Georgia Glee Club to Tour State with Orchestra and Band
The Red and Black Glee Club sails into an all-week statewide tour with added orchestra and a 14 piece band giving free concerts. Notables include 35 members plus faculty, with tour dates from Newnan to Milledgeville and Gainesville to Rome. Manager Dana Blackmar heads the effort with R N Schwab as president.
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Red and Black
Glee Club
Atlanta Ringz
Newnan
LaGrange
Carrollton
Bessie Tift College
Forstih
Wesleyan
Macon
Barnesville
Milledgeville
Gainesville
Cartersville
Rome
University of Georgia
Messrs
Campbell
Atlanta
Hathorne
Bassett
Fort Valley
Peacock
Coker
Jennings
Dawson
Hirshberg
Schwab
Merry
Augusta
West
Cuthbert
Holmes
Michael
Athens
McGowan
Sullivan
Conyers
Pinkard
Columbus
Mandolin Club
F. Bond
G. Bond
Benson
Hartwell
Branson
Chappell
Smith
Orme
Martin
Broyles
Messrs. Geo. Walters
Crocker
Pennington
Madison
Bond
Dana Blackmar
E. J. Hardin
R. N. Schwab
Fresh Market Coffee Promises Distinct Flavor
Advertising copy touts Fresh Market Coffee as vastly different from ordinary coffees and invites readers to enjoy it and be convinced by the taste.
Kit Carsons Buffalo Ranch Wild West Shows Arrive in Town
A two performance engagement on Tuesday March 31 brings the Kit Carsons Buffalo Ranch Wild West Shows to town on special trains of double-length cars. The production features Cossacks from Russia Mexican Rurales Indian chiefs and a two-mile pageant of glittering gold and silver with expert horsemen.
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Kit Carson
America
Russia
Mexico
Automobile Tires at Factory Prices
Tire factories advertise direct sales from Dayton Ohio offer heavy discounts on standard and independent makes. Listings show sizes from 28x3 to 37x5 with price breakouts and terms including 5 percent discount for full payment and 19 percent deposit, plus extra charges for non skid and red tubes. All tires claimed new, clean, fresh, and guaranteed.
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O. D
Tire Factories Sales CO
Dayton,Ohlo
Paintings Exhibit at Library Shows Notable Works
The American Federation of Art collection on campus display impresses with The Hills by Hugh H Breckenridge and a wholesome Los Betts baby piece. The gallery invites afternoon and evening viewing with season tickets available at Costa's and Woman's Exchange ahead of shipment to Charleston.
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American Federation
Hugh H. Breckenridge
Lois Betts
Charleston
Athens
Costa’s
Woman's Exchange
Elks Hall Meeting Tonight With District Deputy Guest
Elks assemble at the Elks Hall tonight for a meeting of unusual interest. District Deputy J. H. Innis of Milledgeville will be guest of honor. Degrees will be conferred followed by a social session. Elks in the city urged to attend. Smoked bloaters five cents and fresh plain buckwheat flour advertised by Arnold & Abney.
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Elks Hall
J. H. Innis
Milledgeville
Elks
Spring Blood and System Cleanser Promises Health Boost
An herbal tonic called Electric Bitters is advertised as a spring cleanser to purify blood, aid kidneys and liver, and restore energy after winter fatigue. Sold by H. E. Bucklen & Co. in Philadelphia, with 50c and 1.00 prices. Also promotes French Market Coffee for aroma and soothing flavor.
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H. E. Bucklien & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Root Juice Promises Revitalized Old Folks
Claiming to purify the blood and energize the whole body, an advertisement touts ROOT JUICE as a quick tonic for stiffness, backaches, and daytime fatigue. It sells the product through H. R. Palmer & Sons with guarantees and warnings to avoid inferior imitations.
Federal Game Warden Lumpkin Announces Open Seasons
Robert W. Lumpkin named federal officer under interstate game law. He warns hunters of open seasons for migratory birds and waterfowl across states with varied dates, noting restrictions on the Mississippi river and protected species through 1918.
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Lampkin
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
District of Columbia
Kansas
New Mexico
West Virginia
Missouri
Arizona
California
Woodcovk
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
Mississippi River
Minneapolis
Memphis
Stranded Show Girls Receive Help in Macon
Two vaudeville performers stranded in Texas arrived in Macon sick and penniless. A local subscription aided hotel board and transportation to Athens where relatives were reportedly located. The case highlighted hardship and a perceived awakening from dreams.
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Macon
Texas
Georgia
Broadway
Athens
Danderine Promise of Soft Hair and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Knowlton’s Danderine as a cheap hair treatment that makes hair soft shiny and full within minutes and claims it stops dandruff and hair loss while promising new growth after two weeks. It urges purchase at drug stores for 25 cents.
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Knowlton
Curious Witchs Broom Growth on Spruce Tree
The photograph shows a seven foot circumference witches broom on a forty year old common spruce cut for study. The dense growth forms at the top and weighs about 75 pounds. Witches brooms arise from irritation in dormant buds and may be caused by fungi or insect punctures. Large growths rarely harm the tree, while small ones on birch can be deadly.
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London
Paris Eight-Year-Old Tried for Schoolmate Murder
Francois Lenormand an eight year old boy from Paris and Rennes was tried for attempted murder of a schoolfellow Joachim Keronas. Lenormand waited in a lane struck Keronas with a knife and kicked him causing grave injuries. He claimed to be drunk at the crime and a higher court sent him home from a reformatory instead of confinement.
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Paris
Rennes
Francois Lenormand
Lenormand
Joachim Keronas
Keronas
Court of Montfort
Trolley Wire Nearly Kills Boy at Chicago Connection
A crowd of schoolboys threw a wire over a trolley connection as a prank. Eleven year old Walter Armens touched the wire and was at risk of fatal injury in Chicago.
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Chicago
Walter Armens
Coxey Plans 500000 March on Washington May First
General Coxey says he will lead an army of unemployed totaling about 500000 into Washington on May 1 to demand relief and jobs. The movement marks another Coxeyite parade toward the capital.
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Coxey
Washington
Orioles Build Pouchlike Nests High in Trees
Baltimore naturalists note the Baltimore oriole constructs shallow pouch nests hung from limbs of elm willow or maple and favors strong branches for attachment. Observers compare nest design with other birds and cite a far more advanced baya of southeast Asia that lights its nest with firefly–phosphorescent clay pockets.
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Baltimore
Miss Robin
Miss Bluebird
Lord Baltimore
Southeastern
Asia
Wife is granted divorce after cruel house flower claim
In Sussex county court Mrs Florence Magee aged nineteen wins a divorce from Levin Magee dated back to January 14, 1911. The suit cites cruelty as grounds with details of daily head submersion under a pump and repeated dousing with water.
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Georgetown
Del
Florence Magee
Sussex County Court
Levin Magee
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Dorsey Furniture CO
Georgia Glee Club
Dr. King
David Moore
Saginaw
Aia
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Arnold & Abney
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Lumpkin
Robert W. Lumpkin
Nevada
Buchward Bros
Try
Schoolboy
New York
Hilda Cain
Hoboken
N. J
McGovern
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