Society Notes Highlight Elizabeth Rowland Return
Elizabeth Rowland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rowland, plans a fall return to Columbia University after summer at Beach Haven and Mrs. Rowland’s. The columns also note gatherings with Athens and Atlanta friends, engagements, birthdays, and visits from various locals including the Nicholsons, Cobb, and Flanigen families.
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Miles Elizabeth Rowland
C. A. Rowland
Beach Haven
Baltimore
Buglington
N. J
Columbia University
New York City
Paul L. Ackers
Atlanta
Athens
Patrick Ginn
Mrs. Ackers
William Crang
Richmond
Anna Eugene Aiken
Willard C. Patterson
Miles,Aiken
Mr. Patterson
Patterson
Miss Aiken
the George Normal School
University of Chicago
Weekly Film Review
University of Georgia
Chi Phi Fraternity
Governor
Criterion Theatres
Wreck on Seaboard causes engine damage near Athens
The Seaboard local Number 30 from Athens to Abbeylile derailed by broken driving rods on the right side between Statham and Bogart Monday morning. The engine sustained heavy damage, a steam pipe burst, and the cab floor ripped, delaying service until a replacement engine could reach from Atlanta. Passengers reported miraculous prevention of a wider wreck as trains were delayed and locals helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Athens
Abbeylile
Statham
Bogart
Atita
Atlanta
Bayer Aspirin Advertises Genuine Package Directions
An old advertisement claims that only Bayer aspirin tablets in genuine packages contain proper directions. It warns against counterfeit packs and notes Bayer as the trademark for acetylsalicylic acid analgesic products. Druggists offer boxes of twelve, twenty one, and one hundred tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Bayer
What You Ask Your Childs Hair With Ya What You Ask
Advice on avoiding alkali in child hair care. Recommends Mul nut oil shampoo as gentler than others, using two or three teaspoons mixed with warm water to create a rich lather that cleanses the hair and scalp, rinses away dirt and dandruff, and leaves hair soft and bright.
Lemon Skin Recipe Ad Promises Clear Rosy Complexion
An advertisement claims lemon juice from two lemons and a bottle of Orchard White lemon bleach can be used to produce a sweetly fragrant lotion for neck arms and day. It asserts whitening, freckle and sunburn reduction, touting beauty benefits for stage beauties.
Lydia Finklehamn and the Pink Remedy Claims
An unclear passage discusses Lydia Finklehamn and a medicine called Pink Compound from PRL 801 St. Paul Finn. It suggests claims of relief for tired worn-out feelings and back pain and mentions a test of the remedy’s effects on the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Finklehamn
St. Paul
Finn
Lydia
Tn Crate Eagle
666 Cures Malaria Fever and Other Ailments
A Victorian era advertisement touts a universal remedy claimed to cure malaria fever bilious fever chills and colds. The device promises rapid relief and broad healing across multiple ailments.
Broad Street Paving Begins on Downtown Block
Work started Monday morning on the Broad Street block between College Avenue and Lumpkin Street. In about two weeks the rough downtown area will receive hard surface paving. The project follows Boulevard paving and aims to extend paving to remaining blocks near the street car turn, with final sections to be included as bids finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
Lumpkin Street
Hiawas+ gee
Hull Street
Folk Improving Says Doctors After Illness
Washington reports Joseph W. Folk former Missouri governor and longtime Democratic presidential contender is recovering rapidly from a nervous breakdown after a critical illness. Folk, retired as chief counsel for the Interstate Commerce Commission in 1914, remains in legal practice and currently serves as counsel for the Venezuelan government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Interstate Commerce Com Mission
Folk
Park will contested probate of Miss Park will in Atlanta case
Miss Ella Henrietta Park died after a trolley accident in Atlanta. Her will left the entire $200000 estate to Miss Lucy Linton of Athens. The will was probated by Judge R C Orr and a caveat by Holden and Holden was overruled. Park appeals, case to go to the superior court. Executor is W R Rogers Jr of Macon.
