Luncheon for Eight Costs Ninety-Seven Cents in Milledgeville
Governor and Mrs Terrell hosted a Thanksgiving luncheon for eight at the Georgia Normal and Industrial College. The junior class prepared all dishes with help from senior students and a small gift from President Parks. The event, praised by Governor Terrell, featured tomato basque, creamed chicken, rice croquettes, college salad, canapes, cranberry glace, and coffee, costing just ninety-seven cents.
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Milledgevile
Terrell
Georgia, Normal and Industrial College
Iuner
Walter B Andews
Atlanta
Mire Grownd Wiis
MM Parks
Parks
President Parks
Georgia
Aee
Mutinies and strikes ripple across Europe in December
Warsaw seizes control with proclamations banning processions and arming shops. Mutinies erode discipline as naval battalions lose command and depots brace for revolt. In Odessa and Cracow anti-Jewish tensions rise while unions rally delegates to St Petersburg. Finnish telegraphers vow long action, and a Moscow backed survey hints at looming railway strikes.
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Moscow
Warsaw
Scallon
St Petersburg
Unnions
Fred Mason to Speak at Atlanta Retail Grocers Meet
Fred Mason of New York, former secretary of the National Association of Retail Grocers, will address the Atlanta Retail Grocers Association tonight at the People's Building on credit rating, trading stamps, and peddlers. Invitations are issued by George H Sims, T L McAndrews, and H O Reste. The association lists J W Kipatrick as president, H O Reese as vice president, T J McAndrews as treasurer, and John Bratton as secretary. After Atlanta, Mason will tour other Georgia cities.
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Atlanta Retail Grocers’ Association
Fred Masott
New York
National Association of Retail Grocers
Atlanta Association
People’s Building
Marietta
Forsyth Streets
Mason
George H Sims
T. L McAndrews
H O. Reste
J. W. Kipatrick
H. O. Reese
T J. McAndrews
John Bratton
Atlanta
Georgia
Hawkes Optician Offers Child Eye Exams in Whitehall
Hawkes, an optician at 14 Whitehall, offers patient, methodical eye exams for children. No questions needed to assess if a child needs glasses, providing reassurance and guidance for parents.
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Hawkes
Optician
Whitehall
Unhorse Witte Slogan Sparks Imperial Guard Push for Dictatorship
From St Petersburg December 2 The reactionary court and imperial guard press desperate bid to oust Count Witte by proclaiming a dictatorship led by General Count Alexis Igmatiett and General Skamou. Government vows to crush strike and uprisings while warning walking delegates and telegraph workers of arrest and heavy penalties.
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Geneva
Switzerland
St Petersburg
Bydukulinen
Eastorussia
Imperial Guard
Count Witte
Ando
Alexis Igmatiett
Ceneral Skamou
Poland
Privae
Asig
Sevastichoff
Posts and Telegraphs
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General de Drowley
Facrories
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Zem- S.volst
Moscow Agricultural Society
Pretter Witte
Council of Panisters
Ths
Taarskoe- Selo
Sebastopol
Tsarskoe-Selo
Have You Catarrh Hay Fever Or Similar Disease
An Atlanta based company promotes Heliose Medicine and Manufacturing Co remedy for catarrh and hay fever. The mail order offer claims a one month treatment for one dollar postpaid, arguing the condition is curable and urging immediate action.
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Heliose Medicine and Man‘ufacturing Co
Atlanta
BP. O
Local Church and Mission News Roundup
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Trinity Church will meet this afternoon at 3 30 in the lecture room. Miss Gary, a returned missionary from China, will speak. Rev Frank Jackson of Tennessee will address the Young Men's Christian Association this evening on the secret of success with stereopticon views from 7 30 to 8. Central Congregational Quartette will sing. The St Agnes Guild of St Luke church will hold a special meeting Tuesday at 9 30 a m. The YWCA convention of the Carolinas closes with 150 delegates. remarks by President Scherer and International Secretary Weatherford were well received.
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Woman's Foreign Mission Ery Society of Trinity Church
Gary
China
Frank. Jackson
Tennessee
Atlanta
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Central Congregational Quartette
ST Agnes Guild OF
ST Luke
Senor
Charleston
Young Women's Christian Association of the
Carolinas
Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Pennypacker Party Heads to Andersonville Visit
A Pennsylvanian party led by Governor Pennypacker will travel via Savannah to Andersonville to dedicate the Pennsylvania monument. The group, including Gov Terrell if possible, will tour Atlanta and nearby sites before two days in the city then proceed to Chattanooga and Asheville. The Andersonville commission will receive the monument, then present it to the U S government. A pennsylvanian delegation, officials, and families accompany the governor with a ceremony and readings by John E Barrett.
