Scholarships to Southern colleges uplift needy students
The piece urges small donations for scholarships at the Technological School for boys and the Normal and Industrial School for girls, arguing modest gifts can fund tuition, empower deserving youths, and advance higher education despite large sums donated by the wealthy. It emphasizes practical philanthropy and the impact of targeted scholarships.
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Mfe
Technological School
Normal and Industrial School
Milledgeville
Too Much Correspondence Among School Girls
A long discussion on letters sent by pupils at a female seminary weighs the pros and cons of strict predelivery letter review. Parents favor safeguards while teachers worry over epistolary style and distraction. Rules vary by institute, with debates over limiting correspondents and frequency, often proposing twice weekly writing with two hours per session.
Turquoise gems symbolize faithfulness in DavIs and Freeman ad
The passage touts turquoise stones for marriages with color meaning faithfulness constancy and truth. It notes that Azure mine stones used by DavIs and Freeman never change color and promotes the newest settings and precious stones in their ad.
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Davis & Freeman
Luncheon in Honor of Miss Valeria Rankin
Tate Spring Tennessee August 21 Special Mr H R Shorter and Mr L Lightfoot both of Eufaula Alabama hosted a champagne luncheon for Miss Valeria Rankin of Atlanta. Attendees included Miss Ballantine Boston Hodgson Hall and Mrs Rankin among others. Lively speeches and a notable German dance followed the gathering.
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Tate Spring
Tenn
H.R Shorter
L . Lightfoot
Eufaula
Ala
Valeria Rankin
Atlanta
Miss Rankin
Tony
Ballantine
Boston
Hodgson
Hall
John Little
H. R. Shorter
Adamson Lightfoot
Hallman
Dolly Davidson
Mra Rankin
Mra Palmer
Mr L G Lightfoot
Compliment to Miss Goodwin Dinner in Atlanta Club
Mayor Livingston Mims entertained at a club dinner Tuesday evening in compliment to Miss Goodwin of Virginia, the guest of Mr and Mrs Norwood Mitchell. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Wilmerding, Mrs Mitchell, Mrs Joseph Thompson, Mrs Tinsley, Miss Romare, Captain Haskell, Mr Will Black, Mr Joe Brown, and Dr Westmoreland.
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Livingston Mims
Miss Goodwin
Virginia
Norwood Mitchell
Wilmerding
Mitchell
Joseph Thompson
Tinsley
Romare
Haskell
Will Black
Joe Brown
Westmoreland
People moving to old Ansley place and local society notes
Residents on Jackson street prepare to relocate to the old Ansley place in Decatur with daughters to attend Agnes Scott institute. Governors Allen and Mrs Candler visit Wetumpka. Mrs Jenkins and son Willam return after months away. Mrs Owsley of Covington visits. Mr Hugh Robinson in New York. Mrs Harold Lewis back home in Macon. HA Abrams family back from Highlands. Frank Phillips returns. Home Mission Society focal lawn fete postponed to September. Miss Bessie Laird leaves for Lithia Springs. Miss Roselle Lambert returns from Tate Spring after barbecued welcome. J E Evans of Griffin dies in Atlanta at 21. body to Griffin for burial.
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Jackson Street
Ansley Place
Decatur
Agnes Scott Institute
Jair
Rom
Montgomery
Ala
Allen D Candler
Mra Bunkley
Wetumpka
W M. Jenkins
Willam
Miss Alice Steele Hosts Friends This Evening
This afternoon from 4 to 6 Miss Alice Steele will entertain many friends at her Peachtree home. Guests include Grace Benson Hartwell Leonard Vienna Ga Elizabeth Adair Florina Richardson Jamie Thornton Hart Wylie Nelsen Devery Emma Greges Louise Lamar Americus Ga Nellie Hightower Mary Thomas Emma Belle DuBose Mary Deas Tupper Annie Candér Ethel Keely Katherine Gholstin Ella Mae Thornton Hessie Moore Josie Lee Williford Kate Robinson Florine Jones Minnie Van Epps Nellie Harris Susan Cobb Hailie Ellis Marie Angier Laura Witham Eloise Stewart Frances Stewart Marguerite Hemphill Martha Whitman Florine Jones Florence Hobbs Susie May Pope Harriet High Aline Patterson Ellie Patterson Hattie Orr Alice Mage Rushton Sally Mae Bagley Helen Muse Mrs Rebecca D Lowe Mrs Eugene Spalding have returned from Europe and are now in New York City. Mr and Mrs Albert Howell have returned to the city. Mr John Banders returned yesterday from Europe, representing Sanders Swann & Co. Mrs Ea Van Winkie has returned from Cedartown. Mr Richard E B Sell has returned from New York. Mr and Mrs Sam Abbott have returned to the city. Miss Janie Speer has returned from LaGrange. Miss Bessie Draper is in the city guest of Mrs James English. Mr Lee Jordan has returned from Maryland. Mrs Boykin Robinson left Sunday for New York. Miss Ethel Davidson has returned to Augusta. Miss Alliearp has returned from Wrightsville Beach. Mrs Charles Hardin of Forsyth is visiting the city. Miss Janie Speer will entertain guests during the horse show. Miss Bessie Shaw is the guest of friends in Columbia.
