touts Felipac Catarrh Cure as instantly relief giving and urges readers to mail for a twenty five cent trial. It claims thousands cured and features testimonials including a 64 year old Hallville man praising relief in hearing and sleep, with purchase options and a one dollar mail order offer.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference diseases and men’s health topics with scattered names and terms. The text includes references to syphilis, nerves, and medical authors such as Dr. W M Baird among unclear phrases and dates.
Rev. James W. Les delivered an address on The Education the Negro Needs at Turner's Tabernacle. He argued education should blend industrial training with ideas, contrasting higher education with practical craft, warning against chasing lofty theory without hands on work. He praised Booker T. Washington, urged cooperation with southern white leaders, and urged Negroes to pursue useful, tangible skills to advance.
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