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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
1
Market report by W H White Jr of White Provision Co details curing prices for beef cattle. Quotations cover steers, cows, heifers, pigs, and hogs with weights and ranges, noting steady to higher trends and quality variations. London and New York markets referenced, plus provisions and miscellaneous commodity notes.
The past week showed no major changes as trading stayed quiet in New York. Weather delays and post-holiday hesitancy shaped sentiment, with prices trading within a narrow range and observers awaiting nearer views of the new crop before a clearer trend emerges.
One in ten wear Red Seal shoes made in Atlanta signaling a regional push for Georgia produced footwear and southern industry growth.
Tokio March 20 Baron Yun Chi Ho a former Korean cabinet minister was sentenced to six years in prison at Seoul. He is a prominent Fungshi-speaking Korean, former minister of education and foreign affairs, and has held royal offices. Also sentenced were Yan Ki Tak and three others to six years each, with earlier trials yielding ten years for Yun Chi Ho and others to five to seven years.
Mrs R B Parker director of The Constitution’s woman edition visited Calhoun Georgia on March 20 to rally support for the June issue aiding the Kila F White memorial fund of the Georgia Federation of Women’s clubs. She met civic leaders at Mrs C C Harlan’s home and a new board of commerce formed to work with the ladies.
Continued from Page Twelve, listing numerous property transfers, street addresses, and dates such as July 15 1908 February 1 February 27 March 18 and March 1. Items include land parcels on Jackson Street near Mrs Cochran’s jot and northeast corner of an intersection, estate dealings and administrator notices, and executor deeds. Also contains cargo listings and mining stock quotes with references to Alabama Avenue and Macon Georgia. The notice names varied individuals and businesses including Treadwell Bve Mae Kinder and New Antioch Missionary Taplet church, with transaction notes and valuation details.
A group of Evangelical Ministers from Atlanta will seek talks with theater managers today to push for ending Sunday movie showings. If talks fail, a city-wide boycott and legal action are threatened, with a Monday report to the ministers' association. Dr. John B. White cites aims to protect Sunday rest and Southern morals.
Dr Henry H Tuley of Louisville described the need for pure milk for city children and outlined a proposed Certified milk commission for Fulton County. He cited New Jersey origins, reduced infant mortality, and noted sanitary reforms, veterinary and chemist oversight, daily milk supply from compliant dairies, and free ink for children through a local fund.
A fragment lists committee members including Dr John White Baptist Dr Dunbar H Onden Presbyterian Dr G C Hanscom Congregational Dr C O Jones Methodist Dr Charles W Daniel Baptist Dr W C Schaefer Ish Lutheran Dr John K Wing Episcopal and Dr L O Bricker Christian as part of the southern customs discussion.
Fire swept the upper parts of Miss Pet Wasson’s home in Thomasville yesterday afternoon, starting in a kitchen from a defective flue. The blaze endangered the house as the department fought to save the lower portion from the flames.
National Health Journal reports widespread winter malaise with tiredness, liver and bowel issues, sallow skin, appetite loss, and “spring fever.” It promotes a generic tonic costing the same as a pint and suggests a preparation mixed with sugar water before meals to cleanse the system and restore health.
A fragment notes Levees Antisepe in Vansder is non poisonous and claims no equal as a disease preventive. The text mentions druggists 25 and 81 AGL in Reokted and sample tree LR 9TyYRRPE with Chemiat, Washington, D. Of.
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