Atlanta Guild and Study Circles Meet January 21
The Atlanta Needlework Guild meets at 3 PM January 21 at President Mrs. Edward Brown's home 968 Peachtree Street with 1915 officers to be elected and annual report read. Women’s Study Club gathers at Carnegie Library Thursday evening at 8 to discuss The Early Settlers of Connecticut. Drama League Study Circle No 1 meets Thursday at Carnegie Library 11 AM to study Monna Vanna by Maeterlinck. All interested invited.
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Atlanta
The
Needlework Guild
Edward Brown
Peachtree Street
Womants Study Club
Carnegie Library
Connecticut
Atlanta Drama League
Carnegiebrary
Monna Vanna
Maurla Maeterlinck
Social Guests Travel and Local Health Notes
Miss Louise Jones of Louisville leaves for Florida guest of Miss Mary King while Mrs W E Richards of Fayetteville NC visits Decatur. Capt James Heat in Florida. Mrs W S Eakin recovers from appendicitis. Augusta Gardieh visits Birmingham. Emily and Jeannette Lowndes guests of Mr and Mrs George Lowndes Jr during Mr and Mrs Gegres Lowndes Florida absence. James McKinley returns to Fort Oglethorpe. George W Harrison convalescing from pneumonia. J B Barden returns to Jacksonville after visit. Ulm family go to Florida for two months with Josiah Carter Jr and Tony Carter. Bessie and Florence Dent guests of Elza beth Ramey. W Price-Smith to spend February in Jacksonville and Florida coast resorts. Carrie Stanley recently in Dresden.
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Louise Jones
Louisville, Ky
Mary King
Florida
W. E. Richards
Fayetteville
N. C
Ellison, Richards
Decature
Lee Lewman
Idoline Lewman
New York
James Heat
W. S. Eakin
Augusta Gardieh
Birmingham
Gegres Lowndes
Emily Lowndes
George Lowndes, Jr
Jeanette Lowndes
Dozier Lowndes
James McKinley
Fort Oglethorpe
George
W. Harrison
J. BR. Barden
Jacksonville
I. J. Melson
A. H. Ulm
Tampa
St Augustine
Clearwater
Ulm
Josiah Carter, Jr
Tony Carter
Bessie
Florence Dent
Newnan
Elzabeth Ramey
W. 2. Price-Smith
Florida Coast Resorts
Carrie Stanley
Dresden
The Charm of Motherhood and Its Trial for Women
A 19th or early 20th century-style public notice extols motherhood as a pivotal life event. It warns many women are unprepared for childbirth and urges use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to strengthen the female body and nerves. The ad invites confidential letters to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Local Social News From Covington and Nearby
Germany visits the Salter Stanleys while Mrs Eagan and Mr Eagan travel to Daytona. Miss Faith Johnson heads to Washington for school and Miss Frances Godfrey hosts Atlanta girls in Covington. Maybelle Clark returns to Covington as two Athens and Baltimore trips unfold. Dr John R Atkinson returns from New York.
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Germany
Salter Stanley
M. W. Eagan
John J. Eagan
Daytona
Faith Johnson
Washington
Frances Godfrey
Atlanta
Covington
Norwood Mitchell
Richmond
F. M. Robinson
Prue Ehyinge
St. Louis
Maner Montgomery
Rome
Grace Stephens
John R. Atkinson
New York
Students Plea for Better Atlanta High Schools
Three Boys High School students testified to Rotarians on Tuesday at the Winecoff hotel about deplorable facilities. They urged immediate action to provide decently equipped, safe classrooms, proper ventilation, and athletic facilities, noting crowded rooms and lack of study halls.
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Atlanta
Winecoff Hotel
Richard Courts, Jr
Francis Spears
Walter P. Binna
Albert S. Adams
Frank O. Foster
Robert Foreman
Adams
Foster
Gooderty
Ichard W. Courts, Jr
Boys’ High School
Piedmont Park
Louisville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Macon
Richmond
Clark Howell
The
Constitution
Rotarians
Otion
Henry W. Grady
Paralyzed Prisoner Granted Parole in Erie County Case
The governor on Tuesday granted parole to John H. Sweat, a paralytic, 55, who has served fourteen years of a life sentence for murder in Erie County.
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John H. Sweat
Erriea
Buy Home Made Goods to Boost Local Work
A call to Georgia readers to support home produced items by choosing Atlanta made products and local merchants. The message links patriotism to employment and economic self sufficiency, urging preference for Red Seal Shoes Aragon Shirts and Radium Socks, Eureka Coffee, Cotton Bloom Shortening, and local staples.
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Eureka
Atlanta
Aragon
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Stewarts
Fred St. Stewart Co
Whitehall
Patel
Edward C. Fogg, Manu Id
Cumberland Broad
Marketta Bates
Marietta Street
Adler’s Collegian
Blackstock, Hale & Morgan Distinctive Clothiers and Furnishers
Marietta St
Enn Misa Mary King
Marguerite Gage
Atlanta Athletic Club
Orme Campbell
Baltimore
Isoline Campbell
Mary Orme
Maybelle Clark
Pir
George E. King
Clayton
Kingwood
Georgia
Europe
White Provision Company
Packers
Cornfield Brand
F. C. Stone Baking Co
Stone
Atlanta Milling Company
Capitola Flour
Miss Dixie
Frank E. Block Co
Kennesaw Biscuits
J. K. Orr Shoe Co
RED Seal
Atlanta Refining & Mfg. Co
A. M. Robinson Co
Aragon Brand
Atlanta Stove Works
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