Raoul offers to sell Napoleon death mask to New Orleans
Captain W G Raoul of Atlanta offers to return the Napoleon death mask once owned by New Orleans City Hall at its original cost of 3600 with six percent interest to January 1, 1908 amounting to 880. The city council will consider accepting the gift or purchase and make proper public record.
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WG Reoul
Big Clty
Raoul
Miltor Behrman
New Orleans
Fao
Alma
New Orlemne
St Liam
Imerity
Jansars
Yasra
Louisians
Raoul City
Behrman
W G Raoul
Atlanta
Napoleon
Captain Raval
Counoh
Albert Cox to Speak at Confederate Birthday Celebration
Atlanta camp of Confederate Veterans named Albert H. Cox of Atlanta to deliver the address at the June 3 celebration in the Hall of Representatives. The group adopts resolutions praising the Confederate Cross of Honor and pledges to honor all wearers as brothers in the military and moral fellowship.
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Atlanta
Defrernon Davin
Albert H Cox
Halls of Representatives
Girl Dies From Burns in Dawson Ga Tragedy
Miss Frankie May Horsley eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs James Horsley died after severe burns suffered when her clothing caught fire two weeks prior while she stood before a crate. Her death is mourned in Dawson. She was known for home loving, helpful character and is deeply missed by the community.
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Dawson
Frankie May Horkie
X James
Horsley
Silver Deposit Plateaux for Tables and Decor
Glass plateaux with delicate tracery of silver deposit edge noted for decorative value and protection of table surfaces. Available in all sizes to suit different table settings and hot-dish protection.
Valuable Member Added to Board of Health
The board of health chose Dr JW Beadmeta as a valued member after the general council elected Dr Bradfield on Monday afternoon.
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Board of Health
Bia
JW Beadmeta
Bradfield
Mondey
Deceased Dr Bradfield Named Sanitation Guardian for Atlanta
The late Dr Bradfield has long been regarded as a leading physician in Atlanta and a devotee of public sanitation. He appears before the board of health as a qualified candidate to oversee city welfare, promising close and earnest attention to sanitation and cleanliness.
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W. Armstrong
Bradfield
Atlanta
Board of Health
Iil
City debate over curbside vehicle rules and amendments
City officials debate three amendments to the road rate ordinance introduced by Alderman Grant on February 4. Rules include keeping to the curb when vehicles travel slowly, passing on the right only when space allows, and not blocking streetcars. Also mentions Clarke’s Pure Rye sale of four quarts for $6 delivered.
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Imla
Grant
Lefe
Alderman Grant
Elks Prepare for Georgia State Convention Plans
Georgia Elks plan a four day state convention in May with 2600 visitors expected. Governor Hodgson will welcome guests, and officials including Mayor Maddox and Judge Hoss will speak. Activities include a large street parade, entertainment, and formal sessions at the auditorium with hundreds of automobiles and a grand ball.
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Georgia
Elks
Locus Jofige
Hokearith
Denny
Rome
Hobert F Maddox
Joseph E Pottle
Milledgeville
John P Hoss
Macon
Ponce de Leon
Cold Springs
Ruusday
He Leineat IK
Iit Glug
Beal
Ardour
Thurday
Tazewell
Hedse
Peachtree
Beret
Bernard ©Ivsles
Alania Lodge AQ
State
FR Hale
Foe Limbaugh
Jonn
Cohen HS
Fom
Welter Taylor
King Butnar
The Singer Tapestries and Discoveries Exhibit Text
The notice advertises The Singer Tapestries and Wander of the Age Needlework Made on a Singer Machine without special attachment. The display promises illustrations of discoveries in the Mississippi valley during the 16th and 17th centuries. A catalog or event at the Singer store at 79 Whitehall St Atlanta Ga invites visitors, noting the Red Letter S sign.
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Mississippi Valley
Singer Store
Whitehall St
Atlanta
Sunday School Convention to Meet in Dublin
The thirty sixth district Sunday schools from Taurens Pulaaki and Johnson counties gather in Dublin for their annual convention next Friday February 16. Mrs Joan Crawford president of Pittsburg Graded Sunday School Union and Mr CC Buchanan, former Georgia Sunday School Association field worker, will dress, while George Hains of Augusta, head Georgia Sunday School Association, appointed the gathering.
