Embroideries and fabrics spark spring sewing in Atlanta stores
The article notes early spring sewing as wise for women, highlighting brands and stock across White Goods, Linens, Ginghames, Lawns, Crepes, Silks, and Embroideries. It praises new embroidered Marquisettes, lingerie frock fabrics, and wide bands with intricate trims, urging shoppers to prepare before April and showcasing numerous decorative edgings, inserts, and Irish lace details.
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Atlanta
Carrickmacross
Liverpool February 2 Shaky Report On Local Fire
In Liverpool Ohio a garbled late edition reports a chaotic incident with unclear charges. The text references a person named George Brown and a penitentiary sentence, plus a department store and a sale price, all embedded in broken phrasing from an OCR source.
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Liverpool
Ohio
X Department Store
George Brown
Indorsed Bonds Debate Spurs Atlanta Bond Support
At a Builders' Wxxhedge Association meeting in the Grant building, speakers led by Mayor Maddox and Hoke Smith urged approval of a bond issue to fund city growth. They argued improved schools, health facilities, and public works were essential, urging turnout for the February vote. The session closed with calls to mobilize support and a note that registration closes Friday night for the February 15 bond election.
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Wxchedge Association
Grant Building
Hoke Amith
Robert F. mMidagx
Watler McElreath
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Boeby
Maddox
Aants
Avante
Isaac
Walter McElreath
Maadox
Vieldly
Ume
Atlanta Anti-Tubercurials and Visiting Nurses’ Association
Batt
Anti-Tuberculosia Society
Women Work Zealously In The Bond Campaign
Mrs Robert J Lowry calls a Grady Hospital Auxiliary meeting at 11 in her Majestic hotel rooms to discuss the bond issue and hospital facilities. Meetings are arranged in settlement clubs, and Mrs David Marx will address young women at 22 o clock. Various groups endorse the bond and pledge support. Mrs Jerome Jones praises women as vital to Atlanta's public life and municipal affairs.
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Robert J. Lowry
Grady Hospital
Majestic
She Cty
Marx
David Marx Wil
Elizabeth Adair
Oscar Slifer
Minerva Coterie
Miss Pool
Grockers
Gann
Woman's Rével Corps
L. J. Kline
Spencer
William Scott
Art Association
Atlanta Art “Association
Samuel Inman
Atlanta Art Association
City Federation of Clubs
Cause of Jewish Women
Council of Jewish Women
Atlanta
Mrs. Janea
Marters
Mrs. Jones
Women assist Grady Hospital bond drive in city
The Ladies Auxiliary of Grady Hospital built the children's ward and the Order of Old-Fashioned Women contributed to the maternity ward. Notables named include Mrs. Robert F. Maddox Mrs. Wilmer Moore Mrs. Morris Brandon Mrs. Julien Field and others. A central campaign committee reported strong organization with reports from the Atlanta Art Association Daughters of the Confederacy and the Psychological Society auxiliary. Campaigns plan factory district visits and local outreach to support the bond measure.
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Fika
Metta
Central Campaign Committee
Atlanta, Art Association
Mra. S. M
Inmania
Daughters of the Confederacy
McCabste
Women's Aux-iliary
The
Psychological Society
Tee
Boy Stole Bread for Mother in Police Court
Richmond, February 2. A 14 year old boy told police court he stole a loaf of bread to feed his starving mother. Judge Crutchfield ordered a collection, $20 was raised, case dismissed.
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Richmond
Hunter Ingram
John J. Crutchfield
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Forildren
Chamberline Johnson-DuBose Company
Daughters OF Confederacy
Baraoegain
Hoke ‘Smith
W. Gaird
E. &. W. and. Matan
Whitehall ST
Decatur ST
Kennesaw
Bircuit
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Association
Octagon Club
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Woman's Campaign Committee
Francis & Price
E.G. Mecabe
Clarke Bros. & CO
Dinilies, Peoria, Ill
Ri Cated & Co
Middlesboro, Ky
DE & Cp.long
Jacksonville, Fla
Claike
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