Delightsome Bridge Luncheon Hosts Honor Guests
Mrs. E B Everett and Mrs C H Burke hosted a Thursday bridge luncheon at Mrs Oakle’s Lee Street home honoring Mrs Jack Winn of Columbus and Mrs Cullen Goolsby of Foggyth. Prizes included embroidered towels and handkerchiefs as guests, with two tables of play and a later luncheon.
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E. B. Everett
C H. Burke
Oakle
Lee Street
Jack Winn
Columbus
Cullen Goolsby
Foggyth
Sam Coney
Goolsby
Winn
B. F. Easterlin, Jr
Henry Lumpkin
Mary Glover
Kirkland Sutlive
Stuart Prather
Edefeate
Charles Ernest
Portmouth
A.D. Gatewood
Lovely Bridge
R.a. McNulty
J.-D. Hooks
McNulty
FE. B. Council
J. A. Hixon
J. D. Hooks
Hollis Fort
Lawson Stanleton
W. Turpin
A. D. Gatewood
Myg
A. G. Duncan
Cliff Williams
Walter Rylander
Barlow Council
H. B. Allen
Barlow Couneil
Ernest
Ernect Mus
A. G. Dutnean
Lawson Stanteton
J D. Hooks
R. FB. McNalty
J A. Hivone
Cabinet Shakeup Not as Expected For Coolidge
Washington notes describe how President Coolidge did not drastically redraw his cabinet after taking office. Several Harding appointees remain, with key figures like Mellon Hoover Hughes and Denby continuing to shape policy while internal power dynamics show dependence on the White House for some decisions.
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Washington
Coolidge
Harding
Iam Slemp
Evert Sanders
Daugherty
Denby
Wallace
Hughes
Mellon
Melon
Hoover
Commerce Department
The
Treasury
White House
Kellogg
New
Wilbur
Sargent
Davis
Labor Department
War Weeks
War Department
Motor Excise Tax May Be Repealed
Atlanta news notes drivers nationwide will push for repeal of the federal auto tax. Local auto association members say the motor tax is unnecessary given a 1925 surplus of over 350 million dollars and the end of the war. The article also oddly mentions gold and dentistry as unrelated insertions.
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Atlanta
Auto Association
Edith Petersen and others visit and travel in early 1900s era
In Washburn Wisconsin Edith Petersen, fifteen, helps her stone mason father and works lifting rocks and carrying hod. A congenial party including Mathis and Verna Peerr drives to Knoxville Tennessee for a visit. Sarah Cunningham visits Miss Ruba Gammage in Americus. Frances Lane heads to Tampa to see her mother Mrs. J O McArthur. Flora Surles returns from Savannah as a guest of relatives. Bernice McArthur arrives from Clayton to spend the weekend with Miss Mary. Virginia Williams of Buena Vista guests Miss Nell Hoge near Americus. G C Webb attends to business in Thomasville. Burwell Meeks visits his brother O A Meeks and Mrs Meeks on Bell Street. Mrs Harvey Mathis returns from a stay in Miami Florida.
Local Social Notes Highlight Hickory Guests and Travel
Mr and Mrs Homer Bankst and children plan a two month stay with relatives in Robert ae. GV Ivey of Atlanta visits Americus on business. Miss Frances Johnson of Huntington returns from Columbia University and was hosted in Philadelphia Washington Knoxville Tepas and Boaz Ala. Mrs Roy Murphy and children travel from Charleston to visit her mother Mrs Evan T Mathis en route to Orlando. Mrs ae Kimmell of Sarasota visits Prof J E Mathis. Recalled as Miss Rebecca Mathis. Mr and Mrs J T Jones and several others listed among local acquaintances.
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Homer Bankst
Robert * Ae
Frances Johnson
Huntington
New
Roy Murphy
Wil
Charleston
S.C
Heg
Evan T. Mathis
Srg
Orlando
Fla
Mr. Murphy
Ae Kimmell
Sarasota, FL
J. E. Mathis
Leesteet
Kimmell
Byaher
ReBecca Mathis
Hair Growth Breakthrough Promises Real Results
New York men urged to ditch tonics and oils and try Rudolph Althars hair growth method. The former Elmhurst druggist, now retired, claims to have developed a tonic that actually grows hair, using externally applied preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Althars
Elmhurst
Lone Island
Mountain air from typhoon breeze praised as healthful
A description extols mountain air swept in by the typhoon as pure and healthful, likening it to the refreshing ocean breeze and its soothing, cleansing qualities.
M Madoon visit to Marco Island shows clash over titles
Tampa Aug 28 William G McAdoo wartime cabinet member visits Fort Myers to gather first hand details on the Marco Island dispute. The controversy centers on disputed titles to property held by developer Collier and an association of early settlers.
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Tampa
William
McAdoo
Fort Myers
Marco Island
Mr. Collier
Mother and babes left penniless in Bowing Green tale
A penniless widow, Grace Taylor Daviess, with 21 month old twins Jimmie and Dickie, remains in Bowing Green after her husband Al Daviess, a traveling salesman, left for Louisville last Wednesday promising to return by weekend. He has not yet returned, and the family fears he may have deserted them.
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Babes
Bowlling Green
Jimmie
Dickie
Grace Taylor Daviess
al Daviess
New Orleans
Daviess
Louisville
Nurse sav es two patients with miraculous remedy
A nurse recounts saving two patients from dangerous complications by using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble. The ad claims the product clears intestinal mucus, reduces inflammation, and cures stomach liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee after one dose.
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Mayr
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Washburn, Wis
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Codele
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East Church Street
Frances Lane
J. O. McArthur
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Savannah
Bernice McArthur
Clayton
Laurel Falls
Americus
Mary
Virginia Williams
Buena Vista
Nell Hoge
G. C. Webb
Thomasville
Burwell Meeks
Nichols
O. A. Meeks
Mrs. Meeks
Bell Street
Harvey Mathis
Miami
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GV._S. Ivey
J. T. Jones
Dutius Harvey
W. R. Crane
J McGants
Rubi
Sparks Grocery
R. C. Elis
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Empire Loan & Trust Company
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Bragg’s Market
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New York
Rylander
ShaShows
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Ames
John Conway
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