Misses Lila and Ruth Glover Host Pleasant Card Party
Misses Lila and Ruth Glover were guests of honor at a refined afternoon card party hosted by Mrs J C Hunter. Progressive euchre, al fresco decor, and floral touches set a delicate scene, with prizes including a pearl set pin, a French etching, and a fine engraving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila
Ruth Glover
J. C. Hunter
Hunter
Mias
Martha Glover
Lila Glover
Don A. Pardee
A. W. Hill
Harrie Fumade
Joseph Thompson
Ruth Hallman
Misa MacMillion
Harrison Wilson engagement announced in Talladega
Miss Linda Louies Harrison of Talladega Alabama and Mr J Harwell Wilson of Lincoln Alabama announce their mid summer wedding plans for August 12 at 5 pm in the Methodist church at Talladega. Harrison has taught elocution seven years at LaGrange Female College and Wilson is a prominent young Alabama businessman. Concert at Driving Club schedule lists ensemble pieces and performers for Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Louies Harrison
Talladega
Ala
J. Harwell Wilson
Lincoln
Harrison
LaGrange Female College
Wilson
Social card party honors Miss Williams guest Miss Emma Williams
A cheerful morning gathering among the younger set featured Miss Nina Gentry hosting a card party in honor of her guest Miss Emma Williams of Portsmouth Va. The New York publication game ended with prizes: Chimaty picture to Miss Boirne Phinizy Athens. white pearl to Miss Annie B Phinizy. gauze fan consolation drawn by Miss McGowan Phelan. Both honorees wore white satin gowns. A luncheon followed at 1 o'clock with multiple invited guests listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Gentry
Emma Willans
Portsmouth
New York
Boirne Phinizy
Athens
Annie B. Phinizy
McGowan Phelan
Gentry
Whlams
Ethel Gay
Marion Peel
Boling Phinlay
Annie B. Phiniay
Helen Day
Catharine Gholstin
Alberta Rankin
Margueritte Hemphill
Mary Brent Smith
Milas Sable Hull
Edna Amos
Marie Angier
Harriett Angier
Mary Peas Tupper
Carolyn Perdue
Mary Lou Berkeley
Frances Gray
Sallie Cobb Johnson
Julia Meador
Elsse Dargan
Marguerite Ladson
Ida Hightower
Hattle West
Bbsie Moore
Martha Woodward
Bosale Woodward
Ella B., Rushton
Allee Mae Rushton
Allme' Patterson
Josie Lee Williford
Marie Ponlaud
Olive Latimer
Edna McCandless
Cora Wynne
Louie Johnson
Kate Waldo
Norma Wright
Miraculous recovery linked to Grape Nuts feeding
A mother recounts her paralyzed and mute son's dramatic improvement after two weeks on the food Grape Nuts. Despite years of convulsions and failed treatments by many doctors, he began speaking within two weeks and fully recovered in six weeks, according to the Postum Co. Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apd
Sry
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Local Social Notes and Obituary Mentions
Mrs Daniel Boone plans a Tallulah Falls and Lithia Springs visit before returning to south Georgia. Hollis is the guest of friends in Point. Mrs John Clark and Miss Roline Clark are in Madison. Mrs Herbert Brown hosts an tea next week for Misses Trigg of Chattanooga. Mrs Beaumont Davison entertained at lunch for Milas Mattie Rua. Friends mourn Mrs Virgil O Harden’s sister Mrs Tatura of Eatonton. Harden attends the funeral. Burnett’s Vanilla Extract praised for purity as a signature product.
