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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
8
A promotional notice touts a sale of genuine diamond, real coral and solid gold jewelry plus leather goods. It claims remarkable values attract many customers who return with friends, inviting readers to visit the first floor front location to see the offerings.
Local society items list numerous visits and departures around Athens Georgia for commencement events. Miss McFlmurray of Waynesboro and Miss Wolff of Atlanta travel, families from Nashville to Macon, and many guests stay with relatives in Athens as students prepare for graduations.
London June 10. Tranes affecting pods on the American steamer Ogeechee seized while en route from Bremen to New York will be heard in prize court Monday. This marks the first time such cases have reached prize court since the order in council became effective. The Ogeechee carried a general cartel to several individuals, some of whom have obtained releases without prize court recourse.
Aldermen adopt the June finance sheet without dissent at Thursday meeting after Monday council approval. Mayor Woodward expects to sign the sheet and begin improvements, citing overestimate of anticipated income and urging careful spending to ensure October funding.
Chief W B Cummings defended his bid for re election as At lante fire chief. He stated reports of his retirement are malicious and vowed to run to finish, asserting good health and readiness for July election. He blamed opponents for anonymous letters aimed at weakening his council support and defended Captain Cody as confident to succeed.
Carriage and bogey manufacturers across the state show strong interest in the forty third annual Carriage Builders National Association convention to be held in Cleveland Ohio on September 21 22 and 23 Atlantas P of Zimpermann says the gathering may be the largest in the association s history and will draw attention to an industry said to be unaffected by the European war as one of America's oldest trade organizations.
Edward P Cullinane aged 74 died at his home 144 Washington avenue Thursday afternoon He was a Confederate veteran who served in the Civil War and had long been connected with the Southern Railway in Atlanta He leaves a son Hubert E Cullinane two grandchildren Mrs Reid Ware gx and Robert P Cullinane two sisters Mrs Ellen Reynolds Meridian Miss and Mrs Jennie McMahon Chicago and a brother Richard R Cullinane Gulfport Miss He had been a resident of Atlanta for thirty seven years
London report states Premier Asquith announced in the House of Commons a further vote of credit would be discussed next Tuesday. The note is understood to be for about £250,000,000 or £200,000,000 (2,260,090,000?) or $1,500,000,000, with figures circulating amid the debate.
Park Manager J C Cochran announces extensive city park improvements set to begin next week after a June finance sheet approved funding. Initial work includes oiling drives in Piedmont park and more upgrades in Grant park supported by the county. Cochran and Oscar Milla of the county board will tour Atlanta parks to finalize a summer program, including plans for a municipal golf course at Mostley park. A county crew builds a large dam at anddox park to create a new lake attraction.
The Atlanta Osteopathic society met at the Ansley hotel and adopted a new constitution. The meeting was led by president Dr EB Brage with Otto Gripe assisting.
A popular medicine advertisement describes facial beauty remedies using mercorized wax and saxolite in witch hazel. It claims keratin removal and gradual skin renewal with overnight wax application and a weekly bath solution for wrinkles, touting Dr RR Mackenzie as authority.
Acting secretary Dr Elizabeth Broach reports the society adopted its constitution and by laws. Dr E L Morris spoke on Edwards treatment for catarrhal deafness and diagnoses and treatment of nose and throat diseases. Dr Harris warned about hazards in surgery, advocating only as a last resort. De, &, coogpastara will address the local cateopath at the next meet.
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