Georgia Woman's Club Focuses On Current Events And Appointed Exposition Delegate
Members of the Atlanta Woman's Club enjoyed a current events program led by Mrs. Reid with spring reflections and humorous editing segments. News featured Georgia’s Mrs. Thompson's appointment as a Georgia to the Paris Exposition commissioner, with praise from The Georgian and New Era. A royal wedding in Dalton and club notices follow, highlighting social pages and upcoming events including the Julia Jackson chapter.
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Woman's Club
Atlanta Woman's
I ¢. Reid
Ausp Pces
Vsgo
Reid
Tennyson
Locksley Hall
Avery
Qub
Samuel Scott
Ruskin
Wills
Charles Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Thompson
Joseph Thompson
Candler
Georgia
Sancher
Thhat
Lne
McKinley
Bertha Honore Palmer
Roosevelt
Newth
McKee Harrison
New York
America
Julia Jackson
Children of the Confederacy
Miss Green
Resacca
Alice Baxter
Richmond
Mrs Mitchell Resigns from Piedmont DAR Chapter
A called meeting of the Piedmont continental chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution saw Mrs Norwood Mitchell resign the office of regent and withdraw from the chapter. Her departure drew genuine regret as she served efficiently and was highly regarded by the group and at the continental congress in Washington.
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Piedmont
Continental Chapter
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Norwood Mitchell
Washington
South
Three Boys Run Away From Home Taken In Custody
Three youths aged fourteen to seventeen were reported to have planned a trip to see the world. Police took Charity Joiner Pat Jones and Will Smith into custody at the request of their parents. They were held at the police barracks and to be returned to their fathers this morning.
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Charity Joiner
Pat Jones
Will Smith
Stara
Court of War
Norfork
Spottsylvania
New York City
Grand Army Courade
Union
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Leirs
Five Cents a Roll Paris Crepe Tissue Paper
Paris crepe tissue paper sold by John M. Miller Co at 39 Marietta Street Atlanta. Solid hues and tints offered for lamp shades and fancy ornaments. Price five cents a roll.
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John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Talbot Superior Court Convened In Talbotton March Term
The March term of Talbot superior court convened today with Judge W B Butt presiding and Solicitor General Price Gilbert and George Palmer as court reporter. Visiting judges J H Martin and J C Willis from Columbus attended, along with Clyde Brooks of Atlanta. About twenty cases have been returned to this court, which will sit for one week focusing mainly on the criminal docket.
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Talbot Superior Court
Talbotton
W.B. Butt
Price Gilbert
George Palmer
J. H. Martin
J. C. Willis
Columbus
Clyde Brooks
Atlanta
Diamonds Offered At Lower Prices Than Replacements
An advertiser claims a huge stock of diamonds from before a price surge will be sold below replacement cost. The display includes unmounted and mounted stones in fine settings and invites customers to view the collection to gain price advantages.
General Shaw Receives Welcome in Atlanta Visit
General Shaw, touring Southern Grand Army posts with son Dr Henry L Shaw, met Governor Candler and Mayor Woodward in Atlanta. He toured battlefields near the city and voiced support for a national military park to commemorate hard fighting and aid postwar reconciliation.
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Ife
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Empire State of the North
Atlanta
National Military Park
Gettysburg Battle Field
Ezra Church
MacPherson
Sam W. Wikes
America
General Shaw
Henry Larned Keith Shaw
Grand Army of the Republic
South
Candler
Woodward
A. J. West
W. L. Calhoun
R. L. Rodgers
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W. H. Smythe
Alex Martison
W. H. Cummerford
R. P. Beecher
Charles F. Fairbanks
C. M. Mitchelpost
W. A. Hempil
Business Men's League
Constitution
National Park
Washington
Urgent Need for Park Land Purchase Urged in War Years
The text argues for immediate appropriation to purchase and beautify land for a park despite wartime expenses. It notes Congress may renew options on proposed sites and warns delaying would be false economy. General Shaw plans a multi city postAtlanta itinerary before returning to Washington.
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Shaw
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Houston
Dallas
Vinita
I. T
Littleoth
St. Louis
Louisville
Huntington
W. Va
Washington
Chicago Orchestra Concerts Graciously Captivate Atlanta Audiences
The Chicago orchestra conducted by Theodore Thomas performs matinee and evening shows in Atlanta with soprano Minnie Fish-Griffin. The program spans Leithovan Wagner and Strauss, showcasing soloist caliber musicians and a renowned ensemble. Tickets and boxes sold rapidly as audiences anticipate a grand, well-ordered musical event.
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Chicago Orchestra
Theadora Thomas
Theodore Thomas
Griffin
West
Atlanta
Leethovan
Wagner
Strauss
Mre
Timely information saves two lives in Ohio plea
A frightful cough kept a woman awake at night and grew worse until she tried Dr. King’s New Discovery. One bottle cured her and also cured Mr. Long of pneumonia. The grand remedy is advertised as cure-all for heart, chest, and lung troubles, with bottles priced at 50 cents and 1.00, guaranteed, sample bottles free at drug stores.
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George Long
New Straitsville
Ohio
Dr. King
Long
Pure Food Show Pleases Atlanta Merchants
Grocers at the Gate City Guard armory last night praised the Pure Food Show and 33 new members joined the Retail Grocers Association. The meeting outlined plans to improve Atlanta food trade while Professor B. Reuben lectured on legerdemain. Tonight Miss Lucy Andrews resumes two cooking lectures, with the afternoon session free, drawing numerous housewives eager to learn fresh appealing dishes.
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Gate City Guard Armory
Retail Grocers’ Association
Atlanta
Armory
B. Reuben
Legedermain
Lucy Andrews
Atlanta City Maps Offered at 10 Cents Each
Advertises street indexed Atlanta maps drawn by 4H and B Layter, published in 184. Maps are clear and accurate. offered postpaid for 10 cents each. John M. Miller Co., 39 Martett Street, Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Cloge
John M. Miller Co
Martett
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