Calendar and notes for a State Normal School week
Friday events include afternoon tea, missionary address, Bible studies, extension club, Children of Confederacy meeting, and an Annie O’Farrell class. Saturday features Citadal vs Georgia at 3:30, plus a Dansant after the ball. Also notes a poem about motherhood, a Thought for the Day, a reception for Normal School faculty from 5 to 7, and mention of a Free Employment Bureau opening.
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Mesdames Pound
Wardlaw
Sells
W. F. Watson
Y. W. C. A. Bible Studies
E. L. Hill
Y. W. C. A. Extension Club
Children of Confederacy
A. E. Crawford
Annie O'Farrell
Citadal
Georgia
Dansant
Holman Hall
State Normal School
Jerre M. Pound
J. C. Wardlaw
E. S. Sell
Confederacy
The
Crawford
We Have Connections Hats and Garments Belong to Leaders
A local shop promotes personal guarantees with custom suits and a complete line of men and boys furnishings. Fall hats arrive and early shoppers gain the edge, becoming leaders rather than followers in style.
Free Employment Bureau aids 300 applicants in wartime relief
The Employment Bureau of the Vacation Committee at 38 West Thirty-ninth Street received 300 applications from out of work girls and women amid wartime depression with seventy-five securing positions. Miss Adams offered four years as bureau chief at Manhattan Trade School to aid, and fifteen women pledged volunteer hours daily. A $2 donation from a working girl was noted as helping others now rather than next summer.
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Free ‘Employment Bureau
Woman's Department
National Civic Federation
West Thirty-ninth Street
Adams
Manhattan Trade School
Bureau
On the Road to Intemperance in Court Testimony
A Chicago court heard a husband facing divorce admitted heavy drinking, consuming eight or nine whiskies each morning before breakfast and about thirty before bedtime, illustrating how such habits can lead to intemperance.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Ledger
Nose Bleed Snuff From Roasted White Beans
A traditional remedy suggests roasting common white beans until brown then grinding the mine and taking it as snuff to treat nosebleeds. This older folk practice uses rustic preparation and direct ingestion as a nasal aid.
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Earth
C. Wagner
Free Employment Bureau
E. H. Dorsey
Henry Rhodes
Miss Harbin
Emmanuel Church
Baxter Stret School
Frank Edwards
Jennie Edward
Baxter Street
Baxter
Tober
Hampton
S. P. Orr
W. A. Kelley
Richmond, Va
Carlton
Messrs
Roy Mathews
Lewis Patton
S. J. Nix
Jefferson
City
Miss Belle Mangleburg
Bogart
Ruby Copeland
Winterville
Miss Curtis
Mewbourne
Callie Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Senator Smith
Washington, D.C
Jim Leigh
Farmington
Mrs. Boswell
Penfield
Dan DuPree
Margaret Moore
Stuart McGuire
Chas
Phinizy
Milledge Avenue
Greenville
S. C
Mary Wilkins
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Baptist ‘Fabernacle Philatheas
Blanton Fortson
Lynville
N. C
Billups’ Phinizy
Norfolk, Va
Hammond Johnson
J. R. Gray
John R. Northcutt
Marietta
W. F. Dorsey
Hill Street
Edna Cheatham
Miss Huff
Annie White
Danielsville
Mrs. Armor
Miss Moselle Settles
Hugh Parker
Eunice
A. 5S. Parker
Mattie Wilson DuBose
Hughes Spalding
R. B. Dixon
West Point
L. Lanier
Frank Holden
Rufus Turner
Mrs. Shelton
Mr. Shelton
Prof. Curtis
University
I. H. Goss
Franklin
BE. L. Hill
Montgomery
Ethel Johnson
Mrs
Claude Anderson
Miss Smith
Cartersville
E. J. Arnold
Hill and
Pope Streets
Mrs. W. J. Peeples
Miss
Agnes Goss
Luelle
Julia Brand
J. N. Owen
Knoxville, Tenn
W. P. Briggs
Briggs-Wardlaw
Pierce Jackson
Lexington
James Downing
Dr. Herleman
Agricultural College
Moselle Quillian
Maxeys
Raymond Harris
Savannah
Howard Brooke
Detroit
Charles Griffith
M. M. Morrison
Hugh Seagle
Columbia, C
Lizzie Mae Campbell
Stephens
Watkinsville
Louise Colle
Thomson
Mrs. W. R. Mackay
Little Som W. R., Jr
Greensboro
Dora Meyer
Horace Smith
Maxion Smith
F. H. Kroner
Miss Weulah Dunlap
Leola Dunlap
Gainesville
J. T. Pittard
Millie Rutherford
Ran Hudgins
Elberton
J. W. Griffith
W. R. Haynes
Camak
S. C. Waggoner
Margaret Waggoner
J. S. Coile
Arnoldsville
California
G. T. Murrell
Harry Pittard
Man’s Missionary Union
Serepta Association
Baptist Church
T. R. Crawford
Union
J. D. Moss
F. S. Brewer
Ed Dorsey
D. J. O’kelley
Commerce
T. C. Davison
W. C. Groves
Comer
A. Age Tanta
Mae Ring
Buckholz
Chas. Stern Co
Clayton ST
Athens,ga
Blastine
W. T. Collins & CO
the Fashion Shop
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