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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
3
The New York Tribune editor notes the end of the tyrannical high collar era and advocates collarless wear. Advice covers neck whitening with soaps and toners, bleaching tips, and simple neck exercises to restore throat contour and firmness for winter wear.
A social evening honoring Miss Louise Todd and guests featured a lawn and veranda gathering with many attendees including Miss Todd Miss Phillips and numerous others. A Piedmont Driving Club dinner series begins tonight with a large listed guest list and continued social events. Card of Thanks from hospital inmates thanks Atlanta supporters for aid with large response and recurring names mentioned.
A fragment from a bygone advertisement touts a diamond from a local store, boasting its prestige and real value. It notes the owner’s limited understanding of value, claims nearly thirty years of store trust, and references Stevens at 47 Whitehall.
The column lists social calls and visits across Athens and nearby towns, including Mrs. Edwin Hardin and Miss Jeanne Giskburn overseeing decorations at Craigie House. Several residents, such as Mrs. Edna Avery and Mrs. W. C. Jones, are mentioned as ill or traveling, with many hosting guests and planning summer entertainments at homes in Gainesville, Elkin, and Montomery. Captain W. H. Bain of the Salvation Army home is reported seriously ill at Grady Hospital, wounding local concern.
In Florida a mandamus petition seeks to force Commissioner McLin to recognize a four year lease of three hundred convicts to Camp and West at one hundred dollars per convict per year. The case centers on a 1901 contract and bond for convict labor, challenged as not yet approved by the state board. A Tallahassee hearing is set for July 6 with deep opposition from McLin and allied officials.
The report outlines a legal dispute between the state authority and Camp and West, with notes that the demurrer may be sustained or overruled. If sustained, Camp and West could appeal. if overruled, the commissioner of agriculture could appeal and testimony could be taken before Judge Malone. Malone is regarded as a top Florida circuit judge, and the outcome may influence further litigation expected to continue Friday and Saturday, with broader implications for Florida residents.
Installation exercises of Barnes lodge No. 6 I. O. O. F. last night installed newly elected officers. Names listed include H. C. Hall as Nu Gi, C. R. Cook Wi Gi, Thomas J. Buchanan secretary, A. L. Holbrook treasurer, G. S. Thomas warden, G. W. Grubb conductor, M. Turner O. Gir, J. Peer, L. F. Millean chaplain, and W. Crow L. S. to W. G. The Grand officiated in a flourishing ceremony.
Toursville Courier-Journal argues that international commerce reduces war risk. Trade relations do not eliminate conflict entirely but tend to lessen hostility and shorten wars, as economic ties encourage cooperation and deter aggression among nations.
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