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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
9
A brief notice outlines a life policy option for a thirty year old purchaser with a ten thousand dollar endowment over twenty years. The summary notes a 20 in stallment settlement and mentions pricing details though amounts are unclear.
Dr Broughton writes of his London sojourn detailing impressions of the city’s people, unemployment, and social conditions. He cites employment issues, potential tariffs, and support for prohibition reinforced by sermons at Westminster and remarks from Anglican clergy. He also recounts meetings with editors, publishers, and a pastor, plus observations on Georgian attitudes toward reform.
E H Carman writes a card to The Constitution defending Christian Science as compatible with religion yet condemning medical drugs and spiritualism. He argues Christ healing via divine mind, warned against mind power quackery, and urges readers to accept true spiritual healing while rejecting hypnotism and material methods.
A fragment urges scholars to address dullness in a pup by proper eye care and fitting glasses. It suggests Hawkes Go Opticians at 14 Whitehall and 128 Peachtree as a place to obtain correct eyewear.
Lineman A J Scheltz of Southern Bell found a full grown coon at the top of a North Main street pole while arranging a wire. The animal was knocked loose and a foreman secured the coon, now kept in a box as Scheltz plans to tame it. The brief oddity comes after a night of possum hunting locally.
A fragmented ad notes reduced prices on north side lots and homes near Pine, with a $1509 fair price for a pretty north site and $1350 for a Park lot. Also listed are $2000 bargains and a strong lineup of Ansley Park, Inman Park, West End, and South City residences, all pitched for quick sales.
Promote buying a home by paying $800 per $1,000 with no fees. The ad claims a $3,000 home costs $2400 monthly until paid, suggesting ownership cheaper than rent. It seeks agents for Southern Real Estate Co at Empire Building, Bell Main 1474.
Washington reports two clerks from the department of commerce and labor missing since a Potomac river launch fire Friday night have been recovered. William H Gray of Tiots and William H Rule of Kaentiuch were found near Verils Hitbow where the launch owned by William Bo Alger burned. Alger swam to shore safely.
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