Paris Fashion Notes From A Letter To Harper's Bazaar
Katherine de Forest reports on Paris summer fashion with full flounced skirts, gathered backs, and ornate bows. This season features gray basket fabrics, foulards, and velvet accents, with new belts, boleros, and hair tied in pompadour styles, while dull laces and silk pipings highlight dresses and chemisettes.
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Paris
Katherine de Forest
Harper's Bazaarag
New York
Barbara Frietchie
Barbuta
Parla
Rue de la Paix
Chtrred Batiste
Mme. Eames
Marie Antoinette Fichus
Local Social Notes Highlight Parties and Club Events
Mrs. W. D. Hills hosts at home while Athens visitors join relatives in Macon. Numerous dinners, luncheons, and birthday gatherings appear, with Sheltering Arms plans, Vassar commencement daisy chain honor, and Colonial Club ladies day. Miss Kirkcaldie advertises accordion and knife pleating creations.
Opium Cocaine and Whisky Cures Reported at Woolley Sanitarium
The Constitution notes Dr B M Woolley’s sanitarium in Atlanta as a humane site for treating opium cocaine and whisky habits. Cases include two women using morphine and cocaine at high doses, cured in under thirty days, along with several physicians and a druggist treated similarly. The Presbyterian editor confirms a real home like setting and strong hope for even desperate cases.
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Woolley
Atlanta
Philadelphia
New York
Paris
B. M. Woolley
Atlanta, Ga
Presbyterian
Hobas
Sunday School Delegates Head to Augusta for Convention
Delegates depart Atlanta at 7 AM as the state Sunday School convention opens in Augusta tonight and runs through Friday. President W. B. Witham predicts one of the most enthusiastic gatherings in the organization’s history with an unusually large attendance anticipated.
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Augusta
Witham
Atlanta
Woman seeks to cancel notes deeds claiming insanity
Mrs Anna Swift filed a Fulton county superior court petition alleging she was insane when she signed notes deeds and a mortgage in 1894 1898 to secure loans from Samuel Barnett Security Investment Co and H D Allen She asks the court to nullify the notes deeds and mortgage cancel the records and enjoin further action by the lenders The case names Samuel Barnett the Security Investment Co of Bridgeport Conn and H D Allen and asks for return of the documents and restraints on collection actions Judge Lumpkin set a hearing to show cause why the injunction should not be granted.
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Superior Court
Fulton County
Anna Swift
Samuel Garnett
Security Investment Company
Bridgeport
Samuel Barnett and Security Investment Company
Ars. Swift
Mortengen
H. D. Allen
Allen
C. H. Swift
Samuel Barnett
Maimed Veterans Fund Plans Entertainment Event
A Atlanta advisory board reports 360-plus subscriptions to fund a battalion of maimed veterans to attend the Confederate reunion in Louisville. An entertainment at the Grand Opera House is planned, with Steve R. Johnston in charge of arrangements. A committee will solicit further subscriptions as the drive continues.
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Louisville
A. J. West
Grand Opera House
Steve R. Johnston
Johnston
A. J. McBride
W. M. Durham
Atlanta Camp No. 159
United Conderate Veterans
R.8. Osborne
Camp Walker
United Confederate Veterans
Delegates Elected In Ninth Division of Railway Clerks
The fourth division executive committee met to canvass votes for division officers and delegates to the San Antonio convention June 6. Potter won for president, Glover for vice president, Ekdins for secretary treasurer, Palmer for executive committee, and delegates Hardaway Toombs Palmer Brown Led singer for the ninth convention. Kentucky's Crab Orchard Water praised as a global mineral remedy.
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National Association of Railway Clerks
National Association of Railway Postal Clerks
San Antonio
Tex
H. B. Potter
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Glover
Macon
C. W. Ekdins
Atlanta
E. D. Palmer
Fulton
T. J. Hardaway
Brunswick
L. 4. Toombs
Meridian
Miss
H. H. Palmer
J. W. Brown
C. Bl
Ledsinger
Scattering
L. A. Toombs
Asheville Wins Summer Session of Peabody Normal College
The Asheville board of trade president states negotiations are closed to host the Peabody normal college summer session in Asheville, Tennessee based Nashville origin. Expected 1,000 or more visitors in July and August, boosting local economy and activity.
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Asheville
N. C
J. A. Nichols
Asheville Board of Trade
Peabody Normal College
Nashville
Tenn
Frugal Advice on Stationery for Business Success
In this period of sharp competition, proper stationery aids professionals. Engraved, neat correspondence elevates image and effectiveness, offered at prices only slightly above common printed work.
