Detroit guests andAtlanta social events at Piedmont Club
Guests from Detroit include Colonel Lowry and Mr George Russell hosted at a luncheon in a Piedmont Driving Club private dining room with crimson decorations. Mrs Lowry wore brown, Miss Russell taupe, Mrs Murphy violet, and Mrs Clark Howell brown velvet. An evening bridge at Mr and Mrs Booth featured jonquils and jewel case top prize. Several hosting events followed at others’ homes with bridge and dancing plans.
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Detroit
Robert J Lowry
Piedmont Driving Club
George Russell
Mach
Miss Russell
Clun
Charles H Booth
Bridge
Ponce de Leon
Booth
Russell Budges
T J Woolford
B French
Lyman Amsden
Willam Riley
BE Murray
Emerson Ham
Marguerite White
Washington Seminary
Marshall
Faust Spaghetti Ad Promises Comfort In Cold Nights
A vintage ad touts Faust Spaghetti as a hearty hotmeal option for cold nights. It claims the product nourishes with tomato sauce and cheese, compares its nutrition to steak, and urges readers to buy from Maull Bros in St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maull Bros
An Appeal for Women and Cardui Health Tonic
An appeal describes Cardui as a safe, plant based remedy for women's health issues. It claims many women improved after long illnesses and headaches. The advertisement urges readers to try Cardui despite prior failed treatments and promotes the tonic as a household aid to restore strength and enable women to perform all housework. The tone mirrors early 20th century patent medicine pitches.
Social items roll through Atlanta social week
Mrs Clayton Cooley visits with the Crandells and will return Sunday. Various guests, departures to New York, Detroit, Augusta, and Havana. teas at Currier Street. Miss Mildred Wellhouse returns to the city. Mrs Harmen and Mrs Meade visit friends. several couples travel, entertain, or host games. Mrs Connerat and family relocate for the summer. a busy calendar of bridge, visits, and social gatherings across Atlanta and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Cooley
George Crandell
Edward Bowen Jordan
New York City
John S and
Frank Owens
Misses Green
Currier Street
EM Weaver
Washington DC
W . Bilin
Loneville
Joseph Emerson Brown
Augusta
Elliott Meador
Houston
Texas
HE Harmen
DC R_Richardson
New York
Georgian Terrace
Mamie Sullivan
Toseph Walker
Rogersville
Tonn
Hugh Kh. Walker
Jail Delivery Nipped in the Bud at Dublin Jail
Dublin Ga March 20 Special A bold attempt by two prisoners to escape was stopped by Sheriff Flanders who found one man Eubanks sawing a jail window bar. A black inmate Shed Hull said he gave white escapee Walch bond money to obtain saws and Welch aided by smuggling tools. Welch arrested on aiding an attempted break.
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Dublin
Sherif Flanders
Tright
Eubanks
Hull
Walch
Welch
Hobanks
Flanders
Gatl
Thieves Use Wagons To Haul Loot In Savannah Burglary
Burglars used two wagons to move loot from 110 Wear Broughton street in Savannah on March 20, stealing over 3500 in goods from Ameen Thomas. The break in occurred between 10 PM and 6 AM. They also attempted to break into Joe Cohen's nearby residence.
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Savannah
Ameen Thomas
Wear Broughton Street
Thomas Place
Joe Cohen
Doom of the Ungodly sermon announced by Rev A C Shuler
East Side Tabernacle pastor Rev A C Shuler lists his Sunday night topic The Doom of the Ungodly Prof Edward Brackett music writer will duet the mass at both services Airmount wa r aure special Hufsteller brothers publish The Chatsworth Times expanding printing in Fairmount Ga The Fairmount Citizen notes Fairmount in Gordon county north Georgia current growth in local news and publishing.
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A.C Shuler
East Side Tabernacle
Edward Brackett
Airmount Wa Waren
Hufsteller Brothers
Chatsworth Times
Fairmount
Fairmount Citizen
North Georgia
Ftl
Gordon
G. Dug
Galhopn
Houtsteller Brothers
Chateworte ‘Times
Steady Rise in Drug Use Reported by State Inspector
State Drug Inspector T A Cheatham reports a five year trend of increasing drug and alcohol cases at the state sanitarium. In early 1914 January and February show high shares of admissions linked to drug use, while many patients were not insane. Cocaine found in fifteen local drugstore samples, violating narcotic laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
A. Cheatham
Medical Department of the State Sanitarium
Lai
T A. Cheatham
Georgia
Thomason and Tyree Fined After Prison Cruelty Trial
Thomason and Tyree were fined 200 each after trial before Judge Grindisson on cruelty to a prisoner charges. Thomason, represented by Kusser and Cowper, sought a new trial while Tyree pled guilty. Testimony described guards beating a convict at Rogeiva camp, with one inmate whipped and alleging additional lashes by Tyree and others.
