Norfolk Markinaws styles for men and young ladies
Readable listing announces Markinaws footwear in Norfolk for men and young ladies with prices set at 5.00 7.50 and 10.00.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1914
Page
8
Readable listing announces Markinaws footwear in Norfolk for men and young ladies with prices set at 5.00 7.50 and 10.00.
Macon Georgia November 9 Farmers day drew a large crowd despite poor weather. Prizes awarded in cattle swine and sheep with Tamworths Dutch Fork Truck Farm and Ocmulgee Farm among swine winners. Cattle winners include Marefords Sningler Anderson Farms and Red Polled entries. Racing card highlighted by Mucarret M in 2 24 1 4 and Layton P 4 4 trot. Track heavy from Sunday rain.
In Miblin Georgia on a Sunday morning, five stores including the post office were burned causing about $28,000 in losses. Insurance coverage totals roughly $11,000. Investigators note the Hinze store of EL Purvis was opened and the iron safe shows tampering marks, suggesting incendiary involvement after a prior robbery. Scott and Johnson, county residents, are mentioned in connection with the incident.
Joel Hunter of C. P. A. will address students at the Atlanta School of Commerce in the Walton Building on Tuesday evening. The talk, titled Gatton MII Costs, is the second in a series of speeches by prominent businessmen of the city.
Bishop War ren A. Candler, chancellor of the Methodist university, will give the second lecture in the Christian Evidences series. The talk is on Wednesday noon from 13 to 1 in the Wesley Memorial building auditorium and is open to all without admission or registration fee.
The article extols Red Cross nurses aiding wounded and dying in Europe while women support wartime labor at farms, coal towns, and families. It praises motherhood and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for women’s ailments, claiming it restores health and motherhood vitality.
Readers urged to send 20 cents for a copy of The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser before exhaustion. Send notice with stamps to Dr. Pierce Invalids Home Buffalo New York and a copy will be mailed prepaid.
The Atlanta Woman's Club voted to support the national good roads campaign, aligning with the Lincoln highway beautification plan. Speakers urged women to promote roads, noting education and civilization link, with reports on Tallulah School projects and Georgia Products day.
William Markham aged 10, a popular Atlanta youth, died Monday at 2 PM at the Howell Mill Road home of his sister Mrs. Smith D Pickett after a long illness. He had recently visited Highlands New York where he improved before relapsing upon returning home. Survived by his father Marcel lus O Markham sister Mrs Pickett brother Marcellus G Markham Jr and aunt Mrs Robert J Lowry. Private funeral services will be held at 2:60 PM today at the Pickett residence with Dr J S Lyons officiating.
State veterinarians report a strong precautionary stance against cattle plague in Georgia with little infection risk. A recent shipment from Illinois was stopped in St. Louis and barred from Georgia exhibition at Macon’s state fair, following actions led by Dr Fr Bahneen. The herd included prize thoroughbreds, though officials say no infections confirmed.
Burglars entered the Estes & Co furniture store at 382 Decatur Street on Sunday night and blew open the new safe, taking $6 and papers. The safe was moved to the middle of the hall and found wrecked. Julius Silverman of 404 Decatur reported hearing a muffled explosion. The crime appeared professional.
The Training School for Sunday School Workers by Wesley Memorial Institute holds its next session Thursday evening. The 7 o'clock general lecture by Professor Sledd on How We Got the Bible. 7:40 Old Testament with Professor Shelton. 7:40 New Testament with Professor Stedd. At 3 o'clock the internationals uniform lesson by Walker White. Supper served in church basement at 6:30 for 10 cents.
Miss Lifie McCrary and Pat ton Rivers, former students of the Springs School for Deaf Mutes, wed Sunday at the home of J. D. McCrary on Fulton Avenue. The ceremony, conducted in sign language by Rev. Lo W. Rivers, attracted many friends and former classmates.
Pelham sees the death of T. O. Battle a prominent local businessman and city council member after a ten day illness. Survivors include his wife and siblings. Bur ial scheduled for the city cemetery. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs. M. A. Alexander at 153 Kelley Street and Mrs. a Mayellian of 213 Simpson Street with services pending.
Uniform Lodge No. 123 Knights of Pythias hosts an evening program at 7 30 with speeches recitations music and a unique play in the Castle hall Kiser building doors open for all members ladies and Knishta of Pythias.
Geneseo New York November 8 Justice W W Clark adjourned supreme court after four jurors were selected to try Henry Siegel bankrupt merchant and second banker for alleged criminal conduct in New York business. A woman creditor rushed Siegel shouting wretch and attempted to strike him before detectives removed her from the courtroom.
A brief note announces Pez o My Heart screening tonight in Atlanta. The event highlights a local cinema showing the film with possible cast appearances and admission details. Fans are urged to arrive early for seating.
The state supreme court is in banc and could hand down a verdict today or later this week in Frank Crank’s third fight for freedom on constitutional grounds. If denied, an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court may follow, with further action by Judge Ben Hill on the demurrer.
Subscriptions adding over 100 dollars yesterday boosted the WCTU fund for the national convention in Atlanta on November 12 to more than 1,900 dollars. Cox College will provide accommodations for 25 delegates, with local homes also offered. Donations listed include 45 from W Woods White and 14 from Mrs W S Marper among others, as decorators prepare the Baptist Tabernacle and tower observatories for exhibitors.
H H Holland of Lawrenceville and Clarence Smith of Grayson, both tied to Gwinnett county highway work, came to Atlanta for the mood roads congress and fought last night at a Central avenue rooming house. Holland was taken to Grady hospital with three dangerous knife slashes on head and face. Holland said the men had been friends and fellow workers, but an argument during the call led to the altercation.
Calomel sprays doom on liver promoting salivation. Dodson's Liver Tone advertised as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without sickness. It claims quick relief from bile issues, cramps and nausea, with a money-back offer if not effective.
A clash within a house between Holland and two women led to Smith drawing a sharp instrument and injuring Holland. Smith fled but was later captured by police. The report notes the incident connected to the show Bewitching Pet O' My Heart at the Atlanta.
Dr Rudolf Schiffmann promises a full money back guarantee for Asthmador and Asthmador Cigarettes sold at Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta and through other druggists. Buyers may use the 50 cent package risk free. if it does not provide immediate relief or best remedy, it can be returned for a cheerful refund.
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