North Avenue Presbyterian plans $60,000 two hour canvass
The North Avenue Presbyterian Church aims to raise 60 000 this year following the previous record set during last year’s campaign. An extensive two hour canvass is scheduled for Sunday March 12 to reach every member, with J R Regnag as general chairman of the effort.
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North Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Southern General Assembly
Cerrerrenrnee Maemnaiamt
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Why Are Skin Diseases So Difficult to Overcome
An advertisement touts that skin diseases such as eruptions, eczema, and psoriasis originate in the blood. It claims temporary relief from ointments fails, urging readers to use S. S. S. as a blood purifier. Readers are invited to write with a case history for free medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Galladv
Pretty Girls Make Patterson Glad Cont page continuation
An extended feature teases a Patterson contest with multiple contestants. A photograph featured in The Constitution is highlighted and a letter from an admirer is clandestinely reproduced, praising the models’ natural beauty and attractiveness.
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Patterson
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Child Laxative
A vintage advertisement features the brand California Syrup of Figs with the phrase Mother, urging parents to consider the laxative for children. The copy emphasizes gentle relief and ease of use, reflecting era advertising language and household remedies.
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California
Sunshine on Paths and Life in the Blue Ridge
A reflective note extols happiness and success as a life aim. The author, amid foothills and a farm setting, envisions nature’s songs and urging to share a touch of sunshine and flowers with others, not lingering on graves. The mood blends admiration with a creed of hopeful living.
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Blue Ridge
Bob White
Downs Recovers 84000 Locked in Bowdon Safe
After two days of pressure by experts the Bank of Bowdon safe was opened by Downs a local safe repairer. Fourteen thousand two hundred dollars were recovered. The cash was placed in the safe by cashier Jenkins who could not access it when the door refused to open. The mechanism failed to draw locking bolts and the door was removed with minor damage. The recovered money was kept at the Fourth National Bank and the Bowdon safe will be repaired and shipped back.
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Bank of Bowdon
Downs
Jenkins
Bowden Bank
Keeyiing
Fourth National Bank
Kenking
Bowdon
Quota of Georgia In Virginia Drive Placed at $60,000
Georgia's quota for the three million endowment fund to aid the University of Virginia is set at 60 thousand dollars. J Randolph Anderson of Savannah leads the Georgia drive as state chairman. He has organized local chairmen to recruit alumni and friends across Georgia, totaling about 300 in the state. Campaigns nationwide begin March 7.
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Georgia
Virginia
University of Virginia
J. Randolph Anerson
Savannah
Anderson
Prophets Dance at Taft Hall Wednesday Night
The Ararat Grotto patrol hosts an informal dance at Taft hall on Wednesday night inviting all prophets and their ladies. Each Prophet may invite one master mason and his lady. Attendees must present the 1921 card at the door, enforcing the rule. This marks the patrols first public appearance in new uniforms with a banker crowd expected.
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Ararat Grotto
Taft Hall
Better Oles Elect Officers at Saturday Meeting
The Better Oles club elected Bobbitt as president and Pitt, Googe, Shaw, and Harvel to key posts at their regular business meeting. Distinct guests included Bryson and Al Slaton Jr. Contracts for a new club house and a dancing class were discussed and an invitation from the Girls High School Boho class and Glee club was accepted. The weekly tea dance followed with about two hundred guests attending.
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Oleg
Cablehalt
Bobbitt
Ladstona Pitt
Jesse Googe
Roy ¥. Shaw
H. D. Harvel
Mr. Bryson
Federal Board For Vocational Education
John al. Slaton, Jr
Clara Alexander
FE. Jackson Inslett
American Legion
J. EB. ¢. Bloodworth
Atlapost
Clab House
Boho
Glee Club
Bich School
Duncan Reid Guest at Elaborate Atlanta Dinner
Duncan Reid of New York, head of Globe Indemnity, visited Atlanta to discuss the Georgia workmen's compensation act taking effect March 1. Hosted by Forrest and George Adair at Druid Hills Golf Club, the dinner drew prominent Atlantans and John J. Heather, Globe Indemnity liability chief, as guests of honor.
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Duncan Reid
New York
Jeading Ife
North America
Forrest
George Adair
Druid Hills
Reid
Globe Indemnity Insurance Company
New York City
Atlanta
General Assembly
Georgia
Globe Indemnity Company of
Mr. Reid
John J. Heather
The
Globe Indemnity Company
Graham West
Albert Howell
Frank Freeman
Tanien York
Lynch
W. White
Harold Hirsch
W. Childs
H. Werner Martin
Chapin
Lee Ashcraft
Mell R. Wilkinson
Major John &. Cohen
Thomas (. Erwin
E._T. Gentry
James
Yloyd
EP. McBurney
G. W. Brine
How 10 Get Rid of Catarrh
A home remedy promoted by Dr Blosser claims to cure catarrh through a medicated smoke inhaled via a pipe or cigarette. The ad asserts the smoke reaches head and chest areas, omits cubebs or tobacco, and suits all ages. A pocket size pack of 20 cigarettes costs 35 cents and can be ordered from The Bloser Co. in Atlanta.
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Dr. Blosser
Trial of Upshaw on Fraud Charge to Be Held
Sydney L. Upshaw a young Atlanta man faces a fraud case as proprietor of a sugar operation alleged to have defrauded Georgia citizens in June 1920. He appeared with two witnesses present at a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner W Colquitt Carter. The proceedings were continued to February 22 due to missing government witnesses. Upshaw posted a $3200 bond.
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Sydney L. Upshaw
Young Atlantan
Post Office Inspectora
Auburn Avenue
Georgia Citzens
United States
W. Colquitt Carter
Tee
Post Office
N. A. McKew
D. G. Morgan
Atlanta
Morgan
Toshaw
Georgia Brokerage Company
Upshaw
T.e B. Stephens
McKew
Griffin
Georgia War Book Appears in First Press Run
First copies of the Georgia State Memorial book, a complete compilation of Georgia's part in World War I, are off the press and will soon be sold statewide. Endorsed by Governor Dorsey and Adjutant General Nash, the volume includes photos of troops and organizations and nearly every Georgia soldier who died. The project cost about 50,000 and took two years to complete. A separate item notes an English hollow walking stick with a concealed cigarette holder and a match box.
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Georgia
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