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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
5
This fragment states the office requires written notice for advertisements and promises prompt polite and efficient service for want ads. It references a phone used exclusively for Want Ads and guarantees service quality. The readable text is incomplete but indicates ad submission and customer service assurances.
Classified column shows numerous help wanted notices including porters, cooks, laborers, solicitors, route carriers, and skilled trades. Employers advertise for white or colored workers, hotel staff, garage and factory roles, with pay rates, locations, and contact offices such as The Constitution offices and various agencies in Atlanta and surrounding areas.
Classified advertisements list several hiring notices for domestic work and female employment in Atlanta. Items include cooks, maids, nurses, teachers, and assistants, with locations at Century Building, Whitehall, and other downtown addresses. Several postings offer wages and specifics on duties.
Auction notice chases furnishings for a well furnished eight room home including bedroom dining parlor reception hall kitchen and porch plus regent room pieces. Sale dated today at 908 Pryor Street by Bernard Auctioneer with other ads for used furniture appliances and signs scattered among local vendors and salvage firms.
An old classified fragment lists Springer’s Auction House at 258 Pryor Street and Dr Edmondson’s Tansy Pennyroyal and Cotton Root fills described as safe remedies for menstrual irregularities and suppression. It also mentions marriage chemists at 14 South Broad, Atlanta.
Railroads publish a dense list of arrival and departure times for Atlanta. The notes emphasize schedules are for information only and not guaranteed, with daily and Sunday patterns across lines such as Central of Georgia and Georgia Railroad. The column lists trains to New York, Columbus, Birmingham, Charleston, and more, including Pullman services and night trains, alongside partial notices for other lines and local service details.
Real estate salesmen wanted for city property in Demorest. Positions offer salary and commissions. Conferences will be confidential. Contact Lock Box No. 162. Chas A Horne, President.
Numerous ads seek boarders and furnished rooms in Atlanta upscale areas. Offers include private baths, table board, meals, and housekeeping, with references and proximity to Peachtree streets and central city amenities.
For rent apartments offering furnished four room units with private baths and utilities in New York and elsewhere. Listings include 30 Marlborough, Ivy 6050, 501 Fifth Ave, Hudson River view units at Riverside Drive, Bos cobel at 83 Hurt St, and a six room unfurnished North area apartment. Also seeks a large furnished house near town. Listings mention rents from $32.50 to $100 monthly and private baths, kitchenettes, and electric service. Additional stock and bonds ad notes shares for sale at $100 per share with 0.50 onchepp? dividend info unreadable.
Classified rental notices show multiple rooms and apartments for rent near Broad Whitehall and city areas. Listings include furnished and unfurnished options with kitchenettes, water, heat, and private baths. Prices range from five to fifteen dollars monthly, with contact numbers and street addresses in Atlanta areas. Many rooms offer connecting layouts, quiet homes, and proximity to libraries or landmarks.
Summer rental notices show several listings including a six room cottage with modern conveniences near a streetcar line at $25 per month. Other ads offer furnished rooms near Main Street and 10 South Broad with weekly rent bulletins available from local agents Forrest and George Etageo plus J Woodside Leasing.
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