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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1902

Page

8

Atlanta Women Laud YWCA Rest Rooms on Whitehall Street

Atlanta women praise the YWCA branch on Whitehall street for its rest rooms and restaurant. The facility serves luncheon needs for shoppers visitors and businesswomen, with plans to expand to include class rooms bureau of information and a music room as the association grows.

Atlanta Young Women's Christian Association Whitehall Street Warraggj Women's Christian Association Dlass Bureau of Information

Miss Taylor Deserves Justice Not Sympathy in Case

A 1900s editorial debates Miss Taylor versus wartime policy, arguing the public bias against her as a citizen and worker. It questions the government’s handling, cites reactions from officials and critics, and reflects on national self pity and duty.

Miss Taylor Darky Spain Immerthang Ford

Vaudeville Weave Lets Women Watch Civil Service Folly

The note invites spectators to a performance featuring the framers of the civil service law and the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia with the secretary of war, framed as a spectacle for women of America. Also lists a convenient Atlanta Carrollton train schedule with departures at 6 10 a m 4 15 p m from Atlanta and 5 20 a m 9 16 a m 5 p m from Carrollton and corresponding arrivals. Daily except Sunday.

Atlanta Pittsburg Civil Service Law Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Secretary of War Republic America Carrollton Southern Ra Y Unday

Mrs Mims Retires From First Reader Post in Atlanta

Mrs Sue Mima, longtime first reader of the Christian Science church in Atlanta, retires after tonight's service. Her successor will be elected at a later church meeting. Known founder and leader, she helped build the new house of worship and will remain active as a licensed lecturer in the south.

Sue Harper Mima Christian Scientist Church Mima Christian Science Alice S. Coon Atlanta Mims South Christian Scientists Church

Ante-Bellum Tongs Found At Atlanta Depot Relic

Laborers digging a sewer near the Union Depot unearthed an old hearth tongs. Police recovered the relic and gave it to H M Ragsdale, railway watchman at Pryor street. The handmade wrought iron tongs were or likely from a town blacksmith, possibly lost from a furniture wagon before the war.

Atlanta Union Depot H. M. Ragsdale Pryor Street Ragsdale Wall Street

Burton Brothers claim control of Blasges in Opelika

In Opelika Alabama the Burton Brothers assert full control over the Blasges entity, signaling a major move in local business affairs. Details remain sparse as the declaration centers on ownership and management authority within the Opelika market.

Opelika Als Burton Bros Opel

Wanted Experienced male teachers for Lumpkin Public Schools

Public notice seeks experienced male teachers for Lumpkin Public Schools in Greenville Alabama and Wartrace Tennessee. Positions include Superintendent with $90 monthly and First Assistant with $50 monthly for a nine month term. Applicants urged to contact E P Pearson, President, and to avoid applying if not willing to serve after acceptance.

Lumpkin Public O. E. Bynum Greenville Ala T. J. Rosson Wartrace Tenn E. P. Pearson

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