February Weather Record Breaker Says Mr Marbury
Atlanta posted a standout February with record rainfall and warm to cold swings. Meteorologist Mr Marbury notes the month’s mean temperature of 7 degrees and total rainfall of 7.56 inches, surpassing all prior Februarys in 24 years while highlighting a northwest wind pattern and a 3.62 inch 24 hour rainfall on the 27th.
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Marbury
Atlanta
Knights Templars in Atlanta Host Grand Officers Review
The Atlanta commandery No. 9 Knights Templars hosted a Friday inspection by Ernest A. Curtis of Savannah as grand commander. Grand officers and past grand commanders attended, with a luncheon, carriage ride, and an evening review followed by a banquette described as highly enjoyable.
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Atlanta
Knights Templars
Ernest A. Cutis
Savannah
Georgia
Atelanta
W. B
Frank O. Miller
Fort Valley
William Scheigert
Augusta
Robert Barron
Macon
John R. Dickey
L. P. Stephens
C. T. Watson
J. K. Ore
Sullan L. Brown
Union Depot
Atlanta Knights
Joseph C. Greenfield
E. C
Atlanta Commandery
P. EL
Thomas H. Jeffries
Joan R Dickey
Joan R. Wilkinson
Will W Landrum
Coeurge Lion Commandery
Himbail House
Inman Park
Commandery
Wis
Get Mad When Friends Tell the Truth about Coffee
The piece argues many become coffee topers before realizing it and fear giving up coffee. It claims coffee can cause coligae and nervous prostration unless the poison is stopped, urging a switch to Postum Food Coffee as a remedy with vivid color and flavor notes.
Knights Feasted as Speeches Mark Mason Parlor Event
The Tactics gathered in Masonic parlors from 9 to 10, then escorted ladies to a banquet hall in the temple. A sumptuous feast followed, with Joseph C. Greenfield as toastmaster and speeches by Thomas H. Jeffries, Julius DL Brown, James L. Mawson, Dr. W. W. Landrum, and J. K. Orr.
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Tempule
Joseph C. Greenfield
Thomas H. Jeffries
Julius DL. Brown
James L. Mawson
W. W. Landrum
J. K. Orr
Home of Aetna Rubber Paint Co opens in Atlanta
The Aetna Rubber Paint Company announces its Atlanta establishment as manufacturers of rubber paints, black varnish, paint oils, clear varnish, and mineral turpentine. They tout an acetate of black lead from a scientific pigment mix, claiming elastic indestructibility against air, water, and fire, and invite requests for a product booklet.
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Aetna Rubber Paint Company
Atlanta
United States
Aetna
Superior Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Promises Longevity
Up to date in every essential. There is not a superior sewing machine anywhere in the world to the celebrated light running Wheeler and Wilson. The rotary motion is among its strongest features and the machine is built of the best materials, durable and elegant in style. A first class machine that will do first class work and last a lifetime is what you would buy, so get a Wheeler & Wilson office TL Whitehall.
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Wheeler & Wilfice
Whitehall
New Orleans
Columbus
Phair
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
John L Moore and Sons Lead in Opticianry in Broad Street
John L Moore and Sons are leading opticians and manufacturers known for superior eyeglasses lorgnettes and opera glasses. They advertise at 42 N Broad St Prudential Building as successors to Kellam and Moore offering high quality optical goods and reliable service.
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John L. Moore & Sons
N. Broad St
Prudential
Kellam & Moore
The Passing Throne of Town Life and a Dr Green
A crowded streetcar scene shows a doctor named Green famed for temperance advice though his own habits contradict the claim. Interspersed are vignettes of local society figures, prison tales from Deputy Warden Dawson, and a parade of visitors to Columbus, Macon, and nearby hotels with brief notes on their travels and talks.
Abused Wife and Beggar Girl in Recorder Court
In a recorder's court a wife testifies against her husband Garber who admits slapping her amid a history of beatings. He is fined 5.76 dollars and sent to the stockade after the hearing. Separately Katie Rosh, a 16 year old girl described as pretty, is arraigned on street-begging charges from her mother, an infamous beggar, but the case is dismissed after promises to leave town.
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Charley
Dr. Green
J. W. H Garber
Recorder's Court
Garber
Evenine
Katie Rosh
Shepard
Katie
Police Barracks
Reecorder Broyles
Savannah
Wwe
Tight Clothing Dangers and a Patent Remedy Promoted
A column extols dangers of tight corsets and garments for women, recounting painful cases of displacement and inflammation. It urges Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy, claiming it restores nerves and relieves feminine troubles and pains.
