Through the Year Poem and Society Notes
The page includes a spring to winter poem “Through the Year” by Julian H. Culler, a Thought for the Day on Christian discipleship, and wedding notices for Mr. Joseph Gatins Jr. and Mlle. La Comtesse de Sombreuil in Paris with Atlanta ties. It also lists guests in Savannah, recent travels, a summer school schedule, and Shakespeare 300th anniversary coverage.
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Joseph Gatins
Mlle
LA Comtess DE
Shakespeare
London
Viscount James Bryce
Argentina
Chile
Persia
China
England
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Lord Bacon
Freckles Vanish with Ethine Double Strength Remedy
A guaranteed remedy offers a pennyless promise to remove freckles. Buy an ounce of ethine double strength from any druggist and apply a few times to reveal a clearer complexion. The ad notes money back if freckles persist, and that rarely more than an ounce is needed.
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Freckle-face
Time Employment and Railroads Mentioned in Exchange
A Washington Star excerpt presents a dialogue about time use and railroads noting that a politician says he cannot study certain topics due to duties to his constituents and business obligations. The exchange highlights concerns with focus and priorities in public service.
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Sénsterm
Washington Star
Method to prepare meats with water and spice mix
Instructions describe removing meat from a hut and washing it in water. The text references a Western Christian group and timing of thirty minutes, then instructs to drain and cook without broth. The passage is fragmented and lacks full procedural clarity.
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Petan Hutd
Papal Consistory Seating Order in Cardinal Ranks
The pope and cardinals sit in a circle with the senior cardinal bishop at the pope’s right, followed by others by seniority. After the last cardinal bishop, the senior cardinal priest is seated, and so on. the junior cardinal deacon begins the reverse order, finishing with the senior deacon at the pope’s left.
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Woodlawn
Julian
Culler
Christ
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Gatins
New York
France
H. B. Wilson
City
Tallassee Shoals
Judith Moss
Athens
A Gregg
Thomas Hamilton
Tam
Janes Reals Hte
Gey Hamilton
Birmingham
S. G. McLendon
James S. Devant
Memphis
Mary Hamilton
W. J. Peeples
Atlantic City
Ella Meaders
Gillsville
Sidney Lanier
John E. White
Miss Ruther
Ford
James &. Moss
Oak
Claxton
Board of Education
Wilkes
Messrs
A. S. Anderson
Roy S. Anderson
Danburg
Wilkes County
E. A. Callaway
Washington
Iweis
Geo. A. Long
Stat
Pi Heiseert
Corneliz
Toccoa
Harris
Will White
Watkinsville
Annie Mae Preston
J. W.maxey
Josephine Wilkins
Crawfordville
Horace Holden
Lenoir
Fannie Neal Anderson
Maria Price
William Preston
Bishop
D. A. Osborne
Roy Carrington
Winder
James Kelley
Reese Street
Katherine Dozier
Gainesville
J. C. McConnell
Cornelia
Ruth
Marion Hodgson
LaGrange
Turner-Finch
Miss Ruth Wells
Baltimore
Mrs. Lewis
James Dozier
Jack Bocock
St. Luke’s Hospital
Richmond
Arthur Tuck
D. J. Partee
Kathleen
Carroll Proctor
J. P. Proctor
Childrens
Tallulah Shoals
Joannah Gibson
West Virginia
Augusta
Dwight Deas
W. H. Booth
C. W. Berry
W. H. Deadwyler
Lexington
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Mre. A
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Dreadnaught Nevada
Chero-Cola Bottling CO
Athens, GA
Erties
Bludwine
Macon
Madison Wit
Georgia Railroad
Eaat
Palm Beach
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