Now a National Bank Lowry Banking Co
The Lowry Banking Company became a national bank yesterday and will be known as the Lowry National bank. A national bank examiner found its condition satisfactory last Saturday and the comptroller of the currency issued a certificate to begin business. Plates for circulating notes are being prepared in Washington to expand currency. Checks drawn on the former bank will be paid by the new bank, with all accounts transferred.
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W. B. Lowe
Federation of Clubs
Milwaukee
Plankitton
Athenseum
Georgia Federation of Woman's Clubs
Athenaeum
Georgia
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Rebecca D. Lowe
Eilen M. H. Peck
Georata Federation of Woman's Clubs
Wis
Citizens' Business League
Denver
Alert Georgian Federation of Woman's Clubs
Wilsely
the Athenaeum
Pioneer Woman's Stock Company
Ellen M. H. Peck
Lowry Banking Co
Lowry Banking Company
Lowry National Bank
National Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington
Stationery from Miller's at 39 Marietta St Atlanta
A brief ad asserts it is easy to obtain the proper stationery and that Miller's offers widely approved writing goods. It highlights competitive prices and directs readers to John M. Miller at 39 Marietta Street in Atlanta, Georgia.
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John M. Miller
Marietta St
Atlanta, Ga
Sheriff’s Monthly Sales At Courthouse Lands Record
Sheriff’s office held regular monthly sales yesterday before courthouse doors. About 0,000 realized with the top bid at 34,501 for ten acres on Peachtree road. The property formerly belonged to Mrs. C. A. Black and sold to Mrs. A. D. Payno.
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Sherif
Peachtree Road
C. A. Black
A. D. Payno
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L. Graham Crozier
Atlanta Woman's Club
Qire, Jans Sidney Peck
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W. H. Black
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W. W. Forsythe
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Samuel M. Inman
Henry Inman
T. B. Neal
Ben C. Smith
H. Barnes
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Thete
Slater
Horcaganton
W. D. Hills
Reta Viati
Mra
Iprostab
Athens
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Palder
Mise Rot
Dave Son
Thomas Egleston
Virginia
Hutiera Spalding
Clifford Anderson
BR. B. Swift
Whiteford Mays
Julian Robinson
Orie Best
Carterayillo
Claude Shewmake
Rt. Charles Avenue
Wiliam Austell
Uttle
Marion Goldsmith
Henry Grady, Jr
Jack J. Spalding
Albert Howell, Jr
Adelaide Howell Hare
Lousiana
Ods
Misa Louise Todd
Misa Stella Birad
The
Sheltering Arms Association
Marietta Street
Misa Daisy Stewart
Governin Board
Colonial Club
Kirkcaldie
Swift
Teouisville
Panch
Kentucky
Alanta Casight Co
Peabody
Normal School
Supreme Court of Georgia
Tsnian May
Suneness
Flint ‘Circuit
Holmes Et al
Langston & Aes
Moran
B. F. Childs
Broone
Bracter Waddieston
W. L Shields
Milla
H. J. Garland
Southern Railway Company
Sutherland
Whitehall St
J. P. Stevens
Charles W. Frankshaw
Whitehall
Alabama Street
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Mariette St
Marietta St. Liquors
Wall St
Liaise Birminghem
Atatn Wasteha
Grady Hospital
State Senate
Clark Howell
House of Representatives
Morris Brandon
Houston
Porth King
John M. Slaton
Amon Fox
M. Wy
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A. W. Hill
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Lid Halland
B. FP
Budette
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A. J. Shropstire
L. P. Thomas
Josh Tye
J. J. Pain
N. A. Chastain
J. B. Gellsmith
W. C. Tolbert
W. Maddox
J. T. Jones
John W. Nelms
B. Turman
E. B. Rosser
E.W. Palmer
Democratic Executive Committee
W. & Hulsey
John A. Wilkinson
Tam
Co. M. Payne
City Criminal Court
City Criminal Court of
A. E. Calhoun
Criminal Court
WM. J. Albert
Juder
Criminal Court of
Frank A. Arnold
Solicitor Criminal Court
Mesalf
Criminal Court of Atlanta
John Corrigale
Eugene RE. Black
Tereby
L. Colberson
W. Stephens
Yerif
Saboracs
Callectar
Crave
P. Stewart
Major J. 8
Dytter J. HL
Harwell
Zach Castleberry
T.M. Armistead
Yam
Be Mit Leam
Frank P. R
D. G. McCullough
A. Latzky
N. Forsyth Sr
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