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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1902
Page
4
A fragmented note reviews indigestion risks from overeating and hints at remedies. It mentions remedies for stomach distress, digestive aids, and references to meals, digestion, and related concerns in a rough, OCR-like style.
fragmentary listing notes prices in cents per bottle and states the item is for sale by all druggists. The text implies a general medicinal or patent remedy distribution through pharmacies. No clear dates or entities beyond druggists are readable.
Police seized a $10 pool stake after a dispute in the Kimball house pool room in LaGrange. Officer M. E. Hearn claimed victory in a bet against a Jacksonville sharp, but a quarrel led to actions by Captain Thompson. Hearn posted a cash bond of 10.75, and the department searches for the Jacksonville bettor to avoid dismissal of the case.
All correspondence papers and tablets available this week at Viaduct Stationery Co. outfitters to the office. M Whitehall, next to Century Building, serves as contact.
The report chronicles Lewis Nixon of Virginia born 1861 who rose as a naval constructor and financier. It notes his Crescent shipyards triumphs including Mexican warship launches Vera Cruz and Tampico and his role shaping American shipbuilding amid competition from abroad. Nixon’s Navy career, design achievements, and political ties with the Democratic party are highlighted along with his family background and public-spirited leadership.
Local notices announce multiple funeral services for Rollins Harris Russell and White with pallbearers listed and services in Atlanta. Public notices include numerous council and ward candidate declarations for city offices and party‑backed bids for Alderman roles in the upcoming election.
The Bavannab Georgia paper lauds Martin F. Amorous for Atlanta council from the sixth ward while noting his lumber industry ties and business experience. It cites W B Woodend & Co expanding wire commerce and inviting orders, plus a weekly market letter.
The Robson & Holleman firm dissolves with Flolleman retiring. Rivers succeeds Field and the firm becomes Robson & Rivers. The previous firm was among the city’s largest and most enterprising real estate operators and renters, with Robson and Rivers both described as capable hustlers.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a public notices style item noting a party or trustee firm guarding pocketbooks and pricing by jewelers on Whitehall Street. The text is incomplete but implies a financial trust or price regulation claim with a focus on public interest.
Closing out sale offers large stock of new and second hand furniture in Atlanta with deep discounts. Items include oak tables, wardrobes, a Mason Hamlin organ, sewing machines, marble top tables, rocking chairs, high chairs, shades, dining chairs, bowls and pitchers, curtain poles, bedsteads, desks, bookcases, a mahogany parlor set, stoves, and more. Prices drop from low cents to a few dollars. guarantee of good order and rapid sale.
The commercial chamber cautions merchants especially foreign manufacturers not to exhibit at The Great Zurich Art and Industrial Exposition claiming the event is a fake run by a deceptive duo seeking to sell medals and prizes at high prices.
Schedule shows arrivals and departures for Union Depot Atlanta with lines from Central of Georgia, Atlantic, Seaboard, and Georgia railroads. Notable routes include Savannah Jonesboro Macon Augusta Covington Lithonia and Washington to Norfolk with times and service days. Sunday only and weekday listings indicate periodic service variations.
A fragmented timetable lists multiple Southern Rail trains with numbers and routes. It notes daily through sleepers, connections to Birmingham, Charleston, New York, and Richmond, and arrivals to Carrollton Columbus Memphis and Louisville with morning and evening times.
A fragment notes a public mistrust of a jewelry business described as fleece the public with inflated prices. The mention names KEINDEY and Whitehall Street, suggesting a consumer protection angle and a warning about price gouging.
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