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Dublin
Taurens
Pulaaki
Johnson Withl
George Hains
Auguste
sGorgia Sunday School Association
Leper's Home in Aiken Burns. Fire Extinguished
A leper living at Mrs. Mork's home in Aiken County awoke to a fire this morning. The resident called for help, and the fire was quickly put out with minor damage. The cause is unknown, with speculation about arson or attempted contagion driving the alarm.
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Augusta
Mra Mork
Aiken
Thiraty Today Promotes Fountain Pay for Pep Tu
The notice appears to promote a pay plan by Fountain for Pep Tu, but the fragmented text remains unclear about the specifics. It mentions risk or prohibition on dope or stimulants and hints at a theater or performance context with locks and a Port site.
Admiral Green Dies in Washington Farewell Note
A fragmentary report from Washington notes the death of Admiral Green on February 13. The item references service in the United States Navy, a transfer of duties, and a farewell context from Edenton Street. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Admiral Green
Washington
Georgia Peach Exchange aids coming crop vote on county lines
A cold snap boosts Georgia peach prospects as the Georgia Fruit Exchange reports to its directors that the near-freeze will prevent premature blooming. Over 85 percent of the crop is pledged for 5,000 of the 6,000 cars to be sold through the exchange, with Fleming outlining rail rate progress to interior markets. An election to annex part of DeKalb county into Fulton is set for February 2s, despite injunction attempts, and legal steps to compel boundary changes may follow.
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Fulat Fruit Exchange
Ton County
DeKalb County
Georgia
Georgia Fruit Rachange
Natonal Bank
Yeaterdey Exch
Bagley
Fleming
Georgia Fruit Exchange
H C. Hughey
A O Murphey
A M Eirches
P J A Berckmans
Jude George F Gover
S W
Fulton County
Devat
Atlanta
Edgewood
East Atlanta
Resnotéstown
Eilty
Ecfty Council
Mundas
Hooper Alexander
DeKe
Soner
DeKalb Counts
Tc Hein
Wilkinson’s Matchless Mineral Water Promises Health Revolutions
A Brazilian style promotional notice extols Wilkinson’s Matchless Mineral Water from a Greenville well as a potent internal tonic and antiseptic. It claims to cure dyspepsia, aid digestion, relieve bowel and skin troubles, and even treat eczema with strong, concentrated medicinal properties sold nationwide for 50 cents to 1 dollar per bottle.
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Nature
Alabama
Greenville
Wilkinson
Phoia Wikinsons
Svert
Tts
Evers
Resolutions on Death of Frank L Woodruff
At a special meeting of the Georgia Mission of Life Underwriters held yesterday in Atlanta offices of Alfred C Newell remarks were made on the death of Frank L Woodruff, general agent for Michigan Mutual Life. He died unexpectedly on a Chicago train last Sunday night. Vice President Skinner and Robert L Foreman spoke of his character and service, noting he was elected a member in 1918 and had attended several association events.
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Georgia
Robert L .Foreman
Wortruft
Asoolation
Biscuit Company sales agents to tour New York
A group of sales agents from the southern branches of the National Biscuit Company will meet in Atlanta on the 17th. They will travel to New York in a special car driven by Local Manager Maitland Riley. In New York they will inspect new factories and be entertained by A W Green, president of the company. The invitation reportedly includes each agent's wife and the manager.
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National Biscuit Company
Atlanta
Aulanta
New York
Maitland Riely
A W Green
Iheational Biscuit Company
Obscene letter leads to jail time in Laurens County
Dublin Ga reports Jim Hod Megto tried before the Justice of the Peace July Green Ho, jailed on $1800 bond in Laurens County, awaiting July superior court term. Last Friday night a man broke into Buckeye district home scene, posted a highly obscene note on a gate, signed with an unreadable name, while intoxicated.
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Dublin
Jim
Megto
Jule Green Ho
Todd
Laurens County
Superior Court
Fromk
Buckeye
Tha Agro
Weather Today Promises Fair Colder Conditions
A forecast notes fair skies but cooler temperatures today. The eastern portion of the state will feel the chill with a steady rise in noon temps, while Atlanta should stay above freezing with only a modest drop overnight.
