Pair of Sixes Opens The Colonial With Laughter
The Savannah Morning News notes A Pair of Sixes opens Friday at the Colonial with an excellent company. The farce offers two hours of laughs as Haughey's orchestra provides music between acts and Chapter F plans a meeting with Mrs Campbell at 5 o clock.
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Haughey
Social notices highlight society gatherings and engagements
The passage lists numerous social events from Atlanta and Athens including Christian Endeavor and Missionary Society entertainments, a Dean Spratlin engagement, bridge party for Mrs Conway, a dining function honoring Miss Virginia Hand, YWCA banquet seating, and various arrivals and returns of local residents and visitors. It paints a lively picture of community life with weddings, parties, and social calendars.
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Conway
M. M. Conway
Athens
Milton F. Carlin
Ansley Park
East Lake
Country Club
Atlanta Journal
Frances Broyles
Virginia Hand
Pelham
Ellen Wolff
Martha Shorter Hamilton
Rome
Marian Woolley
Louise May
Augusta
Mary McClesky
Little Rock
Ark
Sarah Heggie
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lucy
Local Residents Return Home From Visits Across Georgia
A string of travelers returning to Atlanta Athens Commerce Monroe Gadsden Gainesville and other towns includes Sam Smith Mabel Mott Pauline Daniel and Margery Davenport. Reports note arrivals departures and family events while Foley Kidney Pills are advertised by H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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New York Sun
Edward T. Brown
Atlanta
Washington, D. C
President Wilson
White House
Brown
Marjorie Brown
Atlanta Journal
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Cardui touted as help for women in Draper study
Mrs. Helen Dalton of Draper says she suffered severe left side pains and nearly smothered, until her husband bought Cardui. She reports it gave her better relief than previous medicines and cites helping friends, urging other women to try the tonic as a health aid.
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Cardus
Japan Divided Over Okuma Resignation Reversal
The Tokyo dispatch notes split opinions on Premier Count Okuma after he cancelled his resignation and reformed the cabinet during ongoing war with Germany and Austria. Supporters cite war needs and imperial orders, while critics warn of constitutional interference and throne involvement.
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Tokio
Japan
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Germany
Austria
Baron Kato
Shimada
House of Representatives
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K. Ichiki
College of Law
Imperial Tokio University
Kato
Togo
S. Takata
Waseda University
K. Minoura
Hochi
T. Taketomi
Finance
Yoshhiro
Baron Ishii
Paris
Sura
Saionji
Seiyukai
Katsura
Yamamoto
House of Peers
Diet
Europe
China
Viscount Oura
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Sidney Sault
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Burgess West
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Mabel Mott
School of Music
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Lexington
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Miss Cliff Daughtry
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Jefferson
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Maysville
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Millen
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Gadsden
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Monroe
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Atlanta Star
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