Georgia peaches unhurt by cold in state survey
The Georgia peach crop appears undamaged by Sunday night frost across the state. Nurserymen report that even temperatures near 10 to 40 degrees would not significantly affect a late developing crop, aided by clouds and wind. Local reports from Rome and other towns note no appreciable damage, with optimism that fruit trees will recover if winds ease.
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Georgia
Roma
Clarkesville
Rome
Jumter
Americus
Sumter
Cobb
Marietta
Dalton
Schlomberg Postpones Diving Exhibition at Lakewood
Threatening weather and a cold wave led Captain Benjamin E. Schlomberg of the United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps to postpone his swimming and diving exhibition at Lakewood yesterday. A small crowd braved the conditions as proceeds were to go to flood sufferers. a new date will be announced, with a similar program to the Thunderbolt event near Savannah last week.
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Benjamin E. Schlomberg
United States Volunteer Life Savings Corps
Lakewood
To &O
Thunderbolt
Savannah
Underwood Typewriter Office Furnishes Stenographers
The Underwood Typewriter office offers high grade stenographers and invites inquiries through Miss Hitt by phone.
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Underwood Typewriter
Weekend Sunday School Rivalry Shocks Atlanta Churchgoers
Stephen G Hook arrives late for Sunday school as First Christian clashes with Second Baptist. Despite 1,808 in attendance at First Christian, Second Baptist wins by 124 points aided by 230 new scholars. Record Sunday school attendance cited at 1,2303.
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Second Baptist
the Baptist
Atlanta
The
Baptists
First Christian Church
Labor Federation to Convene in Augusta for August Meeting
Georgia Federation of Labor prepares for its fifteenth annual session in Augusta. Discussion will cover the employers' workmen compensation act, factory inspectors, and compulsory arbitration. Delegates expected from across the state, with officials and fraternal guests including H M Stanley and Robert Fechner.
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Georgia
Georgia Federation of Labor
Augusta
Waycross
Marks
Marke
Fechner
Savannah
Federation
H. M. Stanley
Atlanta
M. A. Michael
Macon
A. Marton
J. N. Smith
Robert Fechner
Jason Bailey Sells Thomasville Home in Georgia
Jason Bailey of Boston sold a large winter residence in Thomasville at Broad and Harrison streets to Frank Patterson of Philadelphia through Hopkins Reds Hatate agency for 18,000. Patterson plans to occupy next winter while Bailey will divide time between Thomasville and his hunting lodge nearby.
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Thomasville
Jason_ Bailey
Boston
Mashaa
Frank Patterson
Phildelphia
Hopkins Reds Hatate
Broad and
Hansell Streets
Patterson
Bailey
Gypsy palm readers denounced by pastor in Atlanta
During Sunday services Dr. Holderby denounces Gypsy palm readers as frauds violating state law on fortune telling. He praises Councilman Ashley for an ordinance to shut them down, calls them a menace to youth, and urges the public not to consult such fakers claiming to reveal the future.
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Holderby
Nera
Atlanta
Ashley
Tie
Birthright of Color Sermon At First Congregational Church
Rev H H Proctor preaches at the colored First Congregational church on The Birthright of Color arguing color is a birth right and that character defines humanity. He urges racial individuality and says whites and blacks should honor their origins while applying the golden rule across color lines.
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Rev
H. H. Proctor
First Congregational Church
Training School Opens Fourth Annual Session At First Baptist
The Atlanta Baptist Training School began its fourth year with a Sunday rally at First Baptist Church led by Arthur Flake and Frank M. Leavill. A mass meeting followed, presided by John W. Green with talks by Flake Leavell George Andrews and P E Burroughs. Gov Brown expected to speak next Sunday. Daily sessions start Monday 430 to 600 PM and 645 to 900 PM with lunch provided. Diplomas awarded after completion of studies. All Sunday school workers invited.
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Atlanta Baptist Training School
First Baptist Church
Arthur Flake
Baldwin
Msgs
Frank M. Leavill
Atlanta
Baptist Young People’s Union
John W. Green
Mr Flake
Levis
George W. Andrews
P. E. Burroughs
Nashville
Tenn
Andrews
Baptist State Board
Brown
Frank H. Leavell
Lethar Flake
P. FR. Burroughs
Terrible Army With Banners Inspires Presbyterian Unity
Dr. Dunbar Ogden preached at Central Presbyterian Church praising the coming combined Presbyterian host to Atlanta in May. He called the four bodies a “terrible army,” citing banner of the cross, manhood, unity, wholehearted soldiers, and capable generals as five reasons for their strength. The message framed the mission as saving human hearts, especially children and vulnerable families.
