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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
11
A brief note describes CEY ree TEA as a safe stimulating beverage for coffee consumers. Taken at breakfast it provides a healthy start without nervous relaxation. It is presented as more than a drink, an invigorating health beverage. To make it use half the quantity of regular tea and steep four to five minutes in fresh boiling water.
Birmingham March 14 Mrs C W Clifton of Dalesford West Virginia and Mrs J Y Kimberly of Dallas Texas mother and daughter reunited after thirty one years caused by a roving band of gipsies They met in the union station this morning The daughter recalls being stolen at age five from West Virginia and rescued by worthy people in Texas The gipsies were placed with gold They planned to continue to Texas after meeting last month
Engineer Lee L. Wells of 620 Woodward Avenue was crushed when Atlanta and West Point passenger train No. 36 struck a left-standing car in the terminal station yards. Wells was taken home by Grady hospital ambulance.
Prominent cotton mill men from Georgia, South and North Carolina joined American Asiatic Association and National Association of Manufacturers as they urged the Foster bill to amend the Chinese Exclusion Act. Delegates argued for admission of higher classes of Chinese, citing business needs and ocean of China trade, with speeches by Col. Tompkins and bishops.
President Hammes and Secretary McHugh of the Stone Cutters International Union hosted a smoker. J Frank Uimmes of Scranton Pa and James F McHugh attended as featured guests.
The general secretary-treasurer of the organization, headquartered in Washington, visited Atlanta yesterday afternoon and last night as guests of the Stone Cutters union. They attended a smoker at Hibernian hall on South Pryor street and met members of the local union along with leading Atlantans from other trades.
An advertisement extols Wine of Cardui as the natural remedy for women’s monthly pain and related ailments. It argues beauty fades with pain, claims Cardui has relieved over a million women in 70 years, and positions the product as a scientifically prepared women’s medicine.
Mrs. Mufinda A. Akers of Basham Virginia describes a 15 year medical struggle with monthly headaches back and body pain and a prolapse. She says her husband found Wine of Cardus and after nine bottles she reports returning health and improved strength.
Prominent figures in business and municipal government join a smoke-filled hall decorated with trade emblems. Andy McElroy acts as master of ceremonies while Hammes McHush and Mayor Woodward address the crowd. Hon. P H Brewster, injured by a trolley collision at College Park, shows slight improvement.
Mrs Belle Dykeman wife of G N Dykemann died at 1 am at her Grand Bulld Bee residence after a long illness. She was a prominent Atlanta singer and choir member known for her charitable work and cheerful presence in musical circles. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a dramatic exchange with a fortitude claim and a marriage reference. A woman asserts ownership or commitment as a dramatic line unfolds. The text is garbled but implies a confrontational moment around a wife and a bet or pledge for $25. The exact context remains uncertain.
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