Women Appointed to Study Boer Refugee Camps
British government names four women Lucy Dean and Miss Scarlett among the committee to investigate Boer refugee camps in South Africa. The piece notes rising role of women in public life, education, and public service, highlighting the careers and aims of the appointees and their broader impact on social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Millicent Garrett Fawcett
Henry Fawcett
Lucy Dean
Miss Scarlett
Nottle
Brodrick
House of Commons
England
Great Britain
Iessire and
Means
Weelnioaical Dines
Misa Trepe Ashnis
America
South
Ashby
London
Kner
Fawcett
Lady Knox
A Wonderful Magnetic Healer
An old text touts magnetic healing as superior to drastic medicines. It claims women suffer from conventional pills and potions and that magnetic methods, endorsed by scientists, restore health. Advertises Dr Leader Butter in a local telegraph address and invites examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Miss Howell's watermelon party at West End
A note on Miss Caroline Howell hosting a Friday evening watermelon party on her lawn in West End with a list of attendees to include Ine Sledge Caroline Robertson Ruth Puggle Taurie Meckse Louise Dooly Marty Howell and others. Various local marriages and society notes follow detailing recent weddings and social visits across Athens Watkinsville Sen Savannah and Americus Georgia.
American women rise as intellectual centers spark debate
The piece notes women leading social life, health gains, and rising intellectual culture. It cites leaders in Atlanta activity, the Young Women's Christian Association, and reflections on gender roles, with social events and local notices weaving through the period tone. It references Miss Susie Harwood, Mrs. Ida Richards Compton, and Mrs. Bryson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Young Woman's Christian Association
Susie Harwood
Misa Hoowood
Ida Richards Compton
New York
Young Woman's Christain, Association
Atlanta
Comptons
Young Women’s Christian Association
Dinner at Piedmont Driving Club Hosts Notables
Informal dinner at the Piedmont Driving Club last evening featured guests Mr and Mrs James W English Jr Miss Ethel May Miss Frances Johnson Mr Ulrich Atkinson and Mr Charlin Ryan. Earlier at 8 oclock the marriage of James H Nisbet of Hatenton to Ming Callia Denham of Atlanta took place at Trinity Church in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev Charles R Nisbet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha King Johnson
W. M. White
Watkinsville
Johnson
Billups
Athens
White
Southern Medical College
Atlanta
D. M. White
Watkingville
John Goldsmith
Piedmont Driving Club
Henry B. Tompkins
Joseph Thompson
Minaisma Dooty
Jennie Hingish
Addie Maude
Misa Cora Topmiles
Thomas Egleston
Wiliam Chapin
Marion. Kndwies
Gordon Kiser
Willis Westmoreland
James W. English, Jr
Ethel May
Francea Johnson
Ulrich Atkinson
Charlin Ryan
James H. Nisbet
Hatonton
Ming Callia Denham
Trinity, Church
Charles R. Nisbet
Kirkwood
Nisbet
Hatenton
Social Roundup of Visits and Movements Across Town
Mrs W C Warner hosts an al fresco gathering on Holderness Street. Miss Furlow Anderson Jett travels to Athens to visit her brother Mr John T Anderson. Mr and Mrs A G Rhodes return home after six weeks in Tennessee Kentucky and North Carolina. Mrs Curse and Miss Louise Curse copy Mr and Mrs J Death during an audience in Newark. Mr William H Black arrives in Atlanta after visiting his parents. Dr William P Hill returns from Stone Mountain. Mr Marion Knowles at the Aragon ne. Mr Eamund Aveip returns home. Miss Ruby Satterfield visits Greensboro NC. Mr George Knott returns from three weeks in New York Boston and the East. Mr and Mrs W T Spalding and daughter Elizabeth back from Atlantic City. Mrs B C Proye in the Catskill mountains with EF W Grafton of Washington DC and to return in about three weeks to New York. Mr and Miss DeLoach host house party August 1 to 36 with invitations issued.
