You Can’t Go Wrong If You Choose the Man’s Gift Here
An advertisement highlights a curated selection of men’s gifts emphasizing style quality and value. It touts easy choice with many items such as stylish canes and smart walking sticks, promising customers will find something pleasing for any man.
Luxurious Jackets and Accessories Featured in Atlanta
Holiday display offers fancy suspenders in gift boxes and varied patterns. Smart vests range from 1.00 to 5.00 with plain, figured, and novelty styles. Bath robes and lounging robes imported as gifts priced 1.00 to 5.00. Handkerchiefs and umbrellas in many styles, prices 1.00 to 15.00.
Elegant Menswear Ad for Rogers, Peet Hart, Schaffner Suits
An ad extols Rogers, Peet & Co and Hart Schaffner Marx suits and overcoats as the finest gifts. It lists prices from 15 to 40 dollars for suits and 15 to 75 dollars for overcoats, highlighting elegance and value.
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Rogers, Peet & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Mil ler Chase and Daniel Hats in Atlanta Stores
Local Atlanta retailers promote Miller Chase and Daniel hats as premier options and claim to be the citys largest sellers of Stetson hats. The ad touts the latest styles in hats underwear shirts and collars and promises to supply mens furnishings and fixings to best advantage.
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Atlanta
Insurance stance from a Jewish newspaper on New York inquiry
A prominent Jewish paper argues that New York legislative probes into life insurance expose management extravagance but do not threaten the core concept of life insurance. It cautions against sensationalism, notes solvency remains solid, and urges policyholders to stay calm while noting possible modest dividend adjustments.
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New York
Emenvel
San Francisco
Legislative Committee
State of
Lfe
Daily Press
Ing
Tailor-Made Suits Sold at Reduced Prices in Clearance
Mathew C. Garrol, merchant tailor at 72 Peachtree, opens a clearance sale tomorrow. He offers suitings and trouserings in the latest weave and design at deep cut prices. His haberdashery line also goes at greatly reduced rates as he prepares for a trip to New York, urging early shoppers.
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Mathew C. Garrol
Peachtree
Atols
Carroll
Barge Bath Drifts Adrift After Tow Breaks
The Bath, a whaleback barge loaded with 2,300 tons of coal for Boston, parted from the tow and drifted offshore from Newport News Virginia. In gale force winds the Bayview fought the sea then stood by until morning, leaving the adrift barge unseen as dawn broke over the Atlantic.
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Bath
Newport News
Boston
Atlantic Ocean
Bayview
Four Life Men to Get Freedom
Prison Commission recommends clemency for Shell Cochran and W T Channell, both serving life terms for murder linked to 1900 Eastman riot and a postmaster killing. Also urged commutation for Robert George, Dodge County, and several others in varied sentences. Governor to act later this week.
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Prison Commission
Robert George
Eastman
W. T. Channell
W. H. Thompson
Shell Cochran
Campbell County
Sterling Thompson
Terrell Early Thie Weel
Cochran
Thompson
Cochrang
J. A. Cochran
John McKenzie
Campbell
Dodge County
Hastman Tioters
Steve Postell
George
Ife
Dodge
W. TL. Channel
Montgomery County
Channel
Glenwood
Channell
Savanna
Chammell
Dave Roberts
Bartow County
Casey
Frank Edwards
Fulton County
James Mason
Chatham County
Guy James
Cherokee County
Hale
Fulton
McClure ten cent company opens new store in Birmingham
The McClure Ten Cent Company opened a six store in Birmingham on Coird avenue, with a brick exterior and green trim. The chain, operated by southern men, sells goods from 5 cents to 1 dollar, importing items directly from Europe and Asia to cut importer profits. Additional stores are in Atlanta Marietta Athens Brunswick and Griffin Georgia, with plans to expand to other southern cities.
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Coird-avenue
Birmingham
Auuth
Cites
Europe
Asia
Atlanta
Marietta
Athens
Brunswick
Griffin
McClure
Christy Calendars at John M. Miller Co.s
Calendar display event at John M. Miller Company located on 39 Marietta Street announced by Christy Calendars with details of stock and showroom schedule.
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Christy
John M. Miller Co.’s
Marietta Street
Judge Denies Exhumation Of Dargan Body In Insurance Dispute
In Cheraw South Carolina Judge Watts refused to order the exhumation of Robert Keith Dargan's body after representatives of an unpaid $25 000 life policy sought the move amid rumors he died. The decision, opposed by the Darlington Coroner, suggests private parties lacked grounds for the order and hints morbid curiosity influenced the case, which recalls the Dargan death linked to oil mill insolvencies.
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Watts
Cheraw
Robert Keith Dargan
Dargan Hheing
Dargan
Darlington
Durgan
Kington Trust
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