Social notes from Eatonton and University events
Mrs J C Jester plans return home Saturday afternoon. Atlanta and Memphis guests attend University commencement events for Misses Stokes Davant and McElmurray. Locals visit relatives, attend lectures, and prepare for summer plans as families travel to Virginia and New York. Mrs A Deadwyler and Mrs J Hall host, while Miss Smotherman teaches Y M C A swimming. Roosevelt Walker lecturing on Literary Dietetics at YWCA. YWCA night class led by Dr Reynolds.
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Natalie Stokes
Atlanta
Natalie Davant
Memphis
S. H. Williams
Mary Virginia Bailey
Sarah Bailey
Newnan
J. A. Hunnicutt
Miss Smotherman
la Mira Smotherman
Christian Associattion
Roosevelt Walker
University of Georgia
Young Women’s Christian Association
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cold Relief Note
An old time advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a standard remedy for coughs colds and throat irritation. It claims antiseptic qualities soothe membranes and kill germs with a 60 cent price and urges readers to keep a bottle in the medicine chest.
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Dr. King
Remarkable class graduates from State Normal School
Last night 111 young women and two young men received diplomas at the State Normal School during the twenty third commencement. Four speakers delivered notable papers on literature, women’s roles, and national suffrage. Dr Pound praised the class, unveiled a future alumnae home plan, and the celebration ended with the class song and a benediction.
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State Normal School
Cartledge
Pound
Annie V. Massey
State Normal
Georgia
Inez Porter
Evelyn Griffith
Nanalyn Brown
Lillian Hardin
Oconee Heights
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure for All Cases
$100 reward offered for proof of failure to cure. Ad asserts catarrh a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only remedy. Internal use described as restoring mucous membranes and building up strength to aid nature. Readers warned of widespread gullibility yet urged to seek treatment.
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Ilall
Hall
High School Grounds Transformed Into Fairyland for Grad Night
The high school campus glowed like a fairyland for the graduation reception last night. Students wired and lit the grounds, crafting a two to three acre display under the front trees with 555 wood framed lanterns in varied shades of oiled transparency. Over the building doorway a large electric light shone in color, echoing a grand design from the school’s manual arts shops.
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School Manual Arts
Illumination Impresses Electrical Engineering Students
School pin it too a bit of the hand work of the boys who are studying electrical engineering. The effect of the Illumination was wonderfully pleasing and unique.
England invents rubber cow models for milkmaid training
Rubber models of essential cow parts have been invented in England to provide practical instruction for girls learning to be milkmaids. The devices offer hands on practice without needing live animals, reflecting 19th century educational innovations.
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England
Not Lost In Canning
The notice states that the laxative properties of fruits and vegetables are not destroyed by canning them.
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Rigley
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Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co
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Chicago
J. C. Jester
Eatonton
Mrs. Oliver
Misa Esther Oliver
Georgetown
Virginia
Marion Bailey
Kathleen Kytle
8. J. Chamberlain
Fulton B. Warner
Mary Frances Danson
Mary Lovell McElmurray
Waynesboro
Nina
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Albin Dearing
New York
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Ira Funkenstein
Law School
Columbia University
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Philomath
Mjasea Jennie
Leila Drake
Mr. Bolling DuBose
Danville
Delaney Hall
A. P. Deadwyler
Jas. Hall
Elberton
E. 8. Rylee
Little Willie Elizabeth Hall
Miss Blanch Callaway
Grady Brooks
Klein & Martin
Claudia Fink
Emily and
Eather Upson
Prof. Lustrat
University
E. A. Crawford
Albert Williams
Winder
BH. L. Williamson
Jefferson
C. T. Jones
Madison
City
I. H. Reynolds
Barrow
Garrow
Augusta Center
Ruby Ward
Ethel Agnew
Lille Belle Allgood
Gladys Arnold
Jessie Blake
Emmie Bounds
Mary Willis Bounds
Dorothy Bray
Nanalyne Brown
Susan Burson
Lucile Buxton
Clyde Coleman
Bertha Gunter
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Lillian L. Harden
Connie Harvey
Fannie Lucile Hawkes
Ruth Hayes
Mattin Hendrix
Evelyn Henry
Marie Hicks
Virginia Hilsman
Annie Mae Hinton
Jimmy Hogg
Georgia Hollingsworth
Leona Holmes
Nan Hope
Imogene Leone Howard
Martha Y. Hutchinson
Bessie Johnson
Nellie Johnson
Ruby Jones
Eloise Kerlin
Lucile Koehne
Ruby Lanier
Huberta ‘Morris
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Misa Inez Portereld
Isaac Powell
Kathrine Powell
Vance Quinn
Lois Rainwater
R. W.ransom
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Trena Reid
Mary E. Reynolds
Beryl Rhodes
Casale Rice
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Lula Shirley
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Mattie Frances Smith
Fiorico Snellings
Persia Sullivan
Sue Sullivan
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Martha Towns
Fannie Trimble
Ruth Turk
Jane Walker
Felixina Weems
Naomi Wells
Helen Whittelsey
Frances Williams
Leila Williamson
Susan Wimberley
Garah Wynne
Ethel Crawley
Chas. Stern Co
Stern
Athens
Mystic Fairyland
W. O. Martin & Co
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