Social Notes and Upcoming Events in Athens
The Athens social calendar lists Firing Line at the Colonial, Ellen Mell re opening music classes at 257 Hill Street, and a Woman’s Club meeting at 4 PM on Milledge avenue. Recitals, bridge party, auto trip to Americus, and box parties at the theater are noted, with various households hosting guests and gatherings through the week.
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the Colonial
Ellen Mell
Americus
Lawrence Small
Small
Annie Pitner
Henry Lamar
Mary English
Steve Solomon
Walter Beeks
Hill Street
Augusta Tuesday Afternoon Club Hosts Delightful Meeting
Mrs. W. C. Kellogg entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Club at her Broad Street home with about fifty guests. Mrs. Carter Burdell won the high bridge score brass fernery, while the booby prize went to Mrs. Robinson of Boston and the consolation china jelly jar to Mrs. Emory Williamson. The Cotillion Club dance followed with chaperones Mrs. Ben Barrow and Mrs. R. T. DuBose hosting visiting girls in elegant attire among a large gathering of locals and guests.
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W. C. Kellogg
Augusta
W. (. Kellogg
Broad Street
Emory Williamson
Walter Bishop
Athens
Augusta Herald
An Unusual Opportunity For Glasses From R Brandt
An opportunity for those wearing glasses or needing them by R Brandt. The Optical Department is run by a skilled optometrist with accurate eye testing and proper glasses prescriptions. Frames are adjusted for comfort, with a comprehensive stock and same day mail orders.
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R. Brandt
Labor union advances and wage topics across regions
Notes from the labor world outline new union formations and wage trends in cities such as Flint Michigan La Crosse Wisconsin Allentown Pennsylvania Aberdeen Scotland Oakland California and Sacramento California. They report charter amendments in San Francisco setting a 20 daily minimum wage and discuss broader UK and Dutch labor agreements affecting millions.
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Oye” Fheng
Patern Makers
Flint
Mich
Maine
Labor Commission
Root
la Crosse
Wis
Allentown
Aberdeen
Scotland
Dockers
Oakland
Cal
Carpenters’ Unions
Massachusetts
Lowell
England
Wales
New York
Barbers’ Unions
Wassau Thusetts
Boston
Orange County
Stockton
Federated Trades Council of
Sacramento
San Francisco
the Netherland
Bench Show Opens at Oshkosh Wisconsin Event
Oshkosh Wis Jantu Prize winning boxes of many varieties were dismayed here today at the opening of the fifth annual beach show of the Fox River Kennel Club. The exhibition will continue until the end of the week.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Fox River Kennel Club
Handsome Scarf Pin Free Offer From New York Firm
A Gotham Company promotions offers a gold plated scarfpin mailed free to anyone sending name and address plus five two cent stamps. The firm at 1161 Broadway, New York, uses the gift to introduce its general catalogue including jewelry and household goods.
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New York
United States
Gotham Company
Broadway
N. Y
Conference Sets Uniform Rules for Meat Inspection
Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri officials met in Town, Kansas to discuss a conference with pure food authorities. They aimed to adopt uniform standards for inspection and handling of meat products across the three states.
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Ty. Mooden
Tae
Kansas
Okabotmas Town
Nebraska
Wissourcd
Electric Bitters hailed as cure for stomach trouble and rheumatism
A Lewisburg West Virginia reader credits Electric Bitters with curing ten years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. The letter praises the tonic for dyspepsia digestion jaundice and kidney poisons. Sold by W. J. Smitt & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons at 50 cents with guarantee of satisfaction.
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C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
W. Va
W. J. Smitt& Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Baseball Notes and Player Moves Across Leagues
Pitcher Bob Groom refuses to sign a Washington contract over salary. Memphis signs outfielder Paul Thrasher from Georgia on Ty Cobb’s recommendation. O P League salary cap rises to 2000 including managers. Giants and White Sox pact canceled for spring. Yale keeps pro coaching with Billy Tush rehired. Ex manager Fred Lake to cancel Boston contracts if new Dove owners pay 3.5. Red Sox sign Tom OBrien from Hartford. Highlanders President Farrell funds Catcher Mail via Manning Hughes Foster and Mitchell. Brenahan of the Cardinals trims veterans to field young National League contenders. Hackett of the Senators notes Tri State League status for Allentown. Dreyfuss echoes presidents remarks.
