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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1912
Page
3
Mr. James P. Bracken of 442 W. bor describes nearly twelve years of nasal catarrh and poor appetite, with indigestion. After a month on Peruna his symptoms cleared and he reports no trace of catarrh. The letter from New York City supports Peruna as the remedy.
Mr Frank Richter of 369 East Second St Winona Minnesota writes that Peruna cured his catarrh of the head and stomach after trying many remedies and several doctors. He credits five bottles with the success and endorses the remedy.
Mr. Michael Rooney of Waterview New Jersey writes that years of exposure and neglect led to a long illness but Peruna cured him in two months. He credits friends for recommending the remedy and expresses gratitude for the improvement in his health.
A widowed mother in Atlanta, left with four daughters and a baby on the way, pleads for relief as the community learns of the family’s hardship. The father had secured work in Memphis and planned a home at 89 Gilmer Street before tragedy struck. The four children pose for a somber photograph as prayers and pride mix with sorrow.
After Aaron Morris was killed by a stabbing near a prize fight at Harry Btaten's place, a crowd collection led by A. C. Shackelford raised 16.40 and donations poured in from many locals and businesses. The money, turning over to The Constitution, augments earlier gifts to Morris's widow and four children, with donors including George A. Speet, Boston Shoe Company, Minton, Veterans groups, insurers, and numerous individuals across addresses in New York and nearby locales.
A ledger lists numerous subscriptions with names and amounts, totaling 186.78, including George Hillyer and Leopold Haas, plus notes of payments by telephone and many individuals and firms. It also cites stray domestic anecdotes from Minneapolis and a funeral service anecdote involving a child.
The piece argues that cold and inclement winter weather delays asphalt repairs in Atlanta. It notes only one asphalt gang of ten men exists due to machinery limits, and urges more equipment and crews funded by the city to finish repairs on Peachtree and Pryor Streets, warning delays worsen street deterioration. The Constitution has highlighted the issue, prompting taxpayer attention.
A proposal to adopt a measure ensuring timely street repairs at the next meeting is discussed. The resolution would call on the council to appropriate funds to equip the construction department with adequate workers and machinery to prevent streets from becoming dangerous.
Washington reports the Canal Zone American colony tops world for ice cream consumption. The Isthmus government runs three new continuous process freezers producing 50 gallons per hour to meet demand. A classroom joke highlights a prolonged “bitter end” ending.
Washington reports a full canvass by regular Republican leaders shows Wisconsin Senator Stephenson will retain his seat by a safe majority after an investigation into possible use of corporation funds for his election. A vote on the matter is expected next week, with debate likely delaying action until midweek.
The report says new Korean carvings are insignificant beside Japan's recent Korea carving. A commentator mocks marriages at under age 85 and muses on male prospects after 35. The English are praised for inventing plum pudding despite faults.
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