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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement promises complimentary messenger service for ads and directs callers to Bell phone 4927 Main and Atlanta phone 4401. It reiterates that ads sent should be paid for at the quoted rates.
Retake IIR MEX ee. Eee Bit are See FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT A MODERN 6-ROOM BRICK East Cola J & Morgen 180 Spring street. WANTED ROOMS WS ROOMS a2 want FOR RENT OFFICES 1Ce SPACE IN NICKS PURNTS H om pe Fhous S533 oe cal at Cam.
An OCR fragment lists misc items for sale including a well tipped gun and a two room apartment on Whitehall Street with contact details and nearby landmarks. The text is garbled but suggests sale notices and housing items with street references.
Real estate ads list multiple properties including a new cottage on North Avenue near Jackson Street with appealing features and terms, a new trio on a main road near Ponce DeLeon, a nine room Fifth Street home with modern updates, a four room elevated Jet X18 property near Grants Street, and a peach tree area bargain near Peachtrees offering easy terms and rapid viewing.
West Atlanta Park offers seven to eight room houses with free initial month and two more free after one year. Only good families admitted. Located on the river electric car line, twenty minutes from downtown. Each home fronts a fifty foot park with trees evergreens and flowers. FERRO PHOSPHATE SPRINGS in the center reputed to cure stomach or kidney troubles. New church, store, and school house planned for $2,500. Captain D. T. Mille will show the properties. Rent 20 per month.
A vivid narrative voyage from Pleiad to Aldebaran documents alien planetary courts, red daylight and ruddy mists, and the Aldebaran life form. The crew meets intelligent shepherds, surveys towns with bizarre architecture, notes Mars-like gravity, and witnesses a melancholy sun nearing extinction, casting doom over the world and its inhabitants.
A fragmented report notes the death of an individual associated with a place or event called Funny Mall. The article hints at sparse remarks and personal tributes, with references to footprints and rites, amid a tense, unclear public response.
Weather report outlines conditions for the cotton belt with mentions of warmer temperatures in the north and upcoming days. Forecast notes general regional patterns, with attention to Friday and Saturday trends and moisture indications.
Fragmented forecast notes cloudy conditions with cool air in parts of Tennessee. Mentions a low pressure system near Matlanad and warmer fair weather in the eastern section tonight and Saturday.
Fragmentary regional bulletin item references Cotton 1 region, Montgomery and Savannah, with unclear specter and Ponte 7B. Mentions Becton directing operations.읽
Births column lists Mr and Mrs Furman Cheek in Plains Paris area with a string of unreadable OCR artifacts. The text also mentions one-story frame dwellings at Fraser and West Songs M, and a Banking and Savings Co. lot in Auburn. The rest resembles a narrative about mood but lacks clear facts.
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