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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1901
Page
2
A 100 by 190 feet lot on Peachtree Street, just north of Twelfth Street, is described as one of the prettiest and cheapest on the street. Interested buyers are urged to investigate the property.
Ray Carstairs hosts a glittering Christmas ball at the Hazel Hurst mansion as romances bloom and secrets surface. Donald Trafford and Norinne Norvine share a charged moment on the dance floor, while Leslie Ruthven contemplates an engagement with Edward Gregory as Gregory reveals a ruinous financial collapse and asks for Leslie’s future.
Twelve years ago W Sullivan of Hartford Comn scratched his leg. inflammation and blood poisoning followed. After two years of suffering and amputation urged, he used Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg healed completely. Electric Bitters claim to cure eruptions eczema tetter salt rheum sores and all blood disorders. sold 60 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
A Texas appellate ruling challenges a statewide only fire insurer operating in multiple states and Canada. The decision holds the policyholder liable despite the company’s lack of authority to issue outside Texas. Georgia laws are cited to discuss chartering practices and underground business. Atlanta insurers face competitive pressure, with the Atlanta Home cited for strong recent performance and a note on aggressive agency activity. Tariff and reinsurance talks continue among industry groups with muted impact reported. A south running quip about assessment policies circulates through press.
A brief note lists Staps Diarrhoon and Stomnen Cre Slegert detailing their Genuine Imported Angostura product. No further context or dates are provided in the readable text, preserving the two entities and the item mentioned.
A brief notice highlights John Henry as a humorous original character on deck with playful publicity. It mentions John M. Miller Co at 39 Marietta Street and offers a thousand sample chapters for the initiated.
A 1870 notice warns the public against buying Hawkes glasses from peddlers or fakirs at residences or hotels. It urges buyers to seek genuine Hawkes spectacles only, citing counterfeiters who overcharge. The ad lists the official address at 103 Reneg street and notes the brand’s wide reach with 3,000 cities and 37 dates, but insists no pedaling.
August 1901 sheriff sale notice for Atlanta includes multiple properties in Mullon and Fulton counties. Listings describe inland lot 106 in the 7th district now part of North Atlanta, a Yale Avenue parcel in College Park, a Castleberry Street lot in Atlanta, and a city lot with bounds along Castleberry Street, plus five barrels of whisky at Bluthenthal & Bickert. Files show levies to satisfy Fulton Superior Court and J.P. Court judgments against A J West, A J Luck, W B Lowe, and Bluthenthal & Bickert, with details of boundaries and legal hours of sale.
The July weather bulletin notes showers and cooler conditions in the southwest Saturday with Sunday fair skies. North and South Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Tennessee show partial cloudiness, scattered or local showers, and variable to fresh southerly winds, with warmer in places and notable thunder storm chances in Tennessee.
Philadelphia July 24 The keel of the armored cruiser Pennsylvania the first vessel named for Pennsylvania to be built by Willan Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company has been laid The equiner will be the fastest afloat Colorado to follow The two ships will be alike with two nine inch turreted guns two military masts and dimensions 502 feet water line 63 feet 6 inches beam 24 feet 6 inches draft 13680 tons displacement
King Edward awarded medals to three returned yeomanry at Horse Guards in London as Queen Alexandra and Prince Edward attended. Thirty-two noncommissioned officers and men refused to attend, saying pay arrears endanger their families. Claims range from 61 to 120 pounds, with some having pawned medals to buy food.
A ponderous piece discusses unconventional frost control using cannon. It recounts experiments firing horizontal shots over fields to warm ground, noting damp soil yet cold air, and mentions exotic uses in Madagascar and Algeria against grasshoppers. The text speculates wildly on potential impacts on cyclones.
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