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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1909
Page
7
The article highlights spring gowns and tailoring, praising silken fabrics, long skirts, and Parisian inspired details. It features white serges, woolens, crepe royal, faille, satin, and richly braided trims with embroidery. Readers are invited to visit early for the brightest, most exclusive pieces and varying price ranges.
In a rough Pittsburgh district the Little Jim park, built by Painters Row residents, rises from salvaged materials and labor. Leroy Scott records how mill workers and neighbors cleared an abandoned church site, set a fence, arch, and flagpole, and planted flowers to create a shared haven. The park symbolizes native striving for light and air against grim tenements and a distant industrial mill.
Multiple committees will convene through the week to act on papers from the general council. The street committee meets Friday for a Martels street repaving petition. The electric railways committee reviews an Interurban Railway extension petition from Apr to November. Other meetings include the fashions, tax and electric light, claims, sewers, board of health, charter revision, and work on the wonder commission subcommittees.
An advertisement states invisible bifocals provide near and far sight in one glass. It notes customers should verify satisfaction, and recommends models that give absolute satisfaction. The ad lists Walter Ballard Optical Co. at 7 Peachtree Street.
Fragmentary notice describes a government green stamp overlapping a betlie containing Clarke's Pure Mee and mentions parts age and strength. It notes ferful quarts delivered and AL mail order Loures in a vague, non-specific context.
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