Society Fun and Formalities for Misses Rodgers Guests
Misses Rogers entertain at home with Birmingham guest Allison Smith and Columbus visitor Alma Klump. decor includes ferns and sunflowers, followed by a bridge luncheon at Inman Park and a dinner dance at the Piedmont Driving Club.
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Rosalind
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Anne
Georgia Social Roundup Chains of Visitors and Parties
North Georgia residents host kin and friends with brief notices of dinners, visits, and travel. Includes Myrtle McHan hosting J M Wilson, adsbie Small visiting Macon guests, Helva Jones and others at informal suppers, and multiple trips and returns across Georgia, Maine, New Jersey, and beyond.
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North Georgia
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Local Social News and Upcoming Weddings Reported
Sunday arrivals and Monday travel plans for Savannah and Boston figures. engagements noted including Miss Maddox and Dr Clyde Zirkle to wed at Mrs Maddox’s home on Howard Street. Slater DeSales becomes a nun in Savannah. sisters from Atlanta attend the ceremony. Families from Birmingham and Atlanta visit and return. Dr Hugh Walker and Dr Walter Walker prep for Sundays service after trips to California and Los Angeles.
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Busy Month at Carnegie Library Reports Growth and Changes
Miss Katherine H. Wootten, Carnegie librarian, told trustees 25 900 volumes were distributed last month. 400 new members joined, and the night reading room was used by 8 000 visitors. The Uncle Remus branch opens in September with distributing branches at Wesley house of the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills and the Baptist home. Miss Mary Browne named assistant to replace Miss Alberta Malone who resigned. Miss Emily Hemp leaves for Hi Pano Texas, replaced by Miss Wille Williams.
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Campaign Fund Bill To Be Recommended Passage
Washington August 15 Senator Clapps bill to prohibit congressmen from soliciting campaign funds for any political committee club or organization will be recommended for passage by the senate selection committee which has amended the measure to permit congressmen to serve in political clubs committees and other organizations. The bill grew out of revelations before the campaign fund investigation committee of which Mr Clapp was chairman.
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Electrical Storms Ravage Manitoba and Wisconsin
Severe storms lashed Manitoba and Wisconsin causing extensive damage. In Manitoba the storm accompanied by a 60 mile gale damaged grain and other property across the province, with losses running into hundreds of thousands of dollars. In Wisconsin the storm struck eastern areas including Oshkosh with numerous homes struck by lightning and total losses expected in the thousands.
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Memorial to Pilgrims Unveiled at Southampton
In Southampton on August 15 a memorial marking the ter centennary of the Pilgrims departure for America was unveiled by U.S. ambassador Walter Hines Page. The column sits on the pier site, with Alden Winslow Brewster and Bauer among speakers. Page praised the Pilgrims as colonists seeking God, not gold.
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Registration Books Close in Savannah on August 15
Registration closes today in Savannah with about 1 650 registrants. Two thirds favor an Auditorium bond issue, indicating strong support for the project. The voter turnout shows merit and interest in the proposal appears limited.
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Miss Addams Ends Suffrage Meeting in Washington
Miss Jane Addams of Chicago addressed a mass meeting closing a National Council of Women Voters conference in Washington. She urged universal woman suffrage to enable intelligent legislation and enforcement, criticizing insufficient protections for workers and mothers. The council approved plans for a new bureau of political education led by Helen Todd and backed measures on pensions, wages, health, and reforms.
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New cotton coming in rapidly at Americus
Americus Georgia on August 15 reports twenty bales of new cotton sold today from thirty five bales received so far. The cotton is opening rapidly and fields will soon be white with staple though the crop will be late. Americus warehouses expect about 1000 bales in August, about half the usual September receipts.
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Miller Decides Today About Mayoralty Race
Macon Georgia August 15 Wallace Miller son of Judge A L Miller and Bibb county representative in the legislature will decide tomorrow morning whether to enter the mayoralty race with Bridges Smith and A L Dasher Sr. He says a conference will determine his action and that he is inclined to run.
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Secrecy Over Daughter's Marriage to Japanese Boy In LA
In Los Angeles on August 15, a four month nationwide search led to Mrs. William A. Schirck sequestering in a cottage near home to guard her 16 year old daughter's secret marriage to a Japanese. She later returned home and avoided disclosure, remaining with her son in law's residence after learning of the wedding.
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Millionaire John McAlpine Found Dead In Duluth Home
The body of John McAlpine, a pioneer in timber and mining, was found in the basement of his Duluth home with a bullet wound to the head. Family and friends believe the shooting was accidental during a search for a burglar.
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Poison to Evade Arrest Ends Crosby Woman's Life
Crosby Minnesota August 15 a young mother Mrs Loii Blair aged 18 or 19 died after being served with a warrant for arrest. With her two babies in her arms and a towel over her face she drank four ounces of poison to evade capture. The warrant, sworn by Mrs William Gaith accused her of a statutory offence.
Texas Needs Rain to Save Late Crops
Malas Texas August 16 The state currently avoids severe crop damage from prolonged dry weather but relief must arrive soon to avert losses. A twenty percent drop in the cotton crop is predicted in north and northeast Texas if rain comes quickly, while other regions face milder risk as the corn crop appears well matured before the drought began.
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Murdered Dallas man found in South Omaha alley
J J Cain of Dallas Texas was found near disemboweled in South Omaha with a 28 inch knife slash across his abdomen. He whispered only that he was attacked by negroes. Two arrests were reported. Cain was a clerk.
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Cows Die After Eating Dynamite Near Reedsburg
Nine cows on a farm near Reedsburg Wisconsin were killed after grazing on dynamite stored by a road crew. The explosive poisoned the herd, causing the deaths.
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Wreck Victim Electrocuted as Live Wires Fall in Hoboken Crash
In Hoboken on August 16 a car wreck brought down high power wires that electrocuted Paul J. Perriett of Jersey City. David Montagnon of St Bowls and T. McGill, son of the late banker John D. McGill, were injured in the incident.
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Weehawken Woman Falls Sleep Only When Upright
Weehawken New Jersey August 15 Miss Alice Geiger is afflicted by a rare malady that makes her unconscious whenever she sits or lies down. Physicians say the condition is without parallel in medical annals and has troubled her for two years, contrasting with the two week course of sleeping sickness in Africa.
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First Sea Island Bale Wins Florida Victory at Exchange
Savannah Ga August 15 In a three cornered race for marketing the first bale of sea island cotton of the season Florida victorious The bale shipped by Henry W Frost Co of Cadillac Fla Growers in South Carolina and Georgia competed The cotton brought 2134 cents a pound
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Chinese Diplomats Meet in Secret Talks at Geneva
Geneva August 1. Prolonged secret conferences are under way here by the Chinese ambassadors to France Germany Austria Hungary Italy Russia and the Netherlands. It is understood that the prin-
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Fragmentary political note on election and leadership
Fragmentary OCR hints at a political context with phrases about securing means and being elected president. Readable elements include references to a Chinese Republic and global implications, but specifics and full facts are missing from the fragment.
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Rail special departs Ola Depot at 6 PM to Wrightsville Beach
A notice announces a round trip special train leaving Ola Depot at 6:00 P M on Saturday August 23 for Wrightsville Beach. Sleeper and coach cars are available on the Sea Board line.
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