Mrs Lake Hosts Social at Alabama Street Party
A large gathering at 44 17 Fast Alabama Street featured Mrs Charles le mar and Mrs Boynton among many invited guests. Attendees included Mrs Finyd Johns, Mrs Hark, Mrs Hardin Cobos, and numerous others in a formal afternoon reception with tea and light refreshments.
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Lake
Frank Take
Marnag
Tim
Charles le Mar
Tek Stone
Rms
Chris Boynt
Lea
Finyd Johns
Hark
Hardin
Cuhon
Mar Witeke
Boynton
Cole
Che
Alabama Street
SB Ork
Crystal Wedding Party Informal Whist Game
A blurred notice describes a crystal wedding party held near the fourth of July week. Guests played informal whist, with prizes consisting of citrine glass pieces. Winners named include Mrs Bernard, Mr Samtuls, and Mrs Adler. host and hostess honored with a white and green table decor.
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Mro
Sears
Bernard
Samtuls
Adler
Gherdoff Vr
Jom
Bernard Woind
Man
Oadie
StraoUt
Samuels
Mery
Social Items From A Recent Gathering Include Many Friends
Meio and Vrs Frank Ells hosted a surprise event with several guests assembling at a dining table for a repast. Attendees included Mr and Mrs exth, Mr and Mrs Mito bergan, Mr and Mrs Joseph Thompson, Mrs Clark Howell, Wr and Mrs Lo H Bek, Mr and Mrs £ C Biters, Mrs DB ¢ Bacon, Miss date Taxin, Wise Toma Dooly, Wr Willis Eygan, Dr Wills Westmoreland, Tho Hubbard, Alss Bulle Wills, Mrs Wood Thays, Mrs Ashton at Ty Bowerr, and friends from Atlanta and Macon.
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Meio
Frank Ells
Teileloig
Ad Urs Exth
Mitobergan
Joseph Thompson
Ad Wires Clark Howell Wr
Lo H Bek
Wise Toma Dooly
Willis Eygan
Wills Westmoreland
Fowke
Hubbard Alss Bulle Wills
San Antonio
Wood Thays
Chelnnati
Ashton
Ty Bowerr
John Alto Harts
Maem
Social Notes Parade in the City Winter Guests and Visits
Local society column details winter visitors and hosts including Mrs Rankin, Mrs Sidney Joseph Winter, Mrs J Liseman, Miss Batle Degg, Mr and Mrs Junius Smith, Mrs Charles Leon tg, Mrs Gree Winship, Miss Batte Degg leaving for Thomasville, Ga, and numerous calls and small gatherings around town with teas, luncheons, and card parties noted at residences on Spring Street and in nearby neighborhoods.
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Rankin
Charles Leon Tg
Gree Winship
Macon
John Pone de Leon Gill
South
Gioinla
City
North
Caroling
Army law opposed in suit over army rank changes
The War Department filed an answer in Washington stating Lt Edwards claims rank changes under the Regular Army Regulation Act are invalid. The defense argues a different interpretation of the act, denies rank reduction and asserts no promotion delay occurred. It says courts cannot alter War Department records or Army registers. the Secretary of War is vested with the act’s execution.
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Washington
Edwards Washington
War Department
District Supreme Cent
Frank Edwards Leutenant
Uidderys L$ A
Lidwards
Army
Secretary of War
Protest call on February 4 for Jim Crow car law
Wegroes of Missouri call for a mass Negro meeting in St Louis February 4 to protest a bill requiring segregation on rail cars. Negroes from across the state urged to assemble at Jefferson City February 6 and appear before the house committee handling the measure.
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Wegroes
Missour
St Louis
Missouri
Jefferson City
House
Doctoring the Calendar and the Perils of Time Reform
A discussion of calendar reform from London Answers detailing Pope Gregory XIII and the shifting of dates. It covers the leap year rule, the 1582 reform, England’s adoption in 1752, and perpetual calendars, with references to Caesar, Thackeray, and Lamond and noting the drift of dates in old versus new styles.
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London
Gregory XIII
Gregor
Torius Caesar
Leuney
Java
England
Thackeray
Grape Nuts praised by Boston lawyer for health gains
A Boston lawyer credits Grape Nuts with curing indigestion and heart distress after months of poor eating. He cites rapid relief, weight gain, and restored vigor, noting another case of nervousness easing after dietary improvement.
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Ff DL Saunders
Boston
Tam
Calendar quirks and old style dating through history
A fragmented discussion traces calendar changes from Roman reforms to modern styles, noting dates, weekdays, and interwoven claims about May 20 and February 8 across centuries. It cites Cecil, Salisbury, Mary Queen of Scots, and Moham medic lunar year shifts, highlighting recurring weekday patterns and calendar reform debates.
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Dictionary of National
Cecil Earl of Salisbury
Mary Queen of
Béots
France
Naneteen
Roman Empire
China
Julius Laevar
Sostgenes
Hatters Alleged Lunacy and The Dentist’s Tale
Andrew Lang discusses the phrase hatters are lunatic as a popular saying and explores its origins. He travels through social circles noting dentists and their truthfulness while reflecting on the proverb’s ironic use and the language of derangement in common speech.
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Andrew Lang
Asmand
India
Teach Au Chu
A Humble Riff on Professions and a Hidden Hat Problem
The writer muses on belief and healing across trades from dentists to hairdressers and shoemakers. He recalls a Burns dinner exchange with a butcher and critiques clergy, crafts, and the headgear market, proposing a provisional hypothesis about why hats fail to satisfy central needs.
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Bas
Bibi
The Hat and Hum of Regency Style and Satire
A裁 fragmented critique rails at a historical hat, laments its ugliness, uniformity, and discomfort across weathers. It contrasts older grand headwear with the crownless modern, referencing Regent Vorten and Charles, noting tall cylinders, silk bands, and a golden brooch, all amid weather and vanity satire.
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Swinburne
Vorten
Charles
Charis
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Henry Taant
Joseph Whiam Mittin Mearyern
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Girls’ High School
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Fred Lewis
New Orleans
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Nashville
Tie Je Boyntan
Dhyme Rhyme Club
Mamie Dougher
Mary du Bignan
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South Georgia
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Moon
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Whitehall Street
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