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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
7
A birthday reception is planned by the Ladies Urdiary of Lie Young Mens Christian association to honor Miss Lillian and other young women. The event will feature booths and a program with friends and supporters from the local community, focusing on upcoming year activities and year-end reflections.
In a wartime era style ad a beauty doctor claims a secret mixture can darken hair and improve scalp health. The remedy uses glycerine and several ingredients to promise growth, reduced dandruff, and a neater scalp line while suggesting benefits during conflict periods.
Members of the Hoosier Society Auxiliary gathered Tuesday afternoon on Lasa Vertilts Avenue with WoS Kincaul and elected officers including Mrs Neaton Phillis as president and Mrs GV of Varnes as vice president. The group plans a Tea-Dance and notes the next meeting will be held Wednesday April with Mrs Phillis.
An Atlantic groom from Washington and a bride, daughter of Colyne Randolph Dikken, tied the knot amid parental opposition. The bride, daughter of a Sark contractor, faced a marriage age dispute as the couple traveled from Annapolis toward New York after the ceremony.
A lively Easter Week tea dance assembled a large company with guests and entertainment. Notable attendees included Miss Lynn Belie, chaperones, and a host of local residents and families. The event featured music, dancing, and socializing with community figures and organizers contributing to a festive spring gathering.
A garbled list notes Mrs Sam Oho Dick visiting Athens with her parents Hon and Mrs J Cribpie My. Several residents travel from Florida to spend time with relatives, while Mr Hammond of Alabama visits Jolue Khyten Aho. One note states someone has been called to a court death, and another mentions a lecture by Belsham on the Gospel of Matthew. A kitchen tip describes browning butter, adding flour, milk, condensed tomato soup, and serving over toast.
An old advertisement touts Tango as a miracle remedy for painful corns and bunions. It claims the tonic softens hard skin, relieves pain, and promises a guaranteed refund from druggists if unsatisfied.
Fragmented OCR notes a series of meetings and attendees, naming various individuals and organizations in a dense, unreadable block. The text references dates, times, and invitations but lacks coherent structure or complete details.
Social notes recount Burton and son Benjamin visiting Lavent near Spording and other guests including Miss Jenn Y at My and ans Chirk Mawel in Ansley Park. Entries mention May Grantlamt in Nashville and Mrs Robert Auger spending Easter with sister in Charles.
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