Athens reflects on fall business and civic effort
The notice urges readers to support local commerce and the Chamber of Commerce as Athens enters a busy fall season. It notes President Wilson and Mexico, mentions upcoming denominational meetings in Georgia, and explains cotton pricing as reported by the Athens Cotton Exchange with middling at 14 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Cedes
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Athens Cotton Exchange
Tion
Western Reserve Academy
Colby College
Vassar College
Denison University
Marie of Rouman
Rose Stahl
Arthur Yager
Porto Rico
Charles H. Ebbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Wilson outlines U S Latin America policy and no conquest pledge
In a Mobile speech President Wilson stresses friendly ties with Latin America, rejects territorial expansion, and argues for mutual cooperation on equal terms. He asserts the United States will not acquire more land by conquest and calls for defending human liberty and constitutional rights as shared goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin-America
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Mobile
Ala
Mexico
Wilson
Department of State
America
Germany Blocks the Game and Keeps Building Warships
English proposals for a two year halt on naval increases are blocked by Germany. England sought peace and economic relief by cutting shipbuilding costs, but Germany refuses to reply and proceeds with its naval programs. The result is continued global arms spending and delayed peace progress, with hope for future reductions.
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Germany
England
Kaster
This Date in History and Birthdays Page
This date in history lists events on October 29 across years including Sir Walter Raleigh’s beheading in 1618 and John Keats born in 1795 with others noted such as the Fulton’s launch in 1814 and Henry Irving’s American debut in 1883. It highlights Clark W Chamberlain born October 29, 1870 and marks contemporary birthdays and notable figures alongside a brief health ad promoting Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Westminister
John Keats
Fulton
New York
Justice H. Rathbone
Knights of Put
Utica
N. Y
Lima
Henry Irving
R. P. Roblin
J. H. Macdonald
Manitoba
Prince Alexander
Celes
Social and club notes and local visits in Georgia
The Augusta Chronicle reports a busy social calendar with federation council events in Washington and Georgia chapter activities. It lists meetings, luncheons, receptions, and programs, plus a flood of society guests visiting from Athens, Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, and beyond, including weddings and theater events during late October.
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Alice Baxter
Federation Council
Washington
Harvie Jordan
Rosa
Woodberry
Cuthbert Woman's Club
J. W. Malone
Daughters of the Confederacy
George McDonald
Mary A. Harrison
Georgia Training School For Girls
Rhoda Kaufman
Civic Progress
Georgia
Logan KR. Pitts
A. J. McKelway
Cyr
Thomas B. Thompson
Augusta Chronicle
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Beautiful Soft Hair
An advertisement promises doubled hair beauty after using Knowlton's Danderine. It claims hair becomes light, wavy and abundant, with scalp cleansing, dandruff removal, and new hair growth after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at any drug store.
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Soa P
Knowlton
Dancing frocks and chiffon patterns from 1880 fashion notes
Period fashion article describes diaphanous winter frocks using mousseline voile net and chiffon with pink chiffon and rose bud trimming. It details pattern numbers 7922 and 7880, yardage for sizes, back closures, and a coupon for patterns priced 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeolia
Grape-Nuts Restores Stomach Nerves and Thinker Says Letter
A Wisconsin woman shares a long recovery from dyspepsia after using Grape-Nuts and Postum. She details weight loss from 145 to 90 pounds, speech improvement, and gradual ability to eat varied foods, noting breakfast and supper with Grape-Nuts remain. The ad campaign presents these testimonials as genuine letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Weather forecast for Atlanta and Georgia Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair weather in Atlanta and vicinity with cloudy conditions across Georgia. A cold high pressure system moves east from Texas bringing cooler temperatures and light frost in some areas, while the Ohio valley and Lake region see rain under low pressure. The region reports light winds and low temperatures with a 8 degree low at Williston North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Banner
Atlanta
Georgia
Texas
Mississippi
Cotton Belt
Memphis
Vicksburg
Pennscola
Meridian
Mobile
Shreveport
Houston
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
St. Lawrence
Buffalo
St. Paul
Williston
N. D
C. F. von Herrmann
Dramatic Company Coming to Colonial Theater
The Looby Broker Dramatic Company a 25 member band and orchestra will perform at the Colonial theater on Wednesday evening November 4 presenting the western drama The Cowboy's Pal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Looby Broker Dramatic Company
Colonial Theater
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Uncle Sam
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News-Week
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Macon
Clark W. Chambelain
Clark W. Chamberlain
Granville
Litchfield
University of Chicago
Columbia University
Chamberlain
Mrs. T. B. Fleming
Oglethorpe County
Lillian Tiller
Spencer Conerat
Savannih
City
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Bertha Moore
Nisbet Tinsley of
A R. Nicholson
Henderson Avenue
Martha Phinizy
Billups Phinizy
Georgian Terrace
Hammond Johnson
Norfolk
Hughes Spalding
Johnson
Annie B. Phinizy
Atlanta Constitution
Zack Lamar Cobb
el Vaso
Howell Cobb
Reesestrom
Helen Michael
Mr. Robus Rogers
Augusta
Harry Hull
Troy Beatty
Lasage Darwin
Frida
Greenville
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Ruth McGee
Marshall Beattie
Miss McGee
Lucy Cobb
Gordon Carson
Leila May Hall
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Emma Jordan
Louise Vincent
Ben Barrow
Augusta Arnold
Laura Hutchins
Walter Childs
Ben
Davis-Fischer
Georgina
Daisy McDonald
James White
Vincent
Murry Davis
T. W. Crawford
Lexington
J. A. Simpson
Greensboro
Ada White
Walter Booth
Watkinsville
Spen
J. J. Sheppard
Commerce
Charles Crawford
Milledgeville
Marietta Anderson
Bostwick
E. H. Reed
Waycross, Ga
C. UU. Newton
Prince Avenue
T. H. Wray
Union Point
Lill Shrouse
Madison
A. M. Deadyler
Alma Deadwyler
G. M. Neal
Royston
Artie Small
Mrs. Fannie Crane
James D. Flemign
Blondy Mayes
Bogart
I. H. Goss
Mount Airy
Emory Speer
Messrs
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Carl Thompson
Cobb Lampkin
Milledge Avenue
H. H. Hampton and
McVoy
Colbert
J. B. Giles
Annie Lou
Mamie Giles
Farmington
Charles Griffith
Lycia Griffith
Rosa D. Hull
Savannah
Ood
Winterville
J. C. Mathews
Maxeys
Gillen
Leola Dunlap
Russell Haynes
Camack
Thomas Griffith
Spurgeon Coile
Mercer-Gibson
Bowman
W. M. Coile
D. J. Winter
Dora Meyer
T. N. Gainer
O. K. Graham
J. B. Williams
Tom Elder
W. J. Thornton
M. L. Johnson
Ethel Johnson
Annie Love Thornton
Clara Griffith
Gladys ‘Glenn
Gladys Coile
State Normal
S. C. Hayes
W. M. Hayes
Arnoldsville
D. I. Winter
Ruby Dowdy
R. O. Smith
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