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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
8
An 1860s newspaper ad extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as economical cures for ulcers. The writer claims rapid improvement after using the products for skin sores and even notes a boy with a scalp issue improved by Cuticura Soap. The testimonial cites George M. Gall of Brushton New York December 24 1908.
An reader reports hair loss and itchy scalp improved by Cuticura products including Cuticur Soap and Curieurs Ointment. Amy Gebsler of Omaha Nebraska cites a complete cure with use in late 1908 and notes keeping Cuticura on hand. Free Cuticura booklet offered with description of skin disease treatments.
Complaint from J J a J EG Maddox wholesale grocers alleges monthly bid requests and consistent rejection by the city public works department Edward S White denies favoritism and says bids are sought by telephone and the lowest bid wins, with a request for a full investigation.
A fragmentary sports item notes a player or team moment described as pure when a highlighted action occurs. Details about teams, dates, or venues are unclear, leaving the main point as a celebrated execution or score with minimal context.
Fare five dollars for round trip to Brightaville Beach on Sea Board with sleeper and vestibule coach services. Tickets valid five days. Reservations quick via phone 100 or at 88 Peachtree Street. Travel Tuesday July 20.
Etowah Tennessee grows from a scenic valley into a railroad hub. A shifted line created depots shops and utilities, drawing hundreds of workers and professionals. Now a 3000 population town sixty miles from Knoxville with a commission government and growing commerce. The First National Bank anchors finance led by Peck Bayless Reynolds.
Adolph Dahm Petersen was elected director of the voice department at the Atlanta Conservatory of Music. Petersen is noted as both a gifted teacher and a concert soloist, and his appointment brings talent to the conservatory and city of Atlanta.
Fulton County commissioners endorsed Architect Morgan Dillon's plan for a two-building almshouse on Powers Ferry Road with whites and blacks wings and a $40,000 cap. The panel also urged the public works committee to draft a concrete plan to preserve county roads, with General Anderson proposing an annual upkeep fund starting at $10,000. The board adjourned after approving the motion.
Senator A S Clay of Cobb County Georgia delivered a sweeping address to the Georgia General Assembly after re election to a third term. He urged old fashioned honesty economy in expenditures and progress along fair legitimate lines and attacked Republican extravagance. He cited rural route expansions river and harbor improvements and noted his twelve years in the Senate with a clean record and no personal enrichment. He praised Senator Bacon and urged continued primary nominations while defending Democratic fiscal policy and public works funded by the national treasury.
Valdosta Ga July 7 Special The $60 000 bonds issued for public improvement were sold today to J Hilsman & Co of Atlanta as highest bidder for $2 395 premium. Nine bids were received in total.
New Orleans July 7. Official obituary of Colonel Benjamin Wehbleman was issued last night by the United Confederate Veterans. An order by Adjutant General William E Mickle, directed by General Clem ent A Evang, Commander in Chief, eulogizes the Civil War commander of the Washington Artillery.
M L Moore of Bowden Georgia newly elected president of the Rural Letter Carriers Association passed through Atlanta en route home after the Cordele gathering. He praised the meeting and stressed Georgia good roads enthusiasm and Moore's strong support for the movement.
Rome officials approve a new city charter amid a welfare meeting climate. The gathering highlights November support for The Constitutions enterprise and praises the Letter Carriers Association for backing reforms. A separate incident reports a boy killed by a burglar during a nighttime patrol, prompting legal action.
Ex members of the Floyd Rifles one of the state s famed military companies travel to Manan tomorrow for the annual reunion at North Highlands Secretary Champ Drew has arranged a large barbecue and refreshments for members and friends, promising a very pleasant occasion.
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