Weather Forecast For Sunday And Monday
Washington forecast for Sunday and Monday calls for varied conditions across states. Virginia turns partly cloudy and cooler with fresh west winds. North Carolina expects showers and colder weather, then clearing. South Carolina shows showers Sunday with interior cooling and Monday fair, winds brisk and variable. Georgia features fair weather in the west, morning showers then clear in the east, with fresh coastal winds. Eastern Florida shows showers then fair, northerly winds shifting to northwest. Western Florida, Alabama and Mississippi mainly fair with northerly winds. Louisiana and Western Texas generally fair with north winds.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Worida
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Birmingham social notes and guest visits honor German scholar
Dr. Henreich Waentig, a German scholar and professor from a major university, visited Birmingham at the invitation of Mr. W J Dangaix and Miss Dangaix and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodruff. He attended a reception and spoke with local notables including former Governor Johnston and Congressman Underwood. The piece also chronicles a local wedding, Miss Susanne Austin and Mr. George B. Kelley, on South Twentieth street, followed by a bridal tour.
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Ala
Henreich Waentig
Germany
Birmingham
WJ. Dangaix
Dangaix
Frank Woodruff
Waentis
Misa Dandaix
South Twentieth Street
Henry Grieve Willams
Atlanta
Clara Belle Wilson
Christine King
Kelley
Bir
Twelfth Avenue
Amaranth Club
Hillman
Miliie Nabb
H. T. Taliaferro
Quest Club
Rebecca Cerll
J. S. Yancey
Edgewood Club
Eleventh Avenue
Miss McKee
Gallatin
Tenn
Rebecca Donelson
North
Winstall Perry
Montgomery
Leona Stuckey
Mary Kennedy
Tuscaloosa
Lelen van Hoose
Social notes from Brunswick and nearby cities
A Brunswick Ga social column lists visitors and guests including Mrs. H Rodewald and daughter Emmerick from New London Conn visiting Mitchell, Lily of Savannah staying with Mrs. Jennie Cook, Mr. and Mrs Hugh Frader of Mobile guests of the Wrights, and several other society arrivals and excursions to Jekyl Island and nearby towns. The report names numerous families and their travels across Georgia and the Southeast.
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H. Rodewald
Emmerick
New London
Conn
Viehing
Mitchell
Lily
Savannah
Jennie Cook
Hugh Frader
Mobile
Tr. A. Wright
J. A. Montgomery
Washington
William Williamson
Walter Barris
N. Emanuel
Darien
Kathleen
Vivian Norris
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Nassau
B. W. Wrenn
Fiorida
O. Howard
Baltimore
Misa Jennie Bryan
Emanuel
McCluskie
Juetile MecCluskie
J. D. Ross
William Lambright
Atlanta
J. T. Lambright
Mary McNish Purroughs
Indian Spring
Aliss Rana Penniman
Charles Mieming
Bayard Butts
Hoyt Gele
Mica"Stella
Douglass
Coffee County
J. J. Lott
G. W. Wricht
Sterling
J. M. Burnett
H. W- Scott
Craham
N. c
Quiet Lenten Season Delights in Richmond Marriages
Richmond reports a quiet Lenten season with social notes of several marriages. Mary Glenn wed Dr. Joseph French Alsop at Prospect, Prince Edward County with maid of honor Louise Clarkson and best man Jeter Ligon. Warden Fravel and Minnie Pulliam married in Woodstock. Culpeper saw Hunt Strother wed Annie Crons. Berryville hosted Blanche Hardesty and John Decker’s nuptials. A birthday gathering honored James A. Moncure with twelve guests. A double wedding is planned at Burnt Factory church, Clar county, involving families tied to the Mer bnald and Duvall clans and prominent locals.
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Old Dominion
Ennui
Mary Glenn
Joseph French Alsop
Prospect
Prince Edward County
Robinson
Louise Clarkson
Welch
W. Va
Annie Crons
Lake City
Minn
W. E. Coons
Culpeper County
W. &. Winfrey
The
Baptist Church
Wits Blanche Hardesty
John Decker
Basle City
Pride
Berryville
James A. Moncure
Messrs
Grinville Valentine
Linwood Antrim
P. Pattecon
William Habliston
Robert Lancaster, Jr
Wiliam Daniel
Cunningham Hall
Blair Bolling
Richard Johinson
Rutherford Rose
Herbert
Gray
Clari County
P Duvall
Donate
Rezin
Duvall
Eoliv
Pexterton
Art Catrett
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