Stolen Triumph and Pearl of the Army at Strand Elite
The Strand presents The Stolen Triumph a Metro production with Julius Steger as star and shot largely at New Yorks Century Theatre. A play within a play unfolds with a genius whose work is stolen by a theatrical manager then revealed and condemned on stage. Elite features Pearl White in Pearl of the Army alongside Lonesome Luke in popular chapters.
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Strand
Triuw
Metro
Julius Steger
Strand Theatre
Century Theatre
New York
Click Clack of Bones and Tambourines at Price and Honnellis Show
On Monday night local theatre-goers may hear the click clack of bones and tom tom tambourines as Price and Honnellis begin the first part of their famous tour. The company, on the road seven seasons, is praised for its burnt cork comedians and new jokes free of coarseness. Popular prices will prevail.
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Price and Honnellis
Patriotic and Picturesque Features of the Second Inauguration
Special to the Banner from Washington reports a patriotic feature for March 4 as Grand Army of the Republic veterans shorten their march for Wilson and Marshall inaugural ceremonies. The plan includes a moving backdrop of flag tatters as veterans pass the reviewing stand, with Essex Troop and Culver Cadets serving in escort roles and discussions on youth participation led by Daniel W. Chisholm.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Marshall
Grand Army of the Republic
Pla
Prostendt
White House
Capitol
Robert , N. Harper
John” Mc Flroy
Ulysses S. Grant
Appomattox
East Capitol
Essex
Newark
N. J
Black Horse Troop
Culver Cadets
Culver Military, Academy
Indiana
Daniel W. Chisholm
United Spanish War Veterans
Harper
Scott
Notice in Factory Addresses Unallowed Loafers
Factory notice restricts loafers and unauthorized items, warning workers against bringing or sending unauthorized materials or personnel into the premises. The terse directive targets adherence to work rules and proper conduct within the facility.
Ralph Smith on Eighth's New Member of the House
Washington notes Georgia's Tinsley W. Rucker, a new congressman, gains prime committee roles on banking and currency and on the election of the president and vice president. He will work closely with Carter Glass and observe the suffrage debate as he settles into House life. Rucker praises Champ Clark and admires his fair rulings from the speaker's chair.
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Ralph Smith
Atlanta Journal
Washington
Fortune
Tinsley W. Rucker
Georgia
Colonel Rucker
Ways and Means
Congress
Carter Glass
Virginia
Senate
House
America
Glass
Rucker
Buckers
Woodrow Wilson
United States
How to Check That Cold Advertisement
How to check cold symptoms when breathing hurts and fever chills. A timely dose of Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey stops sneezes and sniffles. Pine balsam loosens phlegm clears bronchial tubes while honey soothes sore throat. Antiseptic qualities kill germs and relieve congestion. Cronp whooping cough chronic bronchial affections quickly relieved. At all Druggists 25c adv.
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Dr. Bell
Purifying Oysters by Fresh Sea Water Treatment
German scientists report a method to purify bacteria carrying oysters by flowing pure sea water over them for four to five days, potentially reducing contamination risks and improving safety.
Memorial tribute to Robert E. Lee at Capitol in Atlanta
Atlanta January 19. The House chamber filled with patriotic societies students and citizens paying tribute to Robert E. Lee. Attending groups include Confederate veterans Daughters and Children of the Confederacy Georgia Military Academy Cadets and Marist College Cadets. Georgia cotton interests plan a Valdosta meeting January 24 with state and federal entomologists to discuss boll weevil controls and new long staple cotton varieties.
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Atlanta
House of Representatives
Robert E. Lee
Confederate Veterans’ Organization
Daughters of the Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
Georgia Military Academy
Marist College
Shepard Bryans
Georgia
Bankhead Highway Association
Kimball House
Fred J. Paxon
Kimball
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
United States Bureau of Entomology
Valdosta
Federal Bureau of Entomology
Georgia State Board
Mississippi
Georgia Board of Entomology
Sea Island
E. Lee Worsham
Burns Shelley and Byron Died Young
A concise note compares poets Burns Shelley and Byron noting Burns and Byron died in their thirty six to thirty seven years and Shelley died at thirty, asserting none reached forty and highlighting their early deaths.
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Burns
Shelley
Byron
Twenty Carloads of Steel Billets Pass West to Munitions Plants
Yesterday afternoon over the Seaboard Air Line Railway twenty full cars passed eastward, heavily loaded with steel billets from the Birmingham iron region. The billets were destined for munitions plants in the north and east to be made into large shells.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Birmingham
Beaverdam Drainage Project Moves Forward
The Beaverdam drainage project inches toward completion as a three-man board reviews the plan. G W O Kelley T J Erwin and C M Strahan engineer discuss the scheme, intended to reclaim many acres, improve health, and boost land utility for the district.
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Big Beaverdam
Messrs
G. W. O’kelley
T. J. Erwin
C. M. Strahan
Board of County Commissioners
Superior Court
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W. ‘8. Kell
School of Commerce
Georgia Tech
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