Masked Winter Party Amid Dreamlike Decor At Athens
A festive home wedding and party narrative unfolds with eccentric costumes, candy crafts, and ornate decorations in Athens. Miss Nusa Hutler and Mr. Wilthun A Wright wed at her father J. W. Butler’s home amid green and white themes. Guests include Athens natives, with music by local pianists and a birthday cake ritual amid lanterns and floral displays.
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Butcher Wright
Misa Nusa Hutler
Athens
Wilthun A. Wright
Atlenta
J. W. Butler
Athena
J. W. Byter
Mises Alice May
Lillian
Misa Lucile Butter
Lion
Atlant
Wrigit Ia
Atlanta
One of the New Jumper Waists Fashion Pattern
Textile note describes the waist style called jumper waist. It outlines fit, materials, and decoration such as sheer lacey waist and ghulfre like trim. Details include yardage for a medium size, bust measurements 32 to 42 inches, and a 10 cent pattern price with order instructions.
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Lacey Walste
Gulfries
Vergula Pollak and Sarah Johnson win stockings event
Miss Vergula Pollak and Miss Sarah Johnson won prizes in a stockings and silver award. Hallie Elis returned from a stay in New York. Mr. William I. Taloe visits from Washington. Mrs. William Silverstone and Mrs. N. Ginzburger of Milwaukee visit Mr. and Mrs. Sigfred Samuels in Washington street. Mrs. Edmund W. Martin returns from Greenville Ga. Adama and wife Henrietta Pa. note a miraculous cure claim for Electric Ultra, with bottles sold in drug stores. The M. E. Conference Cedartown Ga December 7 features the African Methodist Episcopal conference closing Monday with Bishop Turner presiding.
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Vergula Pollak
Sarah Johnson
Hallie Elis
New York
William Silverstone
Ginzburger
Milwauker
Wis
Sigfred Samuels
Washington Street
Edmund W. Martin
Thi City
M. J. Hut
Greenville, Ga
M. E
Cedartown
Spelal
Turner
W. J. Gaines
Dra. I. N. Ross
A. Epton
M. M. Pouton
Tau
J. W W Mitzpatrick
Cure for epilepsy touted by Watertown resident
J J Waterman of Watertown Ohio reports his daughter, long afflicted with epilepsy, was cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills and has not suffered an attack in over two years. The ad touts pills as best body cleansers and lifegiving tonics, priced 28 cents at drug stores.
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Yexhaus
Christina
Carnesio Library
J. J. Waterman
Watertown
Freight Officials Meet at Southeastern Association Session
The Bi monthly conference committee of the Southeastern Freight Association held its final session in Chairman HL Vinton's rooms. The agenda covered routine matters. The next committee meeting is slated for Palms Head, Wisconsin, January 28, with many members listed as present including M. M. Ansley FG Browder Jr James Menales I C Mondden J Taylor Green Ernest Williams W I Tstea UT Airey SN N Wright Clyde Aline H V Wilcox J M Cutler C D Boyd C S Hosking C Monard Hoyer L Al Chalenor G S Burns George It Browder W H Paxton J C enter and J N Bredwell.
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Inal Sesson
Southeastern Freight Association
HL Vinton
Palms Head
Vfin
M. M. Ansley
FG. Browder, Jr
James Menales
Prominent Lawyer John Cropper Dies in Washington
Nationally known retired lawyer John Cropper died in Washington on December 7 from accidental asphyxiation. He was 86 and a longtime figure in club and social life, with ties to the Cincinnati Bar and the War of 1812 era. His wife, in New York, is the daughter of the late Robert McLane, a former minister to France.
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Washington
Tia Huine
John Cropper
New York
Revert McLane
Rome Roon woman's cure claim promises home treatment
An 19th century style appeal advertises a home cure for female ailments claiming to treat leucorrhea and uterine issues without doctors. The notice targets mothers and sisters, promising free sample treatment and a complementary medical brochure.
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Rome
Reater
Canans Co Ieee Ian
Hera
Howe
Pat Well
Suring
Todar
W. Summers
Negroes Fight in Rome Injuring Man at Barn
At about dusk two African Americans fought in a barn near West First Street. Thornton Perkins struck Tim Batt on the back of the head with a wagon standard, wounding him seriously. Batt was taken to the station house for treatment. the wound is not considered fatal, and Perkins remains at large.
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Tome
Cne
Necesayer
Jos
Wortha
West First Street
Thornton Perkins
Tim Batt
Per
Xian
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Alec
Mias Califorini
Lucy Bratt
Misa Mignon McCarty
Wip Teller
Thich
Cotillion Club
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Edward Bishop
Harry Elie
Misa Bara Collier
Milas Collier
Peachtres Inn
J. L. Dickey
WW. G. Chipley
Oo. Dunnok
J. Nh. Long
Jacques Ful
Rollo H. Hennett
Calvin Stanford, Jr
Q. Flandera
OL Crowder
Li. D. McDonatt
Hatelie Hurmy
B. P. Upshaw
Bouthwate
TL. Leyden
Whi Carpetter
J. J. Johnson
Don Marania
Ervin Dickey
St. 1K. Gutfen
Austin
Wire
Broach
Richards
Mie Wuties
West End
Chitatian Church
Tee Street
Social Itema
A. H. Normandy Ban
Tred Stewart
AL von Doulen
Florida
F. L. Parka
Kattanooxa
Mve
Parks
Union Springs
Ala
Marty F. Flynt
Mat St. Joeseph’a
Mrs
Leon Ginger
Ivan Allen
Ridge Club
Marshall Dekford
Mire
Wimbisa
Henry Peeples
Forrest Adair, Jr
Dan
Lyle
Charlotte
Getths
McKeldin
Athena Tenn
J. A. McKeldin
Knoxville
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Dorriieate
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Virat Methodist Church
Mra AP Venn
Martha Sanity
Martha Penn
Montivelto Ga
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Te Ulm
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Tarnad
Ar Milen Grage
Thorne Bridge
Paris
Mra Jann Li Inex
Texas
Priren
Baker’s Cocoa and Chocolate
Europe
America
Tropics
Medtoe Bock Saint Free
Walter Baker & CO
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Whitehall St
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William 1. Taloe
City
Adama
Henrietta
Sumeriog Allman
Lively
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Ziegler Bros
Philadelphia
Keely Company
IBAT
Rogers Bros
Poe Poe Ie
Geediet Mericen Brita CO. Oo
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Just
Vienna
Peachtree
Anne Mitchell
Gorham Company
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
Century Building
Qhopolata
Eugene V. Haynes CO
Whitehall
Davis & Freeman, Jeweters
Rosa F. Monsish
M. OD
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Amerian
Huenitula
Real Sener
Peachtree Aircet
Cane
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Pium
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Beast
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