Society Notes at Lucy Cobb Commencement Week
Miss Marie Stephens of Macon Nina Jones of Waynesboro and Lacy Good rich of Augusta visit Athens to attend Lucy Cobb University events. Many guests arrive for commencements while local families host dinners cards and church services, with students and faculty returning to homes across Georgia and beyond.
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Marie Stephens
Macon
Nina’ Jones
Waynesboro
Lacy Goodrich
Augusta
City
Rosena Thomas
Michael Bros sale and health ad mix with misprint
Michael Bros advertises steep discounts on cotton goods and hats with prices down to 16 to 85 cents per yard and trimmed pattern hats half price. Also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for various ailments in a brief health note.
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Michael Bros
Auction Sale of Central City Property
Auction sale in Athens on June 12 offers the old Connell Chamber lot on Jackson street with three rental buildings to be sold to the highest cash bidder. The sale aims to divide property. titles are perfect and tenants are reliable. Auctioneer T. B Mell conducts the sale.
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Jackson Street
Athens
South
Fulton Streets
Dozier’s Lumber Yard
Old Connell Chamber
T. 8
Fragmented OCR Laughs and quotations from old papers
A garbled OCR passage mixes invented dialogue and quotes from Meggendorfer Blatter, Pittsburg Gazette, and a poultry shop scene. It includes a line about a wife, a sick spouse, and a hat, followed by a brief interaction with a boy and a customer asking to see a geese, all rendered as stray fragments with unclear origins.
Seasonal diseases and remedies in a 19th century snippet
The passage links diseases to seasons with examples like rheumatism in late winter and stomach ailments in August, promoting open air exercise as prevention. It also covers courtly blood price bargaining in Tunis, advertisements for laxative pills, and notices on stock markets, medicines, and legal quips.
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Tunis
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Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
T. Dolan
Madrid
Perkins Co
Nebr
Athenany
Edward Glaser
Mgr
Fears & Sons
Clayton St
Madeira Islands
Cas
D. W. McGregor
E J. Bailey
Little Daughter
Newnan, Ga
J. A. Hunnicatt
Moses Martha Fort
Fulton Warner
Danville
Paris
Texas
Frank Edwards
Lehlia Greene
Lacy Yancey
Atlanta
Eleanor Hunnicautt
Mamie Jones
Toccoa
Judge Jones
Lucy Leah West
Hill Street
Lucy Cobb
Winship Natinnally
University
Louise DuBose
D. L Peacock
Robert Alston
Miss Rutherford
Pauline Edwards
Philadelphia
Milledge Avenue
Mrs. Truitt
LaGrange, Ga
Miss Mary Truitt
Clara May Winn
Marion Lumpkin
Floyd Jones
The
Valdosta
C. W. Ware
Marshallville, Ga
Miss Alleyne Ware
Lucy Cobb Institute
Wm. D. Ellis, Jr
D. W. McGregor-epé
Miss Jeseis
Charleson
S. R. Arnold
Crawford
Mary Gatine
New York
Annie Barnett
Sue Arnold
Annie Glenn Johnson
George Sciple
Miss Marie Sciple
Ethel Jones
Father Bazin
Daisy Braswell
Luelle Brand
Prince Avenue
W. P. Pattillo
Atlante
Mary Ella Yancey
Mattie Hunnicatt
Joe Turner
Dot Roquemore
Loganaville
Hugh Price
Mr. Wallace Brumby
Wm. Kiser
Orr Drug Co
Huyler’s
Palmer Sons
Ate Og
S. C. Dyer Cos
Wingfield’s Cash Grocery Store
Silver
Elgin, Waltham
Scudder
College Ave
Optician
Hood
Central City
Dr King
T. J. McFarland
Benterville
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Wisconsin
Webster
Chicago Tribune
H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
HR. Palmer & Sons
Yasto
Pittsburg
W.H Howell
Hon-too
Tex
Bob Moore
Lafayette
Ind
DeWitt
Orr Drag Co
Scotland
Edinburgh Stock Exchange
London Financial News
Joseph Pominville
Stillwater
Mann
Alex Richard
Chamberlain
H. R Palmer &Sons
W J Smith & Bro
Rochester Herald
E. OC. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt's
DeWitt’s
Jessie Pinkey Hall
Springfield
H. KR. Palmer & Sons
London Express
Kentucky
Strager & Cosisnarets
Paine’s
Paine
Cess
H.L Moore
York Harbor
Daily News
Baxter & Co
Geo. L. Heard
High Tower
H.R Palmer & Sons
Arnold & Sorrells
McEvoy
Lithia Springs Hotel
Laurens Co
Cross Hill
Waterloo
Harris Lithia
F. W. Scofield
Mor
HarrIs Springs, S. 6
School of Fashion
R. Brandt
Olayron Srre
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