Brilliant Capital City Club Dinner for Mrs Gentry’s Daughter
A lavish Capital City Club dinner Saturday honors Miss Gen try Gentry ahead of her marriage to Milton Carlin of Alexandria Virginia. Guests include Gentry family and local social figures, with elaborate white and green decor and a select dance later.
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Capital City
M. 0. Jackson
Gentry
Ir. Milton Carlin
Alexandria
Miss Gentry
Henry and Russell Carlin
Fairfax E Montague
Richmond
W. J.williamson
Charleston
Vy. Va
Carlin Holditch
Moore Healey union marks elegant Cooper Street ceremony
Ada Moore and William Healey marry in a home ceremony on Cooper Street. Rev. Bridewell officiates as palm and floral decorations create a lush backdrop. Fifty guests attend. bride given away by Charles L Moore. reception with buffet. Couple to tour Florida after the ceremony.
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Ada Moore
Willam Healey
Cooper Street
Rev. C Bridewell
Charles Lawrence Moore
Frankelman
Sliss Annie Moore
George Hicks Davis
Mrs Cooper luncheon and young hostesses in Atlanta
Mrs Hunter Cooper hosts a luncheon Friday honoring Mrs Clarence Knowles and Miss West of Macon with a guest list including Mrs McKinloch Nelson and Mrs Fleming duBignon among others. Dorothy Hebert will host a Bijou box party this afternoon with Emma Tuller chaperoning several school friends. A recent flower tea by Miss Lizale Henry for Mrs W E Raley featured a flower-name guessing contest won by Miss Maud Daniel.
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J. C. Gentry
West End
Gren
Miss Gentry
Alice May Rushton
Pau- Une Wagener
Bessie Pope
Louise Norman
Willa Helfer
Rushie Roy
Hattie West
Nina Gentry
Messie
Carl Giles
Fritz Wagener
Fred Stone
Lee Duncan
Guy Spratling
G L. Dickson
Hook Spratling
C F. Wilkerson
Walker Pope
Percy Gentry
Cooper
RS. Hunter Cooper
Clarence Knowles
Dorothy Hebert
Bijou
Emma Tuller
Eula Jackson
Aimee Hunnicutt
Anna Ridley
Nellie Hood Ridley
Mary Wirging
Ruth Hull
Flora Bewick
Ma Kate Amorous
Kate Richardson
Fesale
Margaret McKee
Annie Orme
Elizabeth Morgan
Lizale Henry
W. E. Raley
Macon
Atlanta
Maud Daniel
Nannie Mae White
Misses Ragsdale
Fannie Howard
Fannie Kick- Nghter
Grace Abernathy
Willa Fectner
Adalina Heyfner
Claude Sims
Maud Waniel
Bernice Thomason
Virginia
S. N. Dykeman
Mise
Constance Knowles
Allania
Belle Nash
Doctor credits Grape-Nuts for digestion and weight gain
A physician testifies that switching to Grape-Nuts for breakfast cured his indigestion and allowed him to skip meat. He reports his patients also benefit from easier digestion and better nourishment, noting the product’s starch conversion to dextrose and its nutrient-rich wheat and barley components.
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Two Weddings at Americus and Albany January 6
Special notices report the noon weddings of Miss Mervin Callaway and Mr James Erwin in Americus and Miss Hattie Louise Daniel and Mr Marvin Everett, also in Americus, with both couples traveling to Clarkesville and Palm Beach respectively. Additional items note Sheltering Arms Association meeting, Willard WCTU session, and Woman’s Relief Corps gathering. Separate wedding announcements from Albany reference Miss Isabel McKenna and Pitts Duffield’s marriage and other social visits across Alphens and nearby towns.
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Mervin Callaway
James Erwin
Clarkesville
Hattie Louise Daniel
Marvin Everett
Erwin
Everette
Palm Beach
Washington
Isabel McKenna
McKenna
Pitts Duffield
New York
Ienry Duffield
Detroit
St. Matthews Church
Pather Buckley
Echunch
Hoosevelt
Hams Attend Mrs Tompkins Funeral in Nashville
Nashville notes list local residents returning from travel or visiting, including Hams attending the funeral of Mrs. Henry B. Tompkins, Mrs W H Smythe visiting Atlanta, Colonel Jones arriving from Louisville for winter, and many others returning to schools, homes, or awaiting upcoming trips. Names include Annie Ethridge, Eloise and Frances Stewart, Beaumont Davison, A C Henderson, E C oMicCune, Kathleen Sones, Eliza Carter, Mary Fortson, Stephen Clarke, Stephen Fhetan, Margaret Gadson, Pauline Means, Miss Kittle Thornton, and Juliet Cox among others.
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Atlanta
Colonel Jones
Department of the Gulf
Louisville
Miss Fitten
Linden Avenue
Dabney Remains At Its Head In spite of Cincinnati Move
Dr W Dabney will become president of the University of Cincinnati effective September 1 but this does not affect the third annual summer school for teachers of the south. It will be held at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville next June. Dabney will remain head of the summer school and of the southern educational board until August. His Cincinnati salary will exceed by 500 dollars the combined salaries of the University of Tennessee and the southern educational board. An alumnus of the university is expected to be chosen to succeed him in Knoxville.
