Thoughts on Max O'Rell and the American woman defies foreign myths
The Cosmopolitan excerpt praises American women for freedom and politeness, contrasting them with European views. It notes how press portrayal shapes impressions abroad, with examples from Paris and London seasons and the latchkey image. Susan B Anthony’s writings on suffrage and women’s organizations are highlighted along with local society notices and upcoming events in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Magasine
Max O'Rell
O'Rell
June Guid
Amerikan
Max O’rell
Hoyden
Herbert Spencer
America
Lars O'Reid
Europe
Old Museum of Antiquities
France
England
London
Paris
United States
Hetle Dusingsa
In His Steps demand drives book sale offer
The Topeka Capital marks Charles M. Sheldon success from The Topeka Capital daily religious paper. The book In His Steps is in enormous demand and is offered for 19 cents with free mailing by Jom M. Miller Co. at 99 Marietta Street Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Jom M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Gentry Show Adopts Water Proofing For Tents
A new canvas waterproofing process makes tents completely water resistant. The Gentry show has treated all tents to protect patrons and animals, though costly. The exhibition comes to Wheat and Jackson streets on April 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry
Wheat and
Jackson Streets
Claims Committee Sifts Damages Cases Without Decision
The Attleboro claims committee met yesterday afternoon in City Hall to hear cases from residents seeking damages against the city. Several small claims were heard but nothing was decided. committee members will prepare papers for Monday council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Death of Leona Kennedy at two in early morning
Leona Kennedy, daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Kennedy, died yesterday at 7 30 am at their home on Jangum Street Ona Kennedy aged two years whose passing follows a brief illness Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 3 30 at the residence with the interment to follow at Westlew cemer y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
Children of the Confederacy
Atlante
Frank P. Gale
Fhomas Morgan
T. 8. Lewis
Nathaniel Dozier
Joan
Gale
Merritts Avenue
Mary Kinsber
Willie Burke
Annie Wright
Minnie Cabaniss
Emma Belle Lowndes
Augusta Moore
Falr Street
William Berger Boorum
Edgar Relves Pugh
North
Florida
J. F. Kennedy
Ona Kennedy
Hta Pondire
Jangum Street
Horse Plunges to Death in Linden Avenue Ditch
John H. Akers lost a fine horse when it leaped headfirst into a ten to twelve foot ditch dug across Linden avenue near Myrtle street. Two red lanterns at the ends of the excavation failed to warn the animal, trapping it between the lights as Akers drove between them. Despite efforts of twenty men and police, the horse died as rescuers worked to pull it free. liability of the city under the ordinance is questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council
Grand Army of the Republic
The
Maccabees
Woman's Relief Corps
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
National Suffrage Association
Federation of Clubs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Great Missionary Societies
Washington
John H. Akers
Linden Avenue
Piedmont
Myrtle Street
Akers
No. 670
Worth Boulevard
Piedmont Avenue
Dr King's New Life Pill Promises Gentle Health Aid
An advertisement warns against harsh mineral poisons like calomel croton oil or alves pills and touts Dr Kings New Life Pill as a gentle effective remedy for headache and constipation, available at all drug stores.
Kentucky man claims to have found shooter of Charley Morgan
W L Gibbons of Barnesley Hopkins County Kentucky writes Sheriff Nelms claiming he has located the man who shot young Charles R. Morgan near Louisville and warns action is needed. Sheriff’s office may not act as the shooter is believed to still be in this state. Gibbons follows newspaper reports and asks about the reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
Susan B Anthony
National Equal Suffragist Association
Ife
National Federation of
Lauber
National Building and Trades
Nternational Union of Bricklayers 4
Stonemasons
Kentuckian
Nelms
Charley Morgan
Charles R. Morgan
John W. Nelms
W. L. Gibbons
Barnesley
Hopkins County
Kentucky
Louisville
Sheriff's Office
Young Morgan
Nellie Brown Sues Railroad for 5000 Damages
Nellie Brown, a passenger on Atlanta and West Point train No. derailed seven miles south of West Point, sues the railroad for 5000 dollars. She alleges painful injuries from broken glass, disfigurement, and permanent damage. suit filed in Atlanta city court and returnable next term. The plaintiff is represented by Attorney C W Flake, ticketed at Grantville, Corona Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brown
Atlanta and
West Point
Neliie Brown
C. W. Flake
City Court of
Atlanta
Grantville
Corona
Ala
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East
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Lulan Carllsmith
Phillips & Crew
Lilian Cartismith
Seldl
Boston Symphony Orchestra
August Mann
Hag Aung
Edward de Restke
Campanari
Mme
Albani
Nordica
Eames
Lehman
Johannes Wolff
Hollman
Rosenthal
Paderewski
van Dén Tiende
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Hilda Newman
Leschetizky
Anderson-Connor
Tilden J. Connor
Catherine Jane Anderson
Marietta
Decatur
Ray. T. C. Betherton
Archibald Davis
Webster
Lucy Cobb Institute
William Green Raoul
New York
Bostonians
Wills Ragan
Adelaide Howell
Walter Taytor
Fulton Colville
Richard Bell
John Walden
Josie Stockdell
Florence Jackson
Misa Letla Camp
Covington
Lord Street
L. B. Nelson
de Funiak Springa, Fla
Sadie M. Cram
Boston
Mags ‘ Jig
L. L. Knight
Boulevard
E H. Green
Danville, Ky
Charles J. Martin
Capital Square
Risa Roxie D. Storey
Chattanooga, Tenn
Mattle Weems
Courtland Street
E Vinson
Itasca
Tex
J. C Gilespie
Knoxville
Tenn
J. B. Dun‘lap
W. FP. Robinson
Vinson
Gillespie
Tony
Henry Jackson
Marion McHenry Jackson
Rosalie Howell
Washington City
Joseph Thompson
Jessie Dearing
Miss Voceta
Augusta
Robert Maddox
Nashville
Murcheson
Frank Efils
Miss Murcheson
aestMr
J. G. Oglesby
Miss Oglesby
Tommie Lee Adamson
Joseph Maclean
Agnes Scott Institute
Lowndes
Davis & Freeman
Leona Kennedy
City Guard Armory
Tlen’s
Matinee
Robin Hood
Messrs Liebler & Co
Israel Zangwill
James A. Herne
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van. Winkle
Grand Box Office
China
Eric-a-Brac
Dobbs, Wey & Co.’s
North Pryor St
Imperial Theater
Enos
C. H. Swift
Undertaker
Pryor
Evan Winklegin & Machine Wks
coLoneia Theatre
DAN Packard Opera Company
Batera
Cai Pee HH
Smith’ Eae
Peachtree Street
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co
Florida West Coast
Tampa Bay
Tampa
Fla
Fine Golf Links
A. E. Dick
Helleview
Belleair
the Gulf
Barret An
Beminole
Winter Park
O. L. Frisbee
Ocala House
Ocala
Pia
P. F. Brown
Dudley
Phiney
the Enn
Port Tampa
Fils
H. Murdick
Georgia
Falto
Charlobe
Mary Taylor
Micajah Taylor
Peter Lynch
Whitehall St
Mitchell
Columbus
R. R
George W. Allen
Rogers B. Toy
Iesource
Gary Wyly
A. Lutz
Montgom
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