Luncheon Party and Society Notices From Fort Valley
Fort Valley social pages report Mrs. Louis L. Brown entertaining in honor of Mr Frances H. Drake of Atlanta and Mrs Charlies Baldwin Martin of Fort Valley with yellow roses and gold leaf place cards. Miss Laura Bridwell to entertain Miss Emma Len Gibbs, bride elect Lovick R Fowler to marry on the 18th. Woman International Union Label League to meet July 18 at the Karston home. Mrs B R Clarke hosts a pink and white hydrangea party with prizes and a 35-guest count. Jones Browne wedding at Rockford Alabama featuring Cedartown attendees, Birmingham transit, and a green and white church decor. Miss Vesta L Jones to marry Frank Norris Browne with a large blended bridal party.
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Faust Spaghetti Promises Great Value for Households
Faust Spaghetti 8, made from American durum wheat by Americans in a clean factory, is sold by Maull Bros. in St Louis. The product is dust dirt and damp proof sealed to keep it clean and wholesome until purchase, offering savings on food bills and family meals.
Social Notes and Engagements Highlight Atlanta Season
A flood of society updates from Atlanta headlines engagements weddings and travels. Details include Allison Badger and Alston Morrison announcing a October wedding and Mary Lenora Sasnett's engagement to Rev. Joseph Randolph Sasnett of Atlanta. Various parties at East Lake Wrightsville Beach Tate Spring and Cumberland Island mark a bustling social calendar with hosted bridge dinners theatre outings and guest visits from Chase City Va Rome Ga and Philadelphia.
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Chase City
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John Mathews
Douglas, Ga
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J. R. Pottleto
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Paris
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Mary Morria
Tate Spring
New Crematory Plan Approved for Atlanta Garbage Plant
The Atlanta council approved a finance committee report to amend the contract for a new crematory. New York Destructor will own the plant until paid, city to operate it. Cost totals 978000 with annual installments, smokeless, laborless, disposing 250000 tons daily at 26 dollars a day. Lr W L Gilbert and health board members praised efforts.
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City to Plant Gold Fish to Fight Mosquitoes
Newark New Jersey July 15 four thousand dollars worth of gold fish are to be planted in swamps pools and canal basins to kill mosquitoes. Gold fish survive in stagnant water and feed on larvae. In muddy water they appear dark and turn gold in clear water.
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The Real Truth and a Fragment of a Questionable Headline
A garbled OCR fragment mentions truth and a lone question about saving or wealth, with unclear subjects. The text lacks complete names, dates, places, or events to anchor a coherent news item.
Milady's Toilet Table By Mme D Mille
An advertisement describing beauty remedies using delatone for hair removal pyroxia for lash growth and bold eyebrow shaping a magnesium mixture for skin protection a dry shampoo with orris root thorox and other preparations claiming quick results without mess or staining
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Peach Season Nears End in Middle Georgia
Macon Georgia July 15 Special says peach season in middle Georgia ends this week with over 4000 cars expected in shipments. Central of Georgia handled 3100 cars, others 350. north Georgia shipments to begin next week with about 800 cars. Fruit is so ripe growers pay pickers, some trees kept by hiring teams to haul fruit away. Macon residents drive to peach belt with cars loaded. Exodus of pickers and packers begins as two coaches carry fifty Macon men to Arkansas orchards for three weeks, then possibly to New Mexico or Michigan orchards or Kansas wheat fields.
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Taft Hall Chamber Dinner Promises Strong Attendance Discussion
The Taft hall chamber of commerce dinner on Thursday features an open forum with over three hundred expected attendees. Secretary Walter G. Cooper presents slides of Toronto and Dallas expositions and models for a proposed Lakewood fair to illustrate future plans. Reports will cover remodeling the Y M C A building for a permanent chamber home and establishing a municipal research bureau.
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Engineers Quit Strike Orders Hit South Georgia Rail
Quitman Ga July 15 Special A strike of engineers on the South Georgia and West Coast railway is ordered to take effect tonight at midnight. R A Burgess of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers urged action after failed overtime pay demands. AO, L, and ALL and G, 3S. and F. lines were notified to avoid shipments from the road. The local railway said it would contest the strike and try to man trains as usual.
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Copper salts barred in greening food proposed by Wilson
Washington notes Secretary Wilson argued that copper salts used to green canned peas and beans may conceal inferiority and pose health risks. The Remsen board, after three years of study, urged prohibition starting January 1, deeming copper salts injurious. Freshened vegetables with copper will be considered adulterated under the pure food law.
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Wilson
Remsen Board
A Suffrage Suggestion in The Washington Post
A provocative clipping proposes a radical route to suffrage by granting the ballot to the wife in households where the husband fails to register and vote. The remark targets male apathy, flipping the burden of civic action onto wives. The tone mirrors early 20th century newspaper satire.
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Girlish Complexion Now Easily Acquired
Ohio reporter describes a new cosmetic using mercorized wax as a night facial treatment replacing creams and steaming. The piece touts a natural look from gradual peeling of surface skin and mentions a wrinkle-eraser face bath recipe with a powdered coal tar and solvent mix. Julia Orff in The Club woman.
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