Carter Returns to Atlanta Studio After Twenty Years Away
Georgia artist Carter visits Atlanta after a twenty year absence to open a studio in the Peck building near the Grand Opera House. He painted the heroic portrait of ex Governor Charles J. Jenkins for the Capitol and a portrait of General Robert E. Lee praised by Miss Mildred Lee. Known as the Painter of the Confederacy, Carter worked in major cities worldwide before returning home to stay. He welcomes old friends at his Peck building studio and notes Atlanta’s growth since he left.
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BP. Carter
Georgia
Atlanta
Atudio
Peck
Grand Opera House
Carter
Charles J. Jenkins
Capitol
Robért BE. Lee
Mildred Lee
Lee
Jackson
Beauregard
Hampton
Kershaw
Longstreet
Gordon
Warter
Rip van Winkie
Peck Building
Calidar
Sam
Mr. Carters
Majestic Hotel
Tailor Chal mah Promises Reasonable Clothes
Chal mah the Tailor offers affordable garments at 126 Peach Tree Street McKensie Bidg second floor. Names, places, and exact details are partly garbled but indicate a clothing shop with focus on value.
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Chalmah
Peachtree St
McKensie
Williams to Manage Hanover Court Hotel at Wrightsville Beach
Warren H. Williams, a renowned Atlanta hotel man, will take charge of Hanover Court at Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina. He plans to open May 15 for the season, bringing decades of resort management experience in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and Florida including the Lookout Inn era, with numerous friends wishing him success in this new venture.
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Warren H. Williams
Atlanta
Hanover Court
Tghteville Beach
North Carolina
Atlantic City
Florida
Williams
Attlanta
Pup Dodge
Aragon
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Flotida
Lookout Inn
Dog saves owner by waking master after fire
Louisville, Kentucky report details how a prize-winning collie owned by W. J. Atkinson woke its sleeping master to a smoldering fire caused by hot coals falling from a grate. The dog pressed its burned paws against the rug and led the way to the blaze, guiding the owner to extinguish it.
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Louisville
W. J. Atkinson
Allingon
Sweet Gum and Mullein Item
A brief note lists sweet gum and mullein as items in an unsettled local display. Readability is limited with fragmentary phrasing and no clear event or outcome. Further detail is unavailable in the surviving text.
Change Is Urged in Pension Law
In Athens Georgia on March 9 the Cabb Delaney Camp of Confederate Veterans urged the legislature to pass a bill giving pensions to all veterans with less than 5 000 in property instead of the existing 1 500 limit. They also condemned the law allowing an ordinary to collect a dollar per pensioner yearly for paper preparation and stipend handling.
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Thens
Cabb- Delaney
Connention
Record $30 628 Raised for Bunn Bell Institute
Waycross Baptists setting a new city record by securing subscriptions totaling $30 628 25 for the Bunn Bell Institute. Committees around Waycross led by the faculty group and M L Bunn team raised funds to enlarge the facility for growing attendance.
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Waycross
Bunn Bell Institute
M. L. Bunn
Quickest Relief for Sore Feet From Calocide Cure
An old patent remedy claim promises immediate relief for corns bunions and foot odor. Soaking feet in Calocide solution for fifteen minutes supposedly dissolves hardness and removes the cause of trouble. A twenty five cent box is claimed sufficient. available from druggists or wholesale houses.
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