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Bob Groom Refu
Washington
Memphis
Paul Thrasher
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Giants
White Sox
Yale
Billy Tush
Eli
Fred Lake
Boston Ion
Als
Doves
Boston Red Sox
Tom O'Brien
Tartford
Farrell
Highlanders
Rochester
George Hackett
Trenton
Allentoyn Tatedson
N. J
Dreyfuss
Asthma Cure Offered by Woodworth Co for Senpine Trial
Expert medical scientists announce results from Senpine a remedy claimed to cure asthma hay fever bronchitis and catarrh. The Woodworth Co invites thousands to request a free experimental package by mail from 1161 Broadway New York City asserting dramatic success against long standing cases.
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New York
Woodworth Co
Dept
Broadway
New York City
Vienna University
Texas League Meeting Sets Schedule for Season
Austin hosts Texas baseball league magnates as they plan a meeting to adopt the schedule and finalize season arrangements. Unrelated boxing notes mention Unk Russell vs Paddy Sullivan in Buffalo with fan chatter on Abe Attell and Joe Coster. Ad Wolgast calls Battling Nelson a risk, but says he is otherwise sound.
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Texas League
Austin
Texas
Texas Baseball League
Unk Russell
Paddy Sullivan
Buffalo
Cht
Abe Attell
Joe Coster
Patsy Kline
Ad Wolgast
Battling Nelson
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Strength
The earliest and busiest little remedies, Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, claim to convert weakness into energy and gloom into joy. Their gentle action is described as unnoticeable, with sales through local druggists.
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Chamberlain
Camnitz Faces Free Agency as Lub Refuses Contract
Camnitz will become a free agent if not offered a contract by March 1. Brooklyn manager Bill Dahlen plans to start spring duties early and will take star pitchers George Bell and Nap Rucker to Hot Springs, Arkansas around February 1. Dick Cooley, after selling the Topeka Club, prepares a vaudeville baseball act claiming $25,000 earned in four Kansas years. President Johnson looks to secure new hope from American League players.
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Lub
Camnitz
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn
Bill
George Bell
Nap Rucker
Hot Springs
Ark
Dick Cooley
Topeka
Kansas
Johnson
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Coughs and Throats
A patent remedy claim notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for obstinate coughs colds and throat lung irritations. It is advertised as unrivaled for throat and lung diseases and sold by all dealers.
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Pete
Woman's Club
M. A. Lips
Comb
Milledge Avenue
Roberta
Hodgson
Joan
L. G. Doughty
Henry Cohen
Rodney Cohen
Mary Walker
Miss Bolling Phinizy
Laaire van’ “Garrett
Angus Herald
Goss
J. H. Goss
Ida Coe
Selma
Ala
Frances Henley
Nonie Pearson
Oconee Street
Marion
Lumpkin
Lumpkin Street
General Wright
William A. Wright
Wright
Arthur $B. Kigan
Clemson
Charles Phinizy
Atlanta Journal
Mary Lee
Davis
Hill St
W. B. Chandler
Bishop
City
Atlanta
Col
Frank Shackelford
Florida
George Mell
Mel
Augusta Arnold
Walter Childs
Louis Carhart
Chi Psi Fraternity
Hazel Brand
Mrs. Adams
Kansas City, Mo
FE. A. Crawford
Card Club
Cotillion Club
Ben Barrow
R. T. DuBose
Luelle Brand
Miss Anderson
Strickland
Brenaugh
Alice Stockett
Albany
Francos Henley
Lalage Darwin
Janie Mufose
Rene Lustrat
Eleanore Tustrat
Alice Stewart
Mattie Sue Phinjay
Vine Nickerson
Sarah O'Farrell
Edith Branson
Julia Brand
Annie BR. Dorsey
Indya Barnett
E. G. Griffin
Dentist
Mr. Bid
OK Lata
Wien Am
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual
Oshkosh, Wis
Baseball Notes
Haughey & Paile
College Ave
Telephone
Edyth Shayne
Foleys
Kidneypils
State Normal School
Fitzpatrick & Norwood
Pasmeore Trio
Mary Pasmore
Dorothy Pasmore
Suzanne Pasmore
William Armstrong
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Big Courier
Costa's Cafe
Fredrick J. Bal
Ollege Ave
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