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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1912
Page
2
Sera K Stowe aged 5 died at her parents home 64 Stewart Ave Sunday afternoon. Body moved to Poole's chapel for a moral announcement. Funeral service planned for later today from the residence with interment at West View cemetery.
A Georgia farmer millwright G W Simmons argues for terrace systems to prevent land erosion. He praises Hurt’s methods but stresses simple, cheap, land-wide solutions. Simmons outlines terrace levels, soil conservation actions, bluegrass sowing on banks, and practical steps involving plows, seed, and brush broom to keep land from washing away.
Large crowds attend the First Methodist church as Bob Jones begins a two week revival, with Rev. Dr. Wiggins declaring the audience the largest since his Atlanta arrival. Jones urges slowing down to tend to souls, while Edward McKenzie leads in song and many confess faith after Sundays services.
Readable fragment suggests a classified style offering moderate prices on denial work with garbled branding and a low price promise. Contains unclear names and place markers, but indicates a cheap service listing.
Father Rapier of Sacred Heart Church issued a sermon on Rome and a public offer to send Catholic books free of charge. He promotes the book Question Box and other writings to explain Catholic beliefs, urging papers to publish this card and spread the offer. Address: Father Rapier, Catholic Church, 289 Ivy Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Forsyth theater offers Willa Holt Wakefield and Max's Burlesque Circus as marquee acts. Notable features include Horace Wright Rene Dietrich, Carl McCullough, Franklyn Ardell and company, electric demonstrations by Div McDonett, plus Betty Rubel, Betty Revedte, Gertrude Dudley and a full lineup of songs and comedy.
Dr Dean Ellenwood delivers an eloquent service honoring the auidiers buried in Marietta's national cemetery. He praises their sacrifice and calls memorials schools of patriotism, noting courage and fidelity to principle cross social lines and inspire national ideals. The service closes with the song Tenting Tonight and reading from Hebrews about a great cloud of witnesses.
In San Juan del Bar Nicaragua on May 26 the United States urged the Nicaraguan government to force its partisans to disgorge claims paid to them after the revolution totaling millions of dollars. The note proposes using reimbursements to offset claims approved by the mixed commission and redeem paper currency. No verification from the state department could confirm a forceful note was sent.
Covington Missouri and Brownsville Indiana women report relief from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after months of debilitating hemorrhages and failed medical options. One case had a doctor recommending surgery before the remedy restored strength. both express gratitude for improved health and ability to work again, crediting the product.
Readable text is severely garbled with no clear person, place, organization, or event to anchor a factual headline or summary. The fragment provides no actionable details or outcomes to summarize.
New York May 26 After failing to pick five members for the seven man arbitration board to handle the engineers demands on the eastern railroads it is understood that Dangle Willard and P H Morrissey the arbitrators representing the railroads and engineers will place the matter before Chief Justice White of the United States Supreme Court Judge Martin A Knapp of the Commerce Court and Labor Commissioner Charles P Nell this week as originally agreed
Fragmentary report notes church leaders and members discussing debt reduction. Mentions Pastor Jones 18 and a plan to equitably share burden among all connected with the church as the indebtedness remains.
In Monaca Pennsylvania on May 24 Mrs Anne Bozore aged 36 feeding a month old baby was struck fatally by a man named Michael Nebber 64 who had called her a scab. Nebber was arrested after Bozore’s head was blown off by a double barreled public safety firearm. The baby was unharmed though distressed.
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