Mr McCall Hosts Week Long House Party For School Girls
Montclair society gathers at the summer home of Grandfather on Williams Mile road to honor the McCall family. A large group of girls and their escorts, including Cynthia Filla, Mary Stewart, and Catherine Reynolds, assemble for a week of dances, dinners, and formal entertainments featuring a major garden party and a grand dance in the home. The event includes guests from Birmingham and other locales, with numerous social fixtures and a focus on fashion and formal hosting. The house party is hosted by Howard H Motall JF and aimed at showcasing a refined social week with prominent attendees and planned entertainment throughout.
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Mr. McCall
Bchool
Howard H Motall
Capan
Williams Mile Road
Milas
Cynthia Filla
Griffin Missea
C . Ntr
Medalow
George
Mary Tosart
Frank
Social items from Austell and Atlanta social season
A long, fragmented page lists social visits and gatherings across Austell and Atlanta. Mentions McClain family, Wollam, Tidwell, Nelson, Keefe, Boehrm, Brin, Wimbish, and many other local residents hosting and attending teas, dinners, and entertainments. Military maneuvers and rail-tour visitors noted as backdrop to summer social life.
Fourth of July Cakes Sale at Whitehall Street
A local Fourth of July celebration features a cake sale at 78 Whitehall Street next to the Holland theater in the Atlantean League home market. The event includes a civic tribute to a visiting American minister and a concert at the Kursaal in Lucerne.
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Atlante Tr
Whitehall Street
Holland Theat
Lucerne
Atlanta Woman Honored by Library Association
Mrs For ast Snead, principal of the single Titrary school of Atlantas, was elected to the executive board of the American Library Association in Ottawa. She will serve a five year term alongside Katherine Maoten Uthartsn and other Carnegie Library School graduates from Atlanta, marking notable recognition of her intellect and leadership.
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Jamal
South
Nventh
Carnegie Library School of Atlant
Snead
High Diamond Demand Persists Amid High Living Costs
New York Tul reports that despite elevated living costs public interest in diamonds and other precious stones remains strong. Imports during the year ending June 30 totalled 34.59 million dollars in rough and unsorted stones, with value influenced by rough entry rates and cutting activity. The year shows only a small official price balance, amid indirect gains in the diamond trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Art of
Dimond
Wadley Finances Cotton Trade Crux in Farm Markets
A fragmented report outlines Wadley’s plan to finance cotton and support farmers through market actions. It notes price points, production incentives, and potential impacts on the Westington area, with witnesses and local merchants weighing the policy’s effect on yields and income.
Girl of Fifteen Completes Hudson Swim at Yonkers
A fifteen year old girl swam the Hudson at Yonkers, highlighted as a challenging feat for any swimmer. The event marks a remarkable achievement, with observers noting the skill required and the competitive context. The article mentions a prize or recognition of about $4500 linked to the accomplishment.
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Hudson
Yonkers
Auto Runs Away in City Crash injures Mrs Hatcher
Mrs Lottie Hatcher, while driving a car in the business district, was knocked down when a machine dash struck her vehicle, causing a nose and rib injuries and other hurts. The machine stopped after hitting an iron post. Mrs Estes fainted but recovered. she was not injured.
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Camdas Ge
Loue Cial
Dronie Aitombil
Alons
Lottie Hatcher
Betes
Iquries
Estes
State Restes in Thaw Hearing
The Thaw murder hearing proceeds with alienists testifying on James Thaw's sanity. State rests after doctors debate delusions tied to real events and possible asylum commitment. The hearing adjourns to Monday as more witnesses are planned.
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Sion
Obtein
Harry WK Toifi
Matteawan
Carlos BF
Ing
Tse
Lisa
Crassey
Arminith N Rydaren
J Shearn
Phioushoeut
Ingusitis
Theover Wostanford Whitt
Improved Parlor Car Service Via Central of Georgia Railway
Improved parlor car service via Central of Georgia Railway announced for travel between Chicago and Atlanta with a new schedule. Daily departures from Atlanta at 5 16 p.m. and arrivals around 7 10 p.m. Train No 2 available for hire, passenger agent in Atlanta GA reports.
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Central OF Georgia Railway
Ciiago
Tlintia
Maron
Carolina Bankers Hold Annual Meeting in Charleston
Charleston July 5 With mass delegates present the annual convention of the South Carolina Bankers Association opened today at the Isles Palms. Addresses by Alfred Mivell and George Allen of New York and other prominent bankers are among the features. President Wilson Haives of Burlington read his annual report and reviewed today. PS. mayor Andersen also entered his report.
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Charleston
South Carolina Bankers Association
Wis
Inles Palms
Alfred Mivell
George Allen
New York
Wilsou Ts Haives
Burleston
PS. Retar
Holemain
J Andersen
Annual Encampment Travel Of South Carolina Guard
Third regiment of infantry national guard of South Carolina departs Charleston for Aniston Alabama to attend the annual encampment prescibed by the war department. The Charteston battalion, Sumter Guards, and Washington Light Infantry travel in a special train with a cooks coach for prompt meals. Colonel Jules E Cogswell commands the regiment.
