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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1924
Page
7
An advertisement describes a strong blackhead treatment using gritty paste soap and cleansing cream. It promises rapid improvement after one use but warns of skin irritation if misused or if pimples are present. It instructs hot washing, paste application, thorough rinsing, and cold cream afterward.
Inquiries on skin cleansing with cold water or creams, yeast treatments, and borax mixes to reduce pores and manage hair curl. Advice covers salicylic acid cucumber juice blends, henna for gray hair, and hair shine. Readers are urged to send stamped self addressed envelopes for personal replies from Miss Forbes in the Beauty Chats column.
A condensed extract from La Rochefoucauld’s maxims explores appearances over truth, love’s many forms, valor unseen, hypocrisy as homage, and pride in virtue. It notes that people seek establishment through appearances, actions often reflect luck rather than design, and genuine goodness is sometimes mere inertia.
A Toronto Globe excerpt promotes homemade cough syrup using 2½ ounces of Pinex and syrup to make a pint. It claims rapid relief, soothes throats, and aids bronchial issues while urging readers to ask their druggist for Pinex with directions. The pitch emphasizes affordability and guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
Mrs. H L Bradford of Phoebus Virginia testifies after twenty years use that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound eased menopausal distress including hot flashes and insomnia. She notes three sisters also benefited and invites inquiries via the publication. Sold by druggists nationwide.
The Color Cut-outs depart the station after a Thanksgiving visit with their grandmother. Roger and Sarah accompany them as the train reels away toward the city. Betty and Billy wave from the seats while the engine whistles. Next week the Cut-outs promise a feature on pretty Christmas favors and decorations.
A dress pattern article offers a wool or rayon model in Scotch plaids or fur velveteen for girls aged 4 through 10. Details include sleeve lengths, yardage for 40 inch material, and contrasting collar cuffs. Pattern price 10 cents. order via Fashion Department, The Constitution, Brooklyn address.
Independent candidate H. W. Bedinger Baylor filed his campaign expense with Comptroller General William A. Wright, asserting his defeat was caused by ballot misdescriptions. He says Walker’s ballot listing labeled him as independent, misled voters, and he plans to pursue a legislative contest. Other candidates reported no spending.
First reports from the American Red Cross membership campaign indicate a 20 percent rise in eight southern division states over last year. With partial returns from 207 of 564 chapters, enrollment stands at 168,005. Georgia reports 87,947 and Louisville area 49,007, with southern headquarters forecasting the south’s largest total in four years.
An anecdote recalls a high school class laughter when a teacher attempted a formula on the board but mistakenly chalked the end of the pointer, prompting amusement among students. A clipping shows an odd spelling blunder from a Pioneer newspaper, illustrating typographical difficulties and delayed corrections.
Savannah November 28 Lieut Colonel Conrad E Koerper medical corps retired who served as acting health officer in Savannah from late 1921 until 192? dropped dead in Washington D C this morning He was 47 years old He served in the Philippines and in France
A dense description of a cross numbered word puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries. Clues include animals fluids pronouns presidents and places with crossings that build a network of interlinked words. Thematic references include water terms and various linguistic cues as solvers fill the grid.
Post office at Haylow Georgia was burglarized Wednesday night stealing stamps and cash amounting to 32.15 plus about two parcel post packages. Joe C. Johnson, chief of postal inspectors for the district, reports via telegram from Vancouver British Columbia. Dominion customs data show foreign cars entering British Columbia totals 16542 in the first half of the fiscal year began April 1 and ended September 30.
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