Fashion notes and social travels in the region
Fashion HINT reports social and travel notes from Chicago and Piedmont. Luncheon visits, upcoming automobile tours to Eastern states, and guest stays in Baltimore and Atlanta are listed along with a roundup of who will leave for Lexington and visits to North Carolina mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ite
Ernest Hartgock
O Jenta
Julian “Hy Wabtner
Fort Valley
Natural Bridge
Baltimore
Washington
Buss Lucila de Rake
Frank W. Burr
Lexington
Peabody's
F. C.dixon
Wesley. Memorial Hospital
A J. Elser
Mer. Joseph A. Willingham
North Carolina
Grapevine fashion and society notes mingle in Georgia
Grapevine society page details inexact names and travels. Mentions Mrs Frank Inman Miss Louise Inman Master Reese Inman returning from Tate Spring. Anne Garrett visiting Mrs G Lamar Collier in Franklin North Carolina. Colonel Andrew David Chaffin arrives in Atlanta on leave with wife and children. Other local visits include Dr and Mrs S Wallace and Dr and Mrs J B Webster. Birth announced for Howard Denman Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Inman
Louise Inman
Reese Inman
Tate Spring
Anne Garrett
Franklin
N. C
G. Lamar Collier
W. W. Banks
Home canned peaches and preserves guide
A detailed, step by step home canning guide describes peeling, packing, and sealing peaches with syrup at hot water bath temperatures. It covers peach preparations from sliced peaches to peach conserve, maraschino cherry syrup blends, spiced variations, pickled peaches, and spice infusions with safety tips and equipment notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faery
Victoria Peacher
England
Blood Purifier Promise From Memphis Lab Ad
A vintage advertisement touts a blood cleanser claim with a sponsor in Memphis Tennessee. It promises easier work and better health after cleansing impurities, marketing Prescription C-2223 and a $2.50 bottle by mail. The ad notes no mercury opium morphine chloral or strychnine and invites readers to request literature.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bills Introduced in Both Branches of Georgia Legislature
New House bills include Wrightsville charter amendment and Woodbury municipal changes plus Jefferson city charter revision. County matters cover a Bond Commission for Berrien and paying certificates for Marietta. Senate actions include student physical exams in public schools and Georgia land titles streamlining.
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New House Blix
Summer of
Johnson
Charter
Wrightsville
Meriwether
Woodbury
Jackson
Jefferson City
Tanto
Knight
Berrien
Berrien County
Grant
Habersham
Mnunicipal
Cobb
Marietta
Aot
County Board of Berrien County
Senate
Ces
Ayres
Smith
Georgia
Buick Motor Dealers Open Convention Here
More than fifty Buick dealers and others met in Atlanta for the fifth annual convention at the Capital City club. The program covered sales, regional conditions, and future plans including a proposed 36 000 expansion of the Rick Industry. Benjamin Ulmer chaired sessions and George De McCutcheon outlined war-related Buick activities and company expansion goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick Motor Company
Atlanta
Capital City Club
Benjamin FR. Ulmer
George
McCutcheon
Buick
Rick
J. -B. Morris
Aervice
Megane
Georgia Training School for Mental Defectives Authorized
A measure to create a Georgia Training School for Mental Defectives was approved by the Senate and sent to the Governor. It provides a $100000 appropriation to construct and maintain the facility, with a temporary commission to select a site of over 30 acres and report on its construction before handing control to the state health board. The plan frames the project as conservation, aiming to save money by centralized care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan
Senate Fridey
John “W. Bale
Floyd
Senate
Stening
Secretary of State Board of Health
State ‘Health Board
Allen
Thirty-Atth
Sunia
Claude Pittman
Smith
Georgis
American ‘Bankers’ ‘Association
Senater
Smath
Miders
Lunsford
Pension Department
Atlanta
Dabewiss
Superior Cour
Houge
Saperton
Wilkinson
House
Sylvester
Butler
Board of County Commissioners
Atkinson County
Gwinnett County
Buford
Board of ‘Commissioners of
Gwinnett Couty
Smithville
Dexter
Denring
Pembroke
Parker
Fortyseventh
Ashbury
Saventh
Georgia Training’ Schoo
Betas UA
Ren
Fiders
Secon
Dorris
Alphth
Pittman
Farm Department Probe Defeated Amid Parlia mentary Battles
Debated in the state house the fight over an Agriculture Department probe ended with the Covington substitute defeated. Commissioners and allies argued the study was politically targeted while backers urged full fiscal openness, as lawmakers pressed for clarity on more than $200,000 of state funds.
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J. J. Brown
Covington
Eleim
Agriculture
Colle
Department of Agriculture
Hooks
Vollege
Carswell
Wilkinson
College of Agriculture
M Atitationa
State College of Agriculture
Athens
University of Georgia
Alfriend
of. Baldwin
Grant State
Sanitarium
N. & L College
People's
Peter
Apostles
Commissioner of Agriculture
Colquitt County
Menmre
Barrett
Pike
iCommissior
Brown
Feneral
Bureau of Markets
Uns
Kimball House
Conner
State Eoliege
Colquitt
Caras
Seemeil
Commis
New Person Operates Shale Project Team
A terse note indicates a new individual will operate a shale project, taking charge of operations and overseeing initial milestones under guidance from the project leadership. Further details remain limited in the fragment.
