Smile a Little Guide to Cheerful Dignity in Life
A prose of Ella Wheeler Wilcox urges smiles in daily work and social roles, urging kindness to all ranks from laundresses to bosses. It argues smiling elevates the individual and improves society, with anecdotes on hospitality and social courtesy. The piece ends with informal social notes from Mrs. H. C. White and local gatherings including a Fourth of July party and a Athens wedding announcement.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Silver Plated Salad Forks in Quintuple Plate
Silver plated flatware made with five layers of sterling silver, called quintuple plate, promises twenty five years of daily use. Each piece carries company name and full guarantee. Salad forks with gilt tines priced six dollars per dozen, iced tea spoons six, ice cream spoons five, with matching pieces in four patterns.
Social News Roundup From A Rainy Gathering And Local Travels
A rain soaked gathering enjoyed a hearty spread as guests dined in windy weather without wraps. The event featured Misses Georgia King Vera King Beatrice Ellison Carrie Ellison Annie Johnson Pearl Rogers Irene Gregory Ethel Parker Nina Stewart Nanette Stewart Daisy Eberhart May Fields Sallie Bailey Cora Edgar Corrie Thompson and Messrs Will Youngblood Will Cobb Ernest Fields Louis Thompson Willie Parker Lester Henderson Ed Poss Walter McKinnon Leland Edwards Clifford Fields Herschel Fields. Mrs Gregory and Mrs Herndon chaperoned. The social page also notes Mrs Prince and daughters visiting from Little Rock at Miss Bassline Prince’s Villa. Travelers include Dr H C White and Mrs Benedicts sailing soon, Miss Emma Hardeman Wrightsville Beach, and many others departing to Elliott, Wrightsville Beach, and Halifax via Savannah. Misses Mary and Louise Anderson, Mrs Strickland’s guests, depart for home, while Rev Troy Beatty attends Atlanta diocese convention in Gainesville.
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Georgia King
Vera King
Beatrice Ellison
Carrie Ellison
Annie Johnson
Pearl Rogers
Irene Gregory
Ethel Parker
Nina Stewart
Nanette Stewart
Daisy Eberhart
May Fields
Sallie Bailey
Cora Edgar
Corrie Thompson
Will
Griffin visitors and travels noted in local society page
Rev J W Quillian and family of Griffin visit Dr A C Quillian. Miss Susie Davison leaves for Greensboro. Mrs Henry Nickerson heads to Maryland. Miss Gertrude Bernstein goes to Augusta. Rev J Korn of the Jewish Publication Society arrives. several local residents seen about town. Dr Sidney Jacobs and Dr Dobbs arrive from Atlanta. travel and visits continue among local families. Electric Bitters advertised as a health tonic with money back guarantee.
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Susie Davison
Greensboro
James Davison
THREE UNUSUAL LITTLE NEWS ITEMS OF THE WIRE
San Antonio reports a fly killing contest ending with a grand pile of dead flies and a top prize of ten dollars. Knoxville notes a church built in a day by North Side Mission members for the Fourth of July service. Columbus records Rev. Dr. T B Stanford breaking ribs after a sleepwalking fall from a second story window. Brown brothers visit Atlanta with ties to regional officials.
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ryrTs
San Antonio
Texas
Robert Basse
Knoxville
Tenn
North Side Mission
Broadway Baptist Church
Parson
Columbus
T. B. Stanford
M. E. Church
ZEMO Remedies Claimed To Cure Dandruff Diseases
Advertisements tout ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as cures for dandruff and scalp germ diseases with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle and cake. The claim notes the product kills the germ and promises permanent cure when used as directed with sale through druggists and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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Zemo
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Kidney disease remedy cited as curable with early treatment
Mr. Perry A. Pitman of Dale Texas recalls four months bedridden with kidney and bladder trouble and gall stones. He credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with his cure and recommends it. Sold by all druggists.
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Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
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Jeannie DuBose
Lalage Darwin
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Henry West
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Lucy Yancey
California
Miss Louie Lane
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Henry Conway
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Jewish Publication Society of America
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