Dolly's Dress to Hoe and Society Dance Mix
Dainty Dolly Olly, once a social darling, now labors in field and garden while remaining part of the social scene. The Christian Work notes a Pleasant Dance at the Country Club with visiting girls and chaperones from Birmingham and Atlanta, plus multiple society visits and upcoming events.
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Dolly Olly
Fortune
Dolly
Jolly
Legion of the Land
Varandas
Carrington
Birmingham
Walter Brewer
Deane Scott
Greenville
Fred Blackmon
Sara Bellenger
Gadsden
James C. Sproull
John P. Carrington
L. W. Collier
Emmie
Martha Rudi
Margaret Patrson
Tallassee
Annie Johnson
Atlanta
Byrd Nelson
Sel
Lnfe
Anniston
St. Michael's Rectory
A Girl's Impressions in the War Capital
A visitor to the Washington Food Administration finds few women and mostly men running the office. She meets Dr. Ray Wilbur, praises his food saving schemes and low cost menus while admitting initial skepticism about learning from a man. She notes Hoover aides like Ben Allen and reflects on Belgium, Belgian women, and the limited presence of women in the agency.
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Ray Wilbur
Philadelphia
Dr. Wilbur
Mr. Hoover
Ben Allen
Mr. Allen
Belgium
Food Administration
General Pryor Turns Ninety in New York Today
New York on July 19 marks the 90th birthday of General Roger A. Pryor born July 19, 1828 in Dinwiddie County Virginia. The former New York supreme court justice and Confederate States Congress member was honored at his West 69th Street home by friends after a long career in law politics and military service. The record notes Pryor’s Lincoln era life saving pardon and wartime service including a defense of Pope's camp members and parole to Washington.
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Ger A. Pryor
New York Supreme Court
First
Confederate States Congress
Dinwiddie County
West 69Th Street
Pryor
University of Virginia
Virginia
Congress
Greece
Lincoln
Lee
Grant
Fort Lafayette
New York
Pope’s
Washington
Andersonville
Freezone promises painless corn relief with drops
A Cincinnati man discovers a new compound named freezone that can be bought cheaply from druggists. A few drops on a corn or callus instantly loosens and shrivels it without pain or skin irritation, effective on hard or soft corns and between toes. Women are urged to keep a bottle handy.
McGeer's Baby Elixir Promoted for Heat Ailments
Advertisement notes McGeer’s Baby Elixir as remedy for babies suffering from heat and bowel disorders. It claims to reduce feverish condition correct stomach and tighten bowels. Price 25 cents and 5 cents per bottle sold by Scarbrough Drug Co.
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McGeer
Scarbrough Drug Co
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Mrs. Whiteside
Selma
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Murfreesboro, In
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Aiken
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