Scholarships Offered by Atlanta Club Women for Girls
The Atlanta Federation of Women's Clubs announces several scholarships secured by Mrs W B Price-Smith and her committee. Awards include funds from Washington Seminary Agnes Scott Elizabeth Mather Woodberry School Lanier University and others, aimed at talented Atlanta girls seeking higher education.
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Mra
W. B. Price-Smith
Atelanta Federation of Women's Clubs
Atlanta
Washington Seminary
Agnes Scott
Elizabeth Mather
Woodberry School
Lanier Unt
Calotabs Cleanse Ad Claims Soothing Liver Purify
An old style calomel ad touts Calotabs as a modern cleansing medicine. It promises no salts or griping and claims a immediate morning relief after taking one tablet at bedtime. The ad guarantees money back if not delighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Paris
Unclear Source Text on Sony Item Noted
The fragment appears garbled with incomplete phrases about Sony and pricing. No coherent event, people, or place can be identified to summarize into a valid newspaper item.
Regular supper dance at Piedmont Driving Club terrace
A social evening planned at the Piedmont Driving Club on the terrace features a regular supper dance and informal visits by guests. Attendees include Laurette Rockwell of Seattle and Loring Porter of Georgetown with Miss Josephine Davis hosting. The event decor highlights home garden flowers and blue Irish gowns.
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Che
Piedmont
Josephine Davis
Rosalyn Amorous
Floyd Walker
Austin
Thomas Linton
du' Ssenbury
Robert Willingham
Marietta
Amusements and Society Meetings This Week
The Sheltering Arms association calls a Thursday 10.80 meeting at 161 Balt en street. The Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association meets Wednesday August 13 at 10 30 am in Central Congregational church corner Ellis street and Carnegie Way. Friday August 16 at 2 pm the Joseph Habersham Chapter DA R holds a business meeting at St Mark's church with Mrs Bernard Scott presiding.
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Sheltering Arms Association
Alten Street
Atlanta Woman’s Missionary Association
Central Congregational Church
Ellis Street
Carnegie Way
Thelock
Joseph Habersham
D A. R
St Mark's Church
Mra. H. Bernard Scott
Social items note several visitors and family trips
Mrs Park Howell of New Orleans arrives for a week with the Howells in Atlanta. Dr Park Howell joins Saturday to visit his parents. Mr and Mrs Charles Adamson and Miss Katherine Adamson head home to Cedartown from the Georgian Terrace. Sam J Canada and son Edwin spend two months in Virginia mountains. Knowles Davis, hospitalized after a wheel fall, is convalescent. W E Chapin and Tupper travel north. Bessie Gunn from Hartford visiting Suelle Kuhrt. Mrs D G Wise recovering at home after surgery. Mrs George A Speer and Miss Ludie Speer to Newark to visit Mrs Paul Colyer. William C Warren Jr leaves to visit William West in Valdosta, then accompanies West automobile. Ellen Ramey and Louise Dent visiting Newnan. Margaret Porter at St Joseph’s infirmary improving from typhoid. Mrs J L Loftis and Lottie Loftis visiting Miss Sarah Loftis in New York. Bessie Young ill for weeks at Georgia...
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Park Howell
New Orleans
Albert Howell
Sam J. Canada
Edwin
East Fifth Street
Virginia
Archibald Davis
Knowles Davis
Bessie Gunn
Hartford
Conn
Misa Suelle Kuhrt
D. G. Wise
St. Joseph's Hospital
George A. Speer
Ludie Speer
Paul Colyer
Newark
William C. Warren Jr
William ‘West
Valdosta
West
Ellen Ramey
Louise Dent
Newnan
Margaret Porter
Lowry Porter
St. Joseph's Infirmary
J. L. Loftis
Lottie Loftis
Sarah Loftia
Martha Washington
New York
Misa Bessie Young
Georgia Renr
Ken
Aline Brooks
Little Rock
Ark
James Hickey
Whl
Atlantic City
Lyon
Doughty
BH. Elman
South Carolina
Marion Smith
Kanaga
N.C
Charles Dannats
Gordon Home of Fifth Union to Camp Gordon
Washington reports permament home stations for returning divisions. Fifth Infantry now tied to Camp Gordon Ga as a permanent home with recruiting to boost Georgia manpower near Atlanta. Camp Gordon plans athletic and educational programs. Major General Lewie backs rapid recruitment and camp support.
