Cheaper books for children and new school features
Atlanta public schools plan cheaper books with cost price plus expenses for all students after last year’s successful pilot. The board introduces two new manual training features, sloyd work for boys and sewing for girls, to be added to grammar schools this year. Overcrowding concerns remain in West End and Girls High, with transfers available to other schools as needed.
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West End
Normal Institute of
Atlanta Public Schools
Boys’ High School
Board of Education
Natitute
Henry R. Sanford
Penn Yan
Alfred Holbrook
McMinnville
State Department of Public Instruction
New York State
Qobio
West Virginia
Virginia
Atlanta
Anethe
Staton
Mexico
Holbrook
Alfred Holbrook Normal University
McMinnville, Tenn
Eason Holbrook
Eginton
Normal School
Utterback
Theodore Toepel
Normal Institute
Atlante
Brades
Finance Committee
The
Boans of Education
Major Slaton
Slaton
Superintendent of Public Schools
Pyramid Pile Cure Ad From Omaha Druggist
Mr. Phil Owens of 80 Omaha writes that after two years suffering from aggravated itching and protruding piles he was cured by a single 60 cent package of Pyramid Pile Cure purchased from a local druggist. For sale by all druggists. Little book Piles Causes and Cure mailed free Pyramid Drug Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Owens
Omaha
Pyramid Drug Marshall
Mich
Draughons Practical Business College Opens in Atlanta
Draughons Practical Business College, opening September 7 in the Connally building at Alabama and Whitehall streets, Atlanta, boasts high proficiency for bookkeeping and shorthand students. Professor Draughon, author of four bookkeeping texts, cites strong demand, extensive locations, and placement efforts with tuition secured by bank deposit until completion and job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draughon
Practical Business College
Wll
Connally
Alabama
Whitehall Streets
Atlanta
Practical Business
Nashville
St. Louis
Little Rock
Montgomery
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Galveston
Maine
California
Alabama and
J. F. Draughon
Tenn
Tate Spring Card Party Lights Up Gaye ttes Despite Weather
Tate Spring hosted the largest card party of the season with seventy eight players at thirteen tables. Prizes went to Mrs H. J. Matthews of Birmingham and Miss Malone of Memphis. gentlemen winners included Brantley Bonny man and Dr. Harbin of Georgia. A supper followed hosted by Miss Martha Glover of Atlanta. many attendees from Georgia Tennessee and Alabama participated in bowling and other social events at Tate Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Spring
H. 3. Matthews
Birmingham
Malone
Memphis
Brantley
Bonnyman
Harbin
Georgia
O. R. Tomlinson
John R. Jarnagin
Atlanta
Miss Bester
Shorter
Glover
Vandiver
Lacey Hall
Little
McMillan
Hallman
Hall
Lightfoot
Felder
J. B. Ellis
Orrsville
Ala
Miss Connelly
Miss Hillyer
Dr. Felder
Miss Restor
Moblie
J. B. Bilis
Avery
Goodwin
Anniston
M. J. Condon
Julia Marlowe Rocket
Ernest Briscoe
Knoxville
Miss Glover
Mr. Flournoy
Eufaula
Martha Glover
Lightfoo
While Dying He Wedded Her Sad Nuptials of Quartermaster Matthews
Atlantic City, Aug 24. Quar termaster Joseph Matthews of the United States cruiser Newark married Miss Eva May Salmon of Camden shortly before an operation. He died today at the hospital after returning from the Philippines on leave. A diving accident last Sunday left him badly injured. Matthews had proposed to Salmon before his illness and sent word when told he might not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster Matthews
Eva Salmon
Atlantic City
Quartermaster Joseph Matthews
United States
Newark
Eva May Salmon
Camden
Matthews
Philippines
Salmon
Atlanta Young Men's Christian Association
Toccoa Falls
Mount Airy
Tallulah
Luther
Fry
Willee
Toadies’ Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
Misses Ford
Floyd
Mesers
Ernest Waitt
Roy Horning
Vilage
Willen
Southern Railway
Demorest
Cornelia
Homer Leigh Hunt
Atlanta
Preaching and church notices across Atlanta in August 1901
Multiple church services and events listed including First Methodist with Rev Charles W Byrd, Westminster Presbyerian address by Mark B Fuller at Jackson Hill Baptist, Second Baptist with Rev G A Nunnally, First Christian, Merritts Avenue Methodist with Dr Isaac S Hopkins, First Baptist with Rev J B Hawthorne, Universalist topics, and other parish activities. Attendance, sermon topics, and student activities noted. seats free and visitors welcomed.