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Chartesoy
Wu Fulvo
Third Regiment
Infantry National Guard of
South Carolina
Anniston
War Department
Charteston
Jules E Cogswell
Charleston
Sumter Guards
Washington Light Infantry
La Follette calls Roosevelt to publish expenses
La Follette demands Roosevelt disclose his campaign expenses or explain why he resists full public accounting. He cites big money in politics and asks why Roosevelt has not yet made a full accounting of campaign funds, contrasting Roosevelt with Roosevelt's progressive stance and public accounting.
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LaCrosse
Wis
United States
la Follette
Roosevelt
Ohio
Thease
Theodore Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Mike Perkins
Hanna
Bishop Kilgo to Speak at Sunday Services
Bishop John C Kilgo of the We ky late Episcopal church south will address PowortheLaguers in conventim lere the west Sunias at St Joris church He will deliver the annual sermon at 11 o clock in the mov ing and again at night Other speakers include Dr Fat Cook Dr Jenkins and athe:s.
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John Hugo
We Ky
A Chance Shot and a Question of Conversation Quality
An odd fragment suggests a dialogue about chance, manners, and debate over wording. It hints at humor and a puzzled speaker assessing a companion’s phrasing. The piece reads like a light editorial or a stray page note.
Suffrage Elimination Sparks Federation Session Debate
In San Francisco and July, the National Federation session of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs blocked further suffrage discussion, ruling motions out of order. The chair urged education over activism, while members argued for women’s access to ballot-powered policy influence.
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Percy V Pennyhacker
General Federation of Women's Clubs
San Francisco
Mrs V
Pennybackers
Austin
Texas
General Federation of Women ' Clubs
Philip N Moore
St Louiis
Tavk
Washburn
Washington
Mars Leaerett
Leigue
Frederick Nathan
New York
National Consonings League
Julie Anthrop
Borax Production in the United States 1910 Output
The United States produced 4497 tons of crude borax in 1910, valued at $191,844, with imports totaling $14,199. The borax deposits are extensive and the report underscores the domestic supply prominence amid imports.
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United States
Unite States Geological Survey
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Tenner Sands
Nowran Visa
Caurdner Ind
Mali
Moosem
John Stor
Miss Wattison
de Graffenrerd
Boutbert
Howard
Rarat
New Ark
Ada
Miss Hinton
Switzerland
Henry S Boutell
Louis Lambard
Newark
Trevano Castre
Henry Hadley
Arthur Foote
Brindisi
Brindisi Elegie Et Finale du 2Me Acte Contemplation d Adema
Louis Lombard
Idyil Fey
Edward A MacDowell
Ihuraaal
WH McClain
Oh McClain Jr
Fippe Wollam
Austell Sea
Wimbishia
Duluth
Titian
Frank Tidwell
Cherie Nelson
Lundi
North Carolina
Tri Bet
Ka Darah Heina Keefe
Julian VV Boehm
Leimphter Martin
Lithia Springs
Iretan
Atlanta
Moses
Flizabeth
Fasta Tlath Borin
Hille
Tara Coty
Moses Tathering
Ani
Ruth Ilolgen Bek
Elemphill Avenue
Mimi Brin H Lowers
Dealur
Wurm Cheefe
Len
Ancet
Wolf Holland
Trollus
Holland
Wis Wang
Charles Barnwell
Ralph Tradwell
Tetral Wreka
Wrightsstily
Julia Harriven
Westeras
Valli
Misa
Aft
Pheodrosia Andrews
Mowrie Tarrsh
Ant Wostrom
Amonsa
Thas
Menti
Tranees
Shingirs
Houreanes
Tata Bricken
Thu Wooms
Tivan Bora
Mrowoot
Nina Premies
Nani
Man iMag
Adlin
Mir Gentey
Atahad
Tie
Jonne
Wacon
Rimingham
Conyera
Anthonys
Guffin
William Otis
Whitlam
Columbia
Tania
Pryor Street
Owe Teeni
Josephine Lily Elickey
Marmois
John J Tania
Pinnie May Morris
Thomson Giois
Helen Trullatt
Jackson Street
Will Gullatt
Ruby Hightower
Dublin
Clark Base
Vtlint City
New
Bart Nitzari
Miami
Asia
Lestwik
Aline Tuller
Miss Verge
Jockhsor
Wes Boswell
Adiness
Summer
Roth Nose
Anfantis Bos
Hoouvnue
Fort Moith
Wil Aline
Fieve
Pettus
Library Association
Wadley
Georgia
John Corrigan
Jr Moashington
iThird
Carolina Bankers
Teddy
John C. Kilgo
Panama
Panama Canal
Ken+ tucky
Department of Agriculture
Trotest
Janet
Maull Bros
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