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Tarecast
Tony
Atlanta
Weather Wide Storm Across East and Cold Rocky West
A broad Atlantic storm centers over West Virginia with rain along the Atlantic coast from Norfolk to Boston and snow in parts of New England. The Rocky Mountain region remains cold with freezing extending to Texas. Atlanta was cloudy with a near snow possibility yesterday, temps in the mid thirties. A fragmented anecdote about a gopher at dinner and a joke about a carving episode ends with a playful quip.
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West Virginia
Norfolk
Boston
Chicago
St .Louis
Rocky Mountain
Texas
North Pacific
Atlanta
Gopher
Imade Lil
Antil
Norwegian Educator Visits Capitol in Talks on U S History
Professor H Kot of the University of Christiana Norway spent yesterday at the state capitol meeting officials. He has been in the United States four months studying U S history with plans to lecture on it after returning home. He seeks a deeper knowledge of America beyond press reports on lynching and noted interest in Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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H Kot
Dalr of History
University of Christiana
Norway
Kobt
Unite States
Kohlwald
New York
Ews
Minnesota
Hla Retur
Columbus Tigers Fined in Sunday Liquor Case
Sevyentah Ga February 1a police court fined two white men and a white woman $100 each for selling liquor on Sunday in violation of the prohibition law. They were turned over to the court for trial. Mrs J Riedmen, affluent, received no jail option. Gold berg and A Karlson faced the case as police added two wagon loads of liquor to their stock at the police station. Several barrels of whisky and gin were found, with bottles and other paraphernalia noted.
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Sevyentah
Mra J .Riedmen
Augusta Camp of Veterans Plan to See Inauguration
At a meeting of Camp 433 Confederate Veterans it was decided that a group would travel to Washington for the inauguration if the Boosters Club funds the expenses. Citizens suggested staying home due to cold weather. later one old soldier volunteered. Seven veterans said they would go if funded. Chamber of Commerce directors pledged $100 to the veterans fund. Roosters Club will send two canisters, each with a veteran attaché.
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Augusta
Boosters Club
Boosters
Presaal
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Roosters Club
General Council Advances Beer Regulations and Street Condemnation
The General Council meeting devoted most of its session to introducing two ordinances regulating near beer sale and advertising and to condemn a strip of land at the intersection of Ingest and Odgepod avenues to widen Gilmer Street. The measures were referred to the ordinance and street committees. The mayor pro tem said the connector board must meet this afternoon to approve election registration for new boundary lines between Pykos and Dehalt counties.
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Counnen
S Treet
Spratling
Curtis
Recorders Coumt
Connecto
Pykos
Dehalt
Roberte
Danielihan Chambers
Amorous
Area Club Launch Tonight Promises Community Speakers
The Area Club in Atlanta plans a 7 pm formal yet informal gathering at Deraiid Boheme Rooms to discuss business and civic goals. Speakers include Ellenwood of the University and R B Harrison of the Atlanta Psychological Society, with ED Melhuish and P Holliday outlining plans and benefits of collaborative efforts.
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Deraiid
Boheme
Auvimt
Alteel
Atlanta
Ita
Sjyb
Ellenwood
Jone
Hadler
R B Harrison
Atlanta Pyschological Society
Tcheme
Ashemanshin
ED Melhuinh
T P Hollidat
Area Club
L. & Rodgers
Ujs
Oo Palmer
Gettler
Fatal shoe blister sparks fatal attack in Hawker
In Hawker Louisiana February to May Buller a ten year old died from blood poisoning linked to a blister from tight shoes. In Macon Georgia February two new homes burned on Napier Heights, insurance partial. Amrhein killed McCoshern in a quarrel over sixty cents and jailed. both prominent locals.
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Lake Charles le
Buller
Hawker
Macon
Wil Hngham Leanard Trust Company
Napier Heights
Imits Hoth
Inion
Vomorrow Amrhein
Bendasnin McCoshern
West Faltesna
Amrhein
McCoy
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Maier & Betkele
Dr. Bradfield
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J H Bradfield
Clarke S
Deilvarad
Best People On Earth
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Thas
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mgr. Whitehall
Cold Shap
Georgia Peach
Frank L. Woodruff
Capitol
Columbus Tigers
Clarke
Conal
Royal
General Council
Clinchfield
Atlanta National Bank
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