Magnificent Tribute Aims to Stone Mountain Frieze
A Delineator excerpt describes Gutzon Borglum's plan to carve a fifty foot high two thousand foot long granite frieze on Stone Mountain Georgia. The monument honors the Confederate officers and includes a hall for Southern women to balance memory with national impact. It marks a landmark effort memorializing a nation and a cause.
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Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Georgia
America
Gutzon Borglum
Jones Martin nuptials tie two Georgia residents
Miss Fannie Jones of Bishop and P O Martin of Wrightsville were married yesterday at the First Methodist parsonage with Dr James C Morris officiating. The ceremony followed by a Seaboard departure for Atlanta. The community club hosted a six o'clock rustic luncheon near Mr Fletcher Tuck's home attended by husbands families and friends of the members. The social calendar also notes Miss Gertrude Van Straaten hosting a luncheon for visiting guests Miss Edna Levy Miss Sarah Solomons and Miss Sarah Wolshem ih with elaborate yellow and green decor.
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Fletcher Tuck
Gertrude van Straaten
Milledge Extension
Edna Levy
Atlanta
van Straaten
Sarah Solomons
Savannah
Max Michael
Sarah Wolshemeh
Helen Michael
Stevens Family Travels Through City En Route to Commerce
Mr and Mrs T C Stevens and Miss Cynthia Stevens of Crawford were in the city yesterday traveling to Commerce to visit relatives. Miss Ora Kellum returns with a new fall and winter millinery line from the market.
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H. C. Huggins
Maybeth Huggins
Clarkesville
Nellie Bannon
Macon
Walter Jones
Charlie Howard
Stephens
City
Presley Stanton
Kathleen Stanton
Graves Stephenson
W. H. Nunnally
Monroe
Mary Lyndon
North Carolina
T. C. Stevens
Cynthia Stevens
Crawford
Commerce
Ora Kellum
Music Class Starts Soon With Mr. John J. Jackson
Mr John J Jackson offers music lessons beginning Monday September 4 contact 864-W for appointment between 11 am and 1 pm schedule indicates regular Tue Thu Sat Fri lessons available.
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John J. Jackson
Bringing Up Father in Politics at the Colonial
The three act musical comedy returns with new story, scenery, costumes, and music. Principal characters from the famous cartoons stay on as the show delivers rapid political humor with a chorus of elegant singers.
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George McManus
Oswald
Gus Hill
Surviving Stone Age Myths in Modern Architecture
A reflection on how marble hearts and concrete domes mislead about stone age survivals. It argues that current materials and forms do not prove ancient practices persist, urging careful historic interpretation.
Innovation in motion pictures at Colonial theater
A new device that lets audiences hear as well as see the performer debuts tomorrow at the Colonial for two days. The Renfax Musical Motion Pictures, praised by the New York Herald, use compressed air and singing machines to amplify voices so they can be heard throughout the theater.
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Colonial
The
New York Herald
Alhambra Theater
Renfax
W. B. Tabor
Outdoor exercise the best laxative advice
The article recommends outdoor exercise to keep bowels regular and outlines a routine of drinking water before breakfast and eating fruit and vegetables. It advises establishing a daily bowel movement and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets if medicine is needed, noting they are pleasant and mild in effect and obtainable everywhere.
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Ady
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement promise reward
One hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case. F J Cheney Co of Toledo offers Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to effect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF C'Mme
All Drugeists
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Goodloe H. Thomas
Correggio
Nancy Hart
State Capitol
Capitol
Piedmont Continental Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Richard P. Brooks
Alumni Hall
D. P. Haselton
W. H. Davis
Charlie Chandler
Frank Allgood
Sallie Wilson
Thomaston
Ruth Cole
Royston
Fay McDorman
Willie Brown
Irene Gregory
Emily Kay
Ethel Allgood
Roscoe Saye
Earnest Jackson
Dennis Still
Oscar Watson
Jack Towns
Herman
Jake Bernstein
Earnest Michael
Sidney Boley
Susie Cohen
Carrie Beer
Rosa Warner
Rosena Morris
East Athens Baptist Church
Frankie Jones
Lestlie
Eunice Taylor
Oakman
Emmie
Mary Willis Bounds
Washington
Daisy Shadburn
Mabel Nunn
Buford
Catherine Johnston
Townville
Ruth E. Plumer
Meatersville
State Normal School
Georgia Harris
Sadie Harris
Winder
Annie Mae Broome
Fannie Mae Shouse
Camden, S. C
Ned Epps
Mary Ellen Dootson
Chattanooga, Tenn
Edna Mae Potts
Elizabeth Barrow
Miss Brumby
Athens
Phillips
Sarah Barrow
Savannah Press
Kathleen O'Farrell
Carrie Calhoun Heard
Thomas Street
New York
Columbia University
Elberton Star
Gwen Griffith
Sallie McWhorter
Watson Springs
McWhorter
Miriam Haselton
Isaac Powell
Miss Dent
Lily Griffith
A. R. Nicholson
W. F. Dorsey
John R. Northcutt
Tallulah
Harold Hinton
White Sulphur Springs
Percy Huggins
Cleveland
Lillian Parnell
Chloe Kemp
Hollie Parnell
Madison
Owen Moore
Della Mewborne
Ruth Sale
J. E. Cook
Lena Burson
Jekyl Island
Louise
Kathleen Kytle
Toccoa
Lucile Brown
Curtine Kytle
Southern Railway Company
Jacksonville, Fla
Eugene Baker
Lucile Wilbanks
Ellen Lauins
John Gerdine
Gerdine
Eighth District Medical Association
Jersey News
Mamie Brand
Lawrenceville
Carolyn Brand
Ruth Barrett
Danielsville
Phore
Palm Beach
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