Social notes mix at Harawa Hall and Athens events
The item piles social updates and notices from Athens and nearby towns, mentioning a Saturday soiree at Harawa Hall, bridal party movements, weddings Altman McGehee, and numerous visits and travels among residents. It notes fashion pieces, a legend about Bob White, and local society chatter with multiple names and places.
Painkiller and Dream Balm Promoted By Local Drugstore
Our Town Druggists tout Painkiller as the best medicine they keep during hard times. Ely’s Dream Balm restores taste and smell from Nasal Catarrh and begins healing quickly when applied to air passages. Available at all druggists or by mail from Ely Bros New York for 50 cents.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Normal School Notes Round Table and YWCA Activities
The Round Table met in the Mildred Rutherford Society room for an Uncle Remus evening with Miss Winburn and several readers. Stereopticon slides accompanied songs. The M C A held its usual meeting in the Altiora Society room with Rev Frank S Hudson lecturing on What Is Love. Several students left for homes or teaching posts. the YWCA met Sunday with a lecture on The Cries for Help of the Multitudes in the Foreign Lands.
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Round Table
Mildred Rutherford
Uncle Remus
Lenny
Winburn
Elizabeth Aiken
Agnes Motes
Leith Shannon
Hortense Reid
B. T. Ry Dr
M.C. A
Altiora Society
Frank S. Hudson
Young Harris Methodist Church
Bessie Stone
Concord
Atlanta
J. Otis Freeman
Augusta
G. C. Freeman
Weldon Williams
Farmington
Williams
Harry L. Upshaw
Loganville
Young
Chloe Lloyd
How to Make a Fortune from Thrills
An early Philadelphia Inquirer piece outlines quick riches from entertainments. Roller skating rinks yielded 22.5 to 50 percent dividends with some ventures showing 105 150 and 155 percent returns. Aerial railways and glorified roundabouts can bring in up to 250 to 600 dollars daily. The switchback, debuted at Coney Island, helped build the resort’s fame.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Coney Island
The Rise and Fall of Thrill Machines and a Rheumatic Cure
The article recounts the rapid profits of thrill devices like the scenic railway and switchback, noting large dividends and stock gains in Shanghai and the United States. It contrasts fleeting fads such as big wheels and revolving towers with the long term draw of new entertainments, then ends with an ad for Detchon's Rheumatism Remedy sold by L. P. Canning.
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Shanghai
Stock Exchange
America
White City
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Meridian Dispatch
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John White Marton
Rutherford Lipscomb
Aanta
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Urday
Mount Airs
Lillie Mass
Lindsay
Gregg
Atlanta Journal
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Phinizy-l Hall
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G. W. Altman
Chatenne
Alice Altman
J. P. Cooper
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Paul Hadaway
Commerce
W. O. Ashe
Rock Hill, S.C
Paul Shadaway
Cobb Street
Hk. C. Mek
Mr. I. Fambroush
Oconee County
J. C. Hunter
John Welch
Mrs. Price Hinton
Athanta
Dre and Mrs. Mathews
J. Lockhart
Monticello
Jarrett
Wellborn DuBose
Frances Medlin
Miss Stockton
Jefferson
Sam L. Lypst
Winder
BT Williams
Maud Williams
Winterville
BE OH. Youngkin Priday
W. A. Wilkins
Wartesboro
Coa. Scndder
Jelon Dargan
Tuck
Mrs. Kerber
Jacksonville
Gertrude Perkins
Louie Erwin
Jennie Arnold
Edna Ausland
Adeline Dobbs
Bessie Tift College
Ethel Scarborough
Columbus
Lacey Cobb
Simon Michael
E. J. Lang
Harriman, Tenn
Nellie Wagnon
Percy Johnson
Gray Hale
Fitzgerald
City
Lena Towns
Mrs. Randolph
A. B. Harper
Foundry Street
Mrs. Carlton Jester
Eatonton
Stein Bloch Co
Lampeck” Co
E. H. Dorsey
Howards, Walthams
Elgins
Hamiltons
New Englands
Excelsiors
Ingersolls
R. Brandt
Foery
Oring Laxanye
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Schloss Bros
Stern’s
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton Street
Athens, Ga
Trrsty Razors
Southern Mutual Building
Colonial
Theatre
Jules Murray
Comedienne
Mulan World Wartay
Pau Taias
Palmer's
Francis X. Hope
Tangston
Edith Ellis
John Gerdine
Southern Mutual
Hancock