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Alice Steele
Miss Alice Steele
Peachtree
Grace Benson
Hartwell
Ella Mae Thornton
Hessie Moore
Josie Lee Williford
Kate Robinson
Florine Jones
Minnie van Epps
Nellie Harris
Susan Cobb
Hailie Ellis
Marie Angier
Laura Witham
Eloise Stewart
Frances Stewart
Marguerite Hemphill
Martha Whitman
Florence Hobbs
Susie May Pope
Harriet High
Aline Patterson
Ellie Patterson
Hattie Orr
Alice Mage Rushton
Sally Mae Bagley
Helen Muse
Bessie Draper
James English
Lee Jordan
Maryland
Boykin Robinson
New York
Ethel Davidson
Augusta
Alliearp
Wrightsville Beach
Charles Hardin
Forsyth
Janie Speer
Grape-Nuts for camping and easy meals
A note on packing Grape-Nuts for camping offers ready cooked food that needs no prep and can be used in many dishes. It suggests using Grape-Nuts in coffee for flavor and convenience and mentions Postum as a gentle beverage alternative for coffee digests.
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Old
New England
Atézekr
Christian Alliance Camp Meetings Attract Crowds In Georgia
Crowds fill camp meetings near Atlanta as the Christian and Missionary Alliance continues a pavilion gathering. Rev A Blimpson speaks on sanctification through faith and the Spirit, while Rev A B Simpson’s mission sermons, literature sale, and missionary collection draw daily interest amid weather setbacks and local challenges. Rev Mr Christopherson from China arrived yesterday.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Atlanta
Simpson
Old Orchard
Alliance
Blimpsoh
Gallatians
A B Simpson
Christopherson
China
Weather and horoscopic notes mix with light forecasts
An eclectic newspaper fragment blends sun and rain outlooks with astrological advice. It notes a unsettled year for workers and marriages for the young, plus a June 3 and December birth caveat. The forecast cites a cool, showery pattern in Atlanta with a taste of fall nights and mentions spirits as harmful to health.
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Astor
Atlanta
Election race draws crowds in rain for coupon contest
Reporters and curious locals step into the Kimball house lobby as contestants in The Constitution's big coupon contest parade through drenched streets carrying ballots. The governor race dominates speculation though no formal election is scheduled in Atlanta today.
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Atlanta
Kimball House
Buffalo Exposition
Atlanta Coupon Campaign Echoes Presidential Race
The Constitution Office reports a long ballot contest likened to a national election with five candidates aiming for the governor’s chair. Volunteers pressure voters, explaining coupon choices while rain and mud fail to deter turnout as supporters push hard through an extended voting period.
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Constitution Office
Atlanta
United States
James Boys drawing packed Columbia theater
The Kilmt Hearn company drew a record Columbia audience with 2898 in a 1600 capacity venue. The James Boys opened the bill to thunderous applause with Kilmt in the Jeese James role. the show drew standing room only and will repeat Friday with a special matinee to follow. The Lyceum also drew large crowds for The New Dominion and Fatal Card promotions amid a week of strong acts and encores.
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Kilmt- Hearn
Columbia
Columbia Theater
James Boys
George Kiltmt
Jease James
New Dominion
Lyceum
Johnny Page
Adelaide
Breton-Runckel
Dave Runckel
Press
Hldridge
Fetching Brothers
Ellsworth
Burt
Flood Brothers
Theodore Martin
Mabel Caseby
Storms damage crops in Louisiana report cites hurricane injury
The Weather Bureau report for Louisiana details crop damage from the gulf hurricane of mid month. Rice in western parishes shows improvement. southeastern sugar cane blown down but generally recoverable. cotton suffering where soils stay moist. early corn maturing with good yields, late corn improved with rain. potatoes and other crops need rain as drought persists in western areas. Outlook overall favorable though yields may be below average.
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Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Department of Louisiana
Sugar Belt
Mississippi River
Thia
Madson
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Miss Underwood
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Colonel West
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Bell Telephone Company
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Aly J McQueen
Mra
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Harold Lewis
HA Abrams
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Frank Phillips
Home Mission Society
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Lithia Springs
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J .E Evans
Griffin
J E Evans
Koclock
Rebecca D Lowe
Eugene Spalding
Ea van Winkie
Cedartown
Richard EB Sell
Sam Abbott
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Ehinwind
Gavdids
Christian Basmonary Alliancs Zs
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Eiseman & Weil
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Klimt-Hearn Co
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Asif
Joan Ro Wilkinson
Marcfitur
King Hardware Company
Anderson Hardware Company
Hightower and Graves
Tappan and Company
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