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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
9
German authorities say Berlin will lower prices on various bread types across Greater Berlin starting June. Beginning on the same date white flour bread will be permitted to be baked again after a period of restriction.
Washington reports the government weighing President Wilsons warning as factions in Mexico clash. The Red Cross with state and war departments plans relief for hungry noncombatants, sending food supplies to frontier posts and coordinating with consuls for transport to Vera Cruz for Americans.
Fourteen of twenty locker clubs in Atlanta have filed signed answers under oath to questions about internal operations, with more due. The police committee will discard unsigned returns when granting permits on July, while officers and directors must be named and profits disclosed.
In Avenea on June 3 a 150 member committee prepares to host a two day singing convention with 25 to 60 participants expected from county associations and societies within a hundred miles. The University quartet will perform along with old four-note tunes led by a 7 year old singer and a 10 year old boy from Jackson county, accompanied by a 9 year old girl with an audience of about 2000 voices.
Heavy rains over several days damage cotton crops as farmers struggle to salvage what remains. Reported in the county, fields were hoeing to halt weed growth while grain and crops suffered, with most farmers claiming only a small stand of cotton survives.
An advertisement for Mountain and Seashore Resorts in Virginia along the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway outlines summer vacation planning. It invites readers to contact ticket agents in their city or write to Ing D Potts, Gen Pass Agent, Richmond, Virginia, for booklets and details on attractive summer homes.
De J B Perry a local druggist in Augusta was found guilty of violating the narcotic act after it was testified he added morphine without prescription to two individuals. He did not deny the act but claimed ignorance of the law. The court recommended mercy.
A joint committee from the general council and the board of education discussed a consolidated high school for boys under a county unit approach that would merge city and county schools. They plan to study across the country for feasibility, seek educators’ opinions, and consider rural-urban student access and phased expansion as Atlanta grows.
Near beer saloons reopen in Athens amid court actions. Wholesalers and several retailers resumed sale this morning after attorneys advised, claiming compliance with state and city licenses. Prosecutors seek injunctions, contending certain drinks violate law and misbranding rules. Contempt potential if injunction hearing on July 1 fails.
James Surber, an Internal Revenue Service agent with fourteen years service, will transfer to the San Antonio office. Local deputies plan a banquet in his honor before his departure, recognizing him as one of the best agents in the service.
Warrenton June 1 to 8 marked by a graduation week at Warrenton high school. Seventy five graduates from grammar schools attended the May festival on campus. Dr J W Quil ig of Atlanta preached the baccalaureate on Sunday. Monday featured a student play The Dear Boy Graduate praised as among the best. Milledgeville GA Normal and Industrial college Br M Wittum delivered the story address. Superintendent Carmichael presented diplomas to the class including Bray Tom Markham Herbert Wadler Fowler Avert Cobb Low Alleen Chapman Lois Elizabeth Howell Ruby Johnson Elizabeth Irene We
The council considers a $100,000 cut in the June money sheet drafted by the finance committee. Mayor Woodward urged lowering anticipated revenue to at least $100,000, noting tax collection history. Aldermen Armistead and Wood favor reducing revenue. Wood contends new debt would be unlawful and ruin the city financially.
Women prone to constipation should favor gentler remedies over harsh laxatives. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as an ideal, properly compounded laxative for women and offers ordering from Dr W B Caldwell at 452 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
fragmentary notice notes a June action about a further request or proposal. readable names or specifics are missing, making full context unclear.
A newly noted violin sheet crafted in October is cited in a report about Ford projects and revenue qualification. The item hints at potential undertakings tied to the Ford initiative and related financial criteria. Conservative observers expect further details on feasibility and funding.
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