Sale on Brassieres and Bust Supporters Today
A sale offering brassieres and bust supporters priced at 1.00 and 1.50, featuring brands B. and J. Royal and Aerine. Stocks pulled from regular stock to move today with odd lots discounted.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
6
A sale offering brassieres and bust supporters priced at 1.00 and 1.50, featuring brands B. and J. Royal and Aerine. Stocks pulled from regular stock to move today with odd lots discounted.
A long ledger of property actions appears with numerous parcels described by street names and lot sizes. Names such as Chamberlin Johnson DuBose, Higgint tham, Johnson, and McPherson appear with various deeds and bonds for title. The entries cover warranty deeds, quit claims, and loan deeds on east and south sides of streets including Highland avenue, Dodd avenue, and Bentons area, with values ranging to several thousand dollars.
Jefferson City reports Governor Hadley offered a $700 reward for arrests and convictions of those involved in the lynching of two African Americans in Charleston last Sunday. He warned black residents to avoid provocation after the Johnson Jeffries fight and urged self restraint while pledging protection of their rights.
Washington reports three or more Central and South American republics may protest United States policy at the Buenos Ayres conference. Latin leaders discuss alliance ideas while U S diplomats brace for unofficial opposition and potential diplomatic moves against U S actions in Nicaragua.
Louisville July 7 Cloud bursts and droughts across Kentucky, Tennessee, and southern Indiana have left a wide area nearly 200 miles from Louisville in acute crop distress. Wet and dry spells have halved yields on truck gardens and small fruit farms while corn, wheat, and tobacco suffer. Some counties have not seen rain since May, while northern areas faced weeklong deluges and cloudbursts. Traffic delays rose, but trains ran with few major disruptions.
The state of Virginia will present a bronze reproduction of Houdin’s Washington to France. A ceremony is set for August 18 in Paris to mark the gift, made under a Virginia general assembly law as an expression of cordial admiration. The Virginia governor named a committee to arrange the presentation through the American embassy in Paris.
Melisande defies slow field in six furlong Neptune Handicap at Empire City carrying 6 to 1, with King Pin and Bobby Boyer among the runners. Royal Meteor, top weight 122 pounds, placed second in the Neptune stakes race era notes.
Racing at Latonia produced heavy track conditions with Grand Peggy Mona Lathe and Pirate Diana delivering early wins. The card featured six races with longshots thriving, listed mutuels, and a bustling entries slate highlighting Grand Peggy Mona Clea Pirate Diana and First Peep among standout performers.
A detailed race card lists horses, jockeys, weights, and statuses for six events. Notable entries include Canopian 144 Wapensea 105, Mald Militant Howard Shean 107, Tourth Handicaps one mile, and Sixth Race selling three year olds at mile and sixteenth. Weather clear, track heavy. notable names: King Solomon, Pomerer Wiliam 111, Olive Ely 110, Minnie Jane Swift 111.
Fort Erie race day features six thoroughbred stakes with Nassau entries and a busy card. Solid Comfort, backed 4 to 1 by the Canadian contingent, wins the Niagara Stakes over a fast track as Woolfones and Ta Nun Dal follow in a tight finish. The program lists multiple races from six furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth with horses such as Alberta Boy, Namoe, and Amangr Ieee among notable runners.
At Salt Lake City Utah July 7 1903 several fast horses competed with No Quarter later barred for inconsistent running following a midrace accident. Results list six furlong events with Bonnie Prince Charlie Weymouth Mike Jordan and other named runners. later races include five and seven furlongs with Eliza beth Daly and Rueben among others.
Chicago report of a woman identified as Mrs Mullaw who shot her husband a streetcar conductor and their three year old daughter, then killed herself with carbolic acid. She had borrowed a revolver from her father saying protection was needed at night. She left letters claiming abuse and infidelity by Mulsaw and described his alleged beating before the slayings.
A reflective piece extols opportunity in America, arguing rewards favor honest industry and character. It contrasts rich heirs with capable youths from farms and districts, warning that merit and training lift the common person while fortunes shift with time.
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