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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1912
Page
2
The article describes John W. Moore noting Grace remains confined while her husband, severely ill, nears death. Attorneys plan to seek bond and possible release if death is not imminent. Grace’s supporters press for her release in Atlanta as the case continues to unfold.
The long dispute over jewelry between Grace and his wife reaches a close as gifts are surrendered by both, including a diamond ring for her son Webster Opie and a Shriner’s bracelet. Grace remains frail in the Tower ward while Mrs. Grace faces continued legal pressure and talks with her attorneys. A Philadelphia visitor was denied access to the prisoner, and the couple’s estrangement unfolds amid press coverage.
Grace, confined at home, remains certain her husband Eugene Hamilton Grace will recover despite doctors calling his condition hopeless. She clings to faith, nursing him and reading aloud as she confronts his illness and the imagined future reconciliation, while an advert for eczema cure closes the item.
A chamber of commerce committee reported data from fifty cities showing central markets are convenient and profitable for both consumers and dealers. The study found city owned markets not only maintain themselves but also clear money. Secretary Cooper will gather more data and the committee seeks resident suggestions.
An advertisement-style fragment touts HKOMO QUININE and LAKATIVS BROMG QUININE with signature of E. W. GROVE, claiming world-wide use to cure a cold in one day for 25 cents.
In Kentucky a historic date marks a milestone as a pupil in a dramatized tale earns distinction for contributing to national memory. The piece recalls a moment in early national life, tying local schooling to broader national development within a narrative framed by Norman Fr. Mack.
Tax receivers grant one week more for city tax returns as crowds form at the hall. Clerks at As Many Windows endure long hours answering thirty seven questions under an iron clad oath, with many delinquents seeking to evade full returns while personal property assessments are expected to rise significantly.
The First Baptist Church hosts women only services with 9:30 Sunday school led by Dr. Willey and 10:30 church sermon on The Meaning of Church Membership. An evangelistic campaign by Dr. W. B. Riley and Chester F. Harris is affected by heavy rains but draws deep interest.
Alderman John E. McClelland furnishes a public card criticizing The Georgian and Forrest Adair while defending his mayoral bid. He claims efforts to uncover alleged political manipulation, vows to push equalized taxes, a municipal power plant, and a city lighting project despite opposition from business politicians and press scrutiny.
Minnie, born on the east side, steals at age three and hides a jewel in her mouth. Her incorrigible acts burden the family, while a royal settlement house identifies her as abnormal and sends her away for training. The family reforms, moves, and improves, after paying Minnie's expenses.
The Chattahoochee flooded the valley with foaming, rolling waters that spared nothing. From the trolley bridge to distant hills, debris and livestock carried away as homes and fields suffered vast losses. The river's power overwhelmed properties and frightened residents, with Topwell reporting lighter damage while nearby areas faced widespread destruction.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a note on finger talk and a remark about a Helers American item. The readable bits offer no clear event, date, place, or named people to anchor a fuller summary.
The article notes Minnie’s two year absence ends with improved condition thanks to expert private care and training. Parents credit home institutions lacking space in New York, deeming private instruction the only feasible option for children like her.
Hamlen argues surplus capital and energy should go to foreign markets beyond internal development, citing England and France as models. He notes Root’s positive impressions from South American visits but faults the State Department for missteps harming U S business and political interests during his tour.
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