Globe trotter Miss Miller returns from Lapland trip
New York reports Miss Celeste J. Miller of Chicago, a wealthy globe trotter, has just returned from a six month tour covering 32 000 miles. Her travels in forty years total 900 000 miles, and she will arrive in Chicago on Friday. The article mentions her late father Henry F. Miller, Illinois pioneer and land fortune maker. An extended note explores the nautical phrase tap the admiral, tracing origins to Nelson legends and contrasting them with historical accounts from Life of Nelson by W Clark Russell.
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New York
Celeste J. Miller
Chicago
Globe Trotter
Lapland
Miss Miller
Henry F. Miller
Illinois
Admiral Nelson
England
Trafalgar
Spithead
Nelson
W. Clark Russell
Popcorn Queen and the Stormy Road to Yes
Ted Marshall persuades Madge Holbrook to promise marriage if she will eat popcorn. After two years in the city he returns with a nest egg and treks home as a storm drives them to shelter at the popcorn queen’s abandoned house. A candlelit night ends with Madge agreeing to marry if he relishes popcorn.
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Ted Marshall
Madge
Madge Holbrook
Quentin
Wayfarers
Congress
Ted
Gregory
Foo
Fisherman in Distress Overboard Cites Bottle in Pocket
A fisherman dangles from the sea and pleads for a life preserver as the tide pulls him away. A lazy mate quips that he can swim, while the diver warns not to take chances, noting he has a bottle in his pocket.
Seashore bungalow query and flying fish screens
A man asks if there are many mosquitoes while considering a seaside bungalow. The agent jokes that screens keep out flying fish. The piece links health resource use to state prosperity and urges contacting the Georgia State Board of Health for pamphlets and information.
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Georgia State Board of Health
Veterans to Meet at Court House Tuesday Morning
A meeting is called for veterans at the court house on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. H. G. Watts, Commander.
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Court House
H. G. Watts
Veterans Notice for Confederate Veterans Service
All United Confederate veterans are invited to attend the 11 o'clock service at the First Methodist church tomorrow and are asked to meet in front of the church at 10 45 promptly.
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United Confederate’ Veterans
First Methodist
Local Social News Highlights Guests and Travel Plans
Miss Charlotte Turner heads to Jacksonville and Pablo Beach in Florida for a month with relatives. Mrs. W. S. Roach returns from Auburn Alabama with nephew Bill Marton visiting for a time. Mrs. Leroy Hamilton and children visit Miss Louise Hamilton for a month on South Lee street. Grace Earle Hildreth arrives Monday to stay with Mrs. L. G. Council on Church street for a few days. Etta Ruth Brooks leaves tonight for Jacksonville to visit her sister Mrs. Fred Sawyer and later visits her brother Leon Brooks in Tampa. Julia McLendon of Monroe North Carolina visits grandmother Mrs. Henry Van Riper for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harris and Kathryn Harris of Memphis visit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris on Harrold avenue. Ms. Webhb. Dudley and Miss Melva Clark leave Thursday for Chicago to attend the Three Arts club for two months. Miss Clark will study voice with Oscar Saengar at the Chicago Musical College. Prof. EB. 3. McNeill of Macon spends the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Bell on South Lee Street.
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Grace Earle Hildreth
Etta Ruth Brooks
Jacksonville
Fla
Fred Sawyer
Webhb. Dudley
Melva Clark
Chicago
Three Arts Club
Miss Clark
Oscar Saengar
New York
Wilbe
Chicago Musical College
Miss Bernice McArthur Heads to Barta School
Miss Bernice McArthur recently graduated from G. N. T. C. in Milledgeville and is at home with her mother Mrs. J. O McArthur. She will teach the third grade in the Barta school this year.
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Bernice McArthur
Milledgeville
J. O McArthur
Miss McArthur
Barta
Tourist Party Stays Overnight at Windsor Hotel
Mrs J M Grufffin and children along with Miss Eloise McDaniel of Laurel Mississippi Miss Ardis Woodard of Faront on Georgia and Sam Denton of Burnside Mississippi formed a motor party stopping over at the Windsor hotel last night.
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J. M. Grufffin
Eloise McDaniel
Laurel
Ardis Woodard
Faronton
Sam Denton
Burnside
Windsor Hotel
Great Adventure at Rylander Promises World War Drama
Greenville News editorial urges viewers to see The Great Adventure at Rylander theater on June 13. It emphasizes the film as an official U S Army Signal Corps production presenting authentic World War I scenes, offering a vivid, historical portrayal meant to educate and inspire all ages.
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Greenville
S. C
Rylander Theater
Signal Corps
United States Army
Thoes
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Montgomery
Watkins
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Steno
Times-Recorder
Frank &. Matthews
W. C. Carter
Lee Street
A. D. Gatewood
R. L. Maynard
Brabham
Cotton Oil Co
Americus
Charlotte Turner
Pablo Beach
W. S. Roach
Leroy Hamilton
Louise Hamilton
South Lee Street
Julia McLendon
Monroe, N. C
Henry van Riper
Elmer Harris
Kathryn Harris
Albert Harris
Harrold
EB. 3. McNeill
Macon
T. L. Bell
Besse
Vero Ree
Popfhawk
Williams Mfg, CO
Cleveland
Sue
Rylander
Elsa
Corinne
Griffith
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Hoboken
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