Orphan Maggie Confesses Secret to Bill Pogue
Margaret reveals she is an orphan adopted by the Barchesters and fears losing Bill if he learns she is not their daughter. Bill agrees to marry her and takes her to meet his mother at the family home, where the mother treats them with warmth and acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barchester
Maggie
Hagle’s Nest
Mr. Barchester
Bill Pogue
Barchesters
Bill
Daddy Barchester
Margaret
Tom
Shakespearean Entertainment Opens Normal School Commencement
The State Normal School department of oratory presents a Shakespearean program directed by Augusta Center. The event marks the centennial celebration with a Shakespearean fete of dances and songs, climaxing in The Comedy of Errors on Monday evening.
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Department of Oratory
S. N. School
Department of Oratory and Expression
State Normal School
Miss Augusta Center
Lucy Cobb Institute
Miss Balderstone
Miss Moore
Oratory
King Calidore
Mignor Davis
Athens Students Receive Invitations to Commerce School Exercises
A column lists many Athens residents and visitors attending various events and travels around late May. It notes dates for commencement, people visiting from Atlanta Augusta Elberton Lavonia and Jefferson, and mentions the Lucy Cobb banquet and related social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Commerce Schools
American student Kilgallen held after Irish revolt start
John J. Kilgallen a 17 year old Farrockaway New York student at Stednas College Dublin was arrested the day the revolt began while bearing arms He is a prisoner at Stafford England The American embassy prompted disclosure of the facts Kilgallon allegedly belonged to the Stedna cadet corps on a practice march that ended at Liberty Hall when fighting began
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
John J. Kilgallen
Farrockaway
N. Y
Stednas College
Dublin
Kilgallon
Stafford
England
United States
Stedna
Liberty Hall
Athens Overland Car Shipment Sets Local Pace
The Athens Overland Company unloaded the first two carloads of a ten carload shipment, showing strong growth in Overland popularity. Athens avoids long waits while other cities report scarce stock as orders pile up. The selling team includes Harry C. Rhodes Jackson C. Haynes and W. C. Denny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Overland Company
Smith, Armstrong & Dobbs
Athens
Atlanta
Macon
Augusta
Rome
Messrs
Harry C. Rhodes
Jackson C. Haynes
W. C. Denny
Auto Show Sells Two More Ford Automobiles
Mr. W. G. Griffeth of Griffeth Implement Co reports Ford sales milestones at the city auto show. He says yesterday matched Tuesday by selling two cars, including a touring car and a roadster, with strong proven demand and expected further purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Show
FORD
W. G. Griffeth
Griffeth Implement Company
Ford Car
Hoe
Overlands Sold At Athens Show By Overland Co
The Athens Overland Co reports the sale of five Overland cars through the Banner Automobile Show. The Willys Knight motor draws attention with features claimed to reduce parts and improve power with age. Demonstrations are at the Athens Overland Co showrooms, 150 Washington Street, as public interest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Overland Co
Smith, Armstrong & Dobbs
Overland
Banner Automobile Show
Willys
Willys-Knight
Europe
Athens
Overland Co
Washington Street
His Last Excuse at Yale Record
A fragment from Yale Record notes a joke about college splits into two classes based on wearing a stiff collar on Sundays. It presents a light, humorous aside on student fashion and principle.
Parental rights and involving sons in home decisions
A column urges including boys in home decor choices and responsibilities, recommending consulting Jack on color, rug placement, and shelving. It stresses teaching sons to share power and taste, alongside girls, to foster appreciation of art and literature. It also notes romantic Spanish customs for engagements such as gifts of garters and gold medals.
Cartoonists target wealth in forty years of study
The article notes a long study of cartoons and caricatures over forty years, arguing that cartoonists believe no man can accumulate a large fortune without a certain moral or social stigma, illustrated by a gray side whisker image.
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Judge Brand
Henry Carlton
Mr. Tate Wright
Elberton
J. Marvin Landrum
Mrs
J. J. Landrum
Nantahala Avenue
R. E. Park
Lavonia
Mamie Arnold
Maxeys
Ruby Whitehead
Martha Cole Morton
Lumpkin
Bob Morton
Hattie Sue Waggoner
Colbert
Edith Oliver
Key West
Hancock Avenue
John Stokely
Crawford
City
A. W. Ashford
Clinton Ashford
Misses Lucy
Helen Ashford
Watkinsville
John Gerdine
Jersey
Miles Collier
Mrs. J. Y. Carthers
Covington
Louise McIntyre
Mary Lovell McElmurray
Waynesboro
Susan
Nina Scudder
W. P. Briggs
J. P. Johnson
Center
Cora McCord Brown
Marietta
Carl Thompson
Columbus
Lucy Cobb
J. W. Crawford
Serena Crawford
Lexington
E. P. Taylor
Jefferson
Morris Michael
Simon Michael
Mrs. Mamie. Johnson
Ders
Colonial Theatre
Sale
Colonial Theater
M. Funkenstien
D. W. Griffeth
New York
Chicago
Sherman
The
Seal
Ku-Klux Klan
Lee
Appomattox
Lincoln
Roland
Miss Balderston
Reiney
Anne Linton
Oliver
Sarah Yow
Martin
Sarah Heggie
Sylvia
Mary Faith Yow
Florio
Florence Galt
Allen
Melba Rhodes
Daphnia
Silvia
Nettie Webb
Ione
Daphnie
Mary Pease
Galatea
Dorothy Hodgson
Julia McMillan
Astrea
Isabel Hutcheson
Amaryllis
Ruth Prina
Yvonne du Mont
Sarah Loker
Constance Leroux
Martin Young
Nina Davis
Nellie Young
Hardee Wacklow
Alice Chandler
Cornelia Abney
Elizabeth Harris
Ottawa Herald
O Overlands
Athens Overland Agency
Puck
Mary
Jack
Virginia I, van de Water
May Mother’s Magazine
Spain
Svat Cueaial
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