Exquisite Pendants As Choice Christmas Gifts
The list highlights gold jewelry like bracelets, lockets, and chains along with silver novelties and accessories such as comb and brush sets, umbrellas, and watches. It mentions diamonds, scarves pins, mesh bags, china, cut glass, spoons, knives, and forks, plus signet rings and link buttons under R. Brandt's guarantee.
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R. Brandt
Junior State appeal for funds to build in Georgia farm
Rev Crawford Jackson of the Juvenile Protective Association reports a new Junior State in Jackson County centered at Center Georgia with 426 acres gifted by Dr L G Wardman. He asks readers to send Christmas offerings to Judge W R Hammond in Atlanta or donate stock, poultry, clothing, groceries, furniture, tools or toys to Center. A goal of 15000 is stated for buildings and necessities.
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Crawford Jackson
Juvenile Protective Association
Center Center
Jackson County
Georgia
L. G. Wardman
Commerce
W. R. Hammond
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta
Center
Maine State House Dedicated After 350000 Remodel
Maine's state house in Augusta was formally dedicated today after a remodel and enlargement costing 350000. Governor Fernold delivered remarks alongside Herbert M. Heath of Augusta and Charles H. Hichbdorn, treasurer of the building commission, during the ceremony.
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Augusta
Maine
Fernold
Herbert M. Heath
Charles H. Hichbdorn
Building Commission
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Kidney and Bladder Action
Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in action and quick in results. They restore the natural function of the kidneys and bladder and correct irregularities. Sold by all druggists.
The Girl From U. S. A. at Colonial by Harry Scott Co
The Harry Scott Company presents the new musical drama The Girl From U. S. A. at the Colonial with matinee and night shows on December 24. It promises a elaborate staged production with intense drama and a lively three act performance blending sensational plot with comedy.
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Harry Scott Company
Petition for discharge in Joe Wolf bankruptcy
In the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Georgia Eastern Division a petition for discharge has been filed by the bankrupt Joe Wolf. A hearing is ordered for January 1911 at ten o clock in the morning at the United States District Court Room in Atlanta Georgia. Creditors and interested persons may appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Dated December 21, 1910. Clerk W. C. Carter. Deputy Clerk W. G. Cornett. December 21 and 28, 1910.
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of Georgia
Joe Wolf
United States District Court Room
Atlanta
Georgia
W. C. Carter
W. G. Cornett
Cotton Mills Seek Lower Intrastate Freight Rates
In Columbia South Carolina the State Railroad Commissioners heard 124 mills petition for reduced intrastate freight rates on cotton piece goods bound for Charleston from interior textile centers. The same day the University of Chicago held its seventy seventh convocation at Mandel Hall with Dr Albert Ross Hill delivering the address.
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Columbia
S. C
State Railroad Commissioners
South Carolina
Charleston
U. of C
Chicago
Ill
University of Chicago
Mandel Hall
Albert Ross Hill
University of Missouri
Christmas Pulse in Atlanta Brims with Giving and News
Atlanta reports a bustling Christmas spirit with shoppers flooding Whitehall Street and merchants thriving awaiting a busy holiday weekend. Charities expand relief with Associated Charities and Salvation Army mobilizing meals, toys, and baskets for orphans and families, while prisons plan festive feasts. News also covers election results, Georgia football lull, Tech glee club plans, and pending freight-rate questions tied to the W and A lease.
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Atlanta
Whitehall Street
Dee
Tech
Atlanta Recorder suspects bound over after drug store holdups
Recorder Broyles ordered A P Knox and Charles Sutton bound over after their arrest Sunday night by Officers Hood and Gorman in connection with two North side drug store robberies. Each band was set at 5000. Knox faces an assault with intent to murder charge for allegedly shooting at Dr Geo F Shirriffs. Knox and Sutton claimed to be 21, with Knox from Birmingham and Sutton from Nashville.
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Atlanta
Broyles
A. P. Knox
Charles Sutton
Hood and Gorman
Knox
Dr. Geo
F. Shirriffs
Sutton
Birmingham
Nashville
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