Social Roundup of Guests and Travelers Across Cities
A sprawling list shows Misa Sappho Thrash hosting Miss Hazel Woon and relatives visiting in Atlanta. Several families travel to Boston Atlantic City and beyond while local hostesses plan matinee theater parties and bridge gatherings. Mary Zachary Lucy Zachary depart for studies at Columbia University. Mr and Mrs Harrison sail from New York aboard the Savannah Ling City of Montgomery. Numerous visitors from Albany Canton Hawkinsville and more are noted with plans in Atlanta and surrounding towns.
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Missel Lucy
Mary Zachary
Savannah
Boston
New York
John M. Harrison
Montgomery
Atlanta
W. Q. Slaughter
East Thirteenth Street
Tate Spring
Olel
Drink Evil and Schoolyard Pride in Young's Magazine
A parody vignette from Young's Magazine contrasts alcohol with virtue as a priest, barber, and father discuss liquor's harms. A boy named Joseph reflects on class pride, arguing he feels fine to be seen with older students, underscoring youthful bravado amid moral firmaments.
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Young's Magazine
Robert Edson
Joseph
Bern
Joe
TRY THIS ECZEMA CURE PROMPT RELIEF AND CURE CERTAIN
Thousands in Texas and the south report permanent relief from eczema using Imperial Eczema Remedy. The liquid, made from wintergreen and other reagents, penetrates to the roots, stops itching, and leaves skin normal. If not in stock, mail order are shipped express prepaid from Imperial Medicine Co. Houston, Texas.
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Texas
South
Wintergreen
Express
Prepa Imperial Medicine Co
Arsenic Club figure sentenced in Brooklyn case
A man linked to the so called Arsenic Club was sentenced in Brooklyn to not more than fifteen years and to less than seven years in the state prison for poisoning horses. Five others face indictments.
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New York
Brooklyn
Toda. Co
Lexing ton Hotel Chicago Offers Gritty Welcome
The Lexing ton Hotel in Chicago aims to attract guests with a rugged, straightforward welcome. It markets a no frills experience focused on practicality and a sturdy, durable atmosphere for travelers seeking value.
Roosevelt Writes to Children from Ex President Letter
The No. 8 B class at School No. HN received a letter from ex President Roosevelt written to their teacher. Anne Wirth led the class in composing individual replies to him expressing happiness at his return home.
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Roosevelt
Bateroon
Ego Biss Anne Wirth
Cyline
Peach canning king well under way Americus
In Americus Georgia three canning plants operate at full capacity with experienced workers from northern factories. The plants provide steady work for over four hundred people and process about forty thousand three pound cans daily, aiming to exceed three million cans for the season.
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Americus
North End
Walter Ballard Optical Co at Peachtree Street
Amber or smoked glasses for the seashore are essential. Get them from us at a small cost. We have good ones, Walter Ballard Optical Co. 75 Peachtree Street, Atlanta.
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Usp
Walter Ballard Optical
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Atlanta Bar Event To Hold July First Barbecue
The Atlanta Bar Association completes plans for an annual barbecue. At noon on July 1 lawyers meet at the courthouse and travel to Woodward Spring by special cars for the event. Judges will be conveyed by auto. No speaking is planned.
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The
Atlant Bar Association
Court House
Woodward
Daily Boston Bound Fare Ad Notes June 26 to July
An old classified line lists a $34.95 fare to Boston and mentions a daily service from June 26 to July. It provides contact via telephone numbers Main 142 and Main 4142 for Southern Railway inquiries.
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Boston
Rea
Southern Railway
Tax receipt details show four million two hundred thirty nine thousand four hundred two dollars
A treasury report records corporation tax receipts totaling 4 239 402 dollars with a specific paid amount of 6239.42 dollars attributed to the corporation tax. The note references Washington Jane and references a 27-A million figure in the context of the day’s receipts.
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Washington, Jane
The
Treasury
The Forsyth Show Promises Laughs and Dazzling Acts
The Forsyth this week features Gordon Pickens Company with a “scream success” sketch What Would You Do The bill opens with Ollie Young and April dazzling quick hooping diabolo jugglery and strong visuals April shines as a beautiful background. James Waters offers solid comedy while The Three California perform musical acts Elena showcases varied costumes Welch Mealy and Montrose deliver popular burlesque baseball humor Freeman and Dunham sing to a receptive crowd.
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Forsyth
Gordon Pickens Company
Ollie Young
April
Atlanta
James Waters
California
Elena
Welch
Mealy
Montrose
Freeman and
Dunham
Seaboard Improves Service to East
Seaboard introduces faster electric lighted observation and drawing room sleepers departing at 11 45 a m with arrival in Washington 8 48 a m and New York 2 45 p m Dining cars available City Ticket Office Peachtree June 27
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Seaboard
Washington
New York
City
Peachtree
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