Water Works Needs Urged by Atlanta Board
Atlanta water board adopts resolutions urging council to review a special communication from General Manager Colonel Park Woodward. It calls for an additional main filters pumping machinery and system extension to meet city growth, with emphasis on replacing undersized pipes and improving pressure.
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Atlanta
Board of Water Commissioners
Colonel Park Woodward
Council Committee On
Thomas F. Stocks
Hon Park Woodward
Atlanta Waterworks
Department of Waterworks
Committee On Waterworks
General Council
Connell
Park Woodward
Water Board
Colonel Woodward
City of Atanta
Kilpatrick
Rice
Stocks
Carter
Courci
Algerman Puts
Quillian and
Kontz
Water Department
Mittee
Council
Ads Land
Holwiding
Couttell
Ermanic Board
Tajnutes
Heura
Willie
Hemphill
A. O. Robertson
Capitol Avenue
Force Maing
No. 2
Algo Ito
Ohioans Celebrate Admission Day Meeting Plans
Ohioans celebrate admission day with a Piedmont meeting on Thursday March 1 at 3 o clock. Ohio Society officers to be chosen and plans for charter member enrollment discussed. Professor Davis will provide an Ohio song and a male quartet. Attendees urged to send names to J T Rosa for entertainment and to invite all Ohioans to attend or send their names for summer events.
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Ohio Society of Georgia
Piedmont
Ohio
Davis
Public
J.T. Rosa
Candler
Buckeye
Clergy Decries Negro Political Plank and Turner Clash
In a Baptist tabernacle sermon Dr Len G Broughton denounces Bishop Turners incendiary talk and the use of Negroes as a political ploy. He warns whites will not tolerate calls against their flag while urging support for the Negro but condemns leaders who incite hatred.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Len G Broughton
Bishop Turner
Colored Methodist Church
Gilde
Thia
Ateck
Yatn
Mgcro
India
Captain C. L. Park Dead in Florida
Captain Charles Lee Park of the Independent Line of Steamers Tampa died Saturday night in Tampa Florida from acute Brights disease at 3 oclock He was the elder son of the late John W Park of Greenville Ga and brother of Orrville A Park secretary of the Georgia Bar Association He leaves three children his sisters Mrs Fowler of LaGrange and Mrs Culpepper of Greenville His death follows a brief illness and he had recently captained the steamer H B Plant on Tampa Bay and Manatee River.
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Tampa
Fla
Charles Lee Park
Stexmens
Bright
Park
John W. Park
Greenville
Orrville A. Park
Macon
Georgia Bar Association
Wlaters
Fowler
LaGrange
Culpepper
Captain Park
Florida
H. B. Plant
Gyrenville
O. A. Park
Georgia
Cartoonist Storey Here in Atlanta for a Few Days
Frederic G. Storey of Columbus, the clever cartoonist of The Columbus Daily Ledger, is visiting Atlanta for several days. His cartoons on the current gubernatorial campaign have attracted attention, and Ledger features include regular cartoons outside Atlanta.
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Columbus Ledger
Atlanta
Frederic G. Storey
Columbus
Columbus Daily Ledger
Kohlsaat
Times- Herald
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Times-Union
Citizen
Tae Ledger
The Courage of Venus Explains Winter Fashion Endurance
A fragment from The New York Sun recounts evolving Venus of old fashion sense. The text notes women endure cold elbow sleeves in winter as a virtue of style, reflecting social attitudes toward female attire and sacrifice for fashion.
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Venus
New York Sun
Devil Baby Rumor Stirs Darktown Blue Gum Atlanta
A wild rumor spreads through Blue Gum Atlanta of a devil baby born near a vine clad cottage on Valentine Street. Crowds flood the area as residents charge to view the infant for a quarter, chasing cures for every ill and chasing rumors to the very edge of the Blue Gum district.
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Valentine Street
Atlanta
Collectora
Paby
Remon
Valentina Street
Blue Gum
Hazor
Alania
Supers
Cain Street
Cain and Valentine Street
Sness Johnson
Georgia
Blue Gum Valley
National Parks on Atlanta Battlefields Endorsed by City Council
The last council session saw two resolutions urging Congress to establish national military parks at Atlanta area Civil War battlefields Peachtree Creek Atlanta and Ezra Church and to link them with military boulevards. Councilman Martin’s measure passed while Terrell’s was referred to finance for a planned booklet and funding.
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United States
Atlanta
Peachtree Creek
Ezra Church
BW. Martin
W. H. Terretl
Iites
Martin
Congress
Pouohtree Creek
Thore
Terrell
Finance Committee
Aclon
Congress of the United States
Evera Church
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Chickamauga
Bennecessary
Advertising can profitably boost any daily use product
A persuasive pamphlet argues that no article, from flour to salt, cannot be profitably advertised if it meets a public need. It urges liberal advertising during good and bad times and promotes placing ads in The Ladies' Home Journal and The Saturday Evening Post to reach millions. It also notes a New Year budget appropriation of up to $200 to print and bind a publicity booklet with maps and photographs.
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Lapies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Roosevelt Girl praised by President roosevelts ideal southern beauty
Miss Adelaide Allen of Atlanta is celebrated in verses by Plainfield poet Noah Webster Pike who dubs her the Roosevelt Girl The unsigned lyric portrays her with deep blue eyes golden hair and dimpled charm as Georgia roses and Siren grace set against a Gibson Girl pastiche The poem has been reprinted nationally highlighting a celebrity endorser from the South and a shift in beauty ideals.
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Adelaide Allen
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Noah Webster Pike
Piainfeld
XII
Miss Allen
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Brock
Cartoonist Storey
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L. P. Livingston
Post
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