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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1912
Page
30
The scene describes stolen clothing found downstairs after a shooting, with Mr Branch moving items to Mrs Grace. Mr Grace remains critically ill, likely to live weeks, as Mrs Grace seeks counsel with physicians for bond if death is not imminent. Her attorneys push for bail, citing lingering confinement and a call for her release.
The closing chapter of the Grace jewelry affair unfolds as all gifts between Mr. and Mrs. Grace are returned. Mrs. Grace, now in the Tower, fears another attack and awaits legal counsel while her husband grows weaker but remains defiant. A stranger from Philadelphia sought access to Mrs. Grace, but was turned away.
An advertisement touts The Lax-Fos Way as a medicine that strengthens the liver stomach kidneys and bowels while acting as a systemic tonic. It urges customers to buy the first bottle on a money-back plan and asks druggists to stock the second bottle.
Grace stays hopeful about Eugene Hamilton Grace’s recovery amid a hospital confinement. Her unwavering belief and devotion contrast with the grim medical notes predicting hopelessness, while a pinned ad touts Grove’s Sanare Cutis for eczema cure in days.
A chamber of commerce report shows central markets profitable for consumers and dealers in fifty cities. When city-owned, these markets not only cover maintenance but also clear funds. Secretary Cooper compiled the data, and Chairman A J Orme urged more input from residents of Ate.
Ad touts HHOHO QUININE as laxative brom quinine as a world circulating cure by EB. W. Grove. Claims a gold cure in one day with a proprietary mepatore. Readers urged to buy and trust the remedy for rapid results.
A partial field from a Kentucky source mentions a pupil named Feta and a patel event tied to Mack's National Monthly. The readable fragment hints at an important date but lacks details. Further context would identify the exact event and participants.
Tax receivers grant one week more for city tax returns amid long lines at the tax office. Clerks answered many questions under a new law with thirty seven inquiries per applicant, some citizens unsure of meanings. Officials noted delays from evasions and expected personal property returns to rise significantly.
The First Baptist Church hosts women only services with Sunday school at 30 minutes past. At 10:30 a speaker discusses The Meaning of Church Membership. A 3:30 Young People's meeting covers The Fellows on the Outside, ages 15 to 35. Dr W B Riley and Chester F Harrie lead a campaign interrupted by heavy rains. Tonight at 3 PM Dr Riley preaches A Wife and Mother, a Model in Bath to women. The sermons address besetting sins and moral themes. A new afternoon series by Dr Eilley starts next week with topics The Sign of the Times and The Second Coming of Christ. Harris expects a large choir for Sunday meetings. the pulpit is extended for the choir.
The Chattahoochee valley endured an immense flood that swept yards and yards of land, carrying off trees, livestock, and belongings as it surged from hills to ridges. Residents reported thousands of dollars in losses while Jonwell area saw relief as waters stayed within banks.
Alderman John F. B. McClelland submits a public card defending his mayoral candidacy and challenging charges printed in The Georgian regarding the Georgia Railway and Electric Company. He criticizes Mr. Adair’s statements and calls for fairness while questioning the handling of the $50,000,000 franchise issue and related property improvements.
A local figure pledges to push for tax equalization and a municipal power and lighting plant while opposing mayoralty issues. He vows to shield the city from business politicians and press hostility as he presses for a decisive settlement of debts and reforms. Minnie receives praise for improved care during a two year absence. The note mentions limited private care options for children like her in New York institutions.
Minnie born on the east side steals at age two and hides jewelry in her mouth causing family suspicion. She becomes incorrigible, robs neighbors, nights out, begs publicly, shaming siblings. Capital settlement house identifies her as abnormal and sends her away for training. family improves, moves, and betteres siblings as they start anew and contribute to Minnie's expenses.
James Co Yamlen summarizes Roothan comments from 1965 journeys to South America. He notes Roothan urged using surplus capital abroad and surplus energy outside borders, praising England Germany France as models, but criticizes the current State Department for poor handling and public embarrassment during a recent visit.
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