Flags and skyscrapers mark Washington birthday in Atlanta
In Atlanta's cosmopolitan center on Washington's birthday a diplomatic display unfolds. German, Panamanian, and American flags flutter from skyscraper towers as consular figures—Dr Zoepfel Quel… and Senor Hopkins—observe diplomacy in action. A Panama banner joins the wave, while the scene ends with a entwined flag tribute to the United States and George Washington, amid a complex, tongue in cheek diplomatic backdrop.
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United States
Germany
Republic of
Panama
Atlanta
Ana
Fourth National Bank
Washington
Whitehall Street
Dixie
Century
Happy Georgia
Canal Repub~le
Erich Zoepffel-Quellenstein
America
George Washington
Zoepfel-Queljenstein
Russell H Hopkins
Isthmus Republic
Pacific
Atlantic
Mother George
Foreign Legion
Compa
Barbara Frettchie
Stara
Marietta Street
George
Sephyr
American Republic
Washingtons Birthday Observed Across Towns in 1900s
Washingtons birthday celebrations reported in Sparta, Gibraltar, Rome, Charleston, Gainesville, and Dawson. Events include school ceremonies, receptions, militia parades, and social gatherings honoring George Washington with readings, dances, and community tributes.
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Rome
White
Algeciras
Mra Witte
Naples
Washington
Hitt
Charleston
Fort Moultrie
Bne
Frost
BB Fulter
Washington Light Infantry
Naval Militia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Brenau
Gainesville
Dawson
Tanor
Fice
Leestins
Dric a Brac Cabinets and Watteau Design Displays
Dric a Brac Cabinets in French gilt and Ver nis-Martin with Watteau designs are shown in our UR collection. Curio tables are ideal for displaying and protecting rare pieces. You are invited to our Art Rooms to view these pieces. Maier a berkele
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Maier A Berkele
No Fever in Cuba Report Says Health Status Clears
Havana February 22 reports that no fever cases linked to the vessel are pending. Two or more new ages remain discharged within a fortnight after awaiting medical clearance. The first February case was also discharged, indicating recovery progress.
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Cuba
Havana
Coffee Versus College A Student Gives Up Coffee
A New York college student writes that constant coffee consumption caused headaches lethargy and impaired study. After following advice to quit coffee and try Postum Healthful effects included relief from headaches and nervousness and renewed strength. The note cites "The Road to Wellville" and suggests reading the book.
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Nature
New York
Wellville
Message to reach millions through popular magazines
A Curtis Publishing Company promotion argues that placing arguments in THE Lapies Home Journal and THE SATURDAY EVENING Post can reach about 8.5 million potential customers. It claims combined circulation exceeds 1,750,000 homes with an average of five people per home, offering a powerful proxy for selling goods nationwide.
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Lapies’ Home Journal
THE
Saturday Evening Post
Lapies’ Home
Old Trouble Leads to Fight in Atlanta
A dispute between Arthur George and Fred W. Lawrence escalated into a physical exchange after Lawrence accused George of an old insult to his wife. George, who moved from Newport News to Atlanta, testified of three prior attacks and a $15 debt repayment. Lawrence, a commission merchant, admitted striking George and claimed self defense. Recording judge Broyles fined Lawrence $10 and warned against further attacks.
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Arthur George
Fred W. Lawrence
Recorder
George
Atlanta
Newport News
West Peachtree Street
Lawrence
Mr Lawrence
Broyles
Burglary tied to Jennings Gresham workmen arrest
Horace Futch and son Albert were arrested after a December burglary at 355 Cooper Street tied to the Jennings Gresham company. Tools valued over 2000 were taken from a residence and later found in the Futches’ possession along with materials from factory sites. Detectives report multiple break-ins linked to ongoing construction by the firm.
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Albert Futch
Horace L Futch
Cooper Street
Wrrestel
Horace Futch
Alo
Arthur Futch
Jennings-Gresham Company
North Forsyth
Rada
Jenings- Gresham Company
Horace Fputch
Albert
Sitpaon Tanford
Jockhart
Ren
Finian
Patra
Bhpe
Old Man Repays Twenty Dollar Conscience Money
An Atlanta man once given $20 to the First Baptist Church for a donation ends up returning $50 after years of remorse. He told his attorney to deliver it to Dr W W Landrum, pastor, with instructions to place it in the church treasury, illustrating remorse and moral reckoning across time.
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W W Landrum
First Baptist Church
Landrom
Atlanta
India
Spot holders urged to hold cotton for 15 cents
President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association warns spot holders not to rush cotton to market. He recalls a previous push for 15 cents per pound basis middling, notes New Orleans convention support, and urges persistence until a maximum 15 cent price is offered amid a smaller crop and higher textile demand.
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Harvie Jordan
Southern Cotton Association
Apot
New Orleans
Association
State Boundaries Fixed Amid Indian Territory Bill Talks
Washington February 22 The house committee on Indian affairs today agreed to make a favorable report on three bills redrawing the boundaries between Indian Territory New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas in a move to settle jurisdiction and tribal allotments.
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Washington
House Committee
An Indian Affairs Today
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Constipation Causes and Self Care Inspiration
The piece warns that constipation is a major health foe caused by irregular habits and improper food. It argues that nature requires daily bowel movement and denounces drastic medicines that harm the stomach and bowels. It urges readers to avoid costly drugs and rely on simple remedies and regularity.
Eliza Pitts Hat Crusade Shocks Darktown
Eliza Pitts caused chaos in Darktown by destroying sixteen hats in two hours after allegedly stealing a fancy felt hat with a large bird adornment. A police court record shows eight to ten dollars in fines and a warning to stop the hat vandalism.
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Eliza Pitts
Darktown
Elize
Amiong
Eliza
Reception Given Small By Atlanta Telegraphers Union
Smal president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America arrived in Atlanta yesterday on a southern tour. He met local members, toured the city by chartered car, admired the skyline, and attended a reception at the Kimball House hosted by the Atlanta Telegraphers Union. He praised the city and spoke briefly about his visit.
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Algeciras
Gibraltar
White Bainister Gummere
Borague
China
Manila
Commercal Telegraphers Union of America
Atlanta
Atlanta Telegraphers Union
Fiedmont
Mr Small
Avanta Press Club
Small
Whittlesey
E Kinsman
Gittus
King
Marshall William Broadbent
Burgin
Pinson
M_ Lee
Bishop
Walker
Ralph Curran
Satterwhite
WLU
Wilkerson
L B Huffaker
Kimball House
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Curtis Publishing Company
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Jordan
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Gate City
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