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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
3
A lively description extols parasols as essential to summer ensembles, pairing them with varied fabrics and colors. It notes outdoor use, the two main parasol groups, and the befitting choice of hues like brown, gray, cardinal, and white, highlighting their role in completing a charming ento urage of the season.
A fragment describes varied coaching styles and end treatments for natural woods. It notes different woods including worm-eaten and water-logged types, with effects possibly not from real worms. Silks and coverings such as Taffeta Grace Sarah Japanese India are mentioned in the fashion context.
Trimmed of the impressionist school the maker frames a cloud like a parasol. Imagery suggests chiffon grenadine mousseline embroidered fabrics to float above heads in the coming summer days.
The sun withers flowers and harms delicate beauty, but parasols offer protection. These graceful shields, calling the sun to pause its rays, bring relief and freedom as June sales begin. They embody airy, delicate care and practical fashion for outdoor life.
A catalog-style note extols a prestigious stock of fans including Japanese and gauze varieties. It asserts enduring excellence, fashion appeal, social desirability, and comfort, claiming unmatched quality in the South through frequent compliments and favorable relative estimates.
A 14 year old girl Mary Koch riding east on Capitol avenue ran into Jim Houde Byear, daughter of Mr McEachron, near 860 Capitol. the younger girl suffered cuts above eye and on forehead and required physician care. Mr McEachron said the accident unavoidable as his daughter darted into the path of the bike.
The Atlanta Typographical Union hosts an eight hour smoker tonight at Turn Verein hall as a gift to the Georgia Federation of Labor. Chairman Wardlaw says nearly two thousand guests are expected with features including tenor solos Solon Druk Inmalier violin solos Dave Silverman and Buchanan’s Orchestra interspersed with brief addresses by prominent Georgians.
In Tifton Georgia on Thursday June 21 the wool growers of Berrien Worth and Irwin counties will gather to market their combined clip. For five years they have pooled wool within a 15 to 20 mile radius and sold it in a single lot. Sales have ranged from 18000 to 30000 pounds annually. Prominent growers and buyers from major exporting houses will attend.
The University of Georgia held its commencement exercises with a baccalaureate address by Dr Francis G Peabody of Harvard University. The ceremony featured graduates receiving Bachelor of Arts degrees and other honors.
In the senior class notes various prizes are listed including $50 in gold for the best German essay from the late Professor CP Willcox and the late Professor Horace Russell. Other awards include Judge Horace Russell’s ethics essay prize, the Daughters of the American Revolution historical essay prize with a silver cup, and the Bryan prize for Our Form of Government.
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