Daughters of the American Revolution event and local social notes
The John Bedining Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a reception on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Howell served a splendid meal after a talk on William Penn. Numerous local residents and guests were noted in the social column, with visits by Misses McLean and Little Moe McNeil among others. Regulars from Tifton to Norman Park were mentioned, along with club gatherings and visitors to the area.
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Neck Moultrie
John Bédining
Daughters of
Thuyaday
Howell
Willliam Penn
Anton Butor Asia Mire
Kate’ “Crenshaw
Georgia
C. C. Brown
Dothan
Als
W. T. Cioper
Sam Harredl
Whisham Eptter
J. R. Vealte
W. T. Abercrombie
Tifton
Tenius McLean
Yorman Park
W. Turnbull
Murphy
W. J. Matthews
J. B. Pinckard
Norman Park
T. W. Mattox
Mina Larson Mattox
Atlanta
W. J. Vereen
Misees O'Quinn
Kingwood
Misa Little Moe McNeil
Florida
W. W. Ashburn
Bessie Blackwell
Elisnton
Eula Dyke
Belle Murphy
Boston
Worth
Aire
W. Smith
Federated Women's Club of Georgia
L. B. Herring
N. P. Shackleford
Brooks Shipp
New York City
D. C. Raney
Thomasville
le T. Raney
S. W.aturphy
Autreyville
Misa Agnes Scarboro
Pearl Scarboro
Catherine White
Cairo
Cleo P. Allen
Fiorida
North Carolina
Mrs J H Baker in Savannah area ill with appendicitis
Social items note Mrs J H Baker, formerly of Savannah, is critically ill with appendicitis at her Spring Street home. Also a South Georgian train schedule advertises departures from Union Station at 9 00 p m for Waycross and Thomasville, with occupancy available at 9 00 p m.
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J. H. Baker
Savannah
South Georgian
South Georgia
Thomasville
Waycross
Union Station
Vice Commission Named This Week
The city council created a vice commission to investigate social evils and determine actions against houses of questionable character. It will include two aldermen three councilmen and five citizens with a six month term. The mayor will name a chairman from his appointees and report is due by October.
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Winn
Women, Avoid Operations and Seek Vegetable Compound
A letter from Mrs. Orville Rock warns against surgical operations for women and advocates Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She details four weeks in hospital with worse symptoms after an operation and credits the remedy with restored health, strength, and ability to do housework.
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Orville Rock
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paw Paw
Mick
Ann Arbor
Dia E. Pickham
Lydia K. Puikhaca
Columbus Georgia to Hold City Wide Cleanliness Drive
Columbus Georgia plans a city wide cleanliness drive tomorrow under Mayor Ch. A sectional plan will divide the city into blocks with private initiatives leading most work. A. V. Wood of Brunswick Board of Health will speak on sanitation and mosquito control.
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Columbus
Tor
Msee
Board of Trade Hall
Ch of
A. V. Wood
Board of Health of Brunswick
Wood
Lawrence Textile Strike Declared Off After Success
Lawrence leaders claim the wage upturn achieved its aim and the strike ends across the mills. The broader textile sector faces price raises anticipated to shift costs to consumers, with New Bedford rivaling Lawrence as a focal point in the dispute.
Annual Cooking School Begins at Old Capital City Club
The annual cooking school for the Home for the Incurables opens at 10:30 AM in the Old Capital City Club building. Mrs. Strong returns to lead the sessions, starting with children’s nutrition. The program runs for a week with daily lessons and a notable candy table fundraiser later in the week.
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Old Capital City
Capital City Club
Strong
Atlenta
Atlanta
Atlanta Attorney James Woodall Seeks Solicitor General Bid
James L. Woodall, a well known Atlanta attorney, announces his candidacy for solicitor general of the Atlanta circuit, subject to the August primary. Woodall enjoys a wide acquaintance throughout the county.
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James L. Woodall
Atlanta
Woodall
Woodall Enters Race for Solicitor General of Atlanta Circuit
James L Woodall, long connected with Armour Fertilizer Works and a former teacher, announces his candidacy for solicitor general of the Atlanta circuit in the Fulton county August 1913 primary. He joins other Atlanta lawyers Carl Hutcheson and Madison Bell in a field challenging incumbent Hugh M Dorsey, with a detailed platform to come at the proper time.
