Curtain sale at Irish Point offers reduced prices
Nottingham Curtains marked to go tomorrow at Irish Point with Italian and French Renaissance styles on sale. Prices drop from 8.50 down to 6.75 per pair. Brussels Net and Fufited Muslins and Swiss Curtains also reduced from 13.50 to 7.95 and 3.50 to 2.50 respectively.
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Body Brussels
Brussels
South
Wilton
Axminster
Smyrna
Bureau Smyrna
Nottingham
Trish Point
Prater Eyes Six Day Walking Match in New York
Mountain climber Alf Prater plans to enter the six day walking contest in Madison Square Garden New York mid month after arriving from Gordon County Georgia. He recalls his Atlanta victory years ago and seeks entry through Atlanta acquaintances.
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Alf Prater
Manich Square Garden
New York City
Atlanta
Hunter and
Forsyth Streets
Prater
LF Prater
New York
Scarlet fever spreads in Mississippi towns report
Reports received by the state board of health show scarlet fever has taken hold in several Mississippi towns with a number of deaths. A few scattered smallpox cases are noted, but officials doubt widespread epidemic this winter.
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Jackson
Miss
State Board of Health
Mississippi
Atlas of Atlanta City Directory 1202 Delivery Planned
The Public announces Our Atlanta City Directory for 1202 will be delivered around January 15. The Banner Director of MeesSouth canvassers note difficulties in including every year‑end change. Orders welcome for prior examination before placing, with patrons receiving free copies and updates through December.
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Atlanta
Thorouge
Gould
I. J Malgaey
Delegation Aims to Invite Roosevelt to Atlanta Congress
A 38 person Negro leaders delegation plans to visit the White House on January 18 to invite President Roosevelt to attend the young Negroes Christian congress opening in Atlanta in August. The event aims to address race conditions and spiritual training for the young colored population, with widespread church denomination backing and broad national participation.
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Roosevelt
Atlanta
Younge Negroes’ Christian Congress
I. Garland Fenn
White’ House
Washington
I. Garland Pena
Atlante
Atlanta Exposition
Epworth ‘League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chris Han
Harvey Johnson slated for mayor pro tem again
Alderman Harvey Johnson is expected to be elected mayor pro tem by the new council next Monday night without opposition. The council majority favors Johnson, with talk of possible challengers including Welch LaHatte and Woodward, but insiders say Johnson will be offered the position in a way he cannot refuse. Johnson’s fair presiding of the council last year is cited as earning broad support across factions.
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Iicoming
Amerman Johnson
Alderman Welch
Johnson
Welch
LaHatte
Woodward
Alderman Johnson
Harvey ‘Johnson
New Solution Offered for the Chinese Problem
Reverend T P Crawford oldest Chinese missionary now in Atlanta has spent fifty years in China and plans to return to the field next spring. He cites migration laws and reciprocity, suggesting Chinese farmers could cultivate U S land while Congress limits numbers and ensures land leases. He argues China’s provinces hold vast land and that Chinamen are industrious farmers capable of productive work.
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T. P. Crawford
China
Atlanta
Crawford
Georgia
Congress
Cnittiman
Pam Rey
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