Marriage A La Mode And Bazaar At Georgia Club
A long society page lists wedding notices in Gray Georgia and Macon. Miss Lula Middlebrooks wed Mr. R. D. Leslie of Macon, while Mrs Annie L Bray married Mr M O Smith in Winterville. Local events include a Woman's Club Bazaar with booths at the Georgian hotel, a baby show, and entertainments planned for December 8 to 10.
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Georgian Hotel
Tommie Anterson
Glenn Davis
Rafe Turner
Ernest Michael
Sanford
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Jeacham
D. L. Earnest
EF. S. Sell
Palm Garden
Woman's Club
A. 8. Parker
Clinton Bryant
Preston Brooks
Arrie Dews
Howard Abney
Leslie-Middlebrooks
Gray Gray
Lula Middlebrooks
A. J. Middlebrooks
Gray
R. D. Leslie
Macon
J. A. Monsees
Illnesses and Deaths in Atlanta and Athens News Group
Mrs J K White remains ill in Atlanta as friends hope for her recovery. Milton Jarnigan Jr shows improvement after flu. Dr Sylvanus Morris is home ill, delaying his university classes. Mrs Claud Lockhart mourns the loss of both parents, J M Nunn who died Nov 23 and Susan E Nunn who died Nov 29 with funeral services in Atlanta. Mrs Lockhart returns to Athens.
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Athens
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Commerce News
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Join White Morte
Laurie Morton
Thurstoy Atlanta
Andrew ‘Erwin
Milledge Avenue
Frank Holden
Washington
New York
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University of Georgia
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Lavonia
Thomas
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Betts
Jefferson
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Jackson Herald
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Greenville
D. C
Atlanta
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Irvine Levy
Chicago
Deer Levy
Ed Cohen
Leroy Michael
Henry Bodenheimer
John KR. White
Sylvanus
Morris
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J. M. Nunn
Susan E. Nunn
Georgia Girls Head to Chicago Exposition for National Contests
Miss Lois Dowdle and Miss Colclough depart for Chicago to attend the International Live Stock Exposition. Dowdle accompanies the Canning Team, which will seek a trip to France by winning the National Canning contest. The team, from the Southeastern U.S., includes Allene Shepherd and Lois Calloway. Calloway attends Tome Economical in Agriculture. Etta Clocough also leaves with the State Champion Bread Making Team, three Cowetta County girls led by Lorine Collins, representing Georgia.
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Chicago
Tome Economica
College of Agriculture
Sibley
Griffin
Dowdle
Georgia
Etta Clocough
Cowetta County
Lorine Collins
Athens Visitors Reach Across States for Friday Gathering
Friday visitors in Athens include M. M. Poss from South Carolina and J. W. Tedball from Ohio among a list of attendees from Georgia North Carolina Alabama Massachusetts Pennsylvania Chicago and other locales. Names span several cities and institutions reflecting a regional social event.
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M. M. Poss
South Carolina
J. W. Tedball
Ohio
Cleve Kingebern
Franklin
N. C
R. A. Brown
Newton
E. Weeks
Augusta
W. W. Bradley
Abbeville
Weeks
Philadelphia
Goo
F. Bahan
Boston
H. = .Morris
Providence
R. J
Wessling
Chicago
G. O. Deadwyler
Elberton
C. M. McMullen
R. BE. Burgess
New York City
C. Hen
J. M. Byer
Kattanooga
R.M. Harper
University of Alabama
W. L. Snowdell
Montgomery
Moore
Atlanta
Tt. W. Somers
Incinnatts
Orrin Burke
Macon
C. Fowler
Charles A. Wilson
Denmirk
J. P. Tankesley
Washington
Dancing Frocks to Feature Satin Crepes This Winter
For dancing frocks satin crepes will continue to be used through the winter. Evening colors favored include flame geranium peach lemon yellow and almond green with white also in high favor.
Kaiser's Wife Sets Changes in German Palace Regime
Holland By Associated Press reports Princess Hermine replaces Count von Moltke as the Kaiser’s household head. She favors greater mobility for Wilhelm, opposing von Moltke who has kept him largely confined. The princess and her daughter are seen in Dorn and may escort the Kaiser on village trips. Dr Haehener the court physician is due to leave for private practice in Amsterdam.
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Dorn
Holland
Associated Press
Hermine
Count von Moltke
Empresa
von Moltke
Supfine
Haehener
Amsterdam
George Stevenson proves secrets stay with secretary
In London, Frances Louise Stevenson, Lloyd George's longtime private secretary for nine years, is hailed as the woman who keeps Britain's secrets. The article details her education, civil service rise, and wartime service ending with her current headquarters at 18 Abingdon Street. It portrays her as a strong advocate for women in government and credits education as the key to success.
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London
British Empire
Frances Louise Stevenson
Britain
Lloyd George
Miss Stevenson
Clapham High School
Royal Holloway College
London University
Misa Stevenson
War Office
Downing Street
Abingdon Street
Women Told Not to Take Mexico Job Offer
Washington officials warn about a scam in which groups in Mexico circulate notices offering lucrative positions to U S applicants for a $10 fee. The Commerce Department cautions that the solicitations are fraudulent and urge applicants to avoid sending money or responding to the postings.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Mexico
United States
Fatigue and boredom in a Berton Braley poem
A fragmentary OCR item presents lines from the Berton Braley poem Fatigue describing weariness with work, life, and society. The snippet hints at the speaker’s fatigue and eventual irony about finding normality, followed by stray phrases about taxes and a local shop.
Van Nil Never Disappoints Pair Deal Pennies
Readable text describes a promotional offer labeled Van Nil Never Disappoints promising two orbs for a penny with every pair of scissors purchased, though the fragmentary line includes garbled wording and unclear secondary details about further items or terms.
Pape's Diapepsin Ad Claims Quick Digestion Relief
Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest safest relief for indigestion gases heartburn sourness and stomach distress from acidity. Claims a few tablets provide immediate relief and urges correction of stomach digestion for a few cents. Druggists sell millions of packages.
Remarkable Cure Claim From Kidney Pills Advertisement
W. J. Oliver of Vidalia Georgia reports five months of rheumatism moving from knee to back with pain and headaches. After trying many remedies, Foley Kidney Pills allegedly cured the rheumatic pains in fifteen days. Advertisement notes symptoms of backache dizziness and vision issues and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a relief.
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Vidalia
Geo
Foley
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Foley's Honey and Tar Proves Best for Grippe Coughs
Exhausted from grippe coughs, R G Collins of Barnegat NJ praises Foley's Honey and Tar for ending the coughing fit. The ad claims it has been used across generations for coughs, colds, throat and bronchial irritation and contains no opiates.
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R. G. Collins
Barnegat
N. J
Foley
Money to Lend on Short Notice by Shackelford and Shackrl
Money to lend on short notice and in unlimited amount of local or foreign money. Easy terms and reasonable interest offered by Shackelford and Shackrl, Attorneys.
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