Hargis-Giles Wedding and Community Notes Highlight Busy Social Scene
Mrs Richard R Hargis announces the marriage of their daughter Huby to Glenn Giles on Saturday August 14. The piece also covers various social events at the Lucy Stone celebration, matinee parties, watermelon cuttings, Sunday School picnic, and numerous society gatherings at the Ansley hotel, Lakewood, and Inman Park with many attendees and outfits described.
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Hargis-Giles
Richard R. Hergis
Huby
Glenn Giles
Lucy Stone
Mary L bicLendon
Oy Stone
Henry Blackwel
Dita May West
Georggia
Mian West
Mise Florence Herce
Brat Rabbit
Perkins
Meridian
Misa
Snni
M.A. Hale
Leo Crossman
Social Items Highlight Atlanta People and Visits
Br McCloskey Garlyck spends time at Old Point Comfort before heading to Greensboro to visit friends until September 1. Many Atlanta residents are noted traveling, hosting, or returning from trips to Asheville, Tallulah, New Jersey, Salem, and other places. The Business Woman's Club plans an August gathering at Piedmont Park, and weddings and family events are announced, with several social guests and local notables mentioned across the city.
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Local social list features numerous named guests and couples
A dense roll of names and pairs appears, listing Mr. and Mrs. plus numerous individuals such as Harry Leo Harvey and Ivan len among many others. The compile resembles a society guest or wedding attendee ledger with extended families and friends mentioned throughout.
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Mra
W. Jon
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Xen
A. Watkine
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Nashville Grain Case Again Won by Atlanta
Washington reports the interstate commerce commission ordered Southern railroads to stop bribe-like rebates and shipments to Nashville dealers. The ruling revives a discriminatory-practice finding and sets new rate limits on carload shipments from El Centro to Galveston and Calexico to Galveston for export, with a 40 cent per 100 pounds cap and a 40,000 minimum.
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British Loan Plans Emerged To Shore Up U S Rates
In New York on August 27 plans formed for a large British loan to the United States to steady exchange rates and shield foreign holdings. Wall Street bankers with international ties discussed a possible syndicate to finance one five and ten year bonds, aiming to halt the decline of sterling, francs, and lire. Officials cautioned no final agreement had been reached, with the exchange market showing broad depreciation across currencies and no decisive action announced.
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Protecting Cotton Prices Amid War Demand
The article discusses steps to shield U S cotton prices as Germany Austria and Turkey are excluded from American cotton and wartime demand stays high. President Wilson plans to address the cotton situation in a note to Great Britain and may send an unofficial commission of cotton growers to England to discuss issues with the British government and spinners. Representative Lever supports the plan and a meeting with Wilson was considered but may be canceled. Britain moves toward declaring cotton contraband of war with formal action expected soon. Commissioner S J Watson in Columbia praises Washington progress and says the President will act within diplomatic bounds.
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United States seeks quick settlement of Frye case with Germany
Washington notes that a German proposal to arbitrate the Frye sinking, joint expert appraisal of indemnity, and arbitration of treaty interpretation could advance the neutral commerce cause. Secretary Lansing urges combining both governments' methods under The Hague framework to settle indemnity and legal interpretation promptly.
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Basia
Frye
Imperial German views on naval operations during arbitration
The passage discusses whether pending arbitration the German government will govern naval operations per its own interpretation or under the arbitral stipulations. It notes implications for both the German government and the United States awaiting Berlin’s view on this interpretation. Lansing references seek a clear stance from Germany.
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United States
Lansing
Boys High Class of 10 Indorses University Idea
Twenty five members of the class of 1920 of the Boys High School in Atlanta held their annual banquet at the German club. Speeches discussed business and citizenship while Laurence Jones led resolutions endorsing consolidating four city high schools into a single university high school. Dean Paden and Edward Morgenstern attended, many classmates remaining Atlantans with diverse success.
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Pope expresses affection for France in letter
Paris reports a dated August 1 letter from Pope Benedict to Cardinal Lucon expressing deep affection for France, the eldest daughter of the church. He notes satisfaction that indignation over Louis Laapie's interview has been appeased, stating the interview did not reflect his thoughts and many passages were fabrications. He calls France noble and generous, the nation to which he has given testimonies.
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Food Facts For The Workingmans Wife To Study
An advertisement argues nutrition should guide family meals over expensive meat. It promotes Faust Spaghetti made from Durum wheat as a wholesome, affordable substitute, urging workers’ wives to cut meat portions and rely on pasta for nutrition while emphasizing economic food buying. Maull Bros. St Louis.
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