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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
2
A household kitchen aid claimed to replace several gadgets, promising speed and versatility. The ad targets homemakers seeking compact, efficient prep, noting its ability to chop, blend, grate and puree with a single device.
A concerned reader questions if a husband’s temper rises when favorite dishes fail due to missing utensils. The note hints at household strain and the impact of practical kitchen gaps on daily meals.
Visitors felt uneasy as the coffee resembled ink more than a beverage, though the famed Universal Coffee Percolator was celebrated. The piece notes the contrast between presentation and reputation, highlighting lingering embarrassment during public tastings.
Have you wished for a new dainty to lighten monotony. A large four passenger lawn swing set under the shade tree promises playful change for babies and adults.
The Georgia State Dental Society opened its thirty eighth annual session at the Casor hotel in Savannah. President Dr H H Meekle welcomed visitors as Mayor Herman Myers spoke for the city. Dr W Foster of Atlanta answered for the convention and a gavel shaped like a molar tooth was presented by Dr W C Miller of Augusta for future use. The three day meeting includes papers, discussions, and entertainments.
Washington June 10 Democratic and Republican members of the senate finance committee united to oppose Senator Tillman seeks inquiry into campaign contributions by national banks Walsh future in Chicago and alleged payments by some banks to county treasurers. Minority argues the bill should pass to bar banks from campaign funding.
The Baptist Young People's Union of Georgia opened in Atlanta with about 800 delegates at West End Baptist Church. Welcome by Malvern Hill, response by W. R. Farbanks, sermon by J. Forrester. Committees appointed to begin business Friday. Event marked by high attendance and strong program plans for sessions today and tomorrow.
Valdosta Georgia July 19 Colonel W B West president of the Georgia Senate closes out his milling and timber land interests in Marion and Sumter counties Florida selling to the McGehen Lumpbst Company for nearly 3000000. Trade completed in ten minutes at Ocala including Levon raw mill one thousand acres timber and assets. Original cost 1260000 years ago and profit since about 1000000. Also Eagles meet in Anniston Alabama with state officers and delegates to attend.
The funeral of Mrs Hugh Porter of Brunswick will be held at Patterson's chapel this afternoon at 4 oclock with Dr Ay G Spalding officiating. The body will be removed to Griffin today for interment. Carl FP Harbuck, seven months old, son of Mr and Mrs Harbuck, died of cholera infantum yesterday afternoon at 390 E Hmintner at rest. The body was taken to Camack for burial in Griffin.
Washington June 19 Senator Knox addressed the senate at length urging support for the lock type solution for the Panama Canal contending it outperforms the waterway’s alternative in efficiency and economy He directly challenged Senator Kittredge over Gatun dam control The agricultural appropriation bill with meat inspection provision arrived from the house and a conference on the naval bill was ordered to proceed.
Mrs Nancy Spencer widow of the late Judge Thomas Spencer died yesterday at 2 PM at 28 Georgia Avenue, Atlanta. Born in England in 1818, she moved to America in 1844 and to Atlanta in 1884. Survived by son William Spencer and several grandchildren, funeral at 3 PM today from 26 Georgia Avenue residence. Republican Clubs Stand Pat in Philadelohia reports reaffirming principles.
The cotton off men of South Carolina met in Columbia on June 19 and perfected permanent organization. About several dozen representatives attended. A feature was discussing extracting denaturized alcohol from birth and sweet potatoes during the summer months. The mills are idle seasonally, and the scheme would likely be profitable.
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