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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1910
Page
15
Dr William M Baird argues gonorrheal disease is a major public health issue surpassing syphilis in social impact. He condemns “no cure no pay” ads and urges science driven, careful treatment, warning of chronic sequelae and pelvic infections in women, with patient responsibility and continental guidance.
The Atlanta Music Festival Association plans the formal debut of a $50,000 organ, contracted from Austin Organ Company of Hartford. Installed months ago, the instrument will be paid largely from festival funds and will be placed under a city board of control as a monument to Colonel Peel and the festival’s spirit.
The piece notes how life insurance evolved from a luxury for the well to a necessity for the ordinary man. It traces social rise in standards of living and the shift from relying on luck to forethought and financial planning for future contingencies. It highlights increased family cohesion and the expanding reach of insurance in pro social economies.
On May 31 the formal opening of Atlanta's new $50,000 organ will be held in the Auditorium Armory with Edwin Lemaire of London to give an organ concept. The instrument, purchased by the Atlanta Music Festival Association, will be played by Lemaire with Miss Florence Hinckie singing, admission 25 or 50 cents, proceeds toward paying for the organ. Colonel W. E. Peel led the project, overcoming skepticism to secure the grand instrument for the city.
Dr. L. M. White, a leading dentist and owner of White Center Rooms, offers to repair all children's teeth whose families cannot pay. In line with a new city ordinance requiring dental certificates, he provides this charity to allow affected children to attend school and prevent health issues from neglect. He plans to supervise personally this Saturday morning, assisting those in need.
A detailed plan for Atlanta Typographical Union’s Golden Jubilee is set. James M. Lynch of the International Typographical Union arrives Monday with events at the Grand, including a full program, banquet, and illustrated lecture.
In Dame Street Dublin a cart overturned scattering a bag of small coins from a church collection. A clergyman fled to the bank while bystanders and boys helped or grabbed pennies and half pennies from the roadway, causing a momentary traffic delay in a busy city center.
Tickets go on sale May 16 17 18 with a return limit of June 1 and a privilege extension to June 16. Full information available at Peachtree address and by phone.
The piece discusses John Stuart Mill on money value and price movements, proposing a multiple standard tied to staple commodities. It cites economists from Jevons to Norton and outlines a national banking system with government storage, elastic banknotes, and wages tied to commodity values. It also notes Albert Bellis menu for a banquet during a visit to Atlanta.
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