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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
8
A vintage notice urges homeowners to choose quality materials and paints. It extols Pure White Lead as a weatherproof protector of wood and a base for any color mix. The ad promotes Dutch Boy Paint Adviser No. 188 and National Lead Company of Broadway, New York.
For headaches of all kinds including sick nervous disorders and headaches from heat cold grip or stomach troubles. It also relieves colds and fevers swiftly. Liquid easy to take, pleasant to use. 10 cents 25 cents 5 cents at drug stores.
Edward H Walker, a Georgia gubernatorial candidate, issues a public challenge to fellow nominees to adopt his hard line on prohibition. He vows to veto any reform bill not backed by anti saloon forces and urges named opponents and leaders to act on principle. Campaign notes show Hoke Smith maintaining momentum with extensive support and organizing in Fulton and surrounding counties. Smith plans educational speeches in Mount Zion and Hartwell as Hart’s entry reshapes dynamics.
An auction is set for this afternoon at 4 PM featuring seven business parcels and six houses on Mitchell Street at the corner of Davis. The sale lists multiple properties to be offered in one event with emphasis on location and timing. Local buyers and investors are urged to attend.
James A. Ferry of Gwinnett, candidate for railroad commissioner, paid the $50 entrance fee to the state executive committee and declared his candidacy. He cited unanimous local support and endorsement from the Lawrenceville board of trade, comprising about 160 leading citizens.
Delicately formed guidance praises Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle safe laxative for women of all ages. It notes the genuine California Fig Syrup Co product in original package for about fifty cents, available at leading druggists.
Letters from Georgians report broad support for Brown as Hoke Smith campaigns, with many counties predicting Brown will win. Voters express confidence in Brown’s reelection and pledge county majorities, while Brown stays at the statehouse and eschews campaign appearances.
Dr R E Stallings state chemist and pure food expert will publish a detailed Pure Food Bulletin on Georgia pure food and drug laws. It will propose changes to strengthen the code and improve protections. The department notes the act has gained standard law status and influenced southern states.
Judge John C. Hart left Atlante for Union Point to arrange funeral rites for his nephew Grigsby H. Thomas who, with two companions, drowned in Annapolis. In a Capitol interview he denounced partisan rancor, urged a peaceful Georgia, and said he would campaign about state issues, not factions, while supporting nonpartisan candidacy and ballot purity.
London reports the death of Duke d Alencon, grandson of King Louis Philippe, in June. In Chicago a man named Frank Thompson shot an unnamed woman in a rooming house then killed himself, leaving a note claiming he failed to redeem his companion.
A Salisbury Missouri woman credits Grape-Nuts with curing chronic stomach cramps and vomiting after physicians failed. She adopted the food and reports complete relief and restored health. Her husband also praises its value, selling cases to doctors across the county. The account urges reading The Read Wellville pamphlet for evidence.
Judge Job C. Hart resigns as attorney general of Georgia to take effect July 16. Governor Brown accepts the resignation and appoints Hewlett A Hall of Coweta County to succeed. The senate adjourns as the commission is readied for action. Hall, described as one of the ablest lawyers in the state, will assume office July 15. The move prompts a field of candidates for the vacancy. Hart expresses gratitude to the people and admiration for the governor.
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