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Pennypacker
Atlanta
Andersonville
Pennnypacker
Merrimac
Savannah
Atrota
Terrell
Pennsylvania
Oh. Rupple
Scranton
Andersonville Commission
United States
H. A. Carmen
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park Commission
John E. Barrett
37D. Walker
Harry White
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Chattanooge
Asheville
N.C
Chickamauga & Monument
HH. Bricker
Beaver Falls
William T. Ziegler
Gettysburg
James D Walker
Pittsburg
J. D Walker
Thomas J. Stewart
Charles Miller
J. P
Gebin
John W. Beball
John Wiley
James Archibald
Walter T Bradley
Walter T. Bradley
Charles C. Pratt
James M. Reid
James M Reid
H. L Haldeman
B. Potter
Sheldon Potter
E L. Haldeman
E. R. Chambers
E R. Chambers
Sheldon
Ty. Brown
L Brown
Mrs Wakefield To Read Shaw Play In Boston Tour
Mrs Wakefield, Atlanta noted for civic readings, travels to Boston to read George Bernard Shaw’s Mrs Warren’s Profession, a work barred in New York after its New York premiere sparked protests. She will begin in Boston then visit Beaton and other cities to meet fashionably minded audiences seeking the controversial drama.
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Boston
New York
Wilk. Holt Wakefield
Warren
Guore Bernard Shaw
Pallee
Mra ‘Wakefield
Mra Warren
Wallack
Cheater
Arnold Daly
Society For the Suppression of Wind
Anthony Cometock
Daly
Warran
Twenty Entries for the Derby in Waynesboro Ga
Twenty entries for the Derby were drawn at the Melrose hotel tonight for tomorrow’s event. Entries include Count Whittestone, Paarl and Ria Baby, and more such as Affords King, King Wooten, Navija, and Lady Mesviley, with various handlers named Rose, Gude, Bishow, and Beazell among others.
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Waynesboro
Melrose Hotel
Count Whittestone
Paarl
Ria Baby
Rose
Gude
Bishop
Charles KK. Brown
Miss Ransom
Count Whitestond
Don
Ransom
Gentleman Rod
Lad Mesviley
D. R. Anderson
Lee Clark
Tony Bo
le W. White
Beazell
Top Notch
Raynor
Duty
Jubilee Dan
Els. Hott
Six Day Grind Opens at Madison Square Garden
Six day race at Madison Square Garden began at midnight with sixteen two rider teams including foreign entrants and first time participants. Prize money totals 94850 with Eddie Root, last year’s winner, cheered as his partner Joe Fogitt of Brooklyn teamed up this year.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Root
Joe Fogitt
Brooklyn
Had 21 Names for the Baby in Rural Christening
A farm laborer in Tunbridge Wells brought his infant son to a rural church and presented a list of twenty one names in alphabetical order. The vicar protested and the father then proposed dropping fifteen names. The visitor, a temporary outsider, was described as eccentric. The poem ends with a verse about gratitude and ungranted good.
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Longon Esxpress
Tunpridge Wells
Despense
Ming Yung Whan Honored After Death Protest in Korea
December 3 Kaesong. The emperor directs highest posthumous honors for Ming Yung Whan who died by his own action to protest Japanese protectorate. His body to receive a state funeral. Ex-State Premier Chao and others also died by own action in protest. Letters to foreign ministers begged interference. Memorials grow as gendarmes guard Korea. Americans face withdrawal tensions and missionaries fear impact on work.
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Houl
Korea
Ming Yung Whan
Chao
Japan
Ming Kung Whazy
Kores
Mih Yung
America
Iterfere
Insane Woman Seizes Passenger Car With Gun In Tulsa
Ina Berry, arriving from Spokane to Tulsa, took control of a passenger car with a pistol, forcing occupants out and firing at a dummy used as a fort. She has refused meals, rejected aid, and threatened to shoot anyone approaching the car as authorities pursue a peaceful solution.
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Kat
Ina Berry
Spokane
Wash
Tulsa
I. T
Second battery artillery arrives at Fort Riley after overland march
Opdea Kansas December 3 The second battery of field artillery arrived at Fort Riley following a 1000 mile overland march from Fort Sil Oklo. The unit had been stationed at Fort Sam Houston Texas and Fort Sil was its last post before orders moved it to Fort Riley. The Sixth battery is en route from Fort Riley to Fort Sam Houston. The second battery arrived in good condition.
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Opdea
Kans
Fieet
Fort Riley
Fort Sil
Oklo
Fort Sem Yfouston
Texas
Fort Sith
War Department
Fort Sam Houston
Texas Post
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