Embroideries and Braided Nets Sale Today
An all over embroidery sale offers Swiss and Naviscok designs in fringed 20 inch widths. Typical yard prices range $2.10 to $3.50, with baby clothes and shirtwaist fronts highlighted. Braided nets in several colors are offered at bargain levels, previously $1.50 to $4.50.
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Copenhagen
R. d
Dayton
Brockton
Maes
Aglariaetanebon Sun
Snd
Lewyer
Callahan
Ton
Maietach
Seestar
W. L Douglas
Hookworm abused, says Prof Winslow
Professor C E Winslow of MIT notes hookworm is overemphasized. He cites harsher conditions in southern factories where children toil twelve hours daily, urging attention to industrial factors in mortality. He links barefoot habit to hookworm transmission and calls for broader sanitary reforms.
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Chicago
C. E
Winslow
Massachunette Institute of Technology
Kent ‘Theater
University of Chicago
Aciantiat
Memorial fund for Bishop Seth Ward at Southwestern University
Texas Methodists plan a $100,900 endowment for the theological department at Southwestern University Georgetown. Memorial services will be held next Sunday as the fund is subscribed.
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San Antonio
Seth Ward
Kobe
Japan
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Texas
Downward Cotton Market Slumps Then Recovers in New York
The New York cotton market fell to new lows as the downward movement extended into January. March contracts dropped about 76 points and May about 73 points from last night, with nearly 4 million bales sold as liquidation by strong interests. A late rally and firm close followed heavy selling from traders hedging future needs.
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New York
Wall Street
Aeeaes
Tiger Pleads Guilty in Dawson Shop Whisky Case
Clayton Aeron of Dawson pleads guilty in city court to keeping whisky in his business. He faces twelve months imprisonment or a 760 dollar fine. Police raided his store on Christmas Eve finding 700 quarts and 490 pints of liquor. Brickworks: Stock Sold in Rome as J L Bane buys Yancey holdings to take majority ownership. Plant to be managed by new owners.
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Clayton Aaron
Dawson
Clayton Aeron
Rome
J. L. Bane
Yancey Holdings
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promote Real Recovery
A Savannah man credits Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills with restoring strength after illness. The ad claims convalescence from grip, diphtheria, scarlet fever, pneumonia, and other diseases is often illusory without these medicines. It urges using them to purify the blood and strengthen digestion and assimilation, noting no substitutes match their effectiveness.
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Hood
Isaac Rodgsheim
Broughton
Savannah
Galaya
Kappa Sigmas to Meet at Athens Convention
Kappa Sigma Fraternity district five gathers in Athens Georgia at the Georgian hotel for an annual conclave with 60 to 100 members from Georgia Tech Morehouse University of Alabama and Auburn. Beta Lambda of the state university hosts. Alvin alumni from Mobile Montgomery Atlanta Savannah and Rome plan to send delegates. Events include a Wednesday dance at Harrow hall and a Thursday banquet at the Georgian. District Grand Master Ed L Button of Atlanta will preside.
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Athens
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Georgian Hotel
Tommorrow
of Georgia
Altabame
Chenters
Georgia Tech
Morest
University of Alabama
Auburn
Harawa Hall
Ed L. Button
Atlanta
Conclate
Scouting Parties Reach Brunswick on Auto Tour
Brunswick Ga January 18 Special The Savannah Morning News and Savannah Automobile Club tour reaches Brunswick with ten decorated cars arriving from Savannah. Guests of the Brunswick Business Men's Association join at dinner. The party continues to Jacksonville with four cars from Brunswick and reinforcements from Atlanta and Middleboro. The route Narlen to Jacksonville is posted to avoid delays in the run to Savannah via Brunswick.
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Brunswick
Savannah Morning News
Savannah Automobile Club
Pathander
Salvannah
Brunswick ‘Business Men's‘ Association
Jacksonville
F. d. Jackson
A. F. Smart
Atvlanta
Kéte Mobdsy
Macon
Darien
J. A. Miller
Middleboro
Mass
Savannah
Florida State Line
Narlen
Jacksonvillie
Brunswick Business Met
Heroic Methods Used by Physician Cuts Patient’s Throat
A Birmingham surgeon, W. H. Wilder of the Frisco railroad, reportedly performed a throat incision without anaesthetic to relieve a neck swelling in a patient who later died. The operation involved inserting an esophagostomy tube and the patient survived the procedure according to witnesses. In Newborn Georgia, January elections list councilmen and officers for the coming year.
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Birmingham
Ale
Jendary
Hitman Hospital
W. H. Wilder
Frisco
A. Ajiver
Sy ria robbery case tops local court docket
Nessa Korea, 19, a Syrian pedler, was held on robbery and assault charges by Recorder Broyles in a Butler street incident Monday night. Mrs Annie Sallbs and her son S Saliba, plus two Syrians, were involved as victims. loafing grocer Thomas Noggar was released. The motive centered on robbery with disputed identifications and signs of self defense.
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Nessa
Thomas Noggar
Decatur Street
Korea
Soh
Rensa
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Chamberlin
Johnson- DuBose
Wldouglas
Niewe
Prof. Winslow
Texas Methodists For University
Tiger
Kappa Sigmas
Horlick
Barritz
Lees
Asc
Children’s Rain Capes
Second
Figor
Ren’s
Cravenette
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Rich & Bros. Co
Morning News
Atca
Helahere
Pitts
Syria
Colon
West Point Route
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Fourth National Bank
Atlanta Terminal
American: ‘Baptist: Publication ‘Society
Nipwsraper Roh
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