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Armour Fertilizer Works
Woodall
Scott & Davis
Temple Court
State of Georgia
Bam Johnson
Atlanta
Carl Hutcheson
Madison Bell
James L Woodall
Hush MM
Fulton County
James L. Woodalls
Best Dental Work at Moderate Prices
There is no need to pay exorbitant prices for high quality dental work or risk teeth to incompetence for low prices. The Atlanta Dental Parlors on Peachtree Street offer premier dental work at price levels to suit modest budgets.
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Atlanta
Peachtres
Decatur Streets
Spectacular leap from bridge to death in New York
An unidentified man jumped from the Manhattan Bridge into the East River in New York City, plunging 160 feet and sinking after a brief resurfacing. Police paused recovery efforts as the body remained unfound hours later. Separately, a student concert at the Atlanta Theater announced for Wednesday evening March 27 featuring a diverse group of young U.S. performers with free admission.
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New York
Manhattan Bridge
Herdiass
Atlanta Sallewe
Imagy
Atlanta
United States
Boys Meeting at Wesley Memorial Aids Summer Work
The Wesley Memorial Athletic Club hosted a boys meeting at the Wesley Memorial church raising funds for summer work. Superintendent George Dorr led a vigorous campaign boosting effort and impact. Speakers included Ann G. Candier J T Rowe and City Prothonotary Officer J M Gleer with several others. a 150-voice boys choir added appeal to the program.
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Wealey Memorial Church
Wesley Memorial Athletic Club
George
Dorr
Campaigan
Ann G. Candier
J.T. Rowe
J. M. Gleer
Theii
Sam Awiliing
Cooledge Newcomer
Victor Drebla
Seal Meltzer
Coburn Southall
Gordon Freeman
L. C. Forbes
Ray Love
City Committees Plan Meetings and Budgets
This week at City Hall several council committees will meet. The finance committee proposes appropriations for Grant park activities totaling 5 600. funds drawn from a prior 5 000 grant no longer needed for railroad commission inquiries on electric light and power. The ordinance committee will consider red tail lights for nonautomobile vehicles at night to reduce accidents. Special committees will study a bond election for a crematory park development and street improvements, with possible charter amendments if approved. The board of health will discuss establishing a central market or four markets in Atlanta, following a petition by local ladies. Council meets next Monday afternoon.
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Finance Committee
Grant Park
Thomson
Hall
Railroad Commission
Haverty
Board of Health
Atlanta
Coal Crisis Looms Over Union Talks in Cleveland
Cleveland March 24 The coal strike crisis looms as 459,000 miners in bituminous and anthracite fields weigh April actions. United Mine Workers executives arrive to draft a referendum on a two year wage scale pending talks with operators in western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois. A five percent pay rise is floated as a possible compromise though likely insufficient to meet demands. Anthracite miners face no agreement or workable scale, with no plan to continue operations after month end.
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Boston
Mass
Lawrence
New England
New Bedford
Devoll
Manufacturers’ Association
Cleveland
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
John P. White
Indianapolis
God’s Warning in Flood Says Augusta Pastors
Augusta pastors warned that the Augusta flood is a divine warning and urged immediate protection measures. Sermons across pulpits urged the city to repent and prepare, with Dr. Sevier and Rev. M Ashby Jordy among the strongest voices.
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Augusta
Goa
M. Ashby Jordy
Howard T. Eg
Festival Chorus Concert Promises Big Atlanta Music Event
Tickets go on sale at the Auditorium box office for a big festival chorus concert Tuesday night. Over 200 voices form the Atlanta Music Bestival chorus, trained by Dr. Percival J. Starnes. Charles R B. Sheldon to preside. Dr Starnes to lead the performance.
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Auditorium
Atlanta Music Bestival Chorus
Atlanta
Percival J. Starnes
Charles RB. Sheldon
Dr. Starnes
Concert features Piovance Hinkle Soloist for benefit
A bright feature of the occasion will be the solos rendered by Miss Piovance Hinkle noted dramatic soprano who has been specially secured for the association for this concert. Miss Hinkle has visited Atlanta before, and those who have heard her praise the attractive sweetness of her voice. Walters argues that fair wages must accompany the event.
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Piovance Hinkle
Sorano
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West Georgia
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New
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Wesley Memorial
Cardus
S. A. Webb
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Festival Chorus
H.a.martin
Whitehall Street
She Walters
Trust Company OF Georgia
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