Luncheon Socials Honor Mrs Keenan and Guests at City Clubs
Informal luncheons and teas honor Mrs Walter Keenan of Columbia S C with gatherings at the Georgian Terrace Capital City Club and other venues. Mrs Reuben Arnold hosts a matinees tea lunch. Miss Echert to teach Y W C A Bible classes. notices include Y W C A and local social events with menu details for March 20 1918.
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Blanton Fortson
Athens
Ildred Fortson
Washington, Ga
May Fortson
Harvey Phillips
Huogene Black
Lungheon
Capital City Club
Reuben Arnold
Georgian Terrace
Emily McDonald
Misa Echert
Nunnally & McCraes Factory
Misa Eckert
Christ
Mega
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tales
Two women report avoiding surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Christina Stepp of Peoria Illinois suffered two years of inflammation and nearly faced operation until Sanative Wash helped. Mrs Joseph A Nch of Jessup Pennsylvania endured months of pain after childbirth, doctors urged operation until the remedy brought relief.
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Peoria
Lydia E. Pinkham
Thad
Sknife
Christina
Mound St
Ill
Lynch
Jessp
Dia E. Pinkham
Joseph A. Nch
Jessup
Fragmented OCR item on local car show event and personalities
Fragmented readable text mentions Borg and Vest caraliy and a local show. Unclear names and dates. Reflects a brief community event note with sparse details and possible attendees.
Best Dental Work at Moderate Prices in Atlanta
There is no need to pay exorbitant prices for high quality dental work or risk health with incompetents. The Atlanta Dental Parlors at Peachtree and Decatur streets offer excellent dental services at prices to suit modest purses.
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Atlanta
Peachtree
Decatur Streets
Social items mention guests and travels across several states
Social notes show Misa Emily Lowndes traveling to Columbus as guest of her mother’s family in Nashville. Mrs George J Hansen heads to Rome due to her mother's illness. Miss Helen Carri visits her cousin in Atlanta. Guests at Forsyth include Miss Jennie Mac Fenn and Mrs Walter Keenan. Many visits span Columbia South Carolina, North Carolina, and Florida. theater parties, weddings, and social calls among families: Daniel, Daniel, Aver, Keenan, Connally, Sprtin, and others.
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Misa Emily Lowndes
Columbus
Dra
James Carhart
Nashville
Helen Carri
Kennesaw
Mises Clic Craig
Alexandr Street
C R. Merritt
Forsyth
Jennie Mac Fenn
Alice Palmer
W OS Garr
North
Jackson Street
J T Daniel
Thair
Walter Keenan
Columbia
Beasie Erwin
North Carolina
C. K. Aver
W. R Mansengale
Florida
Cuba
Mary Helen Moody
Bridge
Misa
Jennie Hutchins
Misa Susie Park
Georgian Terrace
J A Millson
Birmingham
C. B Pepper
Mra G W Jeter
Macon
Ted Butler
Hard Question for Mother
Dorothy asks her mother what parts of her will go to heaven and live forever after death. The mother explains life stages and immortality in a philosophical but simple exchange, reflecting a child’s curiosity about death and the soul.
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Lippincott’s
Dorothy Tetuge
Dorothy
Profit Sharing in New Mexico Ranch Work
A Metropolitan Magazine feature describes greaser laborers in New Mexico being paid on shares. A ranch manager offers a Mexican worker half of the proceeds, asking him to dig postholes on the manager’s ranch and to take his half wherever convenient, illustrating a profit sharing approach.
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Metropolitan Magazine
New Mexico
Candidacy Amid Turbulent Puck Narrative
A garbled Puck excerpt describes a dramatic scene with a beam toppling and a crowd reacting. The text references a candidacy and nomination, with fragmented phrases about events, joy, and a person thrust into a position. Names and clear context are obscured by OCR errors.
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Puck
Season Tickets for Opera Meeting A Ready Sale
The public is urged to buy season tickets for the grand opera fair opening Apr 22. Sales have broken records with orders from Georgia cities like Atlanta Savannah Macon Athens Rome and many other states. Tickets have already been sold to numerous points nationwide, signaling a large attendance for the Atlanta Music Festival Association event.
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Atlanta
Nenson
Atlanta Music Testivoa! Association
Metropalia
South
Georgia
Savannah
Macon
Augustn
Columbia
Athens
Rome
Valdosta
Thomaaville
Bryanawick
Bainbridge
Moonroe
Millen
Hartwell
Union
Point
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Selma
Angiston
Dothan Gadsden
Alabama
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Tangessee
Charlotte
Spencer Gastonly
Wilmington
North Carolina
Spartanburg
Greenville
South ‘Carolina
St Augustine
Pensacola
Florida
Merlitan
Missatasippi
Pendeng
New Orleans
Bhieveport
Denver
Knoxville
Laylavile
Aington St Louis
Asheville
New York
Court rules husband cannot testify against wife in Georgia
A Georgia Court of Appeals decision in Lirgis Ector v State holds that a husband is not a competent witness against his wife in criminal trials. The ruling reversed a prior conviction based on husband testimony and clarifies that the prohibition applies to direct and circumstantial evidence, while noting past variations and dying statements remain unresolved.
