Name in the Sand and Teacher Personality Featured
A prose poem reflects on leaving a name in the sand and fate versus a lasting record by God. The main article discusses Margaret Sangster and the value of teacher personality, noting how teachers shape children and influence future leaders. Local society notes list numerous visits, guests, and travels of residents in cities such as Atlanta, Augusta, Commerce, and Athens.
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Margaret Sangster
Woman's Home Companion
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R. Brandt’s
Royal Pottery
Silks From Paris Held For Valuation At U S Customs
A shipment of rare Paris silks destined for Geor gia and Macon was detained by U S customs inspectors for valuation and assessment before being released for delivery. The episode highlights growing dress finery among men and provides a note of amusement about winter attire trends.
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Atlanta
Paris
Georgia
Macon
U. S
Greek Priest Petrides Heads South to Establish Church
In Atlanta on September 13, the famed Greek priest Father Petrides of Philadelphia travels to set up a church in the south after a bitter clash with millionaire tobacco magnate Stephens Stephano who controlled Greek interests in Philadelphia. Petrides was ousted by seven votes amid rival power plays. John Mehos lauds him as a noted divine of the Greek church.
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Atlanta
Father Petrides
Philadelphia
e@ church
Stephens Stephano
Stephano
Evangelisamos Greek Orthodox Church
Twelfth
Fitzwater
John Mehos
Dr. Petrides
Paris Stuffs Favoritism Jokes Highlight Stereotypes
A fragment notes jokes about women preferring Parisian fashions and the masculine view of such tastes, reflecting long standing gender stereotypes and social commentary.
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Paris
Labor Opposes Continuance of Justice of the Peace Courts
Atlanta readers learn that the Georgia Federation of Labor and union leaders plan to back a constitutional amendment abolishing justice of the peace courts in cities over 20 000. They cite costly fees and mistreatment by JP constables, including an incident where a sick wife was restrained while her home was looted.
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Atlanta
Georgia Federation of Labor
Justice of the Peace
Georgia
J. P
Municipal stable salaries deemed necessary in cities
The text argues that living costs are high and fair wages are needed, noting that municipal stables pay by four and that a salary system is essential in cities. It mentions J. P. Courts as an example of these conditions.
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J. P
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Trim
Hanna Glagg Gould
Chilldren
Frank Hardeman
Edward , Inman
Walter Robinson
McBride Howell
Ora Hart Avery
Nellia
Homer Black
North Carolina Mountains
Mamie
Annie Sue
Ruth McKie
Commerce
Malcolm McCullough
Augusta
O. H. Johnson
Edward Hodgson
Milledge Avenue
C. P. Wilcox
Newnan
Mrs. Bailey
Nellie Hunnicutt
Stiles Hopkins
Ethel Reese
West
Lilla Tuck
Winterville
Walter Faust
Lexington
Cynthia Stevens
Carlton
City
Abrs. L. A. Power and Son
Spartanburg, S. C
Sam Cruse
James O'Kelly
Bogart
Ruby Cunningham
Rob Knox
Walter Booth
Watkinsville
Dorothy Little
Crawford
G. T Wilson
Sallie Treanor
Milledgeville, Ga
College Avenue
Howell Cobb
Cobb
A. W. Johnson
Comer
The
G. T. Thomas
Abbeville, S. C
Minnie del] Crawford
Lucille Sloane
Athens
John Wier
Anderson Daily News
Ruby Roland
Mack Fuller
Sparta
G. T. Wilson
G. W. MecDorman
Denver, Col
Miss Pearl Dennis
Union Point
John R. Fain
Agriculture College
Jefferson City
Tenn
Messrs
J. S. Davis, Jr
Rubertaluacuene
University of Georgia
Albany Herald
Miss Olive Long
Maysville
Misses Long
F. M. Mapp
Jack Stockley
John Moore
Tom Clark
Jacksonville, Fla
Mrs. W. B. Conway
Blacksburg, Va
Jack Stokley
W. B. Hester
Mrs. S. D. Fambrough
Bishop
W. W. Armstead
Mr. Frank Anderson
Savannah
A. W. Ashford
J. W. Johnson
Center
Allen Moore
Belle Mangleburg
Hull, Ga
Elijah Johnson
Smithonia
Edgar Dunlap
Tuesdey
University Gainesville Herald
Hon. Cobba
Lampkin
Gainesville
C. N. Walker
Walton Tribune
Welborn DuBose
Susie Medlin
Winder News
Artie Small
University
H. H. Brand
Hazel Brand
Grady Avenue
R. Brandt
New York
R. Brant
Jeweler Insurance Building
D. Lee Peacock
Southern Mutual Buliding
KODAK
Frederick J. Ball
Athens Creamery
Knox
Stetson
Chas. Stern Co
Cen Kk
Southern Mutual
E. H. Dorses
Labor
Ansonal Theatre Mat
Geo. D. Baker
Harold MacGrath
Palmer’s
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