Local News and Advertisements Mix in Evening Pages
A jumble of notices covers sales of Sterling silver card cases at local jewelers, special showings of Les Miserables for students at the Opera House, a new principal elected for Prospect Heights school, and fresh Chevrolet models priced at 685 delivered. Also listed are farm supplies, clothing from Ansley’s, theater ads, church notices, and market goods with frequent local business names.
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Dudley
Opera House
A. & M. College
Bermuda
Planters’ Seed Co
Glove and Hosiery Sale Bonanza at Popular Prices
A Standard Bon sale ad touts half price gloves for men women and children, driving gloves at 90 cents a pair, over a thousand pairs in stock, plus soft kid shoes for little ones, silk hose, satin skirts, manton flannel, and waists. It highlights limited sizes in blacks for ladies and a October spool cotton deal with other purchases.
Bourgeois Excluded as Russians Form Coalition Decline
In Petrograd on October 3 the Russian Democratic Congress reversed itself after previously voting to form a coalition government by excluding the bourgeois element from its deliberations. Miss Mary M. Ridgeway, who has been visiting Americus, left Tuesday for Washington, D.C. to spend time with relatives.
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Petrograd
Russian Democratic Congress
Mary M. Ridgeway
Americus
Washington, D.C
Real Suffragist Miss Mullen Visits Georgia Cities
Miss Atharine Mullen of New Haven a militant suffragist visits Georgia in support of the National Association for Equal Suffrage. She backs Miss Maude Younger of California who will speak on Suffrage As a War Measure. Mullen, formerly a New Haven teacher, now devotes herself to suffrage propaganda and charms audiences with her work.
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Missatharine Mullen
New Haven
Miss Mullen
National Association For Equal Suffrage
Ronning
Conn
Georgia
Destroyer and British Vessel Collide in European Waters
A US destroyer and a British naval vessel collided during a storm in European waters. The British crew evacuated the American ship, which was towed to port, repaired, and returned to service with no injuries. Both crews are reportedly blameless in the incident.
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Washington, D.C
Navy Department
Revival Continues At Lee Street Methodist
The Lee Street Methodist revival led by Miss Emma Tucker with Pastor Rev George M. Acree continues to draw increased attendance. Tucker, a noted Evangelist of the Methodist Church South, has helped many souls understand God’s Word. Services run morning 10 to 11 and evening 7 30 to 8 30, with quiet hours in God’s presence and no sensationalism. Everyone is invited to attend and receive the blessing.
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First Methodist Church
Lee Street Methodist Church
First Church
Emma Tucker
George M. Acree
Miss Tucker
Methodist Church
South
Auto Livery Ad Promotes Americus Taxi Co
An old classified styled notice urges readers to call Americus Taxi Cab Co for car needs with a landline and a residence phone number listed for contact.
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Americus Taxi Cab Co
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Pete
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Elizabeth Brown
Pospect Heights
Chevrolet
Emory Rylander
Williams-Niles Col
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Joe Walters
Plains Hospital
Christine Miller
Drew
H. B. Allen
R. G. Christian
Harry Vincent
Leon Griffin
W. G. Solomon
Ma Con
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R. T. Hawkins
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Victor Hugo
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W. C. Barrow
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Young
Laura McLeod
Thomasville
Boyden
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the Standard Goods, CO
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Sumter County
Crepe de Chine
Velvetine
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Kanaly
Itman
Americas
Katharine Mullen
Lee Street
Leslie
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Cobb, Ga
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