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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1901
Page
3
An article by Margaret Sangster emphasizes expanding vocabulary through reading, eloquent speech, and exposure to educated conversation. It notes women at Atlanta clubs pursuing language enrichment, with examples of social gatherings and educational efforts shaping better expression.
The column lists numerous Atlanta residents and visitors, noting Leona Clarkson and Dorothy Whitcomb sailing for Europe to study music in Berlin for two years, plus a Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary meeting and social events at the Georgia Club. It mentions debutantes, family visits, and residents’ plans for July to September, with many names and towns across the region.
A list of residents and visitors including Colonel W H L Nelson of Loutaville Indiana, Mrs. and Misses Lochrane, Miss Morrison, Mr. Eddie C., Mrs. Edmund McCandless, Mrs. Jane Hi, Colonel and Mrs. Roberta Escainet from Griffin, and many others planning summer visits to Narcoochee Valley Riverside Rome Atlanta and nearby areas. Summers feature visits to Brooklyn Sewanee West Point and Chicago with expositions and horse shows.
Various Atlanta residents are listed in a stream of social notes. Residents and visitors such as Mrs Hugh Hagin, Mr Bagneer Marsh, Mr Charles Qubtlenon, Mrs Wm Byck, Miss Annie Fouter of Augusta, and others plan trips to New York, Europe, and Canada. Several families announce returns home from Jacksonville, Lithia, Macon, and Maine, while gatherings include box parties for Miss Idna Byrd and engagements for Mrs J Ke na Joan.
A rattling good Lyceum vaudeville show in Atlanta earns high praise for Sansone and Deleila as top novelty equilibrists. The act features daring juggling of lamps, wheels, and chairs, with a bold finale by Zeda and a strong headlining turn by Bert Coote & Co. Despite one weak link and some low comedic turns, the program remains entertaining from start to finish.
Dr. L. W. Butler claims to cure fistula in one treatment after twelve years of suffering without knives or drugs. R. Davis, proprietor, endorses the cure and urges others with fistula to seek the treatment at Bell Phone 454.
Eight year old Howard Jones, son of Mr and Mrs W R Jones, disappeared last Friday from Marietta street. He was located at a relative's home several miles from the city near the river electric line. He had ridden a river car to the place and returned home by noon after informing his parents of the visit. The parents were greatly relieved at his safe return.
A fragmented notice reads like a wanted match for an author named Manik or Paul. It mentions a present day bagels and a writer rediator with a street reference to Marietta Street. The legible parts hint at a local notice or advertisement with unclear names.
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