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First Methodist Church
Charles W. Byrd
D.D
Epworth
Mark B. Fuller
China
Westminster Presbyteriane
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
Fuller
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Atlanta
Merritts Avenue
Isaac 8. Hopkins
St. Louis
It Girdles the Globe Bucklen Arnica Salve Claim
The advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the world’s best healer for cuts burns bruises sprains and wounds. It promises rapid relief and complete recovery, claiming worldwide fame and effectiveness across various injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
What the Negro Is Doing Today in Atlanta
A multi faith rally at Ble Bethel A M E church unites pastors Rev. E R Carter and Rev P J Bryant with their congregations to fund church obligations. Rev Newton inspires broad support for monthly contributions, with Whitman sisters concerts boosting finances and a push for white and colored participation. Public lectures by Bishop A Grant and Rev G W Bull anchor a drive for increases in subscriptions as the city prepares for upcoming events and civic organization activity led by the Afro American League and Negro Business League figures.
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Second Baptist
John E. White
North Carolina
G. A. Nunnally
Southern Female College
Georgia
South
Nunnally
Colored Churches
Ble Bethel A. M. E. Church
E. R. Carter
Friendship Baptist Church
P. J. Bryant
Wheat Street Baptist Church
Atlanta
Dr. Newton
H. J. Proctor
First Congregational Church
Whitman Sisters
Newton
George Dwelle
General Missionary and Educational Convention
Sev
P. J. Bryart
State Baptist Young People’s Union
BE. . Carter
Negro Educational Society of Georgia
E. P. Johnson
W.G. Johnson
National Convention
National Baptist Convention
Cincinnati
Ohio
F. H. Crumbly
Philippines
Natio Negro's Business League
Chicago
W. O. Murphy
Wills Murphy & Son
Negro Business League
J. O. Connally
National Association of Colored Women
Buffalo
Afro-American League
Philadelphia
United States
Baptise Young People’s Union
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
W. A. Pledger
Uadelphia
Key
J. TP. Wragg
American Bible Society
Aboola
Parenta
H. T, Butler
Kellam and Moore Scientific Opticians Offer Eyeglass Grinding
Kellam and Moore, Scientific Opticians, specialize in erinding prescription eyeglasses using modern devices. They are teachers and operate at 42 N Broad Street in the Prudential building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellam & Moore
N. Broad Street
Prudential Building
Stick-Um In Tubes Promises Clean Quick Adhesive
Weiss Paste extols tubes as the handiest cleanest satisfactory stick-um around with tubes costing from 6 cents. John M. Miller Co. advertises at 39 Marietta Street.
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Will
Childsek
Peekading Phor
Church Services Today
First Christian
First Christian Church
East
Hunter Street
B. Moora
Bible School
First Baptist
J. B. Hawthorne
Landrum
Heavenly Home
Lillian C. Clark
J. H. Green
C. H. Richards
Sydney Lane
Frank Cundell
BE. C. Davies
Lynn Werner
George Beck
J. P. Donnelly
Wurm
Pilgrim's Chorus
Wagner
Cornet
Adama
C. T. Wurm
Parker
Mendelssohn
Lilian Clark
Dudley Buck
Miss Clark
Meyerbeer
Inman Park
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
C. P. Bridewell
W. H. Dodge
Jacksonville, Fla
Jones Avenue
Taylor
Orphans’ Home
Jones Avenue Baptist
J. H. Harwell
Atlanta Philosophical Society
North Broad Street
Trinity Methodist
J. W. Quillian
Seata
Fourth Presbyterian
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Jackson and
Chamberlain Streets
W.W. W. Brimm
Barclay Mission
Barela Mission
Marietta Street
Judge van Epps
Temperance School
J. A. Matthews
John's
Forsyth
Garnett Streets
John Vill
W. Vollbrecht
Tomorpore
West Mitchell, Zmder
Church of Spiritual Agreldment
Mary Gebauer
Christian Science
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Allen Temple
Jesus
Satan
Elish Beattie
SHIRE
Daniel Bros
Decatur
Whitehall
Bishop A. Grant
Young Men's Christian Association For
Colored Men
G. W. Bull
West End Presbyterian Church
Auburn Avenue
Association
W. A. Wynn
Dr. Bull
Tts
Wynn
W. A. Atlanta Post Office
R. J. Henry
W. R. Gray
WO. Murphy
H. W. Russe
W. H. Porter
I. S. Williams
W. H. Clark
W. B. Howard
Edward Elbbd
J. R. Porter
W.B. Mathews
A. Wynn
Fulton Brick Company
W. M. Dozier
J. 5. Rivers
W. C. Thomas
Women's Christian Temperance Union of Colored Women
Elberton
Mra
J. W. &. Bowen
Marvel CO
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New Yorks
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