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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1914
Page
12
Readable fragments report a joyous school girl social for Miss Scott held yesterday afternoon. The text then shifts to a testimonial praising Cardul from a patient, describing relief from weakness nerves and female complaints, crediting Cardul for restored health and strength.
Clara Louise Scott hosted a garden party at Dr and Mrs Charles Henson's home on Ponce Avenue. Chrysanthemums and roses decorated the house. Prizes included amethyst pins and silver items. Numerous guests and hostesses attended, with cake and tea served in the Georgian Terrace era style.
Mir and Mrs Galhouse announce the birth of a child on November day at home after Mr and Mrs Berzstrom of New York have been spending several days in the area.
The nominating committee for the Atlanta Ad Wen carnival to promote hog and hominy events during December 3 and 4 will meet in the coming days. They will nominate twelve debutantes as candidates for the mammoth ball, where the queen will reign at the Auditorium Armory on December 3, with lavish costumes, masked dancers, and bands promised to make it a grand revel.
The street committee of council meets to prevent layoff of 170 paid men and about 1 in stockade prisoners. Proposals require property owners to fund curb and street work on Boulevard DuKarbenne and Lake Avenue, with city to advance pro rata assessments. Work to start once funds are raised. extra city funds to cover shortfalls.
Robert Gregg speaker and secretary of Atlanta Steel tells Atlanta School of Commerce students that cost element governs steel manufacturing like any industry. He emphasizes complete cost sheets listing every expense, direct and indirect, to accurately build operating costs for future business ventures.
In Cordele on November 18, Greek citizens face a voting eligibility dispute as five men claim citizenship papers for naturalization. Carswell will determine if they may participate in the November 20 city primaries, with registrar insisting proof of papers before voting amid uncertain claims and possible possession issues.
Roswell visitors including Meyer, Renner, and Johnson presented large apples at a congress exhibit. The display, claimed as top quality from D Johnen’s Roswell orchard, inspired a federal road bill favoring Indian reservations and government access. College Night at the Atlanta Page features My Heart is the charming play tonight.
Atlanta Associated Charities workers visited eighty three families providing fuel groceries medicine and clothing. Women volunteers secured school books and clothing for children and arranged aid for sick and needy. Several cases included rent relief and assisting a mother and infant, with support from Rotary and school authorities.
Prominent Atlanta businessmen led a drive to raise 320 000 for reopening the Associated Charities. With 2500 dollars left, Mr Candler urged city residents to subscribe quickly. The charity had been tentatively reopened and awaits full funding to resume aid programs.
A second box of clothing and supplies for Belgian sufferers will be sent from Valdosta in a few days. Mrs Rich, wife of the Episcopal rector of Christchurch, leads the effort collecting clothes for men, women, and children and for Red Cross nurses. It is intended as a Christmas relief for war sufferers.
Cobb county fair displays seventy four boys and twelve girls with corn yields led by Grady McCoy at 95 bushels per acre. Paul McGlure and Ralph W Worthcutt won prizes, while district prizes funded by Representative Gordon Lee went to several teens. Senator Hope Smith and Miss Celeste Parrish spoke on agriculture and farming industries. County demonstrator Professor Creel will move exhibits to the Rome district show next week.
Reports to the state livestock commission indicate 12 foot and mouth disease has appeared among deer in the upper Michigan peninsula. Hunters complain railroads refuse to accept any deer carcasses for shipment, fearing spread of the disease.
November 13 at the fair grounds a pilot named Yerrell met a tragic death when his aircraft telescoped and plunged to the earth. Chester reportedly held 4 percent in the venture as the machine buried the victim.
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