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BR. L. Park
Ella Henrietta Park
Atlanta
R. C. Orr
Miss Park
Lucy Linton
Athens
R.C. Orr
Holden
Park
Ory
Cavaet
Superior Court
Vane
Misa Linton
Prinary Court
Souonyiek
Ocala
W. R. Rogers, Jr
Macon
Farmer James Brown Considers Relocating To Athens
Green County farmer James Brown and his family may move to Athens citing educational benefits and city appeal. His son plans to attend the University of Georgia this fall while another son and two daughters require schooling. Brown aims to settle before late fall and seeks a suitable home. New York poultry markets show live poultry barely steady with varied prices for broilers fowls roosters and turkeys. dressed poultry uneven with Western chickens and turkeys listed in several price ranges.
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James Brown
Green County
Greensboro
Athens
Brown
University of Georgia
New York
Express
Turkey
Card of Thanks We Wish to Thank Our Many
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to the community for support and kindness received during a difficult time, noting appreciation from the family and acknowledging neighbors friends and local organizations for assistance and condolences.
Rail strike violence spreads across states as tensions rise
During the eighth week of the rail workers strike, clashes erupted from Gary Indiana to Columbia South Carolina. In Chicago and Kansas, patrols and threats of troops followed gunfire and arrests of officials. Across the region, guards and strikers clashed, with trains halted, shops attacked, and authorities seeking federal restraining orders amid escalating disorder and damaged infrastructure.
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Chicago
Associated Press
New York
Michigan Central
Gary
Ind
Atlantic
Columbia
S. C
Southern Railway
San Bernardino
Cal
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rio Grande Western
Burnham
Denver
Kansas City
Corbin
Manning
United States
Williams
Livingston
Spencer
N. C
Hart
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Army Retakes Two Rebel Towns in Ireland
Dublin reports that British forces captured two rebel towns in South Ireland, Dunmanway and another near Bandon. The operation aimed to force irregulars back to their homes, with several civilians reportedly resuming civil life amid ongoing security actions.
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Dublin
Jpress
National “Army
Ee Ecorae
Samanway
South Ireland
Dunmanway
Bandon
Val Bane
Dr. Worsham, Popular Professor, Visiting Athens This Week
William A. Worsham of New York spent the weekend in Athens en route to his former home. He was connected with the State College of Agriculture and is now pursuing a PhD at Columbia while serving on the Hunter College faculty.
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M. C. Comer
Greensboro
William Beacham
Prince Avenue
Erett
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Miss
Ruthvie
YY. C. A
Talsie
Athena
Messrs
Russell and
Harry
W. A. Worsham
Hunter College
New York City
Athens
Mable Claire Stovall
Henrietta Bennso
Misa Flora Cox
Henderson Avenue
Artie Bmall
J. W. Barnett
William A. Worsham
New York
Worsham
State College of Agriculture
Columbia
Orsham
Wis
Athens business group back from eastern motor trip
The party led by Warren Smith of Athens returned from a lengthy motor tour to Atlantic City New York and Philadelphia. A Packard driven by Mr Brightwell suffered a steering gear failure after leaving Fredericksburg Maryland causing a collision with a telegraph pole. All occupants escaped serious injury though Brightwell sustained cuts from broken glass. The car was damaged and the group proceeded home by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Pike
Accident marks sole incident at competition
The report notes that the only event of note during the competition was an accident, with no other incidents recorded.
Heir Plans Buy Home After $13 Million Inheritance
In Gallup New Mexico, J H Browning, a 40 year old cotton mill worker, said he will quit work after receiving about 13 million dollars from his uncle Thomas Browning's estate. He plans to buy a home and live comfortably without wasting money. The uncle's death left significant Texas oil holdings.
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Associated Press
Gsboro
J. H. Browning
Theity
Thomas All Wells
Browning
Thomas Browning
Texas
Call Loans In New York Market Report
Call money firmer with high 4 and low 2 percent. Ruling rate 34 percent, closing bid 4 percent. Offered at 4 percent, accepted at 3 percent. Time loans for 60 90 days 49 44 percent, 4 6 months 4 percent. Commercial paper quoted around 4 percent.
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New York
Logan Aero
Rina Amen
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