Atlanta Woman Offered Librarian Job At Tennessee University
Miss Rankin of the Carnegie Library of Atlanta is offered the head librarianship at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Her work in Atlanta has been noted for scholarship and training in classification and cataloguing. The piece covers her background, education at Pratt Institute and Athens, and prior offers including Berkeley, with local social notes and September dermatology features.
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Carnegie Library of Atlanta
University of Tennessee At
Knoxville
Miss Rankin
Carnegiebrary
Atlanta
Miss Redkin
Madame Sasnowski
Athens
Pratt Institute Free Library
Dabney
Wallace
Ourbrary
Carnegie Mbrary
University of California
Berkeley
Julia T. Rankin
The
Atlanta Visitors and Locals Return Amid Parlor News
A stream of visitors and residents return to Atlanta, with Miss Crow visiting the city, Mrs. Cohen back from Mount Airy, and numerous others like Miss Lelia Jones, Miss Mary Brown Connally, Mr. H. Heyward, Nellie Philips, Lucy Mitchell, Bessie Draper, Miss Annie Wright, Mr. Thomas Fortson, Mr. John Spalding, Mr. Howard Milton, George Dexter, John Kimme, Alfred Prescott, Elizabeth Pope, High Foreman, John Walden, Alice Burr, Gordon Kiser, Martha Wynne, Sam Taylor, Miss Bertha Harwood, and many more noted among friends visiting or returning from trips to New York, Knoxville, Augusta, Macon, and beyond. social visits and plans fill the day as clubs announce events like the Bohemian smoker at the Georgia Club.
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John W. Huger
Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
Caroline Gordon
Adelaide Harris
Elisabeth
Ruth Lewis
Mis
Alice Burr
Macon
Ela Bir
Gordon Kiser
New York
Mira Martha Wynne
Cuthbert
Sam M. Taylor
Bertha Harwood
Buffalo
Katherine Briscoe
Knoxville
Busie Hall
Houston
Tex
Bessie Symmes
Brunswick
Mamie Banka
Fowler
Covington, Ga
Charlotta Raimspeck
Decatur
Death of Adair’s Famous Horse Mac in Atlanta
Mac the famous old Adair horse has died at about 40 years. Once a cross between a Kentucky thoroughbred and an Indian pony, he carried many owners, traveled with a circus, and became a familiar sight on Atlanta streets. Colonel Adair kept him in the front yard, and Mac saved a racing surge at Piedmont park expositions. He received a proper burial on Brown’s mill road with a white stone inscription noting him as a famous running horse and faithful friend.
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Mac
South
George Adair
Adair
Alabama Street
Constitution Building
Texas
Montgomery
Ala
United States
J. J. McCafferty
Colonel Adair
Atlanta
West End
Mmeself
Piedmont Park
Mace
George Adair, Jr
Fi Jook
Brown's Mill
Weather forecast with fair skies and warm temperatures
The article reports a fair and warmer day with partly cloudy skies and occasional showers. It notes yesterday was slightly warmer, a sun break improved conditions, and a mercury range near 6 to 79 with high humidity at 86 percent. Astrological advice suggests buying and deals before 4 p.m. and warns of health risks for workers. Mr Marbury, local forecast official, is at a weather bureau convention in Milwaukee and will return next week.
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Mr. Marbury
Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Coupon Contest Ends As City Braces For Final Battle
The piece predicts a two day sprint to finish the coupon contest with coupons flying through Atlanta. A board of inquiry will meet Monday to determine the winners before the victors travel to Buffalo and return to resume normal business.
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Nama Victors
Atlanta
Constitution Office
Buffalo
At-lanta
Death of a Young Lady in Peachtree Park
Miss Fannie Mabel Meadows died yesterday at Peachtree Park. Funeral today from Prospect church. Miss Annie Mabel Meadows, 15, also died yesterday at home in Peachtree Park. Friends extend deepest sympathy to the bereaved.
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Fannie Mabel Meadows
Peachtree Park
Annie Mabel Meadows
Miss Meadows
Prospect Church
Death of George Raworth Veteran Conductor Dies
George Raworth died yesterday at 1 o'clock after four weeks illness. A Battle Hit district resident and former freight train conductor for the Tennessee railroad now consolidated with the Southern. He spent his last years farming and is survived by his wife and one child. Interment at Westview today at 11 o'clock.
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George Raworth
Battle Hit
Raworth
Tennessee Railroad
Southern
Westview
Death of Mrs. Vermont Watts in Decatur at age 21
Mrs. Vermont Watts died Tuesday night at 10 30 PM in Decatur at age twenty one. She had been newly married, and her body will be taken to Harlem for interment. Funeral notices mention Miss Meadows and Maybelle Meadows with unclear references to Peachtree Park and Prospect for burial or service locations.
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Decatur
Harlem
Miss Meadows
Apple
Sea & Years
Gaughs
Itr
Bie
Meadows
Peachtree Park
Gan
Prospect
Lyceum week boosts gate as line fills again
The Lyceum at capacity again with a strong bill led by Toreat and the Gillette family of acrobats. Theodore Martin directed Palm Garden concerts as Manager Anderson plans high class acts with New York backing including James Richmond Glenroy and Casey and LeClair. William O Day shifts from blackface to whiteface in Rudolph and Adolph.
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Utmont
Palm Garden
Theodore Martin
Gillette
Anderson
New York
Carte Blanche
James Richmond Glenroy
Casey and LeClair
Reductions on Wool Qualities and Apparel
Price comparisons warn against sacrificing quality as wool goods now match cotton prices. Light and medium weight Mien's Youths' and Children's Salts discounted 25 to 50 percent. Straw Hats up to 3 dollars, Megiges Shirts at 60 cents from a dollar. Only eight days left to profit.
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