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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
11
A fragment discusses how word of mouth drives business success. It argues that favorable endorsements from Bills and Janes empower advertising, while negative talk ruins it. The piece emphasizes public trust as essential before advertising can pay, with a note to repair fences if chats go against you.
A jumble of real estate notices lists Ada properties, DeKalb County land, and Atlanta homes. Advertisements feature furnished rooms, 3 to 8 room houses, rents and prices, and contacts like A Graves and Fletcher Pearson. Listings include 102 acres farming land near Lithonia, a Ponce de Leon area home, and several neighborhood properties with terms and trade options.
A brief reader note highlights advertisements in IMPRES materials. It cites Bill as pointing to a lesson about wow worthy reads. The mention frames the ads as notable in the IMPRES publication context.
Senate tariff talks loom over next week as progressives and Democrats mull concessions and possible cross party cooperation. Cumming drafts a measure. House steel tariff bill heads to Senate for negative report. Democrats back minority report. Sugar tariff faces opposition from progressives and some Democrats, with potential cross party compromise on a 40 to 60 percent reduction.
Modern Southern transport notice announcing two trains, the Dixie Flyer and South Atlantic Limited, departing Atlanta for Florida. Sleeping car reservations available, baggage checked from hotel, and tickets via Central of Georgia line with contact offices in Atlanta.
Albert Berry leaped from a flying aircraft using a parachute in St Louis on March 10, marking the second such feat in aviation history. He narrowly escaped death when the parachute tangled, but he recovered control and reached the ground.
Funeral notices list friends relatives and pallbearers for two services on Monday March 11 1912. Guy W Summers to be buried at Centerville 4 p m from Patterson Son chapel officiated by Dr L O Bricker. Sarah R Williams to be interred West View 1 30 p m at 519 Washington street with pallbearers named for 1 p m gathering at Patterson Son office.
In Essen on March 16 delegates from three coal miners organizations voted overwhelmingly for a Ruhr strike. About 150000 miners in 80 meetings across districts backed a fight to end the employers. Officials urge law abiding conduct and abstaining from liquor as police guard and troops prepare if needed.
March 16 report says two highwaymen felled James J. Rossi with a blackjack as he walked home with his day’s receipts from two stores. They rifled his wallet and escaped before help arrived. No arrests have been reported.
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