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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1902
Page
29
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New York May 9 Special Correspondence The Presbyterian Home Mission Board marks its centennial with a May 20 concerted program at Fifth Avenue church and Carnegie Hall. Roosevelt expected, Wanamaker to preside overflow, and Dr Hill McCook Niccolls to headline with Dr John Dixon addressing. Centennial reviews and a full slate of church leaders, lectures, and social events highlight a major missionary gathering across the church.
An 19th century advertisement touts Mozley’s Lemon Elixir for digestion liver and kidney issues and its lemon flavored tonics. Claims anecdotal cures from Rev C G Davis and Mrs S A Gresham plus Dr H Mozley involvement. Mentions 60¢ and $1 bottles, Atlanta Georgia production and druggists endorsements.
In Columbus Mrs A visits Mrs B whose parrot Polly suddenly shouts drop it breaking a vase. The moment escalates as Polly, perched behind, declares You're it as Mrs B enters, leaving the scene with two women puzzled by the feathered interrupter.
Berlin May 10 Special. The colonial office reports that Samoan chiefs named under the German governor retain title and salary but refuse to perform duties. They claim officials in stylized countries never work and only draw pay while others toil for them.
West Point Ga May 10 special correspondence. Miss Marie Hudmon of Opelika was guest of Miss Anabel Hudmon. Imogene Griggs back from Texas. Mrs Sarah Little Cooper arrives from New York to visit family. Mrs Couper welcomed back as former resident. Mrs A W Askew visits Alexander City then to home. Stella and Mattie Lou Shealey return from Anniston. J J Hagedorn heads to Philadelphia after weeks with relatives. H T Woodyard and W W Fuller go to Asheville to Baptist convention. Mildred Smith heads to Asheville then Knoxville and Atlanta before home. Hagedorn leaves for Cincinnati after stay with Isaac Hagedorn. Sunday schools’ outing committee hosts barbecue in Zachry building. $35 raised for chartered train to Grant’s Park Atlanta. Wollie Askew entertaining Fancy Work Club in East Side home. Mary Booker leaves for saree visit to south Georgia. Sucrette Lanier visiting sister Mrs E Branson in Athens. Mrs Branson to accompany home. Mrs Branson to stay with parents Captain and Mrs E F Lanter. Ladies praise Mrs B’s youthful looks, attributed to taking PRICKLY ASH BITTERS.
MO. L. MOORE & SONS advertises eyeglasses at 42 N. Broad St. in the Prudential building. It touts light construction, elegant design, and precision grinding by specialists, claiming their work is practically beyond competition.
On June 2 the summer term opens for teachers wanting to study mandola banjo and guitar. A practical concise course aims to quickly prepare you to teach. Write for particulars to Herbert H Mattingly, mandolin banjo and guitar instructor. Private lessonsAdvanced pupils finished Studio 610-61 Lowndes Building.
A. K. Hawkes presents eyeglasses noted for superior quality and artistry. Patrons gain assurance of perfectly scientific, comfortable frame adjustment. Located on the Viaduct in Whitehall.
A. F. Liebman advertises several attractive lots measuring 50 to 100 feet in front and 300 feet deep along the chert drive to East Point. The parcels lie in a fine residence district with streetcar access and nearby Central and W P B services. Prices are very low with favorable terms for buyers willing to improve.
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