Boy Reporter Describes Christmas Shopping Misadventure
Mike Maguire recounts a young reporters Christmas shopping escapade on Whitehall street. He pursues a blue circlet garland for his beloved Mame, is thwarted by a shop clerk and a wary observer, and endures a scolding from Goldie and a ride to the street by her father. He returns to the office with a tale for his city editor, who urges a column.
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Mike Maguire
Sharness
Ely
Mike
Bijo
Whitehall Street
Goldie
Mame
Buffalo
Lake
Mikey
Sallers
Seezaboy
Dea
Ray
Wille
Willie Boy
Wille Bay
Local Briefs Highlight Visitors and Deaths From City
Sam W. Small Jr arrived from Washington to visit his parents Colonel and Mrs Sam W Small He is a noted newspaper man with skillful drawing and wit He will stay several days and renew local acquaintances Mrs W J Wood bound over for shooting at Mrs M E Barenger released on $100 bond A barn fire at 216 Jackson street caused by fireworks burned grass and light damages Confed Soldier's Home inmate Captain T H Jackson of Franklin county died He served in the Fifteenth Georgia Regiment Funeral arrangements pending William A Futrell buried in Canton Ga Mrs G R Boaz funeral held at 234 Ponce de Leon Ave Interment Westview Miss Daisie J Holley to be buried at Oakland Cemetery pallbearers named DR BROUGHTON to speak on Historic Women of the Old Bible Flannah The Mother Who Lived in Her Son at 11 o clock preaching on The Soul's Need of the Supernatural.
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Wes
Goldie
Mikey
Mike Maguire
Sam W. Small, JR
Washington
Sam W. Small
W. J. Wood
T. H. Jackson
Franklin County
Georgia
William A. Futrell
Canton
Futrell
Tomlin Street
G R. Boaz
Ponce de Leon Avenue
C W Byrd
Westview Cemetery
Daisie J. Holley
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Bryan Street
W. W. Thompson
J. B. Carson
M. L. Perdue
W. H
Dorsey
J. B. Buchanan
R. F. Henderson
Mrs Fannie Clarke Dies in Edgewood at 57
Mrs Fannie P Clarke widow of Fr M Clarke died yesterday at 2 20 PM at her daughter Mrs J B Hightower s Edgewood home after months with heart trouble She is survived by six children Mrs Hightower George Clarke Robert Clarke Brooks Clarke Eugene Clarke and Pam Clarke She was sister of Mrs Gay of Lithonia Mrs Smith of Elberton and Mrs Caat of Covington Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 2 at the residence with interment in Oakland Cemetery
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Edgewood
Fannie P. Clarke
FR. M. Clarke
J. B. Hightower
Clarke
Hightower
George Clarke
Robert Clarke
Brooks” Clarke
Eugene Clarke
Page
Oakland
Clark
Joan PF. Clark
Merrmuts Avenue
Threety
Willary H. Emerson
T. ¥. Brewster
T. J. Norman
BR. H. Jones
Percy Putnam
S. A
Decatur Street
Inman Park
Pall
HK. M. Patterson
T. P. Westmoreland
G. T. Dodd
M. T. LaHatte
W. O. Foote
K. Henry Heinz
E. W. Martin
George Knott
D. BE
Luther
Walthour Triumphs In Unpaced Mile At Atlanta Coliseum
Thousands packed the Coliseum for a motor paced clash between Bobby Walthour and Leander, but the motor failed repeatedly. After hours of repairs, a final unpaced mile sprint decided the winner with Walthour taking two straight heats, the crowd watching in chilly anticipation and wonder at the stubborn machine.
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Coliseum
Walthour
Leander
Chicago
Atlanta
Bobby Walthour Ly
Bobby
New York
Bobby Thomson
Gussie Lawson
Candy, Jr
Referze aGus Castile
Bobby Thompson
Savannah Dominates Atlanta 41 to 0 In Football
Savannah Georgia December 23 Special. Savannah defeats Atlanta 41 to 0 in a twenty minute half game. Atlanta averaged 145 pounds per man, Savannah about 170. Referee Frank McIntyre, University of Georgia. Dr Craig Barrow captain of the Savannah squad. A Christmas spread was held at the Turkish baths headquarters after the game.
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Savannah
Atlanta
Frank McIntyre
University of Georgia
Craig Barrow
Sniver
Weather section notes and local address fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes include a weather reference and an address 42 Peachtree Street, with unclear local names and occupations mentioned. The readable items point to a weather update context and a street address in a historical listing.
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P. Free
Mick Teliel
H.H. Greens’ Sons, Box
Schools and Colleges
Atlaate
CL Briscoe
W. Arnold
Eo Pree
WM. Lycett
Wivan
Srichten
Compiss
van Winkie
Maebloe
C. L. Hollemar
Gould Eldes Atinatn
Cincinnati
W. Porter Brawley
T. P.A
Chattanooga
T. Dorsey
A H. Brewster
Ibert Howell
Dorset
Moeauanee Res Howell
Law
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
Amnts
Peter Lynch
Whitehall St
Dease
Borden
W. Mitchell St
Mulville—Mason and Mason
Woodbury
Princeton University
Philadelpha Ledger
Thompson
de Wet
Joseph Chamberlain
General de Wet
London
Baer Genera
E. Pine St
e-Tool
Peachtree
Yeates
Sam. Small
North Side
S&s. WY
the Foote ®& Davies Co
Alabama
Allied Arts
Geordgis
Girardeau & Saunders
Walton St
Prudential
Paved Street
Good
Nate
Mle Circle
Ne ‘Com
Potts-Thompson Liquor Cgce Ao
North Pryor St. Atamta
Stone Mountain
Union Depot
Turman & GO
Broad St
Joie A
Feed & Sales Stables Igste
Marietta Street
Atlanta, GA
VIA
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Pullman
City Ticket
Kimball House
J. C. Beam, JR
General Supply CO
Jack Prince
Jack
Gaston Matthews
Hugh Hays
Harry Cohen
Russell Elliott
Bud Elliott
John Gibson
Hugs Hays
Piedmont Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Vening
Henry M. Wood
Fred G
Mr. Mauck
Virginia
North Carolina
Texas
Tennessee
Arkansas
Abileni
Augusta
Charleston
Chariootte
Corpus Christi
Detroit
Dodge City
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Montgomery
New Orleans
Newark
Norfolk
North Platte
Omaha
Raleigh
St. Louis
Paul
Tampa
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Morris & Hall Co
H. V. Esmond
Exquisite Romance
Mnickerbocker Theater
D. Hope Leonard
Lewis Carroll
Woman's Exchange
Charles Grapewin
Anne Chance & Co
Moung Mya
Three Marveloy
Merlles Maddox
Wayne
Clotindo Antonio West
van Siclin
AH Ling Roo
Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur, Ga
Bersides
Locatios
Wew
Margaret Athors
Vas Vasity
Maryland
Pire
Stan
Hnesman
Zie Meriwether
Sa Vere Athanta
J. Mcintyre
McMurphy
Dive Byrd
Qeegheee
Carrie L. Brr
Alb Couery
Wes M
Byrd
Milite Arges
Irrie Louise
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