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Waldo
Misa Bell
Mias McGinnis
Meme Miller
Laura Lawson
Tallahassee
Pla
Minnta Baker
Macon
Robert Brown
Richmond
J. K
Washington, Ga
Atlanta
Bourde
Ing
W. C. Warner
Holderness Street
West Sind
Furlow Anderson Jett
Athens
John T. Anderson
A. G. Rhodes
Tennessee
Kentucky
North
Carolina
Curse
Louise Curse
J. Death
Newark
George Knott
New York
Boston
T. Spaldings
Elizabeth
Atlantic City
N. J
B.C. Proye
Catakin Mountains
EF. W. Grafton
Weanington
D.C
Miss DeLoach
Two Rescued From Death by New Discovery
Mrs W I K Haviland of Armonk New York shares how their daughter nearly died from whooping cough and bronchitis until Dr King s New Discovery saved her. Their niece with advanced consumption also recovered and is now well. The ad touts throat and lung benefits and claims it cures coughs and colds with bottle trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. W
Haviland
Armonk
N.i
Mia
Attorneys at Law Firm Listing for Dorsey and Brewster
R. T. Dorsey and power HH Brewster head a law firm with offices at 26-204-205-205-207-208 Balding Pryor and Atlanta GA. The notice lists Dorsey and Brewster as partners and provides address details for the firm’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Dorsey
Power HH. Brewster
Ho Dorsey
Brewster & Jhow
Ibis
Baw
Balding, Pryor and Aplanta
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Young Women’s Chiistian Association
Bock Beach
Japan
C L. Duhain
Japan Daily Advertiser
Yokohama
Dier
Ireland
Bryson
Franklin
Wat
Georgia
Prphive
Savannah
Netton Oemier
Mits
Smarter
Oemier-Conway
R. F. Kennedy
Mra. Gemier
Wilcomingtonsland
Conway
White-Johnson
McKee Council
Americus
Elizabeth Cornel
H. McKee
Malcomb
W. B. Mumford
Mrs. McKee
Louis Gholstin
Katherne Gholstin
Hugh Robinson
Ashe
Ae J. K. Ohl Wan
Capital City Club
Shepard Brian
Asheville
Charles Conklin
Quebec
Edward Austin
A L.waldo, Jr
Sliver Vee
Mre
8. Y. McBride
Driving Club
N. H. Hardwick
Robert DuBose
Bewanee
R. W."pollock
Renfroe Jackson
Mass
Laura Gray Wall
Misa Cody
Weldan
Corkington
H. A. Almand
Washington
Paw Wre Griggs
Cumberlan
Chakies Preke
Iaa
Mra. Gibson
Forsyth
J. B.foster
City
Mise
Helen Berkadate
Robert Foreman
Cedartown
K. Pamplin
Ae Tio Cason Fos
Dickson
Monticello
Ae Hattie Speer
Monroe, A
A. AC aeNate
John ‘Albert Petaue, Jr
Misa Elizabeth
Battery Park
Severah Richardson, Jr
WN. C
Tom Brander
Woman's Belief Corps
Whs
Maysville
William Bryson
Regsant
Beachether
Gor -John Moore
Elins
Young People's Society
Young People’s Society
St. John’s Church
Uvtil
Colonel
Mrs. Buck
Advertiser
Buck
Imperial Palace
Folka
Hecht
Adam
Esténden
E. Ps Thomas
Jean Ramepeck
Decatur
Eugendales
Thoms
Messrs
John Gortigan
John
Tim Allen
Clarence Haverty
Joe Rhodes
N. H B. Murphy
Jim Sledge
Arthur Howell
Ha .Ameer
Toby Masketger
Edwards
J. K. Ohl
K. Ohl
Livingston Mims
Peachtree
Nisbet Dénham
Weel
Andereson
Harry Thorne
Minnie Allen
DaMentella
Lars
Gaylor
Gralt
Vitagraph
Mattnews
Bath
Sooeouuuow
Imperial Theater
Imperial Burlesquers
Karustz
Guilmette
William H. Black
E. P. Black
Ww. P. Hill
Marion Knowles
Aragonne
Eamund Aveip
Ruby Satterfield
Greepsboro
Ape
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall St
Uy Doulas Rhoes and
Cerhartt “Union
Fulton County
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta Rapid Transit
Atlanta Railway and Power Company Electric Lines
Edwin P. Ansley
East Alabama
Steve BE. Johnston
Birmingham
SouthernRy
Wrightsville Beach &Co A
Wrightsville
W. “.Ecliams
Ral
N. Forsyth St
Harry
Morgan
McAfee'St
ED Sayer
Gogh
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