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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1910
Page
12
A humorous column mocks Fitherting for tiny steps and odd theories. The man with the side whiskers jokes about his dyspepsia cure via fletcherizing meals and a rheumatism cure by fletcherizing steps, while a wit credits Moors with steel needles but notes no rush threading.
Theodore Roosevelt will not, at present, accept the chairmanship of the commission on country life. A letter to President Barrett of the Farmers Union from Gifford Pinchot states Roosevelt remains interested in the commission’s purpose, but may reconsider later. Barrett, in Atlanta yesterday, noted Pinchot’s message follows the Oyster Bay visit with Garfield and a conference shaping national speculation.
The Clark University agricultural department led by director P C Parks shows near self-sufficiency with a reduced outstanding debt from 1790 to 640. The report compares Clark to eleven Georgia schools, details institute programs, farmer outreach, and student labor challenges, and outlines the budget and fundraising outlook for the next year. Bishop Walden recently toured the facility and praised its progress.
A reader suggests visiting the oil man located in the 306 Candler Building for guidance or information. The note conveys caution and a proposed venue for discussion.
A libel suit for 25000 was filed by William K Dunn against The Georgian Company over a Cincinnati telegraphic dispatch alleging a warrant for Dugas arrest and a confidence game. John J Martin filed suit for 25000 against the Louisville and Nashville Railway and others for damages. A charter filing for Schoen Porter Fortiliter Company seeks 120000 capital. County tax return work begins Monday and delinquent returns will be accepted until then. Carrie Ryan sues for divorce from Charles F Ryan, alleging desertion three years ago. The Parson's Saving Clause recounts a humorous hotel anecdote about a preacher’s charity prayer joke.
The Tenth District Agricultural School trustees of Granita Hill Hancock County named Professor RL Nixon as superintendent elect. Nixon, a State Agricultural College Athens faculty member, will assume duties after July 1. Inez McRae was reelected in the academic department. Mrs Cordelia M Carmichael was elected matron.
Four year old Dora Rider and Mason Rider, with a baby sister, are confined in the Tower after a habeas corpus action by their mother Mrs A M Rider against their grandmother Mrs Mary Rider. Judge Pendleton will decide Monday afternoon. The children had been living with the grandmother after the mother sought their removal. the father is reported to be in Florida.
Walter Bacott, 32, of 118 Mangum Street, was arrested after an incident with a flight of a passing airship shaped like a shoe. He alleged quarrel with his wife Mrs Scott, who used a shoe to strike him. He had recently left a stockade after twenty six days.
A Boston boy and his mother explore ancient mammals in a tale where the boy’s claim of seeing an ichthyornis at the door is met with disbelief. The mother asks what he means and learns the creature was merely a collector, revealing a child’s vivid imagination.
The Second and Third Ward Club will not meet tomorrow night due to the Fourth of July holiday. The gathering is postponed to Monday, July 11, at the courthouse with Walker urging full attendance and saying no business of consequence will be transacted.
A Baltimore mother recounts curing her baby’s eczema with Cuticura Soap and Ointment after months of failed medical care. Beginning at four weeks, the condition affected the head behind the ear nose and eyes, with sores and distress, but after two weeks of Cuticura treatment the child healed with hair regrowth and no scars. The testimonial is dated May 10 1910 from 2004 Wilhelm Street.
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