Miss Rankin Editor Of Southern Magazine
The August issue of the Southern Womans Magazine honors new editor Annie P Rankin formerly of Atlanta. It highlights a galaxy of southern writers with features, fiction, poetry and departments including editorial cartoons, cooking, fashions and garden topics.
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Miss Rankin
Southern Magazine
Southern Womans Magazine
Annie P Rankin
Atlanta
Misa Ruth Pennybacker
Austin
Texas
Carey Orr
Mary Lanier
Magruder
Mia
Tessie
Mra J Hunter Orr
Mrs Jones
Anne Sherrill Baird Canning
Virginia P_ Moore
Ottavia Zollineffer Bond
Europe’s Great War Knell Echoes Kaiser Czar and King
A historical caption reflects on the Kaiser and Czar once allied now enemies in Europe’s great war. The piece notes shifting power, asks readers for opinion, and imagines peoples rising from the ruins as monarchies fall. The tone is cautionary, urging reflection on leadership and future governance in Europe.
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Europe
Kaiser
Czar
King
Birthday Party at West End Park for Mrs W W Anderson
Mrs Robert Lorg Saxon and Miss Anderson hosted a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs W W Anderson at their West End Park home. The event featured garden flowers, a 2 PM luncheon, and guests including Mrs W W Andersen, Miss D Roby, Mrs C Hew, and many others from local social circles.
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Robert Lorg Saxon
Miss Anderson
Thursder
West End Park
W W Anderson
W W Andersen
Roby
GS Reiche
Wary Johnston
C McCord
C & L Hew
Phinizy Family in Switzerland and local church notices
The Phinizy family and Mrs Hughes Spaldink are reported safe in Switzerland with relatives. a church notice lists Communion Sunday on August and announces a lecture on the war by the Young Women’s Christian Association education department at Central Congregational Church with Miss Sarah Converse as speaker, offering a brief map sketch of European countries and current events.
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Phinizy
Switzerland
Hughes Spaldink
Hbrenele
Hon
Pleasant Q
Tltar Society of the Sucien Feart Church
Sarah Converse
Bean
The
Young Womens Christian Association
Atlantas
Cooling but Nutritious Ideal Summer Food
An old ad style note promotes Faust Spaghetti as a cool, nutritious summer option to replace heating meats. It touts durum wheat, gluten richness, quick savory meals, and urges readers to write for a free recipe book and buy the product from Maull Bros in St. Louis.
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Faust
Spaghett
Ll Grocers
Social items from Atlanta society column
Lieutenant and Mrs Donovan travel through Atlanta en route to Fort Caswell Wilmington NC guests include Misses Margaret and Mae McDonald. Many other social notices list visits, telegraphs from Lucerne, trips to New York Hendersonville Asheville Wrightsville Beach and New York City with numerous local hosts and guests.
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Richard Donovan
Atlanta
Fort Caspell
Wilmington
City
Margaret and
Mae
McDonald
Donovan
West Point
Spratling Heads Christian Orphanage Election
F J Spratling of Atlanta was elected president of the Southern Christian Orphanage directors for the coming year. Judge Hathcod was named first vice president, C G Hannah second vice president, Mrs W C Stanler third vice president, Rayborn C Yester secretary, and J Gentry treasurer. The home at 98 Leo Street cares for about 49 orphans and was praised for its condition.
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Annisi
Leo Street
J Sprathiney
Atlanta
TO Hathcod
C G Hannah
WC Stanler
Rayborn C Yester
Gentry Tresaurer
Vo LeCraw
Atlanta party safe in London amid war in Europe
A cable to relatives in Atlanta says an Atlanta party currently abroad is safe in London but unsure when they can return home. The group includes Mrs Broadus Willingham, daughter Annie Willingham Willingham Daniel, and Willoughby Tift of Georgia. They joined in London with Mr Daniel and Mr Tift just days before war began.
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London
Cable
Europe
Lonson
America
Broadus ‘Willingham
Annie Willingham
Bol Daniel
Willugsham Tift
Ition
Willingham
Daniel
Tift
England Puts Hard Conditions On Germany In 1914
New York report says Ambassador Haimhausen in Washington outlined British wartime terms Germany would have to accept before any war began. Conditions included neutrality of French coast, no German pass through Belgium, and no Baltic attack on Russia. Britain would have kept neutral only if those terms were met and the German fleet was bottled up. Germany refused, triggering invasion of Belgium.
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Walmhausen
Germany
Belgium
London
Sir Edward Grey
England
North Sea
Russia
Baltic Sea
Great Britain
Birhward
Belgian
Liege
Belg An Neurracht
French Confident of Quick Action in War Mobilization
French editor in New Orleans declares confidence in victory as French volunteers depart for France. Muller from Normandy leads the league of death with his wife Georgette enlisting as a Red Cross nurse. Louis Mespleigt, reporter for Laeps, covers arrivals and dispatches from the depot awaiting commission in Paris.
