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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1921

Page

19

Women in Georgia Press for Summary of Laws Passed

A telephone call to The Constitution from a prominent businesswoman sought on Sundays a concise list of all laws passed by the Georgia legislature. The piece notes women’s desire to be informed voters and educate others, praising the Fifth District Federation of Women’s Clubs for championing public access to legislative positions and advocating property lease notions before the session. It highlights the newly formed legislative council within the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs and its early effectiveness in coordinating women’s organizations.

General Assembly of ‘Georgia Woman’s Department of the Constitution Woman's Department Women of Georgia Georgia Fifth District Federation of Women's Clubs Atlanta Federation Atlana General Assembly Legislative Council For Women Robert Berner Macon Legislative Council Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs

Unanimous committee recommendation on temperance and education bills

A temperance committee and an educational committees in both houses favor passage of substitute bills. The measures are recommended for passage and placed on the calendar for the next session.

Temperance Committee House

National Council Report on Club Work in the South

The report summarizes ten southern states efforts in federated clubs led by Mrs. J W Collum of Florida. It notes big membership gains in South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Virginia and states progress on endowments teacher training and rural education. Georgia highlights include mountain schools a 108 pupil program and 45 000 library volumes. Alabama and Florida outline health welfare and civic projects plus new or expanding bulletins and a state opera event in Atlanta.

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Fragmented OCR yields partial political note

Ambiguous text fragment references bills and legislatures in Florida. It mentions distances around six hundred miles and a request to three successive legislatures. The readable portion hints at a vote total of about 11 000 but lacks clear facts or names.

Florida

Raymond Enjoys Community Program Highlights

Raymond Ga August 15 program drew a large audience at the school house with Mrs Roger Winter of Atlanta delivering a splendid talk at the Woman's Club. Hundreds of visitors attended a midday barbecue, an afternoon baseball game won by Moreland, followed by swimming contests. The Raymond Fishing and Boating Club noted the visit as highly appreciated.

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Georgia club contest promoted by Fifth District federation

Mrs T Stevens, president of the Fifth District Federation of Women’s Clubs, urges city women to support a state contest promoted by the Georgia legislature. The rules open to any word 500, requiring composition and music related to the state. She seeks publicity to spark public interest and participation.

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State song contest rules and submission details

The notice invites entries for a state song contest with a deadline of September 15. Competent judges from various parts of the state will select three songs to be performed by a chorus at the state convention in Savannah, Georgia, on November 8 to 10. Entries may be written by a single person or up to three collaborators, and must be sent to Mrs. W Bailey at 232 Hall Street West Mears Go. by the stated date.

W Bailey Hall West Mears Go Sevannah

Fancy Plaid Wool Blankets Offer At Reduced Price

Mindful of quality, the blanket now offered contains wool and was formerly 12.50. Fancy Plaid Blankets, good clean wool, previously valued at 116.50, are advertised at the above price.

Fancy Cotton Plaids Are Now 3.75 a Pair

Bedding sale offers 66x80 double bed size blankets described as wool finish and Soiesette binding, reduced from 8.50 to under half price. Limited details read as a local advertisement with emphasis on price and size.

Beautiful All Wool Blankets Offered at $12.90 Pair

The advertisement promotes beautiful all wool blankets measuring 72 by 84 inches with extra soft pure wool. They are advertised as a real plump lump of goodness, noting a former price of 25.00 per pair and current price of 12.90 per pair.

Real Pure Linen Sales Shock Under Tariff Price Reductions

The Linen Store promotes deep discounts on all linen goods as importers seek price advances after tariff changes. Highlights include 13-inch napkins at 4.50 per dozen, 12-inch Madeira napkins at 7.50 per dozen, 20-inch linen damask napkins at 5.00 per dozen, and 68x68 inch damask cloths at 5.00. Also offered are 88-cent Huck towels and 3.00 pillow cases with mail orders encouraged for out-of-town buyers.

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