Women Focused Essays and Canal Zone Observations
A compilation notes women in journalism and nursing reform, highlighting Madame Brutelle’s influence and the rise of the Georgia nurses association. It also outlines the Mississippi Historical Society’s aims and publications, plus impressions of the Panama Canal Zone showing high social, moral, and economic conditions and the attendance of notable figures at an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of Graduate Nurses
Atlanta
Vira Agnes Cartridge
State Board For
Georgia
Association For Nurses
Misafeasoot Historical Society
Jackson
Miss
Feo
Mississippi Historiex
Mississippi
History Teachers Conference
Franklin T. Riley
University Pf Mississippi
Panama Cdnal
Coaat
Blackburn
Pahama
Ife
Canal Zone
The Moral Conditions and Books of Quality
In a Washington D C address Helen Varick Boswell of the National Civic Federation quarreled with the market lacking substantial well bound books. She noted that many volumes are lavish in illustrations yet weak in reading matter, failing to provide lasting value for serious literary taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaven
Lassting
Washington, D.C
Helen Varick Boswell
National Civic Federation
New York
Nottle
The New Tight Sleeve Fashion Breaks New Ground
An authority notes the season’s standout change is the tight-fitting range sleeve. Designers experiment with jersey net as a bodice foundation and draped sleeves, creating a fetching look for well-shaped arms while avoiding flaws in elastic material. A black velvet dress showcases embroidered sleeveless bodice over jersey, with a semi princess skirt and front fold details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Margaine
Lacretus
PARDONS AND PAROLES AS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Governor Comer grants clemency as a Christmas gesture listing pardons and paroles for a set of Alabama cases. Names include J Puller Cleburne County serving ten of thirty for murder and D J Neighbor Shelby County nine of twenty five for murder, among others with varying terms and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer
Montgomery
Ala
Hae
J Puller
Cleburne County
James Wood
Shelby County
Owens Covington County
R H Black
Lauderdale
D J Neighbor
Thomas Long
George Coker
Shelby
Cal Weaver
Conecuh
Baked Chicken With Old Fashioned Bread Dressing
A vintage guide describes baked chicken prep from scalding to tender. It covers boiling the fowl, finishing in buttered pan, and making a bread based dressing with biscuits muffins crackers and bread, moistened by stock or milk, folded with salt and pepper, then baked. It also notes a Terra Cotta style poultry variant with stock, eggs, oysters and currant jelly serving with currant jelly on the side.
LEMAIRE OPERA GLASSES Featured in Large Atlanta Import Order
Walter Ballard Optical Co announces the largest importation of Lemaire Opera Glasses shipped to Atlanta as a Christmas gift option. Stock remains complete at 75 Peachtree, with availability for quick layaway and pickup. Also promoting EEM cigarettes noted as pleasant cures for cold and catarrh at drug and cigar stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Walter Ballard Optical Co
EEM Cigaretts
Drug and Cigar Stores
The Great Divide at the Grand Tonight and Saturday
A high profile cast led by Lester Lonergan and Adelaide Nowak presents The Great Divide at the Grand tonight and Saturday with Henry Miller directing. The drama, praised by critics in Norfolk and Richmond, promises a strong turnout amid heavy demand for seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vaughan Mood
Henry Miller
The
Ledger-Dispatch
Norfolk
the News
Richmond
Lester Lonergan
Adelaide Nowak
KEELYS Furs Christmas Gifts Prices On Rare Furs
Keelys advertises a Christmas fur lineup highlighting scarce pelts and value. Labrador Mink perv chinchilla sable and lynx furs are offered in various sets neckpieces muffs and throws with prices from 7.50 to 350 dollars. The copy emphasizes rarity and lasting value as gifting options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Isabella
Third Term Favored In High School Debate
A Browning hall debate at Boys and Girls High schools backed a Roosevelt re election third term. Edward Clarkson led the affirmative with Leonard Denton Rudolph Loeb and Leon Cohn. Roy Goree led the negative, Alfred Revson and Fred Elseman as readers. Judges Dr White Dr Marx Rev Millard. The event drew a large crowd including Girls High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Browning Hall
Edward Clarkson
Leonard Denton Rudolph Loeb
Leon.Cohn
Roy Goree
Alfred Revson
Franklin Chalmers
Fred Elseman
Fred. Elseman
Leon Cohn
John E White
David Marx
Junius W Millard
White
Millard
Bass
G B Wells
W Paul Carpenter
Lewis B. Foster
William Buchanan
William Heinz
Elwyn TomUnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isma Dooly
Beauty and Literateur
Madame Brutelle
Brande Dames
France
Society of Modern Journalism
Ito Ratas
America
Jatiar
Esprit da Corps
State Meeting of Nurses
Mme Brutelle Parisian Beaty
Society of Modern French Journalism
Holiday Books
Soc
Lieberman’s
Whitehall
Southern Cooking
Lemaire Opera Glasses
Emma Carus
the Grand
Klaw & Erolonger
Emma Carns
Broad Way
George M Cohan
Little Johnny Wines
Thoroght Theatengoers
Vr Cohan
Broadway
Chicago
New Amsterdam
Scott Welsh
Frances Gordon
Claire Grenvine
Elizabeth Purcell
Carolyn Lee
Jonn J Clark James H Manning Arthur
Gibson Edward Wailer
Howard Steens
James A Davett
Orphenous
Brindamour
Orpheum
Milledgeville Asylum
India
Yast Seer
Keely
New Fur Department
Keely Company
Roy Goret
Bedinger
Herbert Metzger
Sheppard
Waldo M. Slaton
New South
Henry W Grady
Henry Elliott
Benedict Arnold
Leppard
Willis J Milner
B Hawthorne
Maler & Berkele
Bess
Henry R. Powers
Elliott
Waldo M Slaton
Slaton
Henney Powedrs Huaiott
Wate M Slatun
Freeman
Jewelers
Hing
Ature
King Medigal Institute
Kinneyen
Eae
DR. Stearns Eccaanag
Oe, al Aero
Fess Oad Rae
ETINA
Dita Chemisel Co
E. E. Bragg
Hours & To S
Bell Phone
Brown & Allen Reliable
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