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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
2
A broader health column advocates herbal kidney care spotlighting Dr Kilmers Swamp Root as a safe option. The piece warns winter lifestyle raises kidney strain and urges immediate help for symptoms like backache and urinary issues.
Authorities report all imprisoned men were ordered shipped to a mining camp after the explosion. W. D. Roper of McCurtain led the surveying party. Ralph Kenney, son of a local pastor, was among the companions. Guards surround the mine as churchgoing families mourn, coffins ordered from McAlester, and Mayor Bourland appeals for aid for victims’ families.
Mrs Daisy Opie Grace remains determined to surrender to the Atlanta sheriff if her husband dies as doctors foresee. Prosecution associate Lamar Hill asserts no basis for alarm or escape, and says Mrs Grace can attend to crucial business in Philadelphia in two or three days then return to Atlanta. She weeps at news of possible rearrest as reporters note their movements.
Juarez sees a street demonstration after news of a border ban on munitions. Americans flee to El Paso as saloons reopen and authorities hold up dynamite shipments, with Taft’s order blocking cross border cross-border explosives. Mexican revolutionaries denounce Madero as incapable and seek peace and order.
A 1911 letter from William H. Clark describes a months long hand rash causing sleepless nights and loss of work. He credits Cuticura Ointment and Soap with soothing and healing his hands, claiming complete recovery. The passage shifts to a dramatic courtroom scene involving Mrs Grace and related travel delays, with Attorney Branch stating she will return to Atlanta for trial after visiting Philadelphia.
Fragmentary text discusses a prom judge, a “million-dollar baby” and a proposed $500000, mentions an area and fee classes for fish, fishermen, and bait. The World is cited with a line about owing every man the living he earns.
A damaged OCR fragment references a woman and a dreamer figure, noting a conversation about an accident involving a “poor fellow” at sea. The unreliable text hides key names, places, and dates, leaving only scattered phrases about thoughts and a tale of misfortune.
Alone with no relatives, Mrs. Danay Grace faced a $7600 cash-free bond. Two men signed to secure her release, J S Fain and I G Clarke, with Clarke a known real estate figure. Fain, not a regular bondsman, agreed due to friendship with attorney John W Moore.
By J A Branch Chatham Va March 20 Special attorney Lamar Hill for the prosecution said doctors did not expect Grace’s death within three weeks. The speaker stated Mrs Grace would surrender immediately if her husband dies and will return to Atlanta after business. It appears someone may be crafting sentiment against Mrs Grace.
Danville Va March 20 Special. While Mrs Grace lay awake in her berth early this morning a man peeped through the curtain lighting a shaft of light. She signaled softly and the intruder withdrew then reappeared. Conductor Mills said the man would get off at the next station. The incident followed guards on Atlanta newspaper men being locked out and denied flashlight access in the Pullman car.
Miss Rose Blumenthal gave a refined recital at the Grand in Atlanta under the Atlanta Musical Association. Her tone is easy and evenly produced with faultless enunciation and strong interpretation. French songs, two in particular, revealed coquetry and charm, while arias from Tosca and La Boheme showed style. Eda Sarthulomew supplied musical accompaniment as the audience of modest size offered warm approval.
March 26 reports widespread labor unrest across New England over wages in cotton and woolen mills. In Lawrence militia kept order near American Woolen Co mills, while 800 Thorndyke operatives in West Ware struck for days. M C D Borden to raise wages 10 percent for 6000 workers at Fall River. others cap raises at 6 percent. 750 Woolen mill weavers vote to return to work tomorrow. Most mills, except Everett, operate near full capacity.
Mrs Daisy Grace travels toward Philadelphia on the United States fast mail with reporters in tow after her arrest at the Tower. She speaks of her husband’s expected court appearance and awaits the trial while praising Southern hospitality and planning future steps.
A witty exchange notes that a man who married the woman he loved still faced economic strain. The dialogue highlights the idea that two cannot live as cheaply as one, implying financial pressures despite romance.
A fragmented social society dialogue shows a judge debating a marriage with a doctor and society dames. The mood mixes ennui and curiosity about how the other half lives as they discuss interest in divorce. The piece reads as a social gossip vignette with witty exchanges.
The article describes a defendant in Philadelphia, supported by attorney J A Branch, as she shields her husband Grace in a courtroom drama. She recounts lavish honeymen expenses of 600 to 800 dollars weekly, yet shows no anger toward Grace and remains confident of winning the trial. The couple plans several days in Philadelphia as their case proceeds.
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