Silver Deposit Ware reveals new wedding gift designs
Mater and Berkele of 81 Whitehall Street introduce tooled bouquets and floral pieces for weddings. New figures and flower jars join the line as wedding gift options.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1902
Page
11
Mater and Berkele of 81 Whitehall Street introduce tooled bouquets and floral pieces for weddings. New figures and flower jars join the line as wedding gift options.
Edward F Younger surveys Chicago amid strikes and coal shortages. He cites Mayor Harrison and merchants over funds and municipal priorities, reports on civic decay, dirt, and crime, plus reactions from reformers and real estate leaders. The piece notes brutal treatment of children fueling moral decline and mentions race tensions in Eldorado and a tragic teen romance.
A wary farmer finds youngsters in a hay loft after a failed mass suicide attempt. Gillian bought a revolver and cartridges and the pair fled homeward to die together but the rim fire weapon and center fire cartridges avoided a double tragedy. The girl was spanked and Gillian sent home as investigators note the mismatched ammo. The incident underscores a doomed romance turned near tragedy. Armour and Co profits loom amid wheat market maneuvers. Lyman Grover resigns to manage Mansfield tours. his critics praise his stage works and warnings against cheap shows.
A promotional piece extols charcoal as a safe cleansing remedy for the stomach and bowels. It claims charcoal improves breath, complexion, teeth whitening, and general health. It promotes Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges as the best value and cites a Buffalo physician endorsing daily use for various ailments.
Boston reports show Augustus P Gard ner potential governor candidate amid reform talk and flat republican strength. A coal shortage drives wood prices up while a bold stock trade yields quick profit for a reporter. State House Bullfinch front requires repairs as teachers face salary cuts and school costs surge. A somnambulist bride and Roumanian warship visits add local color to a turbulent week.
A Hard Teacher reflects on real estate title contests and the lessons learned from prior disputes. It discusses examining and insuring titles and offering guidance to spare others from similar losses and sufferings.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company, located in the Empire Building in Atlanta, announces ongoing operations and services from its downtown office. The notice highlights its incorporation status and regional reach for trust and title work.
The article recounts Mascagni nearing an American tour and note on his flamboyant Paris and Rome attire. It recalls Cavalleria Rusticana winning a 20 000 lire prize after his wife rescued his manuscript from fire. It also touches on Columbia University’s new Chinese language chair with Professor Hirth, and social scenes of physical culture, Bishop Potter’s cathedral work, and Maurice Grau reflecting wartime anxieties and a Boer War era remark on women in war.
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