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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1901
Page
26
Sample fixtures hanging in show rooms sold to clear room for new stock. Prices range from 2.50 to 95.00 with multiple items listed. Note describes slight wear and guesses at double value. Buyers urged to come early for bargains.
A newspaper ad touts Stuart's Gin and Buchu as a cure for Bright's Disease, diabetes, and kidney trouble. It claims the remedy neutralizes urine, restores natural flow, and restores vigor, with assurances from the Stuart Drug Co in W Atlente, Ga.
A New Orleans dentist recounts a strange seal of secrecy to fill a dead woman’s tooth with gold for two hundred dollars. Twenty two years later in New York he encounters a masked woman with a gold tooth, learned from Col. Walton that she is Mrs. Harry Tittle, heiress to an English fortune, whose past hints at romance and mystery.
In New Orleans the dentist Gillette forged a link to a woman dubbed the Lady of the Golden Tooth. The narrator tracks a 25 year old death, finding a mulberry tree and a Chartres street house linked to the crime. A final record identifies Maria Theresa Gillette, died 1841, shipped to England. Gillette is accused of using the corpse to claim inheritance.
Mario Jarboe lauds the Lackawanna Limited for luxury cleanliness and security on the New York to Buffalo run. He boasts ten hours travel at sixty miles per hour with no dirt or dust, calling the service a favorite for Pan-American Exposition visitors.
The College of Optics describes a long history since its organization in 1598 under Georgia laws, claiming adherence to high instructional standards and distancing itself from other optics schools focused on business. It states Kellam Moore's College of Optics in Atlanta remains incorporated and dedicated to thorough optics instruction.
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