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Jack Blesley
Atlanta
Easure
Brodie
Bifth
Camp Gordon
Chamber of Commeres of
Dixie Nice
Georgia
Paul G. Macur
Lewie
Broil
Washington
Over Beem
Camp Taylor
Travis
Texas
Camp Pike
Ari
Camp Dodge
Jows
Camp Grant
Camp Funston
Run
Baker
The Charmed Life of Miss Austin continues on ship
On a Shanghai to unknown voyage, the narrative follows danger and romance as a sentient reporter and a fleeing pair confront a silent chase. A bag of gold and a parcel of papers ride the waves while a German crew and a perilous escape frame a perilous night at sea.
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Bac
Aampan
Maskes
Shanghai
Sho
Ana
Edith
Cooler Weather Continues In Georgia Outlook
Forecasters report a cool spell across Georgia with 72 percent confidence. Tuesday is mild and the week shows temperatures often ten degrees below last week, with Savannah recording over six inches of rain while Macon and Thomaville see one to two inches. Atlanta saw no rainfall though the state’s cotton belt received showers, and thunderstorms are possible Wednesday.
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Santa
Walt
Atlanta
Georgia
Savannah
Macon
Thomanvile
Mississippi
Flight opportunities offered in Atlanta this weekend
J E Rankin of Victory Automotive announces civilian flights over Atlanta and surrounding areas this Friday through Sunday for a nominal sum. Two planes expected from Birmingham with a possible race featuring a specially designed car and an invitation to aviation owners and dealers to discuss immediate deliveries and civilian pilot instruction.
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J. E. Rankin
Victory Automotive Company
Montgomery
Alabama
Atlanta
Rankin
Rankyn
Birmingham
United Statesicense
Mayor Key Urges Calm to Prevent Race Trouble
Mayor Key told Negro Odd Fellows at Big Bethel church that the city will not have race trouble and urged calm behavior. He cited clashes in Washington and Chicago, cautioned against stirring strife, and urged Negroes to stay peaceful, attend their own schools and amusements, and go their own way to keep harmony.
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Negro Odd Fellows
Big Bethel
South
Mayor Key
Candler Re elected Leader of Railway Board
C. M Candler was re elected chairman of the railroad commission for a new two year term by fellow commissioners. Paul Trammell was chosen vice chairman, a role he has held since Judge George Hillyer’s resignation.
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C. M Candler
Railroad Commission
Paul Trammell
Chozen
George Hillyer
McIntyre on Trial for Shooting Miss Kempt
J P B McIntyre, at large after shooting Miss Sarah Kempt on Spring Street Goring dan ubry, faced trial in the Tucon superior court on an assault with intent to murder charge. The case stems from a jealous quarrel. jury drawn, evidence to be heard, Assistant Solicitor E A Stephens prosecutes.
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J. PB. McIntyre
Sarah Kempt
Spring Street
Goring
Dan Ubry
Tucton Superior Court
McIntyre
E. A. Stephens
Kiwanis Condemns Atlanta Chamber Resolution
The Kiwanis club, meeting yesterday, endorsed the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce resolution condemning the railroad act. The resolution, approved by the chamber on August 8 and published in full, expresses the club's stance and orders copies with endorsement sent to the President of the United States, the governor of Georgia, the Georgia legislature, and Atlanta city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Tatte
Georgia
Atlanta
Realty firm reveals Tuesday real estate notices
New listing excerpts show 86 000 dollars in deals by Hrans and Doda with properties including a duplex at Myrtle Street and several 6 to 7 room bungalows. Notable transfers involve DeFoor Sewell, Dunbar Upchurch, Green Ault, Holt Schell, Danning, Lowan Beavers, Sullivan Warner, Tribble, Johnston Carmichael, Carrie Cooper, Campbell Coal, Katherine Armstrong, and Speer across North Boulevard, West Tenth Street, Virginia Avenue, Orme Circle, Myrtle Street, Druid Place, Uncle Remus Avenue, and other Atlanta addresses with varied lot sizes and prices.
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Ecedt Seiaa
Hrans & Doda
C. L. DeFoor
Sewell To & Carter
Myrtle Street
J. H. Dunbar
W. Upchurch
Peachtree Street
W. L. Green
Frank Ault
Virginia Avenue
F. W. Holt, Jr
Willian Schell
Orme Circle
North Boulevard Park
Ellen
Danning
Dent
West Tenth Street
John A. Lowan
George EB. Beavers
Druid Place
B. H. Sullivan
L. E Warner
Colquitt Avenue
cHent
W. L. Tribble
Bryan Street
May Johnston
Spencer Carmichael
Uncle Remus Avenue
Carrie Cooper
P. Bone
Washington Street
O. Campbell Coal Company
G. & Pack
North Boulevard
Katherine Armstrong
James EB
Speer
Greenwood Avenue
Mrs Muse Sells Atlanta Residence to C C McGehee
Mrs George Muse sold her 149 Fifteenth street residence to C C McGehee for 80000 dollars. The home sits opposite Edward H Inman and covers one lot with a 100 foot front and more than 300 feet in depth. Mr Bie iebee and family plan to establish their home early next year.
