Picnic of Silent Social League at College Park
The deaf-mutes of Atlanta and vicinity held a basket dinner picnic at Spring Grove in College Park with seventy three attendees. Contests featured prize games such as a shoe race won by Crosby Hodgea, a spoon race won by Miss Adamson, and a peanut scramble. Prizes included silk socks, embroidery scissors, a fan, and a scarf pin, with hotly contested tug of war and pie eating segments ending in humor and cheers. The day closed with a Virginia reel, moonlight home trip, and the outing praised as a top event of the year for the Silent Scholar League.
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Atlanta
Spring Grove
College Park
Crosby Hodgea
Miss Adamson
Ducka
Annie Phillips
Q Aide
Percy Ligon
Walter Christian
Mr. Young
East Point
Hoe
McCord
Adamson
Tolks
Tea and musicales honor Mrs Graves at Howard Street
Mrs Woods White hosted a large tea at her Howard Street home to honor Mrs John Temple Graves. The decor featured nasturtiums and asparagus, with frozen punch and elaborate refreshments. Guests included Mrs Graves and a long list of local ladies, with attendants in white gowns and a grand floral display.
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Miss Bousse
Lina Boussi
D. T. Phillips
West End
Grist
E. D. Wood
Hodgson
Misa Weller
Paul Penshoo
David Silverman
Ma Alofan
John Temple Graves
Mrs. Woods White
Howard Street
Mr. Graves
Thomas Crenshaw
Luxyoury Mattress Ad Promises Quality and Refund Policy
An Atlanta advertisement touts Lux-youry mattresses with high grade cotton felt and ticking, offering an insurance policy and moneyback guarantee if the product fails to match representations. The copy urges buyers to request their policy and return if not as represented.
Worth Knowing flavoring extracts advertise travel deal
An old ad notes Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla as perfect flavoring extracts and promotes a Seaboard travel offer to Wrightsville Beach and return for five dollars. It highlights special sleeper and vestibule coaches for July 20 with reservations via phone 1100 at 88 Peachtree.
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Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Peachtree
A Comfortable Nightgown Pattern Description
A pattern for a comfortable nightgown features a kimono style yoke and sleeves cut together, with a front curve to reduce shoulder fullness. Made from thin cambric or nainsook, trimmed with lace, available in three bust sizes 36, 99, and 40. Size 36 requires 4 1/2 yards of 38 inch material, pattern price 10 cents.
Actress body found floating in water at Biloxi pier
Mobile, July. Mrs Charles Kuehle wife of Charles Kuehle of Williams Kuehle Co drowned this morning at 10 oclock while bathing off the Biloxi pier. Her husband, fishing on the pier, saw the body and jumped in. He brought it ashore and physicians attempted resuscitation but failed. She was well known in theatrical circles nationwide.
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Mobile
Ala
Charles Kuehle
Williams, Kuehle & Co
Bifoxi, Mise
United States
Colonel Eshelman Dead in Narragansett Pier
Colonel Benjamin pe Eshelman died today at Narragansett Pier after summering in New England. He commanded the Washington artillery during the Civil War and was a leading Louisiana citizen for forty years. Local Option Law Upheld by Colorado Supreme Court. ruling supports validity of the law and local ward voting distinctions despite precinct outcomes.
