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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1912
Page
3
Letters from Mrs. Hattie Hamilton of Latonia Kentucky and Mrs. Anna Hyde of Portland among others praise Peruna as effective for weight gain improved vigor and overall family use. Testimonials claim it builds strength while addressing colds constipation and kidney catarrh with continued use.
Athens Ga March 16 Special Dr A M Soule president State College of Agriculture and faculty have added seven clerks to answer letters of inquiry requests for information and personal assistance as farmers seek scientific knowledge for the coming crop season. More than 150 letters awaited personal attention, a sign of farmer interest and demand for disseminated agricultural information, with replies possibly delayed a day or two.
An analysis of Georgia's 1910 census figures highlights farm value growth, land, and crop data. It notes total farm property value rising to 580 million plus, increases in land, implements, and livestock, and cites corn and cotton production shifts. The report, by Joseph T. Derry, praises Georgia’s agricultural expansion since 1869 and contrasts census with yearbook estimates.
John Marshall Slaton announces his candidacy for Georgia governor. The piece highlights his long legislative career, including nine terms in the General Assembly, two terms as speaker, and two unanimous Senate presidencies. It notes his reputation for fidelity, nonpartisanship, and handling of major fights such as the prohibition bill, with emphasis on his public service and framed in a period voice.
A fragment from the Catholic Standard and Times depicts a wry exchange about a broken engagement and a mock question about a compound fracture. The dialogue references Hunter, Miss Richley, and themes of love, pine trees, and a hat in a playful, era-tinged tone.
An old newspaper note extols keeping bowels open for child health. It touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, reliable family laxative preventing digestive illnesses and reducing doctor visits, claiming broad, everyday usefulness and easy dosing.
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