Kubelik Plans Return to Bohemia and Composition
The interview with Mr. Kubelik covers his decision to give up concert work in America due to travel strain, while praising American audiences. Mrs. Kubelik excitedly discusses returning home to Bohemia and their babies, and the couple plans to view travel films after a momentary return to their homeland. They will attend a Montgomery Theater event with tenor M. Bond before resuming residence in Bohemia.
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Kubelik
America
Mr. Kubelik
Bohemia
Montgomery Theater
M. Bond
Georgian Terrace
Kubeliks
Louish Dooly
Social items show a busy social season with many travels
Mr. Roger Dewar left Sunday to join Mrs. Dewar in Florida. Miss Eloise Stewart hosts a mati nee party and tea at the Georgian Terrace for Miss Ama Gregg’s guest. Several guests arrive in Augusta and Atlanta from cities like Baltimore New York and Birmingham. Mrs. Grantland leaves New York for Americus, while Miss Margaretta Holmes visits Augusta. Local society entries note teas bridge parties and travels through Florida Georgia and Alabama with guests from Washington Columbus Valdosta and Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Dewar
Mies Eloise Stewart
Georgian Terrace
Ama Gregg
Misa Katherine Lindsay
Baltimore
Hugh Inman
George Battey
Algiers
Grantland She
New York
Americus
Margaretta Holmes
Augusta
Eloise Stewart
New Orleans
Carrie Robinson Stewart
Misa Eloise Stewart
Suring
Misa Irene Austin
Marjorie Brown
Miss Tate
Important Ruling for the Shippers
Washington reports the interstate commerce commission ruled in the Lindsay Brothers case that railroads must amend tariffs to allow two smaller cars if a carrier cannot furnish a single large car. The decision, though in a minor case, is expected to benefit shippers nationwide by applying a minimum weight standard to the substituted cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lindsay Brothers
Milwaukee
Lake Shore and Michigan Central Railway
Want Ads Free Read Full Announcement
A notice directs readers to Page 8 for the full want ads announcement described as free. The item signals a continuation of classifieds content and invites readers to view the detailed notice on the specified page.
Mail Service Reform Bill Aims New Rates and Steel Cars
A proposed plan would apply foreign mail carrying standards to domestic mail and allow transportation of 11 pounds of merchandise. An experimental period runs until June 80 1914 on rural routes with charges 5 tenths per pound for the first pound and 2 cents for each additional pound. The bill grants post office employees the right to petition Congress. The appropriation totals 259 827 749 dollars, down 1 952 314 from department estimates. It also requires steel construction for railway mail cars with a 20 percent annual substitution for five years so that by 1917 all cars are steel. Chairman Moon disputes the postoffice department's self sustaining claim, noting a deficit of 627 345 04 for fiscal year 1911 instead of a surplus 219 118 12.
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Postoffica
Congress
Postoffica Department
Moon
Postoffice Department
DeKalb Trade Board Meeting Sets Bond Vote and Plans
The Decatur board of trade meets tonight at 8 in the DeKalb county courthouse. A $36,000 bond election for April 24 will be discussed to fund public school facilities. The grand jury is urged to seek four superior court terms, fire protection improvements, and a city beautification plan from courthouse square to the outskirts. Board officers and directors are listed.
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Decatur Board of Trade
DeKalb County
Decatur Council
Yesue
Superior Court
Civic Beauty Committee
Board of Trade
Charles D. McKinney
G. B. Scott
J. F. Ridley
J. F. Green
A. R. Almon
H. 3. Rowland
E. W. Ramspeck
W. H
Hamilton
H. G. Hastings
New Park System Started at Dalton
Dalton Georgia March 4 Special work has begun on long narrow parks along King and Crawford streets dividing the avenues into four smaller blocks. The Dependable club composed of young men has planted several trees in these parks and each member claims a tree to watch and care for. The trees are oaks and magnolias.
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Dalton
King and
Crawford Streets
Dependable Club
King Street
Ice Factory Started by Barnesville Men
Barnesville Ga March 4 Special Barnesville will have an ice factory in operation within the near future The business men of the community have pledges of patronage to assure success The capital stock is 10000 all paid up A temporary organization has been formed with W H Mitchell president T W Cochran secretary and treasurer and A F Meyers general manager A charter will be applied for at once and operation begun as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Pready
Ww. H. Mitchell
T. W Cochran
A. F. Meyers
Slemp Death In Kentucky Destroys Virginia Congressman Brother
William M. Slemp brother of Congressman B. Slemp of Virginia dies in Louisville at age 39 from Bright's disease after five weeks of illness. President Taft sends condolence as Congressman Slemp stays at his bedside throughout the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Slemp
Louisville
B. Slemp
Virginia
Bright
Slemp
Taft
Mr. Stemp
Female orchestra to perform with union members in Atlanta
An evening program will feature a female orchestra trained for three months. A flute solo by a woman will entertain. Miss Josephine Rainwater, Atlanta's sweet voice, is expected to delight. Mayor Winn will speak on "Atlanta's Workmen." The Federation will be led by S B Marks, ex president of the Atlanta central body, with J erome Jones of The Journal of Tabor as master of ceremonies.
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Josephine Rainwater
Atlanta
Winn
S. B. Marks
Atlanta Central
Jerome Jones
Journal of Tabor
Fragmentary report on sugar industry and tariffs debate
A scrambled set of phrases references Underwood duties, refining monopolies, and tariff effects. It mentions producers, sugar as a domestic staple, and debates over free sugar versus domestic pricing, with vague notes on percentages and impacts on American consumers.
63 Year Old Ranchman Completes 10175 Mile Walk
W R Chapman aged 63, veteran ranchman, finished a cross country walk of 10175 miles begun in Denver on April 15 1911. He outpaced eight younger men, completed under escort, earning one dollar per mile. Backed by the Stockmen's Association of Denver, Chapman plans to return west by rail after the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. H L. Chapman
Denver
Chapman
Chapmen
Stockmen’s Association
Italian Bark Rosalia d'Ali Sinks After Collision
Norfolk Va March 4 The Italian Bark Rosalia d'Ali loaded with 1907 tons of coal for Trapani Sicily sank in forty feet of water off Se wells Point after a collision with the Old Dominion Line steamer Princess Anne. The crew of seventeen men barely escaped as the ship sank in five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Trapani
Sicily
Sewells Point
Old Dominion Line
Scalp Itched Sleep Impossible Chronicles a Cure
Mrs J T Legg of Baltimore Maryland reported two weeks of severe scalp itchiness and hair loss. She cites relief after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, noting her scalp became clean and hair restored within a week. She also mentions a prior eczema outbreak on her back that cleared with the same products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Chester
Baltimore
Ecrema
J. T. Legg
Many Months Pimples Cured by Cuticura Remedy
A 1911 testimonial from Misa Sadonia Frank at 937 E 10th St New York claims pimples cleared in fifteen days using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad promotes free samples and a 32 page book from Cuticura Dept T Boston, and suggests Tenderfaced men share with Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Misa Sadonia Frank
Cutteurs
Dept. T
Boston
Rheumatism in the South and calomel warned
The piece argues widespread rheumatism in the South is linked to mercurial calomel use as a common purgative. It recommends Jacobs Liver Salt as a safer uric acid solvent to cleanse the blood and relieve rheumatic symptoms, touting its efficacy, pleasant taste, and Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta without substitutes.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
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