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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1909
Page
8
Dr J Thomas Gault advertises specialized treatment for blood poison, venereal and urinary disorders at 412 Atlanta Building Atlanta Ga. with free consultation and examinations. He claims personalized diagnosis, laboratory facilities and painless procedures with permanent cures, inviting those previously treated unsuccessfully. Office hours daily and Sundays.
The readable portions describe a medical product marketed as painless and physician endorsed with testimonials. References to brands or names are garbled and unclear, rendering specifics uncertain but implying a claim of widespread treatment over years.\
A Cape advertisement touts a device named Butter Blender that blends one pound of butter with one pint of milk to make a butterlike product. It promises health benefits, cites physicians, and offers a money back guarantee. Agents are sought nationwide with payment to Home Pure Feed Company of Atlanta Georgia.
In New York on July 84, captain James Crichton, 35, unmarried from Perth Scotland, died of a self inflicted gunshot in the officers cabin aboard the freighter Tuscany as the pilot brought the vessel into port. The captain had complained of severe head pains during the voyage and reportedly turned control to the pilot before dying.
After months with The Vaudette in Atlanta, Mr O P Hall will depart soon. A brilliant and steady tenor, he has been a fixture and the show's singing has been a distinct feature. Patrons regret his impending departure and recall his strong musical ability and gentlemanly conduct.
A man was shot to death inside an Oklahoma post office causing about an hour interruption in mail service. The Duncan postmaster sent a verbatim report describing two men entering the lobby, a gun being drawn, and the victim killed. The shooter was in jail awaiting examination.
A listing for the Roof Garden announces a best show with two pricing blocks: from 4 to 7 p m admission is 10 cents and from 8 to 11 30 p m admission is 25 cents.
New York on July 24 Deepsky a Sioux couple earned a marriage license for Adele Rowland a 21 year old New York woman and a full blooded Indian first license of its kind issued at the New York bureau. They plan to marry Thursday next at the Peto Ground during a benefit for crippled children with Indian rites first and then the alderman will legally join them.
Chicago July 24 Two persons were killed and two others seriously hurt when a passenger train struck an automobile on the Monon line near Munster Indiana The chauffeur leaped to safety Richard Flagg 18 Hillsdale Michigan identified among the dead The injured include Harris Eberhardt son of E Eberhardt VP GM Wooten Manufacturing Mishawaka Indiana and Arthur Carlson both with bruises The fourth passenger’s name could not be learned The party was en route from Lake Forest Illinois a Chicago suburb to Mishawaka for a day’s outing
In Macon on July 24 an injunction led by O. J. Wimberly and Arthur H. Codington against W. H. K. Young, trustee for FP W L Meatons and Brotle y merchants of Montrose and Allentown, challenges Young's qualification before Referee Alexander Proud. Judge Speer orders Young to show why he should not be ousted next Wednesday, restraining him from trustee duties except asset preservation. Five creditors support the move. Ridney W. Hatcher is named, George Jones represents one creditor. The creditors allege Young’s counsel repeatedly uses Hardeman Jones Johnston due to alleged large secured claims, prompting Wimberly and Codlington to press for removal.
Section Director C F von Herrmann described today as a fine Sunday with fair weather. Temperatures will be cooler than July norms in many parts of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains, marking a welcome change from recent heat.
The town sees fat and stout businessmen join exercise classes led by Mr Newnan who promises dramatic changes. Examples include John Hill and Jeff Hightower adopting new looks, Judge Percy Adams updating his wardrobe, and Harvey Anderson aiming to trim his belt line. The piece extols Newnan as a practical, friendly instructor and notes the local enthusiasm.
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