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Eshelman
New Orleans
Benjamin Pe Eshelman
Narragansett Pier
Talegre
Mahelman
Washington Artillery
Louisiana
New England
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Birds Destroyed by Gulf Floods Hit 100000 Mark
New Orleans reports that over 100000 birds breeding on Gulf of Mexico islands were killed by heavy seas and winds from last week. Frank M. Miller, president of the Louisiana Game Commission, announced the revised estimate after returning from Gulf islands inspections.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Frank M. Miller
Louisiana Game Commission
Miller
Gulf
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Picnic OF Silent Social League
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Phillips
Bousse
Mis
Hugh Jinman
Emma Tuller
Misa McArthur
Miss Bitterman
Mies Sarah Wells
Woodward
Mies Woodward
J. J. Donnelly
Frank Cox
William Barker
Wood
Done- Hoo
Silverman
W. L. Champion
Bridge
Seagle
Valdosta
T. A. Murray, Jr
Champion
Boulevard Bridge Club
Huson
Winaifred Huson
Covington
the Lyric
Lovelace Fitzpatrick
Robert Worrell Fitzpatrick
Iva Tovelace
W. 8. Anderson
Little Street
B. Ledbetter
Domino Circle
A. W. Martin
A. L. Norris
Norris
Grace Baker
Baptist Woman's Union
Capitol View
Stewart Avenue
Him Street
Army
Fort McPherson
Old South
Louise A. Williams
Augusta
Georgia
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Army ‘Post
Mra. van Oredale
Mra. Terrett
Mra. Chynoweth
Mra. McCoy
Hobbs
Huguett
Logan
Atkinson
Dervey
Lux-You
Chaser
Seventeenth Infantry Band
Uncle
John K. Ottley
Kappa Delta
Phi Mu Gamma
Olney
Wrightsville
Tarrymore
F. J. Cooledge
M. FP. Coolledge
Columbia
Mivira Wright
Lucy Harrison
Gav. W. Harrison
J. W. Morrow, Jr
J. W. Morrow
W. L. Meader
G. H. Napher
Fayetteville
N.C
Bryson
South Carolina
Charlotte
Violet Alexander
N. C
HW. W. Nash
Greensboro
J. F. Thompson
Mildred Noble
Anniston
Crowan Cottage
James Prince
Nancy Prince
Jack Prince
I’almetto
O'Donnelly
Merritts Avenue
Cornelius Wason
Bessie Walton
Madison
Hart -Sthiey
Union Fount
Seattle
T. A. Murray
Val@osta
W. F. Dykes
Clarence Hourtoh
Edwin Stewart
Forest Kibler
Eugene
Tybee Island
Miss Mildred
Master Tom Kibler
Thomas Lochridge
Hast End
Carolina Steinheimer
Warm Springs
Misa Steinheimer
New York
W. H. Harrison
Lexington, Ky
Miag
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Margaret
Ward Candia
Bet
New Yorke
Mer
Mra
A. D. Cinaier
Agewood Avenue
M. L
Candler
York
Slater
Gores
Purvia
North Sackeon
Misa Olive Duninan
Boston
Mans
Teter
Mian
Bessie Daunican
West
Epa
Julia Martin
Wast
Sarah Martin
Lillie Feweave
McAlpin Thornton
Josephine
Hartwell
Tuesaday
San Antonio
Texas
W. D. Roberts
St. Charles Avenue
W. L. Taylor
Kingatree
E. Price
Richardson
W. J. Church
Tallulah Falla
Clarksville
M. F. Overbey
Little Marie Overbey
Pensacola
Fis
Brneat Bell
Fannie A. Clarkson
Cumberland Island
Brunawick A
McCall
Cumberlan
Susie Hayes
West Point
W. 3. Duncan
Capitol Avenue
Miss Hayes
Clayton
Eliza Candler
Sarah Graves
Misses Brand
Mary Heyward
Timington
Corinne Barfield
Hooper Alexander
Memphis
Manning Goldsmith
North Side Trail Club
Marie Ridley
Drury Powers
North Georgia
Harry 8
Parry
North Carolina
John Donaldson
Tumberland
Eva Powera
Geraldine Hood
Commerce
W. C. Stacey
Dauughter
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Weat End
McW. Milner
Anderson
3. C
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Druggists’ Association
Ed Collins
Winnie Perry
Erma Mason
Francis Ansley
Mrs
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McWhorter Milner
East Lake
Durham
Woodville
M. T. Pratt
Frederick W. Hart
A. S Clay
Clay
Thomas Northen
Getelnger
M. A. Beojamig
Marlon
Robert Meador
Ferris
East North Avenue
Susla Hayes
West_Point
Duncan
Capital Avenue
Indian Springs
A. W. Hirk
W. S McNeat
J. D. Atkinson
M. Stewart
Lawrence Harris
T. K. Bond
A A. Smithwick
P. McBurney
Automobile Club
J. D. Robinson
Harry English
J. W., Cruft
Janlay McDonald
Montezuma
Willie Mae Albert
Virginia College
Misa Huson
North Jackson Street
Misa Winnifred Huson
Fiona Huson
Birmingham
Maud
Luelle Daniel
Colo. Ees
Lula Kemp Walters
R. H. McDougal
Julian Bayn
J. W. Sumter
Jack Hirsch
Mr. Loveman
Mrs. A. Wiel
Edwin
Savannah
City
Mrs. Wiel
Joseph Hirsch
Mrs. Ellsee Wiel
Emma May Lewin
Lookout , Mountain
Kate Harlow
Athens
Maud Daniel
Weatnd
Rose Edwards
Pat
Earth
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Reily-Taylor Co
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall Street
ColeBook Co
Bauer Grocery CO
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Main
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