Milledgeville luncheon for eight costs ninety seven cents
Governor Terrell and Mrs Terrell attended a Thanksgiving luncheon prepared by junior class girls at Georgia Normal and Industrial College. The meal for eight cost only ninety seven cents after President Parks added funds for rosary articles, with students serving and decorating the table. Menu included tomato basque, crouton sticks, creamed chicken patties, rice croquettes, college salad, cheese canapes, cranberry sauce, glace, scotch shortbread, and coffee.
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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
Mutiny, strikes, and martial law woes across Europe
Reports from Moscow Warsaw and St Petersburg describe severe police controls in Moscow and proclamations banning street processions, with shop closures. Union delegates travel to St Petersburg while factory workers threaten an eight hour day strike and mutinies disrupt rail and telegraph services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Warsaw
Scallon
St Petersburg
Unnions
Fred Mason Will Speak To Atlanta Retail Grocers
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 former Marietta and Forsyth streets. He will discuss the credit rating system the trading stamp question 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 he will visit 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 Hall
Children’s eye checks can be difficult but Hawkes the optician at 14 Whitehall promises patience and clear methods to tell if a child needs glasses. No questions asked, professional service aimed at parents seeking vision care for their kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkes
Optician
Whitehall
Imperial Guard Strives To Proclaim Dictatorship In Russia
From St Petersburg a December 2 dispatch reports Imperial Guard officers and reactionary factions pressing to an imperial dictatorship led by General Count Alexis Igmatiett and General Skamou. Government aims described include suppressing strikes and arming troops to restore order amid unrest.
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St Petersburg
Bydukulinen
Eastorussia
Imperial Guard
Count Witte
Ando
Alexis Igmatiett
Ceneral Skamou
Poland
Privae
Asig
Sevastichoff
Posts and Telegraphs
St. Petereburn
General de Drowley
Facrories
M. Petrumkevitch
Zem- S.volst
Moscow Agricultural Society
Pretter Witte
Council of Panisters
Ths
Taarskoe- Selo
Sebastopol
Tsarskoe-Selo
Have You Catarrh Hay Fever Remedy Offer
Read a list of catarrh symptoms and consider a non experimental remedy advertised by Heliose Medicine and Manufacturing Co of Atlanta Georgia. The offer promotes a month long treatment by mail for one dollar postpaid, claiming large stock and easy access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heliose Medicine and Man‘ufacturing Co
Atlanta
BP. O
Local church events and YWCA convention wrap up
Short items note Trinity Church women meet at 3 30 with Miss Gary returning from China speaking. Rev Frank Jackson of Tennessee to address Atlanta Young Men's Christian Association on The Secret of Success with stereopticon views 7 30 to 8 00 and Central Congregational Quartet to perform. St Agnes Guild of St Luke to hold 9 30 meeting. YWCA convention closes in Charleston with about 150 delegates and remarks from Scherer and Weatherford.
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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 to visit Andersonville and Atlanta
A Pennsylvanian party led by Governor Pennypacker arrives in Atlanta en route to Andersonville to dedicate the Pennsylvania monument. The group tours Savannah and Chickamauga, with a formal presentation to the U.S. government and an original poem by John E. Barrett. The party includes Generals, colonels, and Mrs Pennypacker, escorted by the Andersonville commission and a military detachment.
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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 Reads Shaw Play in Boston Tour
Mrs Wakefield sails from Atlanta to Boston to read George Bernard Shaw’s Mrs Warren’s Profession, a play banned in New York. The piece drew protest from reform groups and mixed early reviews. Daly defended the production as critics’ business. Wakefield plans engagements with northern fashionables after Boston.
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Atlanta
Wilk. Holt Wakefield
Boston
Warren
Guore Bernard Shaw
Pallee
New York
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
Twenty entries listed for the forthcoming derby after a drawing at the Melrose hotel tonight at 5 o clock. The entries include Count Whitestone Paarl Ria Baby and more, with owners and handlers such as Rose Gude Munger Shelley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Garden With 16 Teams
New York hosts a six day race at Madison Square Garden starting at midnight with 16 two rider teams including five foreign entries. Prizes total 94850 across the event. Eddie Root, last year’s winner, is cheered as his partner Joe Fogitt of Brooklyn begins alongside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Root
Joe Fogitt
Brooklyn
Had 21 Names for the Baby at Tunbridge Wells
A farm laborer brought his infant son to a rural church near Tunbridge Wells for christening and stunned the vicar by presenting a list of twenty one names alphabetically starting with a different letter. The vicar protested and the father offered to discard fifteen names. locals view the father as eccentric. The piece notes the Negative Blessing and a light verse about gratitude and missing things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longon Esxpress
Tunpridge Wells
Despense
Ming Yung Whan Honored After Death In Protest
United States action in Korea prompts Ming Yung Whan to die by his own hand in protest against Japanese rule. A state funeral will be held as ex‑State Premier Chao and others also die by their own actions in sympathy. Letters to foreign ministers urge intervention while Korean memorialists gather amid police patrols. Missionaries fear impact on Christian work under new conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houl
Korea
Ming Yung Whan
Chao
Japan
Ming Kung Whazy
Kores
Mih Yung
America
Iterfere
Insane Woman Seizes Train Car With Gun Threats
Ina Berry, arriving from Spokane to Tulsa, occupied a passenger car with a pistol, forcing others out. She refuses food and assistance, threatens to shoot anyone approaching, and has fortified a toilet room as a fort while the car is sidetracked. A dummy was used to lure a shot but she did not fire again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kat
Ina Berry
Spokane
Wash
Tulsa
I. T
Second Battery Artillery Ends 1000 Mile Overland March
Op/Dea Kansas dispatch reports the second battery of field artillery arrived at Fort Riley from Fort Sill after a long overland march. The unit had been stationed at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and was ordered to Fort Riley along with the Sixth battery. The Sixth battery is rapidly moving by rail or overland to Texas, while the Second battery arrives in good condition at Fort Riley after the 1000 mile trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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