Leeton House Progress and Local Happenings
I C F Stanfield advances a new residence in Leeton as the lively real estate market continues in the city. J Stallings of Preston visits Mrs A C Bivins’s Auburn household and other locals frequent social events. Weather guests predict a November with frequent rain, while merchants seek extra salesmen and clerks.
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Leeton
Schneider
Church Street
Irs
Jesse Stallings
Preston
Mra. A. C
Ia. M. C. Bivins
Auburn
E. Murphey
College Street
Bes Albert Morgan
Doolgnty
Ed Miller
Jckson Street
Medical Institute of City
W. R. Parker
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Americus
J. Jesse W. Stallings
Bone & Chappell
Con
Albert Crane
Washington City
Americas
Atlanta
Oddiual
Local Market Receives Fresh Provisions in Bulk
TWAVE reports a shipment of 500 pounds of mince meat and new condiments including French mustard in kegs and Worcestershire sauce, expanding pantry options for shoppers. No further details on delivery date or supplier are provided.
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TWAVE
Amendments pass Senate in Georgia charter vote
Special to ReconDER reports: Amendments to Atlanta city charter passed the Senate by thirty votes to none. The article covers other local notices including a tumor removal by Dr Bosworth, bridge safety concerns on the Flint River near Drayton, a change in the Farmers Alliance store manager, a gin house fire with substantial loss, a prominent cotton planter, and local advertisements.
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Americus
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What Would You Do Were You a Man In Salty Replies
Readers answer the prompt What would you do if you were a man with a mix of opinions from married and unmarried women. Responses cover jealousy youth fashion and domestic roles with signatures anonymized. The piece presents playful contrasts between expected male behavior and women’s imagined choices in daily life and marriage.
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Dassful
Grip
I would be a gentleman if I were a man
A long satirical piece argues from policy to personal conduct. It envisions a masculine ideal and its opposite while critiquing vanity, dress, behavior, and social expectations for men and women. The essay touches on gentlemanly duties, courtship, church life, marriage, education, and gender roles with humorous hyperbole.
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New Baptist Church
Central Railroad Official Reports Surging Exposition Ticket Sales
An official for the Central railroad stated that ticket sales from this location to the Piedmont Exposition and State Fair are surprisingly high. Though he could not provide exact figures, he said the total would astonish local observers, noting many travelers from nearby smaller towns buy their tickets here.
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The
Central Railroad
Americas
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