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Dunbar Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
Ogden
Atlanta
Reat Presbyterian ‘Organization
Christ
Porters and hotel tipping discussed by Georgia commission
Georgia railroad commission members discuss unofficial tipping of porters and hotel waiters. Colonel J Prince Webster recounts a porter’s ten cent change incident and graft concerns. Stories include tips myths, a drummer’s two dollar bill scheme, and Mercer college oration anecdote.
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Yvatrosd Commission of
Georgia
J. Prince Webster
Railroad Commission
Colonel Webster
Rascal
Murphy Candler
George Hillyer
James A. Perry
Webster
Hingmond
Mr. Perry
Battle Scarred Witnesses of a Global Struggle
A speaker praises the battle as sane and not fanatical, noting the worldwide reach of the struggle. He envisions glory after suffering when the wounded are healed and the scarred enter the gates, declaring a personal pledge to have fought the Lord’s battle to the best of his ability. Terrible as an army with banners.
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Jesus Christ
Milledgeville to Have New Apartment House
Milledgeville Ga April 13 Spe Special The home of Mrs C H Troutman opposite the old governor mansion was bought last week by Julius A Herne of this city. He will erect a handsome brick apartment house on the lot and work on the building will begin almost immediately.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Spe Scial.j
C. H. Troutman
Julius A. Herne
Universalist Church Welcomes Rev Fred Line as Pastor
Rev Fred Line, formerly of Junction City Kansas, preached at the First Universalist church in Atlanta on personality and divine service. He accepted the pastorate to fill the vacancy caused by Rev E Dean Ellenwood, who leaves for Elgin Ohio. Line arrives from Junction City with twelve years of ministry and a noted 12,060 church construction achievement.
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Fred BR. Line
Junction City
Kans
First Universalist Church
E. Dean Hilenwood
Line
Christ
Hiis Congressation
Atlanta
Dr. Line
St. Lawrence University
New York
Albany
Winthrop
Port Jackson
Dean Ellenwood
Elgin
Missionary Union Meets at Bainbridge Georgia
The foreign missionary union of the Macon Presbytery convenes in Bainbridge on April 14 and continues through April 16. About thirty five delegates are expected, hosted by local Presbyterian church women amid extensive entertainments and preparations for the visit.
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Bainbridge
Foreign Missionary Union of the
Macon Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Atlanta area drugstores listed with street addresses
A long list of drugstores and pharmacies in Atlanta and surrounding areas with precise street locations. Notable entries include Elkin's Drug Company at Peachtree and Marietta, Grand Pharmacy in the Grand Opera House building, Inman Park Pharmacy on Wedgewood Avenue, Ponce de Leon Pharmacy on Ponce de Leon Avenue, and many others across Peachtree Street, Whitehall, Mitchell, Pryor, Capitol, and nearby streets.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Atlanta
Main
Store and Laboratory
Marietta St
Whitehall St
Peters St
W. Mitchell St
Decatur St
Peachtree St
Houston St
Lee St
Elkin’s Drug Company
Peachtree
Marietta Sts
Grand Pharmacy
Grand Opera House
Christian’s Pharmacy
East Point
Watson Drug Store
Euclid Ave
H. T. Hinton
Hurt and
DeKalb
Inman Park Pharmacy
Wdgewood
W. O. Trammell
Redding
Thee
Tipton’s Drug Stores
Capitol Ave
Angier Ave
Moreland Ave
North
Forsyth St
Frank Edmondson & Bro
N. Broad St
N. Pryor St
Cronheim’s Pharmacy
Pryor
Gunter-Watkins Drug Co
Medlock
Lee
Gordon
Benjamin
Whitehall and
Mitchell Sts
West Jind
Gordon'and Lee
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Elbert
Elberton
Marshallville
Schlomberg
Steve Hook
Stephen G Hook
West Christian Sunday School
I. O. Bricker
Mr. Cook
Jason Bailey
Thomasville Home
Maifel& Berkele, Inc. Gold & Silversmiths
A. R. Holderby
GOD
Walter
Ana
Milledgeville
Junction City, Kansas
E. Dean Ellenwood
Missionary Union
Vaetastn
Milwaukee
Nearsat
Actin
Caih
Ren
Vali
Sibenson Soap CO Relwauree
Jobreon Soae CO. Welwa
Vela Gonpen
J. Johnson Sgap Company
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jas. I. McRae
Capitol
Melton Pharmacy
Pryor St
Cox Pharmacy
Auburn Ave
College Park
A. L. Curtis
Forsyth and Mitchell Sts
Haines’ Drug Co
Whitehall and Hood Sts
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