Reception for Daughters of the Revolution in Moultrie
Society notes from Moultrie Georgia report a Thursday afternoon reception hosted by Mrs W S Howell for the John Benning Chapter Daughters of the Revolution. Mrs W F Way read a paper on William Penn followed by a salad service. Several local ladies and visitors are listed among returning travel and hosting duties.
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Moulfrie
John Benning
W. F. Way
William Penn
Hoste
Anton Hubist Ang
Crenshaw
Middie
Georgia
Brown Hand
Dothan
Als
W. T. Clipper
Sam
Harredl
Whisham
J. R. Veal
W. T. Abercrombie
Tifton
Fenis McLean
Norman Fark
S. W. Turnbull
Murphy
W. J. Matthews
J. B. Pincksra
Norman Ark
T. W. Mattox
Larsen Mattox
Atlanta
Misa Bessie Blackwell
Ellenton
Eula Dyke
Norman Park
Belle Murphy
Boston
Worth
W. & Smith
Federated Women's Club of Georgia
L. 8. Herring
N. P__ Shackleford
Brooks Shipp Han
New York City
DP. C. Raney
Thomasville
I. W. Raney
S. W. Murphy
aAutreyville
Agnes Scarboro
Pearl Scarboro
Catherine White
Castro
Cleon P. Allen
Florida
North Carolina
Friends of Mia Baker Ill in Savannah Area
The friends of Mia J. H. Baker, formerly of Savannah, regret to learn she is critically ill with appendicitis at her Spring street home. The South Georgian train departs at 10:16 p.m. for all South Georgia points, with occupancy at Union station at 9:00 p.m. The best route is the try it.
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Mia
J. H. Baker
Savannah
Spring Street
South Georgian
South Georgia
Skeners
Thomasville
Waycross
Union Station
Vice Commission Named This Week In City
The vice commission created by ordinance will be appointed by the mayor this week. It will include two Eldermen three councilmen and five citizens with a six month term. The panel will investigate the social evil and report recommendations on houses of questionable character to abolish them, due by next October. Mayor Winn emphasizes careful selection of conservative, thorough citizens for the body.
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Smong Ais
Ang
Winn
Eliing Yene
Women, Avoid Operations and Try Pinkham's Compound
A Paw Paw Michigan letter from Mrs Orville Rock touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safer alternative to surgery for female ailments. She claims four weeks in hospital for a proposed operation left her worse, then improved after using the remedy, and urges others to try it for relief and health.
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Orville Rock
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paw Paw
Mich
Ann Arbor
Dame Home
Oavilia Rock
Michigan
Lydia E
Clean-Up Day for Columbus Urged by Officials
Columbus eyes a city wide cleanup with neighborhood blocks organized for thorough work aided by private effort and city forces. Mayor Chappell promoted the idea while A V Wood of Brunswick Health Board spoke on sanitary measures and mosquito control.
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Columbus
Chappell
A. V. Wood
Board of Health of Brunswick
Wood
Lawrence Strike Declared Off in Lawrence Mills
The Lawrence strike ends as mills approve a wage increase for 275000 textile workers and broader wage trends rise. Officials say gains spread to New England and New Bedford amid calls for 10 percent boosts, with possible further raises of 7 and 2.34 percent proposed as compromise.
Annual Cooking School Opens at Capital City Chup Building
The annual cooking school begins this morning at 10 30 in the old Capital City Chup building. Mrs Strong, who conducted last year’s academy, will lead this year with a first lesson on proper food for children. The program runs for one week with daily lessons and new topics. A prominent Atlante physician is expected to attend.
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Capital City
Chup
Strong
Eich Miorniitg
Woodall Enters Race for Atlanta Solicitor General
James M. Woodall Atlanta attorney announces candidacy for solicitor general of the Atlanta circuit in the August 1913 primary. He cites labor understandings from Armour Fertilizer Works years ago and a career in criminal defense, joined by his teaching and law practice with Scott & Davis. Incumbent Hugh M. Dorsey may seek endorsement after the presidential primary.
