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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
10
Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Co promotes silk shirtwaist suits with fine taffeta silk in navy blue and other grounds. Advertises substantial discounts while claiming quality equal to or better than rivals. Emphasizes fashion, prices, and that the bare silk is worth more than the completed suits.
A new collection emphasizes materials and style with emphasis on silk shirtwaist suits. The display claims to be unmatched in Atlanta and invites public inspection.
Costumes Today presents a display from leading French ateliers and local designers. The collection emphasizes practical yet beautiful street and afternoon wear with numerous exclusive models.
A complete exposition of Europe’s latest fashion thoughts from Paris with original models and our adaptations. Focused on giving a correct idea of approved spring millinery modes for wear.
Colonel Robert J. Lowry, president of the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company, praises Baltimore's recovery from the great fire. He notes rapid district rebuilding, strong southern trade, and growing regional wealth. The article also covers visits by Dr. Beckwith of Cleveland, Hon. J. Hull Davidson, and other figures, highlighting Atlanta’s rapid progress and business optimism.
Atlantans face a season of costly millinery as shop windows display hats priced from modest to very high, signaling Easter among the city’s fashion mood. The piece notes wives and daughters, husbands and families face the budget impact, while fashion lobbies push matching outfits and accessories. It contrasts spring’s bloom with shopping pressures and hints at social expectations tied to attire.
In Waycross Georgia city court Leon Smith, a young white man, was convicted of selling whisky to a minor and Sentencing has not yet been passed. Also charged with selling whisky in another count to be tried this term. F J white ten was tried and acquitted of beating his way on an Atlantic Coast Line freight train.
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