Thought for the Day and Club Notes in Local Paper
Limey column presents a prayerful verse urging gladness amid hardship then highlights the Thought and Thimble Club meeting with Mrs. Patterson on Prince avenue. It lists members, notes sewing and a literary feature, followed by refreshments and a missionary society announcement at First Metropolis church. A prom party honors Miss Mary Dusenbury of Savannah hosted by Mrs. Carlton Jester at Cobb street with forty guests and floral decor.
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Carlton Jester
Savannah
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Master Billie Hart Celebrates Eighth Birthday
Master Billie Hart celebrated his eighth birthday with a party at his mother Mrs. J W Hart's home on Dearing Street. Guests included Joan McGregor, Van Wilkins, Charlotte Milstead, Mary Park, Anne Morris, Marian Epps, and many others. The event featured goober games, a goober patch Brer Rabbit, a fishpond souvenir display, and a birthday cake with eight candles.
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Morning party honors Miss Josephine Nicholson guests
A morning party at the Nicholson home celebrated Miss Josephine Nicholson and Misses Claudia and Jean Flanigan with guests from Augusta. Guests wore hats made from crepe paper and a gold hatpin was won by the most artistic model. Refreshments followed this cheerful event.
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Isaac Powell
Lucile Cox
Tom Middlebrooks
Nettie Webb
Fredrica
Mayhew Beatty
Meta Schley
Irene
Katherine Epps
Numerous Social Visits and Local Moves Across Towns
Local society notes list Mr. and Mrs. William T. Bryan and William Bryan Jr. returning from Rabun Gap, Prof. James E. Downing from Des Moines, and many residents visiting relatives in Washington Greenville and St. Petersburg. Several couples move into new homes on Milledge Circle and Hancock Avenue while others host guests from Lexington and Carlton. SUFFRAGE ITEMS report Illinois granting equal pay for women state workers and suffrage advocacy actions in New York and Mississippi with Georgia noted for limited suffrage consideration.
Old-Time Sailor Captain Arthur Fisher Dies in Kobe
Captain Arthur Fisher born 1855 in Nantucket Massachusetts died in Kobe after a long and honored career at sea. He came to the East from New England in the 1870s as second mate, later earned a license as inland sea and coast pilot and served until retirement two years ago. He was regarded as one of the ablest seamen in the Orient.
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Literary News and Events From Houghton Mifflin Co
Houghton Mifflin highlights a Boston governors conference memento featuring Literary Landmarks of Boston and a Visitors Edition book. Leroy Scott’s No. 13 Washington Square adapts for New York with May Irwin starring Matilda.
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Alpine Chasseur Gambles for Life in French Card Duel
Geneva September 3 A letter from an Alpine chasseur recounts capturing a German sentinel at night and trading a life wager in a card game. He won but spared the German, noting the foe spoke French and had spent two years in Marseilles. The German, now a prisoner in France, faced the joke and sarcasm with resignation.
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Americans Under Turkish Scrutiny Amid War Munitions Debate
UPI dispatch from July reports Turks, especially in Constantinople, souring on America as anti American sentiment grows. German backed propaganda blames US arms shipments to Allies. Turkish gendarmerie official cites munitions as Turkey’s wartime obstruction.
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None Equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A testimonial from W. V. Harner of Montpelier Indiana praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as unmatched for cold relief. The ad urges readers to try the remedy and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Foley Kidney Pills Restore Rest for Nebraska Man
Rosemont Nebraska resident D Wright reports kidney pain and disrupted sleep. After using Foley Kidney Pills a 50 cent bottle left him well, with the pills also claimed to relieve rheumatism and backache. H R Palmer and Sons advertise.
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Rosemont, Neb
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