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University of Cincinnati
University of Teunessee
Dabney
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Southern Educational Board
Cincinnati
Literaity of Tennessee
Lithonia Elects Milner Mayor in Landslide Victory
In Lithonia Georgia January 6 a hotly contested city election selects AR W Milner as mayor by a strong majority over J T Pate. J S Norton W P Mrans J S Medjlock and G Shardaman win reelected to the council EC W Rea fin a granite contractor is elected councilman replacing Pate.
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WIGGS CARD CO advertisement and lemon snacks
In this early ad text Mr Wiges and Mr Wiggs are pictured with mentions of WIGGS CARD CO Atlanta advertising a card game at 80c price and dealer agents. It also promotes Mozley 5 Lemon Hats as a pleasant ratative and effective product sold by all druginists.
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Tech Trustees Favor Modern Language Department at Tech
Georgia School of Technology trustees met to hear annual department reports. They approved creating a new modern languages department with German and French, salary set at 1200 dollars, and discussed adding Spanish. They expect more rooms and equipment with a state appropriation of 100000 dollars to reach 2500 students, aiming to rival Boston Tech. The meeting was harmonious.
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Insurance notes warn Christmas displays may cause fires
Insurance men say half of destructive fires occur during the Christmas season and are linked to inflammable decorations. They urge curbs or premiums for risky displays. A P Carter, ex Traveler Insurance, is appointed inspector of agencies. Berne of Penn Mutual visits Albany. Atlanta sees remodeling at Equitable offices and rising agent activity as insurance work rebounds in the city.
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Penn Mutual
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Barnes
United States
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Cure Claims
Warning against catarrh remedies containing mercury and urging prescriptions from physicians. Mentions Mail's Catarrh Cure by Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio with internal use and 75 cents, plus Hall's Family Pills. Also notes reduced travel time to California via Iron Mountain Route and the Southern Route with Memphis to Los Angeles in three days.
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Los Angeles
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Tenn H. Co. Townsend
G. P.say
Toula
Dagger Held at His Heart in Chicago Jewelry Heist
In Chicago on a January day jeweler David Freeman of the Masonic Temple building was held up by two men who took 4300 dollars in cash, diamonds and watches after forcing him to open his safe and show case. A dagger was held to his heart and he was threatened with death before the robbers locked him in a small lavatory closet. No witnesses or alarms intervened as the raid concluded.
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Chicago
David Freeman
Masonic Temple
Freeaman
The Secret of Growing Old Gracefully
An aging lifestyle feature extols health and vigor for older Americans, praising Durfy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic and medicine. It claims strength, endurance, and relief from ailments, advertising the product as a tissue builder and digestive aid, with contact details for purchase.
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Globe
Ile
Pupffy
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Desertion Charge Stands Against Alleged Bigamist Haz zard
Washington January 6 dispatches from Minneapolis announce the arrest of Samuel C Haz zard on bigamy. A former Army officer, he was dropped as a deserter in May 1900. Penna native, graduate of West Point 1889, taught modern languages at the academy 1895 1898, adjutant until 1900, later linked to a New York wife now a private. The War Department reports no jurisdiction over the case remaining questions.
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Minneapolis
Samuel C Hazzard
War Department
Army
Samuel Chrisman Hazzard
Pejnsylvania
Miitary Academy
Heig
West Point
Academy
Con Artillery
Fort Barrancas
Florida
New York
Beng
Tom
Smile of Genius and a Tragic Death in Alabama
Poe describes a radiant smile as a satirical display of genius, then reports Omeluka, Alabama mourns Specal Harte Hunt a young businessman who died by morphine overdose last night His wife had died a year earlier and he had previously attempted self harm Doctors saved him once before and he outlined wishes in a letter to his father.
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P. Harte Hunt
Hunt
Jordan Speaks on the Canal in Columbus Georgia
G Gundy Jordan, president of Columbus cotton mill, tells Columbus business leaders the Panama canal is within reach and urges Southern senators to push for digging the canal. He predicts vast freight growth and a booming city if the canal is completed, with cotton mills receiving more orders and regional prosperity spreading from Asia to the Pacific.
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Thin Rasne
Atatic
Paeihe
You
Withe Ren
Moultrie Votes for Bonds on School Purposes
Election in Moultrie Gao on January 6 reported 269 votes for the bond issue and 3 against, authorizing a $25,000 school-building bonds project. Work will soon begin on a handsome new building.
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Gao
Sperleli
Sehsel
Mezzofanti and His Multilingual Memory
Byron praised Mezzofanti as a walking polyglot, a genius of languages. At fifty four he knew fifty tongues, with some claims of seventy or eighty, mastering grammar after reading, often learning from prisoners in their cells. A curious note mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for wounds and piles, priced 25 cents at druggists.
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Lord Byron
Metacfanti
Double Dose. Chicago News vignette on old lovers
In later years the man recalls how his proposal was refused by EC who swiftly married another. He laments the choice saying the refusal caused his own present marriage. The exchange reveals lingering regrets and ironic twists of fate.
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Chicago News
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