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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1915
Page
22
A court record narrates a chaotic scene with John Hinson and Joe Hinson as the cow causes confusion. The officer explains the events while the recorder questions the participants about acts of wrongdoing and the animal impounded for public safety.
The annual meeting of the Anti Tuberculosis Society was held in March in the chamber of commerce. President Mrs Hugh Willett presided and reported on the year 1914. The society counted dues, donations, and city and other support, highlighting education and housing efforts, with nurses visiting tuberculous patients and a focus on preventive work. Officers were elected and directors listed, noting key speakers and committee work.
A substantial Dalton delegation will attend a Dixie Highway meeting in Chattanooga. The assembly is led by Chamber of Commerce members and aims to advance the proposed highway through the region, highlighting historical routes and expected economic benefits.
Fitzgerald Ga March plans are underway for the Georgia Odd Fellows and Rebekahs convention to be held next May. Local committees have been appointed and are organizing entertainment and duties for the visiting delegates from various lodges.
The notice outlines a name change of Uiton Counts henk to Stuart Witham and motifs surrounding a wedding involving Mr Witt am and Miss Harriet Calhoun of Avanta. It mentions a public event with a gala, prizes, and entertainment for 2000 guests hosted by prominent Atlanta society figures. The report notes a planned social gathering featuring speeches by officers and a reception, highlighting the couple’s engagement and social prominence.
Easter is a week away and a bewitching display of dress accessories awaits. Neckwear gloves hosiery and blouses entice women of taste and refinement with new styles superb quality and reasonable prices.
Dependable qualities and complete assortments mark this season as taffeta dominates. The range includes 36 inch plain colored, printed warp, stripes and checks, and chameleon varieties. Prices span from 100 to 250 per yard for styles such as pompadour and two toned hair lined taffetas.
Our dress goods buyer showcases spring serges in extensive colors and weaves. Over 500 serge pieces arrive for Monday business, including French seedes English twills cheviot gabardine and storm serges plus all-wool English twill serges in multiple finishes. Prices range from 5c to $1.50 per yard with specials on Monday.
Easter gloves arrive with new brands and styles to ease fitting and selection. Chatteau gloves in black white and colors are described as the softest pliable high quality French kid. Special lambskin gloves from Mulan are praised for pliability wearability and exceptional quality, priced at 150 dollars and 100 dollars respectively.
Easter neckwear offers a large assortment of organdie net and lace accessories. Include rolling collars in organdie lace trimmed and hand embroidered, vestees with organdie net, collars and cuff sets in nets and organdie, ruchings and Elizabeth styles in net and chiffon, prices from 25c to $2.30.
The silk hosiery section showcases a wide range with new colors including fast blacks, farns sand, putty yellow, gray, nut brown, moleskin, and Copenhagen, plus evening shades. Prices feature silk hose and ribbed children’s options, highlighting extra heavy varieties and musse silk hose in multiple colors.
The best dressers and style experts are flocking to this store for Easter footwear. Trade in novelties is at a peak with top styles on display. Features include patent pumps and colonial styles with fawn sand and putty tops, patent bar sandals with Louis heels and torn soles, white calf patent pumps with Louis heels, Mary Janes in patent and dull calf, and Misses styles. Prices range from 3.50 to 5.00.
Advertises a wide range of cotton fabrics including Flowered voiles organdies marquisettes Palm Beach cloth and cotton warp wool blends. Highlights new patterns and prices from 18c to 50c per yard with mentions of silk and cotton marquisettes novelty embroidered crepes and printed flaxons offered in various floral and geometric designs.
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