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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1915
Page
10
Fragmentary readable text suggests a home remedy involving egg and worm products for scalp care. The garbled wording mentions washing to remove residue and leave the scalp clean. Specific ingredients or measurements are unclear.
Congressman Charles R Crisp travels from Americus to Washington to join a Ways and Means Committee meeting arranged a week before Congress convenes. The move echoes his father’s service on the same panel. Also notes a veto push on a $15000 annual district schools appropriation and a Chicago conference on foot and mouth disease. Lamar transferred to Colquitt county. Ware county warden changes and a $50 reward offered for Maties’ apprehension.
In memory of son Henry Lanier who died in Thanksgiving auto crash, Mr and Mrs Frank Lanier presented Americus Hospital Association with 2500 dollars to honor Henry by dedicating a ward. The hospital, built at a cost of 30000 dollars, will be freed from debt by this gift.
Five thousand letters with 1006 Red Cross seals each prompt responses praising the charity. A street drive begins Monday with volunteers required to report at 1:30 am at the Piedmont hotel along the work day lineup.
Beginning next Monday through Sunday, four missions will be held at St Philip's Cathedral with Dr Wells, formerly of New Orleans now of Macon, as missioner. Daily services include a children's session at 3:30 and an evening service at 7:39. The mission runs as part of a nationwide preaching effort during the two weeks from November 29 to December 22.
A general meeting of the Atlanta Woman Golf association will be held this morning at 1930 at the Georgian Terrace. The executive board of the Atlanta chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meets at 10 30 with Regent Mrs Joseph Madison High. The City Federation of Women's Clubs meets this afternoon at 2 40 at the Atlanta Woman's clubhouse. The executive board meets at 2 26 o clock.
The Southeastern Fair association executive committee sanctioned plans for a 1916 fair with a $145,000 upgrade of the current plant. A new concert hall style exhibition building, a race track around the lake, and a grand stand will be added, with a 24,000 capacity. A landscape architect will design the grounds to fit the natural lake location and attract exhibitors.
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce conducts its annual officer and director elections today from noon to 5 pm at the Chamber building. Provident Wilkinson leads the election as managers with a nominating committee proposing a slate for president and five vice presidents, plus officers including treasurer and two-year term directors.
The Georgia Harvest Festival education moved Monday into its new office at 603 Chamber of Commerce building. The space was provided through the courtesy of the chamber, where officials will conclude the festival's affairs.
Waycross Georgia November 29 special Trueman Hunsuck 11 and his sister Herrice 8 are heirs to an Arkansas estate valued at 88000. Lat tle Rock reports their grand uncle J H Lerkey recently died leaving the property. Nothing heard of him for years. The estate will be held in trust by the children's parents until they reach age and then be divided equally.
Queen Victoria of Sweden arrived in Copenhagen from Sweden today and immediately departed for Germany, according to a dispatch from the Exchange Telegraph Company. The move follows a royal visit and signals continued royal travel across Europe.
Furnished seats and envelopes valued at 5, 19, and 24 cents will be provided along with boxes for seals and money. They must return to the Piedmont. Qables are asked not to work in office buildings as special committees have been assigned for Monday.
Newnan Ga November 29 Special At a primary election city officials were nominated for mayor H Arnall and aldermen C HB Glover T M Goodrum W J Murphey and J JT Williams for board of education L NS Orr T Bi Davie T BE Atkingos and Frank Wilkinson The regular election will occur on Saturday next.
A fragmentary weather note describes frigid conditions in North Georgia with near freezing temperatures and biting winds. Atlanta shows a wintry scene with Christmas displays as cold, dry air continues to hold. Forsyth advertises matinees daily.
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