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Georgia
State Court of Appeals
City Court of
Griffin
Livaie Ector
Court of
Wags
Supreme Court of Georgia
Court of Appeais
Supreme Court
Court of Appeal
Grace
Story of Hillsville tragedy from eye witnesses
Greensboro dispatch recounts Hillsville courthouse shooting with varied eye witness details. Sidna Allen’s mountain home described as furnished mahogany and birdseye maple. Officers recount first volley, Judge Massie shot, Attorney Foster killed, Floyd Allen wounded, and Miss Goad aiding the defense. Sidna Allen rumored to be a former schoolteacher and the Allens’ stance against arrest noted.
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Greensboro
Hydiavnes
Surry County
Sidna Allen
Hillsville Court House
Hillsville
Haynea Bays
Sheri Webb
Massie
Commonwealth
Foster
Goad
Nm Ateady
Aigles
Floyd Allen
Outlawa
Allen
Jasebel Goad
Floyd Wen
Sherif
Wilkinson
Fury
Noffense
Ken
Sidnia Allen
Insurance Men Select Atlanta for April Conventions
Georgian Terrace to host two major insurance conventions in April drawing 150 to 200 inspectors from New York Life Insurance Company southern states and about 125 general agents from the Union association for a two day meet. Local fire insurance men express interest in the Union gathering.
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Atlanta
Garrol
Georgian Terrace
Thad @ Bell
Richmond
New York Life Insurance Company
Washington
Pre Insurance General Agents
United States
Hearst to visit Atlanta after Georgian purchase
William Randolph Hearst will arrive in Atlanta for a several day stay, his first since buying The Georgian. John Temple Graves announced the visit at the Georgian Terrace after Graves came from New York and registered at the hotel.
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Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Atlanta
Mr Hearst
Georgian Terrace
John Temple Graves
New Yore
Colonel Graves
Colonel Gravey
Taft Monitors Coal War as Mitchel Set Talks
Boston reports President Taft plans no interference but seeks a clear view of the threatened anthracite strike. He will meet with John Mitchell in Washington around March 22 to hear miners and operators, with Nagel and Labor Commissioner Nelil expected. Mitchell willing to aid, Taft’s stance may shift if conditions demand action. Congress fears a coal strike and mulls federal investigations while the Navy weighs potential market disruption.
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Boston
Taft
Aald
Commerce and Labor
Labor
Nelil
Nagel
Washington
White House
Mitchell
Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Uwileht
Tilt Hid
Mitchel
Lhose
Tooth Hows
Congress
Townsend
Tact
House
Navy Department
Woul
le Wkely
Wever
Bitrmmont Coumt
Ha.iti Wmn
Virginit
West Virginia
Hampton Roads
Navy
Mebhaughaln
Ull
Middle West
Oklahoma
Kanaan
Arkansas
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
McLaugh
Inn
McLaughlin
Widow Refuses To Marry Ends In Fatal Shooting
Kate Herring a widow was shot and killed tonight at her home by Harry Robin a downtown restaurant keeper. The motive cited is Mrs. Herring's persistent refusal to marry Robin. Mr. Herring has two children.
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Birmingham
Kate Herring
Harry Robin
Keaper
Judge Patterson to Be Candidate for State Prison Board
Griffin reports that Judge Thomas E. Patterson may run for a seat on the state prison board. Appointed by Governor Smith for the term of General Clement Arena, Patterson is a Griffin veteran in law and local politics. He has served as city court judge and solicitor and led the Christian convention. his health has briefly been mentioned in dispatches.
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Griffin
Thomas E. Patterson
Smith
Clement Arena
Patterson
Ea Nation
Alwo
Georgie
Repartee at a Street Cornex Sparks Suffrage Debate
A courtroom doubt and sharp exchange feature a judge taunting a suffragette about marriage and domestic roles. The suffragette retorts that the custom exists beyond foreign lands, highlighting ongoing gender norms and resistance in public discourse.
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East Lake City
Lopen
Womans Missionary Society of the
First Seth Dist
EB Choate
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DontPowder
Mto
Alcom Puff
Hook Wroorlyy
Seine
George J Hansen
Yaater- Day
J W. Abrams
Bernice Bucholz
Ponte Ds Leon Avenue
John Corrigan, Jr
Alta W
Thomas P Hinman
Pelham
Judson
Christie
Newa Kk
Bert F
Augusta
Mra J _W Ferguson
W M Scott
Grant Street
William Cox Dickey
Lawrenceville
E. ‘L Connally
Biancea Connally
Mra Warner/ Sprtin
Azapa
Frank Hardeman
Emily McDougald
Lea Worsham
Ormewood Court
Cabbie Vaughn
Virginia
Eliza Frances Andrews
Home
Goldsboro Wen
Frank Winecoff
Amowene Thorn
G A Howell
McWhorter Milner
John R Hopkins
Russell Hopkins
Rae Mrs
Dr_ Ray
Mra
John Mathews
Douglas, A
Albert Collier
John Barry
Barry
Gate City
Edith
Jack
Tom—Weill
Weith
Bregehef
Ho Je
Hearst
Bhathan Hale
Ceylon
America
Ilsneis
Kelley Brosco
Lomnplete Observatory
Wegman
Iiania Conservatory of
Murr
Senta
LAPS
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Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
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