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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1914
Page
10
Lucille LaVerne needs a real live baby for her Lyric Theater production "The Heir to the Hoorgh" opening tonight. No stage experience required. applicants should be about three or four months old and available this morning with Miss LaVerne to assess suitability.
A home remedy claim urges readers to use a 402 bottle of Stuarts Buchu and Juniper Compound to relieve backache and kidney distress. It alleges the formula acts on the urinary tract, cleanses waste, and stabilizes the bladder while promising rapid relief after meals and by avoiding sugars.
An offer for a free steamship and useful map of Great Britain with a book of tours on the Western Railway of England. Includes details about distribution through ATRL at Gen. Act. 501 5th Ave. N. and related promotional notes.
Augusta Ga May 3 The National Cotton conference gathers representatives from nearly all major cotton exchanges and trades organizations for a two day meeting to set up the National Association of Cotton Exchanges and discuss standard rules arbitration zones and futures contracts A temporary chairman oversees the opening with plan to elect a permanent chair and secretary. Delegations from New York New Orleans Dallas Little Rock attend and committees will define rules and future action to be sent to Congressman Lever for committee review.
Notice of timetable changes for the Georgia Railroad effective Sunday May 3 1914. Details list train numbers from Charleston Wilmington Augusta Buckhead with departures from Augusta and Buckhead. The fragment notes multiple No. 3 No. 1 No. 5 No. 7 and No. 13 services affecting these origins.
Jacksonville hosts the United Confederate Veterans the Sons of Confederate Veterans and the Confederate Southern Memorial association for their annual convention this week. A parade social events and a return of a battle flag mark the program with addresses of welcome by Florida officials and a final veterans parade and ball on Friday.
Nathan Rosenfield of Peachtree Street is held on suspicion of poisoning after a reported ingestion. He was taken to Grady Hospital for stomach pumping but the test showed no bichloride or mercury. He remained under medical observation overnight and claimed the tablets in his pockets included poisonous antiseptics and headache pills.
Costa Rican Minister Calva announced Fred ina Gonzalez as president designate. The new four year administration will be inaugurated. Two rival candidates, Alfredo Fernandes and Carlos Duran, polled 12,00 and 41,806 votes respectively but neither secured election, prompting congressional selection of Senor Gonzalez You Know and We Know.
A flood of attempted suicides in Atlanta is reported from Grady Hospital and surrounding area. Victims include a woman on Capitol Avenue saved by doctors, two people who swallowed carbolic acid, a girl who died en route to hospital, and multiple others who attempted the act amid dire illness and despair. A prominent insurance agent, a teen girl, and a youngster at Piedmont Park are among the cases noted, with several saves by rapid medical intervention.
Reports by leading forestry and water power experts outline state policies and recommendations to Congress. The Conservation Congress condenses these into three volumes for interested readers on agricultural resources, fish and game, inland waterways, fire waste, and cost of living. Executive committee includes Condra, Wallace, Pardee, Teel, Pinchot, White, Baker, Allen, Sterling, Field, and Drinker.
Consul Rati idan at Batavia reported to the state department that the condition of Madame Mordica the opera singer is hopeless. The brief note conveys concern over her health status as of May 3.
Savannah May 2 Special The Democratic Executive Committee of Chatham County in a special meeting unanimously endorsed Randolph Anderson of this city for governor. The resolutions praise his long legislative career, appoint him as Senate president, and argue he is the most qualified, experienced, and honest candidate to lead Georgia, with broad understanding of state needs.
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