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George Muse
Fifteenth Street
C. McGehee
Bieiebee
Edward H Inman
Atlanta
Telephone rates under review by railroad board
A hearing lasting most of the day Tuesday before the railroad commission examined Bowen Telephone Company's petition for rate increases from 50 cents to $1 per phone. Bowen serves Fitzgerald Ocilla Abbeville Pitts Rochelle and Alapaha with a $290,000 plant. W J Bowen, president, testified as chief witness. W M Ozborne of Savannah was counsel. Mayors from six towns testified through attorney Edgar Watking of Atlanta, protesting the raise.
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Raiload Commission
Bowen Telephone Company
Fitzgerald
Ocilla
Abbevile
Pitts
Rochelle
Alapaha
Aid
W. J. Bowen
W. M. Ozborne
Savannah
Edgar Watking
Atlanta
Ninth Ward Women to Discuss Politics
Women voters of the ninth ward will meet Thursday afternoon at 3:80 o clock in the home of Mrs Gordon Johnstone to discuss political issues of the coming campaign. It is stated that the question of women’s registration fees will not be discussed as it is believed settled. Officers listed include Mrs W A Maddox and Mrs Gordon Johnstone, with several other named members and committees.
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Ninth Ward
Gordon Johnstone
Campelen
Myre
W. A. Maddox
Mogehatraea
W. A. Maddon
Afra
Maddox _ end
Gordon Tohnstone
Hinton Clark
Adam Jones
H. Hinman
John Lough Irs WO
Wing
Chocks Sheldon
J. Carter’ Cook
J. Rice Dantes
Cae l
Argore
LTE
Nea
Tie Ine Mun Pubiletty Omanittee
Irs
Georga
Janson Leaves Atlanta for Cleveland Credit Post
Janson, long time credit manager at Armour Fertilizer Works Atlanta, moves to Cleveland to take the credit manager role at Northern National Bank. He served as second vice president of the Atlanta Association of Credit Men and was honored at a farewell dinner. Robert E. Harvey of B Lewis Co. will succeed him as second vice president of the Atlanta association.
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J HL. Janson
Atlanta
Armour Fertilzer Works
Cleveland
Ohio
Janson
Natonal Bank
Hil Associates
Atlanta Association
Janzon
Atlanta Credit Organization
Robert E. Harvey
B. Lewis Company
Plumb Bill Debate Traced Through Savannah Visit
Congressman J. Wilber street traveled to Savannah from Washington with remarks that Congress is unlikely to seriously consider the Plumb bill as hearings on the measure proceed. He spoke in Savannah yesterday and last night, outlining the bill’s status and the legislative mood.
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Savannah
J. W.lverstreet
Washington
Gongréas
Creer
Red Cross Exhibitions by Ex- Yankee in Piedmont Park
David J. Yates associate director of the Red Cross first aid division will stage a life saving exhibition in Piedmont park lake on Wednesday afternoon between 2 and 3 o clock. The event features Yates, a former New York Yankees pitcher, performing strangle hold escapes and towing a trained swimmer as the simulated drowning victim.
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David J. Yates
First Aid
American Red Cross
New York Yankees
Piedmont Park
Mr. Yates
Black and White Beauty Treatment Ad Promotes Complexion Care
An advertisement urges readers to clear blemishes using Black and White Ointment and white Vaseline. It claims cosmetics worsen skin but promises improvement with nightly cleansing and a morning wash. Readers are directed to request literature and a sample by writing to Black and White, Box 913, Memphis, Tennessee.
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Attie
Memphis
Tenn
Ironized Paw-Paw Remedy Testimonial Promises Cure
A Danville farmer testifies that Ironized Paw-Paw relieved stomach distress sleep issues and dyspepsia after trying other medicines. He endorses the remedy, urges neighbors to try it, and notes the product is sold by Jacobs' Pharmacy Co and Interstate Drug Company with a $1.20 bottle price.
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J Wl. Harris
Washington Street
Danville
Danville Remater and Bee
McNail's
Union Street
Jacobs' Pharmacy Co
Interstate Drug Company, Inc
New York
Adv
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Learms
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Mrs Harms
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College Paris Woman's Club
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Princeton Avenue
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Pearl Hale
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John W. Boardmen
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Greenbrier
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Detroit
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Frank Neely
Seturda
Alien Anne
Stringfellow
Highlands
N. C
Randolph-Macon College
Oscar Pappenheimer
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