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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
28
A garbled promotional note references Tennessee fats Madison pen and a notary, promising a sample bottle and four information booklets on kidneys and bladder. It mentions sending to Dr. Kitmer and Co and cites Atlanta Daily Constitution and sale offers at drag stores.
Dr Gault Boechalt advertises 114 years experience in Atlanta for treatment of blood poison with 16 injections. No consultation charge. Book on Diseases of Men at Austell Bldg 7th floor. Hours 9 to 2 7 Sundays 10 to 12.
Thousands across the United States contribute to the Morris family fund. Bennie Silverstein leads fundraising with a Wednesday collection of 268.45, aiming for 2,500 by week’s end. The Hitt cottage home is being prepared for the children, while neighbors report the baby girl, ill but not critically, longs for her absent father. A Holland theater benefit is planned with all gate receipts donated to the Morris fund. The City Athletic Club will stage a separate event to aid the cause.
Royal Arcanum of Atlanta calls a special meeting at 7:30 tonight in the Kiger building corner Hast Hunter and South Pryor streets. Brother Hooper, grand regent of Georgia, will attend and speak. Members are invited and urged to be present. Chandler, Regent Atlanta Council.
Eminent sculptor Louis Saint Gaudens and his wife, both artists, visit Atlanta for vacation and study. He notes Georgia’s prohibition and marvels at the absence of saloons while praising Southern hospitality and local art interest. The couple plans to return north as he continues work on Washington union station sculptures and Terra cotta figures.
The management secured top Atlanta talent for a fight card to support a family fund. A large refreshment-stand share will go to the fund. Donations include $78.30 from The Constitution and $5 from the Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Association Athens. Nathan Horringer gave $10. A donor list totals numerous contributions including cash and checks from many local residents and businesses.
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