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Pene la Croix
Tigsters
New Orleans
New York
Muller
Normandy
League of Death
Georgette
Rue du Marche Leval Jois Perret
Seine
France
Red Cross
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Pullman
Masellaige
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Flaga
Russia
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Bourbon Street
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Caussan Boulevard
Hardeau
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la Eps
Espleigt
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Mespleigt
Paria
Ambassador Robbed by German Officer In Frontier
Paris reports that French ambassador Jules Cambon traveling from Berlin to Copenhagen was stopped inside the German frontier by a major who demanded 3600 marks. Cambon borrowed from companions to pay in gold and secured a promise of safe passage to the Danish frontier. The episode follows wider wartime tensions and American anxieties voiced by Ambassador Herrick as Americans seek possible repatriation amid unsettled conditions.
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Jules Cambon
Germany
Berlin
Copenhagen
Cambon
Havre
Trench
United States
Jules Tussarand
France
Chicago
French War Office
Porta
Herrick
United
Wea
Todiy
Seacoast
Atlantic
Barr Harbor refuge aids stranded Americans aboard ship
U S officials may refuse clearance as German freighter Alexandria and the Rainbow clash with neutrality rules near the Atlantic. The Rainbow secures fifty tons of coal to reach Victoria BC while the crew seeks limited refueling and departure within twenty four hours.
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Europe
Bar Harbor
Maine
Cecilie
Rac Smith
Ot 3
Naples
Smith
Bur Lay
San Francisco
Alexandria
Rainbow
Davis
Walter Hosa
Hase
Victoria
Rainbows
Formidable German attack provokes swift end to war efforts
Amid excitement the soldiers remained courteous granting photographers and reporters seven of fifteen lunch minutes. They spoke briefly before the train departed while singing the battle song. A crowd is expected in New York Saturday night. They will be held by the French consul until Rochambeur arrives, due Sunday or Monday.
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Germany
Arriva
New York
Rochambeur
Don’t Take Chances With Your Baking Tour Guarantee
Ad text touts Dolly Varden Tour for confident baking results promising perfect satisfaction, urging shoppers to ask their grocer for the product and using a vivid white-on-snow claim to reassure buyers.
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Dolly Varden
Italian People Shout For French Brothers In Rome
Rome reports spontaneous demonstrations as Italians admire France and the French brothers. The government struggles to alter Italy neutral stance and maintain Triple Alliance ties with Germany under certain conditions amid calls for peace and public cheers for France.
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Paris
Ermin
Italy
Vict Crinminuel
Ttaly
Germany
France
Great Britain
No More War Messages From Sayville Radio
Sayville August 7 reports an allied suppression of German owned Athinfe line using a wireless plant. Four unofficial messages were sent one to 61 Canadian Street, one to the West Indies, and the tower linked tonight with the US cruiser Tennessee and the liner St Paul sailing from New York. No word has been received from German or British warships off the American coast. Mothballing for German ships has been proposed since the censor’s arrival.
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Sayvilla
Young English Girls In Peril In Berlin
Berlin dispatch cites James W Gerard appealing to British public for relief funds for British subjects stranded in Berlin. Refugees described as young girls with little money and few connections facing danger and arrests as alleged spies. He notes British efforts to raise up to 8 million on public credit but questions source of funds.
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Berlin
London
James W Gerard
Germany
Ralaliona
Terin
Gerard
Fanard Goschen
Ambassador Gerard
Next A.B and A Excursion to South Georgia and Florida
Travel notice describes round trip excursions via R and A to Tampa and various South Georgia points. Fare details include 3 to Jathamville, 6 to all South Georgia points, 240 to 6 round trip, long limits training, and a terminal time around 30 am and 10 36 pm. Ticket office 88 Peachtre e Phones Ty 194 or Main 1123.
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South Georgia
Florida
Arristith
Tampa
Jathamville
Termina
German Cavalrymen Enter City of Liege Siege
Berlin reports German advance guard moved along the Belgian frontier reaching Liege. Small detachments attacked with boldness aiming to seize the fortress commander, but the fortress defenses held. Troops remain before the fortress in contact with the enemy as a foreign press views the action as a heroic but limited operation.
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Berlin
Londen
Liege
Démain
Belzing
Japan strengthens battleship squadron amid Atlantic threat
The nation has increased its battle squadron to light vessels and readiness. Admiral Kata commands the fleet as fortifications at Vladivostok and Salee are strengthened to meet a possible bombardment from German warships whose whereabouts remain unknown.
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Kata
Vladivostok
Asiatic
Russia
Saleen
China
Rivals Her Daughter In Youthful Beauty
A society matron valued for youthful beauty explains her rival is her daughter in appearance. She cites cosmetics misuse aging skin, praising Mercoti wax cleansing pores and removing irritants. A simple face bath with powdered Naxolite is claimed to soften and firm skin.
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Pave
Cudy
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