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Mise Ketherins Lambert
Mian May McGinfry
Tybee
Rose
Boules ‘Dibble
Hendersonville
Em Belle Stephens
Washington, Ga
Lee M. Quattlebaum
Sherritt, Ark
Surgiea! Institute
Andrew
Emmiée Carter Divine
Misa Outa Orme
Mise Marion Lane
Macon
Sis
Daniel Boone
Tallulah Falls
Lithia
South Georpres
Mien Mamig Lamar
Hollis
Iron Point
Irs
John
Clark
Misa Roline Clark
Madison
Herbert Brown
Trigg
Chattanooga
Beaumont Davison
Milas
Mattie Rua
Virgil O. Harden
Mrs. Tatura
Eatonton
Harden
Ministers blamed for failing to return marriage licenses in court notes
In a court column, W J Stallings urges ministers to sign and return marriage licenses to keep proper records. The section also lists a charter petition for the Atlanta Beaumont Oil Company by Steiner Maddox Beck, and damages suit by M Friedman against Joseph Spellerger. Property transfers filed include multiple deeds and loans in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta- Beaumont -Oil Company
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
Albert Steiner
Joseph E. Maddox
J. Frank Beck
Atlanta
M. Freidman
Bishop & Ripley
Joseph Spellerger
Better Than Spanking for Bed Wetting
An unsigned ad promotes a home treatment by Mrs. M. Bummers of Notre Dame Indiana as a constitutional approach to bed wetting in children. She offers to mail the method free to any mother and urges readers not to blame the child while noting spanking is ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bummers
Notre Dame
Ind
Eastman’s Famous Kodaks now on sale with accessories
An immense line just received includes films and all accessories. Free booklet information on application. A. K. Hawkes, 14 Whitehall, on the viaduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Kodaks
A. K. Hawkes
Whitehall
Editors to Meet Mayor on Atlanta Exhibit Plans
Editors Clark Howell John Temple Graves and James R Gray were asked to meet Mayor Howell in his office next Monday to advise on preliminary steps for securing an Atlanta municipal exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase exposition. A main citizens meeting may follow to act on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Atlanta
St. Louis
Howell
Clark Howell
The
Constitution
John Temple Graves
the News
James R. Gray
Journal
Inbin
Two Casino matinees and closing vaudeville tonight
The Gaeino presents two casino performances today one matinee at 25 oclock and the closing show of the week tonight at as oclock The bill features Lala Cotton who blindfolds and identifies items from a distance The Cottons have drawn much talk and next week's Ponce de Leon vaudeville bill promises more features including Al Renos bull terriers LaDelle trio Hoen and Scott Swift and Barton Sey more and Hi and Mozleys Lemon Hot Drops marketed for coughs and colds at 25 cents a bottle.
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Gaeino
Ponce ‘de Leon
Lala
Ponce de Leon Cansino
al Reno
LaDelle
Hoen
Scott
Swift
Barton
Seymore
Sixteenth Infantry to Send Companies to Southern Encampments
Troops from Fort McPherson will deploy to Millie and Anderson South Carolina under Colonel Price. Governor Alcott has requested two more companies to North Carolina. specifics to be decided. A regimental dress parade drew many visitors. Company I at Rome demonstrated regular-army drills. band concert featured March selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
South Carolina
North Carolina
Price
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Fort McPherson
Johnson
Millie
W. C. Bennett
Anderson
S. C
Alcock
Tne
Captain George
Rome
Georgia
Kieln
Brill
Suppe
Kerker
Delibes
Laurendeau
Virginia Mountain Resorts Excursions On Sale
Virginia mountain resorts along the Norfolk and Western line are famed for scenery climate and curative waters. Excursion tickets now on sale with information provided by Warren L. Rohe Western Passenger Agent and W. B. Bevitt General Passenger Agent Roanoke Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Norfolk and Western Railway
Warren L. Rohe
Western
W. B. Bevitt
Roanoke
Cedars of Lebanon Grow Royal Blood in Ancient Grove
The article notes only a few cedars remain on Lebanon slopes, protected by a wall. It describes their size, spread, and vitality, with some trunks over 40 feet in circumference, and branches covering vast circles. Experts suggest some trees may exceed a thousand years in age.
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Scribner
Lebanon
Hadrian
Grove
Insatance
Hiram
Temple
Jerusalem
Feeding Young Alligators In Captivity A Monthly Preference
A Washington Post report notes keeping a young alligator satisfied is less about meal frequency and more about appealing, movable food and comfortable confinement. A live beet part, stringed movement, sand and sunlit box encourage feeding behavior, with care emphasizing a simple box setup for comfort and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Willingham son conquers Mount Washington via Tuckerman Ravine
In a letter from Calder B. Willingham of Macon Ga the proud father praises Cadet R F Willingham and his companion Mr Myers for a Mount Washington ascent by the Tuckerman Ravine route. The climb took about eleven hours total with six hours forty five minutes of walking, ending worn but triumphant at the summit despite near freezing air and 99 degree contrition. The account notes a difficult air line ascent, near perpendicular sections, and the guards against slips that could send climbers down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wilkes
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Calder B. Willingham
R. F. Willingham
Mount Washington
Tuckerman Ravine
Willingham
Peter Willingham
Switzerland
Mr. Myers
Boston
Mr. Willingham
Iron Mountain House
Bor
Wingham
Rosas Unees
King and Queen in Dublin visit multiple institutions
King Edward and Queen Alexandra toured public institutions in Dublin on a perfect weather day. The monarchs met Lord Iveagh and Lord Ardilaun at dwellings for workers, spoke with residents, then visited St Patrick Cathedral for an address, dined at the castle, and watched a drill exhibition by the Irish constabulary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Lord Iveagh
Cecil Guinness
Lord Ardilaum
Arthur Guinness
Wyndham
St. Patrick
Irish Constabulary
Lightning Sets Negro Cottage Ablaze in Anniston Storm
A hard rain struck Anniston between 4 and 6 PM. A negro cottage was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. No other damage was reported.