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Iywa
Fulton County
Etards Clide Thomason
Uard
James Branden Xunviet
Thomason
Flew
Bunty
Geneva Dorsey
Chumason
Ammst
Anon
Flahn Flairis Isa
Thomson
Cor
Durin
Thomasens Tral Hara
Thomasons
Kusser
Ben Cowpers
Thomison
Harris
Tyree
High Winds May Save Georgia Peach Crop
Macon March 20 Special The last few days of high winds have kept peach buds dry reducing damage if freezing weather returns in the next days predictions suggest a good crop even with some loss. E J Willingham reported his orchards looking fine with several varieties in full bloom or opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Ga
Middle Georgia
J Willngham
Resilient Auto Wheel Patented by Georgian
Monroe Ga Martech 20 Special resient automobile wheel invented by Grover C Moore of this county has drawn attention from automobile manufacturers nationwide. The wheel uses twelve spring spokes to absorb the shock of a solid tire and can accommodate a pneumatic tire if desired. Moore has patent protection and has received many offers from firms across the country.
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Moore
Silent Legion raids Savannah saloons warrants issued
Savannah Georgia March 20 special. The Silent Legion continues warfare on saloons as warrants are sworn out against fourteen dealers. EB Stubbs, head of the anti saloon movement, stated he had evidence sufficient to convict the dealers of violating the state prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Ga
The
Silent Legion
EB Stubbs
Southeastern Association of Railway Claim Agents Formed
The chief claim agents of forty railroads met at a Savannah hotel to organize the Southeastern Association of Railway Claim Agents. The group aims to educate for public safety, joining Pacific and Eastern safety bodies already active nationwide. Headquarters will be in Atlanta.
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Inskey
Southeastern Association of Railway
The
Pacific
Eastern Safety Associations
Southeastern Association
I R Yarbrough
Augusta
Georgia Railroad
C H Timbley
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railroad
Vic
WO Wall
Macon
Dublin and
Northiwest
Tis
Hecreiar
Wall
Haboes
Gomienbat
Organiine
Associa Ion
Atlanta
May Call a Meeting of State Sportsmen in April in Atlanta
Charles L. Davis of the Georgia Game and Fish Commission plans a spring meeting in Atlanta to organize a state sportsmen cooperative league for practical aid and stricter enforcement of game and fish laws. The letter asks for attendance and outlines aims of coordination and support.
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Georgia
Charles L Davis
State Department of Zame and Fish
Atlanta
Davis
Gearma
Welling
Afllanta
Charles L Dav
Negro messenger freed after prosecutor's death case dismissed
John Defoe, a Black messenger for Prue Drug Company charged with larceny, had his case dismissed by Judge Broyles on Friday afternoon due to absence of a prosecutor. Dr J L Aven, proprietor of Drue Drug Company, had prepared the case and waited near Capital Avenue to meet a friend when the decision was rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Defoe
Prue
Broyles
JL Aven
Drue
Capital Avenue
Memorial service for J A Gill at Edgewood Baptist
A memorial service for J A Gill, longtime deacon of Edgewood Baptist Church, will be held at the church on Sunday at 8 p m. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gill
Edgewood Baptist Church
Northern visitors aid Vashti home in Chemasville
Northern visitors to Chemasville donate to the Vashti home increasing scholarships and care for inmates. The home supports girls lacking means, provides education, and helps graduates secure futures with ongoing ties until permanent placement.
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Vashti
Thomasville
A. Wasch
Chemasville
Thame
Judge Spence Ready to Assume His Duties
Washington March 2 Special judge WM Spence of Camilla armed today preparatory to taking up his work as district attorney for the third division of Alaska Though appointed he will not be confirmed by the Senate until after the judiciary committee meeting Monday Then he will not reach Alaska before the first of Vas due to severe weather in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WM Spence
Camilla
Alaska
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Vas
Confederate Vets in Eastman Plan Dodge County Meeting
Confederate veterans of Dodge County will hold a meeting in Eastman on next Saturday to conduct routine business and arrange travel to the twenty fourth annual reunion to be held in Jachucoville Ola Waya 8, 7 and.
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Marci
Confederate Veterans of
Dodge County
Eastmen
Jachucoville
Macon Pastor Plots Mission Work At London Ireland
Macon Georgia March 20 Special Dr J L Waite pastor of Vineville Baptist church to visit Charist church London Ireland in August through early September. After serving with Charist church he will evangelize across England before returning to America. Christ Church is among the world’s largest nonconformist congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
J L Waite
Vineville
Lindale Men Charged With Tobacco Theft
Rome March 20 two Lindale men Ben Mangum and Roy Taft were charged in Floyd County with stealing about four thousand cigarettes from Britannia Bros Co store at Lindale. They allegedly confessed but say they were intoxicated at the time. The theft included cigarettes pipes and tobacco with no other shop items disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ben Mangum
Roy Taft
Lindale
Flosd
Brittain Brox Co
Lindale Trev
Surrender of Atlanta murder suspect told by press
A negro sought by Atlanta police for a killing surrendered to Savannah police on Friday night. He gave no reason for the act. The Desert of the Alabama troops transported the suspect to Atlanta for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gere Park Ognezio
Atlanta
Savannah
Alabama
Faorce
Allanta
Women Attend Playground School For Director Posts
About seventy women attended the playgrounds school yesterday afternoon in the council chamber. Miss Idorenec conducted the session. The aim is to recruit applicants for director positions at playgrounds. Every Friday afternoon the school will run and only attendees will be eligible to apply.
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Atlanta
Counc
Federated Clubs of
Suomen
Water of
Savannah
Atlanta City Federation
Atlante
Haur
Idorenec
Council Chamber
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