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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
2
A discussion on how style is defined by precise fit and tailoring. The text argues that even the finest European tailoring must avoid looseness or tightness to prevent wrinkling and preserve the garment’s correct appearance.
Correct Clothes for Men made in New York are cut and tailored to resist sagging and loss of shape in ordinary wear, costing far less than order-made or royal equivalents. Cloudburst causes severe damage in Ohio Wellsville area as water flooded hundreds of homes and businesses, with many structures and wagons washed away.
Lyman J. Gage former treasury secretary issues a signed letter from Point Loma California July 9 explaining his relation to Theosophy In brief he withdraws from business life at seventy seeking a simple life near Katherine Tingley and the Raj Yoga school while affirming no formal ties to the Theosophical Society or its movements He cites personal reasons for living quietly and notes interest in the military harbor defenses and youth education programs in the area.
Columbus Ga July 9 Special A new brick industry of 75000 dollars is planned after a discovery of quality clay on the Gammel place east of the city. John T Fletcher organized a company to manufacture brick using 40000 dollars of machinery and 75 000 dollars total investment. There are 116 acres of clay and five brick yards already in operation in Columbus and vicinity. Factories remain busy with full time in Columbus mills. The Hagle and Phenix mills report producing a half million yards weekly and shipping to the western hemisphere, China, and Red Sea regions. Continuous output underscores a thriving local cotton industry.
The Arkansas Supreme Court today affirmed the road tax amendment to the state constitution in the Cotton Belt Railroad vs. Sheri Kavanaugh case. The decision upholds Chancellor Hart's injunction ruling and finds the speaker of the house adoption effective, affecting all state roads beyond the Cotton Belt.
London reports Britain and Argaria have renewed diplomatic relations three years after Britain broke them off following the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga. Serving minister Mich Allosberus received by the British government for the audience.
A Memphis switch engine without a crew raced from Orleans street to the union depot on Calhoun street and crashed into two mail cars after colliding with a Southern passenger train at Orleans street. Nine men were injured, including G. W. Williams the engineer, and C. B. Wallace fireman. One mail car was hurled through a fence. Most injured are expected to recover.
Paris dispatches say negotiations for a large American railway loan concluded in Paris. Wall Street expects the borrower to be the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul with about $50,000,000 involved. President Miller not at his office and officials deny knowledge of the loan.
Lynewbure Virginia July 9 The Moore family home burned last night killing their 6 year old daughter and injuring two other girls. The father awoke and heard the child crying but could not rescue her before the building collapsed. The family is being cared for by relatives.
Chicago July 9 Marshall Field Co dry goods store was closed to the public by Building Commissioner Fratzen for failing to install exit signs and marked egress as required. Police were stationed at doors, customers denied entry while manager Simmons sought intervention from the mayor. Commissioner vowed to file warrants against the managers.
Harris will qualify to fill the unexpired term of Columbus M. Payne as county treasurer after a $100,000 bond from Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Baltimore is filed. He will not seek another term and may return to duties in County Tax Collector Stewart's office. The race also gains J. J. Barnes, ex-sheriff and ex-councilman, alongside candidates Clark, Culberson, Brannon, Girardeau, Maywood, Meador, Draper and Sharpe. Prospects include Mayor Woodward and Payne Jr. with Woodward weighing treasurer candidacy. hearing details and related political maneuvering are noted with delays in other items.
A reader claims to have completed the James Treatment for drunkenness and declares immediate cure after three weeks at Staunton, claiming restored health and willpower. The letter promotes home remedies and lists James Sanatoriums in Memphis, St. Louis, and other locations, urging others to seek treatment.
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