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Armour Fertilizer Works
Woodall
Scott & Davis
Temple Court
State of Georgia
Bam Johnson
Atlanta
Carl Hutcheson
Madison Bell
James Woodall
Hugh M. Dorsey
Fulton County
James IL. Woodall
Best Dental Work at Moderate Prices
There is no need to pay exorbitant prices for high quality dental work or risk health to low priced dentists. The Atlanta Dental Parlors at Peachtree and Decatur streets offer the best dental work at prices to suit modest purses.
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Atlanta
Peachtres
Decatur Streets
Peachtree
Spectacular Leap From Bridge To Death
An unidentified man leaped 160 feet from the Manhattan Bridge into the East River, struck water feet first, reappeared twice, then sank and was not recovered that day. The report notes the incident occurred in New York on March 24.
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New York
Manhattan Bridge
East River
Boys Meeting at Wesley Memorial Shows Strong Support
The Wesley Memorial church hosted a boys meeting under the Wesley Memorial Athletic Club. It raised a large sum for summer work and featured speakers including Georga C. Dorris Asa G. Candler J.T. Rose and City Probation Officer J. M. Gleer. A choir of 156 boys was highlighted.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Wesley Memorial Athletic Club
Garry
Georga C. Dorris
Asa G. Candler
J.T. Rose
7. M. Gleer
City Hall Committee Week Plans Budget Hearings
Atlanta council committees hold a series of meetings at city hall to review proposed appropriations for Grant park improvements and other projects. They will consider finance committee resolutions funded from prior railroad commission funds and discuss a possible bond election for crematory, park development, and street improvements.
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Grant Park
Coundihnen Thomson
Hall
Railroad Commission
Haverty
Stresta
Board of Health
Atlanta
Coal crisis looms as miners weigh April strike
Cleveland March 24 A crisis in the coal situation threatens a strike by more than 489000 miners in bituminous and anthracite fields unless new wage agreements are set. United Mine Workers officials arrive to draft referendum options while operators and miners in western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois meet to consider a two year wage scale. A proposed compromise for a five percent pay raise is discussed but faces doubt from union leaders who still demand ten percent and other changes. The anthracite side reports no agreed plan and no viable operation scale after month end.
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Boston
Mass
Lawrence
New Hingland
New Bedford
Milh
Satretary Devoll
Manufacturers’ Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Thia
United Mini Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
John P. White
Indianapoli
Augusta Pastors Warn of Flood as God’s Warning
In Augusta Georgia March 24 pastors from nearly every pulpit urged immediate flood protection measures. Sermons described the Augusta flood as a divine warning to the city and called for repentance and action. Noted preachers included Dr. Sevier Rev M Azlby Jofide and Rev Howard J Cres.
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Augusta
Aveliata
Sevier
M. Azlby Jofide
Howard JT. Cres
Festival Chorus Concert Set For Tuesday Night
Tickets go on sale at the Auditorium office for the Atlanta Music Festival chorus concert Tuesday night featuring over 200 voices from the Atlanta Music Festival chorus. Dr Percival J. Starnes and Charles Eh. Sheldon lead the event with soloist Florence Winkle.
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Festival Chorus
Auditorium Bo
Choirus
Atlanta
Percival J. Starnes
Atlanta Music Natival
Charles Eh. Sheldon
Dr. Starnes
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Vice Commission
Hotel
Springer
Columbus, Ga
West Georgia
Eset Aleaia
Chattahoochee Valley
Columbus Board of Trade
W. Finley
Southern Railway
Old Capital City
Janes L. Woodall
Hounoas
Aboutt
Woodall Enisya
James L. Woodall
Wesley Memorial
Cardus
S. A. Webb
P. O. Box
Dallas
Texas
Florence Winkle
Association
Mise Hinkle
H.A. Martin
Whitehall Street
Trust Company OF Georgia
Trust Company
Equitable Building
N. Pryor St
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