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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
12
A lyrical fragment evokes a luminous sky behind a figure with asters in the arms and a scarf of river-green mist. Shadows and autumn wine frame a memory on a dusty red road, hair loose, bramble clinging, and loneliness in the heart.
A historical portrait describes the Grand Duke Michael of Russia praising a woman as one of Europe’s most beautiful and indulged in jewels. It recounts Howard Chandler Christy’s early career, his rise after illustrating for Scribners and Ladies Monthly, and the impact of Christy girl imagery on readers, culminating in later works and health decline.
In Barcelona a panel posted a fake job ad claiming an American woman sought a young man to be her husband. Four hundred youths answered and were summoned to a retired post office outside the city. All arrived to learn it was a prank.
A fragment argues women enter real estate, running branch offices, guiding tenant needs, handling repairs, and serving as notaries. It notes female intuition for matching clients to homes, the value of tact with tenants, and the rise of repair and decorating roles in firms, highlighting gendered advantages in housing markets.
General Leon Jastremski a Confederate veteran and journalist, long a Baton Rouge figure, died today at 64. A former gubernatorial candidate and grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, he rose from private to captain in Louisiana troops and served as a U S consul candidate. His Reform platform marked his campaigns in Louisiana political life.
A northern paper claims a Augusta Ga couple on a farm keep a fourteen year daily tally of their quarrels. The husband records 6510 disputes including money requests, meals, sleeping snoring, mud tracked in, and minor domestic frictions. The blue paper bound volume is described as a rare curiosity.
A young dandy with no real status makes a listing in Paris by being the fourteenth man at dinners when a hostess is left with eleven guests. A telegram brings him into the scene. He is a polished host and most society acquaintances are unaware he is there on business.
Wallace Arnett, a young man from near Valdosta, was seriously injured by an accidental shotgun discharge this morning. The gun struck the door frame as he entered a room, blasting shot into his calf and tearing flesh. This was the sole accident reported from Thanksgiving hunting.
Federal Judge Sanders told the U S grand jury that newspapers publishing tips on races could be indicted if paid for. He warned that sending such material through the mails constitutes furthering schemes to obtain money under false pretenses and urged prosecution.
John Walker, a senior from Cartersville, died in Athens from typhoid fever. The accident prompted suspension of college exercises for the day as doctors investigate the outbreak and mourn the promising student.
Two football games were halted at Laughlin Oval in Williamsburg yesterday as six players were badly hurt. Catholic church society teams clashed with Williamsburg youths, sparking a riot as partisans rushed the field and police used clubs to restore order. One player said to recover. New owner takes Washington Gazette Chronicle in Georgia. George Lyndon Jr. succeeds W. Chapman as editor and business manager.
The recipe describes layering roasted eggplant with sliced tomatoes macaroni and cheese in an earthenware dish, baked slowly for about an hour and twenty minutes, then served in the dish with roast meats. Also detailed is ASPIC JELLY made from beef veal bacon vegetables and spices simmered to a gel, strained clarified and molded into blocks. Cheese blocks are formed from a cheese butter flour paste cut into shapes and baked until colored, then plated with parsley.
Mrs W J Stafford prominent Barneaville resident dies of heart trouble at home on November 29. Funeral planned for Saturday at 2 pm in the Methodist church with Rev J C Grogan officiating. She leaves husband and three sons W C Stafford R A Stafford and J Stafford and daughter Mrs H B Bradley of St Louis, plus sister Mrs J W Hightower and brothers J T and R J Blalock.
Rev Father Henry A Brann charged U S colleges with spreading agnosticism during a dedication of the Church of St Monica. He cited Columbia and Harvard, saying professors teach doubt while faith advances elsewhere. A second item notes a charter petition for the Washington and Elberton Construction Co to build a line from Washington to Elberton with 76000 capital.
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