Three timeless truths and a local society update
An opening verse reflects on lost chances as Miss Everingham Noble visits Atlanta relatives and meets society hosts Misses Mary and Elizabeth Noble. The column logs social departures and arrivals from Anniston to Birmingham and New Orleans, with weddings and fashion notes on spring blouses and accessory ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everingham Noble
Atlanta
Waverers
Macon
Mary
Elizabeth Noble
Anniston
Cake and Candy Sale By Free Kindergarten Association
A cake and candy sale will be held Saturday at a downtown store by the Free Kindergarten Association. Dainty items will be prepared by city housekeepers and public patronage is expected and appreciated. Dr. Jackson of Birmingham visits Dr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Sellers on Leighton Avenue. The Wednesday Study Class moves to Saturday at 4 30 PM with Miss Eloise Perry Robinson hosting final rummage sale plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Tartt
Livingston
J. Perry
Birmingham
Charles Bell
Leighton Avenue
Free Kindergarten Association
Dr. Jackson
Edwin M. Sellers
Eloise Perry Robinson
Bread making tip and style changes noted in 19th century column
The column advises using a warm asbestos piece under the bread sponge and again before kneading as a successful method. It also comments on riding attire, noting hard hats replacing high silk hats for morning rides.
Read the want ads for profit use them for results
A brief note urging readers to study want ads as a path to profit and outcomes. It emphasizes using classified notices to locate opportunities and monitor market activity for productive results.
War ad offers funding for a strong business plan
A concise note promises backing for enterprises with solid plans. It hints at investor support and potential sponsorship for strategic ventures. The brief emphasizes preparation and credible proposals to secure financial backing.
Cheney firm pledge to pay for catarah cures in Toledo
Precacey State oF Onto City or TOLEDO Lucas County FRANK J CHENEY makes oath that he is senior of the firm of F J Cagney Co doing business in Toledo and that said firm will pay one hundred dollars for each and every case of CATARAH that cannot be cured by Hall's Carane Con. Notary A W Gleason. Hall's Catareh Croo is taken Internally and acts upon the blood and surfaces of the Welem. Send for testimonials F J CHENEY & CO Toledo Sold by all Druggists Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onto City
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cagney & Co
A. W. Gleason
Hall
South Bend
W. Talbot
Geo Beroth
J. Lott Lasey
Frank Dunbar
J. W. Hill
Order of Gwis
Potters
Order of Owls
Blue Mountain Lodge
F. H. Corthell
Probe of Carnegie Trust Company Sparks Political Storm
New York Attorney General Theremon Carmody rumored to supersede District Attorney Whitman in Carnegie Trust investigation, provoking protests and later rescinded by Governor Dix amid Tammany pressure rumors. Dix says order only directed Whitman to confer with the state attorney general, with no mention of political supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Carmody
New York
Whitman
Carnegie Trust Company
Tammany
John A. Dix
Dix
Slippers of Brocade and Beaded Styles At Shops
Slippers in brocade and satin with embroidery and beading are shown in shops. Prices seem affordable relative to the workmanship. Quaint Chinese style brocade slippers in varied colors pair with kimonos. Chinese color greens and pinks noted.
Classified Ads Use Automatic Selection For Matching Interest
Classified advertising finds people interested in your offer or want ad through automatic selection. The system pairs readers with ads based on inferred preferences and keywords.
New Motor Hat Styles For Winter Motoring
The article previews winter fashion for female motorists following automobile shows. It highlights velvet hoods in black and plum shades with white rabbit trim, a rose velvet hood lined with chamois and beaver, and a white felt Tommy Atkins style collapsible hat with a veil. The southern version emphasizes practicality and elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Atkins
Washable Mocha Gloves Featured as Useful for Women
The washable mocha gloves are praised as a boon to women who prefer clean gloves. Available in gray and natural yellow resembling fine chamois with heavy black, white and self color stitching on the backs.
Pioneer Lawmakers Hold Reunion in Iowa
Des Moines Iowa March 14 The thirteenth annual reunion of the Pioneer Lawmakers Association of Town began at the historical building in this city and will continue over tomorrow. Membership is confined to general assembly members of Town who served prior to 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Pioneer Lawmakers’ Association of Town
General Assembly
Black Satin Stole With Colored Lining Revival
The popular black and white satin stole faced extinction until a colored lining revived it and a new draping method emerged. One end is draped across the coat front and brought around the back to the left side, creating a fresh silhouette.
Foulard Petticoats Fashion Note
Article highlights soft crushable foulard petticoats replacing stiff silk styles. Describes appeal of pretty and sensible undergarments suited to current fashion, emphasizing comfort and versatility in fabric choice.
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Foulard
Actor wears mourning band at funeral formality
Kirke ta Shelle notes an actor with a mourning band saying it honors his father. The actor explains he attended funeral arrangements and that everything was done as his father would have liked. He proudly recalls turning away many mourners.
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Kirke Ta Shelle
la Shelle
Lippincott’s Magazine
A Rare Freak at the Dime Museum
A dialogue notes a man nicknamed Rare Freak Smith who draws crowds at a dime museum. The passage recalls he lived 68 years in Adams county Ohio and never sold his vote, highlighting a past political stance.
Percy and the playful admonitions of Berna tale
A brief Detroit Free Press item notes a young fella named Percy with a gendered nickname Berna. It describes a temper outburst using mild exclamations like Pooh pooh and Oh fudge, ending with Oh mercy in a light humorous register.
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Percy
Berna
Detroit Free Press
Revised Version Little Drops of Water From a Practiced Band
A Pittsburg Post item notes that small efforts accumulate into a growing corporation, with the phrase little drops of water representing steady, practiced progress toward expansion and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Rival Brothers Weather Odd Transport Duel
A Chicago News item notes Jack Sprat, fat, and his lean brother Tom. Jack travels by touring car while Tom soars in a flying machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sprat
Tom
Jack
Chicago News
Want Ads Show Profits From Classified Results
Classified listings highlight profitable outcomes for buyers and sellers. Advertisers report quick turnovers, steady demand, and clear market signals across services, jobs, and goods.
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Society News
D. B. Walsh
Juliet Davidson
Theoleen Ebbiott
Alfred Wellborn
New Orleans
M. B. Wellborn
Quintard Avenue
Fr. A. Ridley
The
Empire Audit Company of Birmingham
M. B. Ridley
Elbert Willett
David Lester Smith
Wallace Cater
Jennie McCauley
John Pelham
Reybolds
Joln Pelham
Tulane Kidd
Hillman
Alburtn
Tattie Glover
Mobile
Frank Wryan
Ruth Hudson
Middleton, Miss
Frank Leigh
England
Nellie Turner
Mrs. Branan
Ambassador Reid
Racine
Wis
Helen Miles Rogers
Penjamin Talbot Rogers
Ogden Miles Rerd
Whitelaw Reid
Yale
Wisconsin
Barnard College
Reid
Reies
Tribune Association
Yale Law School
Robert McGuirk
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
Iowa
Foulard Petticoats
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