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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1905
Page
8
The report notes the minute red spider pest, common across the cotton growing South, attacking leaves and sometimes all parts of the plant. It has appeared injuriously in prior years, notably 1903, causing substantial damage to cotton.
Disjointed OCR fragment recounts threats and courtroom notes regarding a prison case in Valdosta Georgia. Mentions Deputy, judge Mitthell, and possible death sentences upon retrial. Contains garbled names and scattered legal references amid protest or sensational wording.
Washington reports Captain 8 Woovenry to be detached November 15 as commandant of the Sixth naval district and head of the navy yards at Port Royal and Charleston. JH Nickels named successor at Port Royal and Charleston. The general ceremonial role and duties shift with the new assignments.
Special report notes Ka We Bitlow returned from a several day trip to Atlanta where Arma assembly president Maarletta Aguier of Georgia state was honored in pleasant ways. A reception in Atlanta featured officers of the grand assembly.
Dispatches report ongoing unrest across the empire with fresh massacres in Odense and Caucasus clashes between Tartars and Russians. Jews face brutal attacks and arson as troops withdraw. fear and displacement rise while officials discuss cabinet changes, viceroy resignations, and Finland’s political shifts.
An article urges readers with hay fever or catarrh symptoms to consider a long established remedy. It lists common signs such as sneezing, foul breath, nasal blockage, headaches, and loss of smell, promising a proven cure offered at affordable price. The piece appeals to those suffering and stresses the remedy’s prior success and accessibility.
Police burst a Chinese opium den at 59 East Hunter Street locking up thirty six men and releasing about a dozen. The raid uncovered a gambling den a temple a junk shop a boarding house a hospital and a grocery all connected in a crowded, smoky, multi room operation. Detectives documented names of arrestees including Low Woy Lee and multiple Lees and Charlas.
An advertisement touts a painless home remedy titled Pyramid Cure for piles. It claims instant relief and a permanent cure with a free trial pack mailed in a plain wrapper, urging readers to insist on the product from their druggist and to send 50 cents for a full box.
London reports the death of Sir George Williams founder of the Young Men's Christian Association and longtime head of its bondem center. Born 1821, he died today at age 80, with his wife and a few close friends at his bedside. His influence spanned decades.
A young student killed near Sunliv night had his remains transported to his home in Fayette county for burial. A funeral cortege accompanied by community members and officials met and passed resolutions honoring the deceased. A separate report notes a fortress commander killed by a bomb in Georgia, with his family reported among the dead.
A garbled OCR text outlines a court scene with named individuals and a charge of disobedience or conduct. The fragment references bond, a formal hearing, and a morning session around 30 o'clock, with unclear names and places, suggesting a legal notice or trial summary from a historical paper.
Fragmentary obituary mentions Colonel Wilson dying at his home after months of ill health. It notes a recent apparent improvement and hopeful outlook before his sudden decline, with references to friends and admirers and a large gathering at the burial.
Miss Susie Newton died after a decade as a history teacher at the state Normal in Athens. She previously taught in Athens city schools and Deloy area. The Normal school plans a memorial service and funeral arrangements will be at 4 oclock. The Presbyterian pastor will conduct the service.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions John Huffman and others with scattered names and numbers, lacking coherent details about event, location, or outcome. The readable bits imply a sports or incident note but do not establish clear facts.
Tutt's Liver Pills claim to maintain liver function and prevent morbid conditions before disease. They are marketed as a preventative for sick headaches dyspepsia dizziness bad taste in the mouth heartburn coated tongue loss of appetite constipation and bilious liver ailments.
The Supreme Court today affirmed a Missouri state case upholding the eight hour work limit for state workers. Chief Justice Tull announced the decision, noting no written opinion was delivered. The ruling preserves the prior standard that eight hours constitutes the workday for public employees.
Men and women are told they can receive a free consultation examination and medical advice. The advert promises no pretended guarantees or deceptive claims and notes free use of hospital equipment including X rays. It touts nearly 25 years Sears experience in treating chronic diseases with no extra charges for medicines.
An old style advertisement touts Dr Hathaway and associates as highly reliable specialists for chronic diseases. It claims cures for kidney and bladder issues, nervous exhaustion, rheumatism, syphilis, heart disease, and other ailments with guaranteed payment terms and worldwide methods.
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