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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1923
Page
11
Ralph T. Jones describes the Metropolitan Opera’s Aida performance with Barbara Kemp, Martinelli, Scotti, and Mardones. The article traces the plot, characters Rhadames and Aida, Amneris, and Amneris’s jealousy, and notes the famous triumphal scenes and the lovers' fate as the curtain falls.
The advertisement describes patterns for practical waist and bloomers, undergarments, and a corset cover in various sizes. It notes fabric requirements, back closures, and mail order delivery on receipt of silver or stamps, with multiple size ranges and material options.
Advertisement notes price in silver or stamps for the spring summer 1928 book of fashions. Readers should send name and address plainly and order by number, enclosing payment. Do not mail to The Constitution Building Atlanta. send to Fashion Department The Constitution, 11880 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N.Y.
May Christie’s dramatic scene follows Leonie and Miles at a cinema as a glamorous social whirl unfolds. A masked attraction to a blonde beauty triggers envy and intrigue, with Maraella appearing on a screen aboard an inbound liner. The tale hints at money, marriage, and manipulation in a high society setting.
A Detroit court probe into a House of David marriage surge reveals a pattern of rapid weddings tied to a religious group in St Joseph. Investigators question youths and brides in a city council chamber as testimonies describe bearded grooms and braided hair beside young brides, while county records show a mismatch in ages.
An American importer challenges German doll makers by dressing German dolls in the American style. He finds buyers prefer the inexpensive cottons, coarse lace, and cheap ribbons long used on German dolls. The piece notes tensions between simple fabrics and elaborate draping in Western dress and highlights shifts in consumer taste affecting doll clothing.
The Emory Woman's club holds a 3:30 PM meeting at Mrs. Ross McLean's home on McLendon Street with Professor M. T. Reed presenting Illustrious Alumni of Emory. Other groups plan afternoon and evening gatherings across local churches and clubs.
The entry rules specify one prize per household with multiple entrants allowed. National prizes range from 500 to 5000 dollars, with various other prizes and costs. Calvin Stanford and Myra Scott join Waiston Harvey as judges, all connected to The Cons newspaper service, and results will honor slogans and trademarks with two yearly The Daily and Sunday Constitution subscriptions required for national prizes.
The text notes that the awarding and payment of national prizes are guaranteed by the National Surety Co of New York. It mentions conditions about admissions and the use of submitted essays or articles without remuneration, and includes fragments about subscriptions and entries.
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