Santa Claus and War and Thought for the Day
A Savannah Press editorial warns children against believing toy shortages due to war and reassures that Santa Claus will deliver as usual. It notes Santa’s ships arriving at Savannah and the effort of port officials to distribute toys, arguing war cannot hinder Christmas joy. The page also includes Kipling and Wordsworth excerpts and announces a Missionary Society meeting at the First Presbyterian church.
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Santa Claus
Germany
Southland
Savannah
Port Barrow
Kris Kringle
Philadelphia
Santa
Savannah Press
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
A. Scudder
Rowland
Juicy Frugal Menu and Home Miscellany Headlines
The page lists a daily menu with breakfast lunch and dinner offerings including peaches bacon ham and beef soup. It also includes a recipe for jellied chicken and notes on piano tuning and local social events at the Baptist Tabernacle Philathaeas and a Miss Theresa Watson birthday party with guests and refreshments.
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Cafe Au
Miss Watson
Theresa Watson
Springdale Street
Political comment on national grief by Zach Lamar Cobb
A newly published El Paso Herald political column by Zach Lamar Cobb reflects on the nation uniting in sorrow after the president's grief. The author argues unity rises from shared suffering and predicts divine blessing for the leader who lifts mankind's burdens.
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Nubbins
Cobb
el Paso Herald
Zach Lamar Cobb
Mankind
Experiences of Athens Tourists on Way Home
Mary D Lyndon reports a European tour group of 678 Americans aboard the San Giovanni missing port due to charter payments and later reaching South Brooklyn. Despite tensions and rough conditions many passengers funded their own passage, while some remained critical of the ship and its accommodations. The note also mentions ongoing local social updates and returns of Athens residents from travels and illnesses.
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Athens
Mary D. Lyndon
Europe
America
New York
Genoa
Pier No. 22
South
Brooklyn
Smith
Ambassador Page
Principe di
American Bankers’ Association
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Rudyard Kiplin
Misigion
Knee
Baptist Tabernacle Philatheas
J. B. Vaughan
Philatheas
Glasgow
Hugh Price Hinton
W. C. Greer
Atlanta
J. T. Quillian
J. W. Williams
Claud Little
Commerce
Martha Ellis
Farmington
City
Charlie Hodgson
White Sulphur Springs
E. L. Williamson
Jefferson
3. R. Bullock
Cobb Street
J. C. Henderson
Jack Talmadge
A. W. Meaders
Eleanor Meaders
Watkinsville
Ed Johnson
Lexington
L. E. Greene
Danielsville
B. H. Meadow
Miss Stella Meadow
Arnoldsville
N. J. Mathews
St. Louis
May Thaxton
John Knox
Lenhardt and Son
Kentucky
Ohio
The
Walcott
J. A. B. Mahaffey
Col. Claud Mahaffey
N. H. Evans
Augusta
M. W. Camak
Mrs
Alex. Davison
Virginia
J. B. Brooks
Rome
Tribune
Hugh, White
Jacksonville
Lloyd Brown
Norfolk
Hamilton McWhorter
Robert McWhorter
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Pew School
Tom Baxter
Master Hallowell Baxter
Mr. Baxter
Sparta
Hugh Price
Sarah Price
High Shhoals
Dr. Galloway
J. M. Reade
Knoxville
Mountain City
R. C. Wilson
Robert Wilson
Henderson Avenue
Dr. Young
E. H. Dorsey
Milledge Avenue
Thomson, Ga
Ora Hart Avery
Nella Avery
Milledgeville
Avery
Normal and Industrial College
R. T. Harrell
Myrtle Harrell
Waynesboro
Betty Slaughter
Agnes Proctor
Bessie Lanoir
Fanny Neal Anderson
Maria Price
Madison
Miss Lanoir
A. M. Wilkins
Comer, Ga
H. H. Little
Crawford
Lizzie Jordan
Bowen, Ga
Hallie Jordan
Misgie Mary
Nikbat
Warm Springs
Indiana Springs
Lucy
Macon
R. M. Guess
University
Mississippi
North Carolina
J. C. Wardlaw
John Wilkins
R. T. Fullilove
High Shoals
Ethel Johnson
Winterville
H. C. Anderson
T. C. Moore
Wheeless Springs
Ala
Paul Dixon
Hartwell Ga
Ruby Haygood
Eastville
F. P Griffeth
Lumpkin Street
Eulalia
John Hazel
Hartwell
Hart County
Glenn Camthers
Moultrie, Ga
Bowman, Elberton and
Comer
Geo. T. Bolton
I. H. Goss
Franklin, North Carolina
J. G. Bowden
Tallulah Falls
Holland Cafe
New Moss Hotel
Clayton Street
Richard Bullock
Hull, Ga
W. _J. Cheatham
Mildred Clark
Palm Beach
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