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Anniston
Ala
Her Last Breath. Glasgow Evening Times
An old lady on a railway journey, seated with an India rubber cushion, experiences a cushion explosion in heat. A commercial traveler dismisses repair costs, while the joke recalls a past incident where a relative nearly died, saying the bag’s blast almost took her last breath.
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Glasgow
E& Commercial
Jean
Newspaper Man in Training Failing to Find Missing Artisan
A city newspaper proprietor brings his young son to a New York Evening paper to begin his staff apprenticeship. The hopeful recruit is dispatched to a New Jersey town to locate a missing artisan, but the day passes with no word from his assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
New York Evening
Poat
Jesse Lynch Willlama
Younge
New York
Pnce
Col- Teac
New Jersey
The South’s Burden and Emigration Claims in Debate
A New York Sun excerpt discusses Richard H Edmonds of Baltimore addressing Alabama Polytechnic Institute on the white man’s burden. He argues slave heritage left a costly drain of white talent via emigration and war, leaving the South with limited foreign-born population yet strong Southern achievement in law medicine and church, supporting continued regional development and intellectual vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Richard H. Edmounds
Baltimore
Mr. Edmonds
South
United States
Old Southern Confederacy
Texas
Georgia
Mississippi
Northarolina
South Carolina
New York
Union
New England
Edmonds
Tea and Coffee Drinkers Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Advert reads that Horsford's Acid Phosphate calms nervousness and indigestion from excessive tea coffee or alcohol use. Claims it activates the stomach and promotes health, urging readers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
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Misses Glover
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Elise Landrum
Misa Busle
May Pope
Marie Gotple
Mildred Noble
Leontine Day
Harriet Ellis
Gene Carson
Florine Watts
Nina May Henderson
Grace Callaway
Helenley
Annie Thomas
Misa Neilbarrig
McMiNan
Clauce Patterson
Hesale Pope
Harrie Stockdell
Rushie Ray
Henry E. Williamson
Idlewild
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Theodora Morgan
North
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Addie Hook
Arkansas
Nye
Miss Hook
Harrison- Wilson
Driving Club
Piedmont
Francezka
Anena
Pilsen
Mr. Dooly
Jerome
von Tilzer
Hiawatha
Moraet
Charles T. Wurm
von Tilzer Becker
Seable Adams
Grace Ledbetter
Miss Adams
Walter On
Visanska
Sullivan's Island
Hattie Price
Cartersvile
Walter Taylor
W. P. Hill
Mackinaw, Mich
American Bar Association
T. W. Garrett
Dilver
Greenville
Ulric Atkinson
Atlantic City
Jennie
Cordelia Gray
Tate Springs
H. B. Adams
Charles [. Ryan
R. A. Palmer
M. A. Pheland
Katherine Louise Andeggon
South Orgia
H. M. Rowland
Bt Louie
Loura Viking
Philadelphia
Nell Earnest
Athens, Tenn
W. S. Blanton
College Park
Detroit
Frank
T. J. Ripley
Wrightsville Beach
Hessie Wilson
Willie Mse Bolt
New York City
Niagara Falte
Mr. Dante] Boone
Orweer
Asbaville
N. C
James B. Finch
Quitman
Miss Williams
Lel
Burnett
Burnati
W. J. Stallings
John KR. Wilkinson
Mintatera Area
Alex Dittler
Hamilton Doug Jays
Mary E. Mills
Milledge Avenue
HI Street
Annie Golucke
James L. Mayxon
Stonewall Street
Frank Aker
William Wilkins
Charles Lefkoff
Auburn Avenue
Valentine Street
Germania Savings Bank
Pauline L. Middleton
E. L. Fee
Piedmont Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Peters Land Company
Forrest Adair
Lucile Nolan
Hammond Street
Lawn Street
John May
Ida D. Fraser
Juniper Street
Fifth Street
Bryan M. Grant
C. G. Harris
LD. White
Berne Street
Boulevard
Oliver C. Hammond
John G. Hammond
James L. Miercer
14Th
Fulton County
Willam J. Franklin
Emma Dreyfus
Peachtree Street
Fourth Street
William Glass
Paul Butler
Dr. Lyon
Mozley
the Cedars OF
Young Iliuigatorg
Calder Willingham
Mt. — Washington
King
Bocapalli
Whitehall St
ADAIR
Dair
Denggists
Forgin
Jen Audssta
MARS
Rosa E Monnishmee
Faovmrena
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H Gransee
Leo
Reon
G. Times
Brown & Alien
Gao
Dregein
Farlinger
Wekas
Kalamazoo
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Messina
Augusta
Peachtree
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Orenice Has
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