New York Gossip Sparks Talk Of Antiquity And Prohibition
A long column of colorful clippings covers New York life from horsecars to Salem of Salome and the church reaction to Wilde Strauss. It notes horse cars in the city, compares with Boston, discusses saloon backed schools, prohibition standpoints, and a running critique of cultural debates and public morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salome
Balome
New York
Anthony Comstock
Good
Old Philadelphia
Salone
Holy Synod
Russia
Fads and Fashions of Interest to Ladies in Paris Inspired Styles
New York fashion notes warn that the Directeur style will not rule the season. Influences from Empress Eugenie and Napoleon III era appear in wraps, collars, and skater sweaters. High pillowed collars, lace and velvet trims, and jet ornaments dominate, with Parisian side-lacing corsets and imported fans. Debutantes encouraged to prepare satin gowns within modest bounds, while practical sweaters and kimono jackets appeal for daily wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Directoire
Eugenio
Napoleon III
Vienna
Normal School Notes Reflect On Death Debates and Games
Local notes report Miss Rose Moran visiting Atlanta and Misses Lorena Martin Nellie Verdery in Atlanta. Mrs Merrill, wife of teacher Mr F E Merrill, died, prompting heartfelt sympathy. Jeffersonian Society satire debate next Wednesday night in the auditorium and a milk lecture by Mr Q M Whittaker entertained. Normal School football to play Y M C A on campus next Saturday. high school players dispute our score claim in the recent game. Parrish returns after several days away. Celestial Parrish heads Psychology and Pedagogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orms State Normal School
Mont
Rose Moran
Atlanta
Merrill
F. E. Merrill
Jeffersonian Debating Society
Q. M. Whittaker
Lorena Martin
Nellie Verdery
W. H. Key
B. L. Jordan
Georgia Students’ Missionary Teague
Macon
Missea
Jessie Clark
Evelyn Cary
Cleveland Parrish
Statesboro
Parrish
Seven Years of Proof of New Discovery Claims
In a testimonial posted by W. W. W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons drug stores, the ad asserts seven years of proof that Dr King s New Discovery cures coughs colds and lung ailments with trial bottles offered free. The text promotes the medicine priced at 1.00 and mentions availability at stores in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. W. W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Some Great Men as Book Lovers at a Washington Stand
Mrs Lillian M presents James Guild a veteran bookseller at 105 Pennsylvania Avenue recounting his forty years in the shop. He recalls thefts by customers, praises readers, notes famous patrons like Tom Watson and Sam Randall, and laments his sight loss yet cherishes books and memories from a life among politicians and collectors in Washington.
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Lillian M
Cheshire
Washington, D. C
James Guild
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senator Foraker
Oaks
Fay
Ralph Hoendergen
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
America
Mr. Gaines
Jefferson
House
Senate
Tennessee Statesman
Tom Watson
Georgia
Mr. Watson
Congress
Sam Randall
Senator Ransom
Daniela
Virginia
Elijah Morse
Massachusetts
Morse
Congressman Taulbee
Kentucky
Kindald
Breckenridge
Pollad
Washington
Captain Howgate
Baltimore and Ohio
Mexico
Speaker Reed
Man Declines Price On Book Named Scruples
A speaker recalls offering fifty cents for a book the other person refused. The buyer noted the price was optional and wandered toward the capitol after a humorous exchange about the book Scruples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement From Athens Citizen
A Athens resident Mrs Wh Patten testifies to kidney trouble relief after using Doans Kidney Pills from Palmer & Sons. She praises the product for back pain relief and urges others to remember the name Doans and buy from authorized agents like Yester Milburn Co New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Doan
Athena
Wh. Patten
Dougherty St
Palmer & Sons Drug Store
Dean Sidney
Yester-Milburn Co
New York
Woman Charged in Murder of Dr Auspitz in New York
In New York on November 22 public interest grows as Sarah Koten a Russian Jewish nurse charged with murdering Dr M W Auspitz a respected physician and sanitarium owner goes on trial. Koten lured the doctor to an apartment house and shot him, later collapsing and giving birth in Blackwell's Island hospital. A defense funded by charitable supporters is expected. The case echoes earlier charges against the doctor by another former employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soctor Auspitz
New York
Sarah Koten
Supreme Court
America
M. W. Auspits
Auspiz
Serah Koten
Auspitz
East Ninety-third Street
West 135Th Street
Auspus
Misa Koten
Iowa Governor Cummins to be elected to Senate
Des Moines November 23 The general assembly will convene for a one day session to elect Gov Albert B Cummins to the United States Senate to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Allison He is expected to resign the governorship and be succeeded by Lieutenant Governor Garat When the new assembly convenes in January Cummins will be elected to the Senate for a full term
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New England
Boston
Mass
Governor Guild
Gifford Pinchfot
Forestry Service
United States Department of Agriculture
John Craig
Department of Horticulture
Cornell University
American Pomological Society
Archbishop O'Connell
Francis Hobard Herrick
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
George Wilton Field
Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission
Harol Parker
Massachusetts Highway Commission
James A. MacDonald
Connecticut
Overnor Nahum J. Bachelder
New Hampshire
The
National Grange
Cumming
TOR
Des Moines
Laws General Assembly
Albert B. Cummins
United States ‘Senate
Allison
Cugamina
Garat
General Assembly
Cummins
Senate
Federal building open for public inspection in Providence
The $1,000,000 magnificent federal building in Providence RI opened for public inspection under the Rhode Island Business Men's association. It will house the post office customs offices United States courts and other federal offices.
How Is Your Digestion Electric Bitters Remedy
A compact health notice promoting Electric Bitters as the best remedy for liver troubles and digestion. It cites W. D. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & sons drug stores as sellers and markets the tonic as a great alterative and remedy in the era’s health ad style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.d. Smith & Bro
H.R. Palmer & Jons Drug Stores
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Blander
Brooklyn
New York City Railway Company
Hudson County
New Jersey
Hugo Muensterberg
Harvard
Tiffany & Co
Maurice Guggenheim
Wu Ting Pang
Waldorf- Astoria
T’e “Gumshoe Fraternity
Philadelphia
Tyro
New York Mothers’ Club
Mary L. Wilkins
North Carolina
Lene
National
Foley
Fiviey
Orino
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