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Lea
Fragmented House Debate on Budget and Investigator Actions
The report details a tense legislative session with amendments and appeals over investigations into a department official. It notes bitter charges during a roll call, defense by several representatives, and a final vote on an amended resolution that failed, amid calls to adjourn and proceed with codification and local bills.
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Elven
Afr
Hamilton
Fiéyd
Brown
Helmes
Tha Department of Agriculture
Mr. Perryman
Talbot
J.J. Brown
Johnson
Bartow
Tangia
Foster
NeiIt
Bale
Loase
Messrs. Anderson
Jenkins
Alfriend
Baldwin
Covington
Colquitt
Locel Hilly
Waycross Judicial Circuit
Coftes County City Court
Mees
Ashburn
Holdli Telfair Superior Court
Valdosta
McDuffie County
Ergate
Stephens Academy
Dublin
Jn. Candler
Offerman
Pierce
Caught After Chase From Hewlett Home
A man fled the Hewlett residence at 14 West Fourteenth Street, leading to a chase of over ten blocks. George M. Weiss witnessed the pursuit and identified a chauffeur named Mills as observing Batchelor and another man loitering near the Hewlett property. The Hewlett family relocated to New York recently, and an odd dye trace was noted in the area.
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Sean
Samuel D. Hewlett
West Fourteenth
George .M. Weiss
Din. Mills
J. K. Ottley
Batchelor
Hewlett Home
Hewlett
New Yor
Military Training Advocated by Colonel Chaffin in Atlanta
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Davis Chaffin, arriving in Atlanta, urges military training as part of every young man’s education. He cites its physical and hygienic benefits, the Army’s past glory on France’s fields, and warns Britain and France kept us safe only through Allied forces. Chaffin, a Tennessee native, served since 1900 and held key staff roles during WWI. He and his family will stay in Atlanta for a month with Mrs. Chaffin’s parents.
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Andrew David Chaffin
Atlanta
Chaffin
Andrew” Davis Chaffin
France
England
United ‘States
Fort Ethan Jon
Plattsboro
Toul
Cablenz
Army of Occupation
Kea’s anti caffeine drink bill loses Senate committee
Senator Kea’s proposal to ban drinks with patent caffeine formula fails in the temperance committee by a 7 to 0 vote. Opponents from Coca Cola Georgia bottlers and Coca-Cola executives argued the drinks are harmless and warned of big state losses if passed. Kea plans a minority report and aims to bring the bill to the Senate.
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Kea
Temperance Committee
Senate
Forty Eighth
Vola
Harold Hireh
Coca-Cola Company
Georgia
Ns . Brown
Athens
Georgia Bottlers’ Association
Gard
Macon
Chers-Cola Company
Nator Kea
Postponed Fourth District Masonic Convention at Newnan
The Newnan based fourth district Masonic convention was moved from August 7 to August 29 due to unavoidable circumstances. About 200 delegates are expected, with an interesting program promised. R Lunsford of Hamilton Ga served as Worshipful master of the convention.
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New Nan
R. Lunsford
Hamilton
Complaints and railroad data from Georgia 1918 report
The forty sixth annual Georgia Railroad Commission report shows 572 complaints handled in 1918, with 83 tied to gas passenger fares and freight rates and 58 to telephone telegraph charges. Rail miles operated totaled 53.94 miles less than 1917, with streetcar accidents rising. Public service tax receipts dropped by over 100000, and 6472.65 miles of Georgia railways were under federal control or possession in 1918.
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Georgia Railroad Commission
Forty-Sixth &Fnnal
Bhrough
Georgia
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Chicago
Bolling Jones
Piedmont
Misa
Emily Robinson
Drienia
Mencheon
Ma. M. K. Berger
Sylvia
Eleanor Berger
Isle of
Palma
Pat
T. W. Palmer
Florida
Wilmington
Del
Hartsdale
N. Y
New York’ City
Co. D. Meador
Devonshire
Wallace Rogers
Ernest Rogers
Asheville
Mr. Thomas
Harmon
Laks Junaluska
Thomas D. Anderson
Nashville
Signal Mountain
n=derson
Misa Gue
Luclus Stallings
Newnan
Clara Martin
Columbus
Jane Satna
R. B
Clarkston
Ene
Mrs
Charles Goodman
Ansley Park
New York
City
Long Meadow
Masa
New England
White Mountains
Green Mountains
Vermont
Ralph Borelisny
Charlotte, N._C
I, Senn
I. A ‘Serin
Elizabeth
Birmingham
Als
A. N. Itkett
Howard Denman Watkin
Howard Denman
C. Graham -Lambert
Miss. Bossie St. George -Lambert
Fey
Virginia
Rela- Vos
M.A. Wilso
Queen
Victoria
Cuisini
Tox
Maraschind
Procese Ag
Dania
Buick Motor Dealers Open
Loujun
Bol
The
Ners
Ington
Gaprova
Chase
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co, Faxtrolie, Demtlen Dmkwevies
Fiche
Kryptoks
Astor
Ike
York
Witte
Ereevah Wasania -Machenes
Queen Mantel & Tile Co
Catiura Trio
Malden
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