Photo Drama of Creation Draws Crowds in Atlanta Theater
The Atlanta theater presents Part I and Part II of the Photo-Drama Creation free with no collection. Part I covers earth’s history from Melchizedek to the Israelites’ bondage and the Exodus, with hand colored scenes from France. Part II traces Jewish history to Elisha, ending with the Shunammite’s Son. Speakers discuss divine justice, resurrection, and peaceful lessons, urging Bible study. Shows run daily at 3 and 8 pm with free seats.
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Asraham
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Jerael
Egypt
France
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Israel
Messiah
Christ
Jesus
Capernaum
Bethesda
Teaches Children How to Avoid Accidents Campaign
The Automobile Club of Georgia starts a safety drive in public schools warning children to cross roads safely and follow rules. Enrolling new members for tens and twenties every May, organizers seek broader automobile owner representation in state and county affairs.
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Fraser Congratulated on Revival Success at St Pauls
Dr Fraser pastor of St Pauls Woethouist church announces reception for new members after revival. Atlanta’s strong support praised as ministers from Durham and Knoxville helped inspire renewed faith and Church growth. Dr George F R Stuart expected to address the congregation soon.
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St. Paul's Woethouist Church
Fraser
St. Pauls
Durham
Kilge
Aames L. Goodell
Atlanta
Dr. Fraser
George FR Stuart
Knoxville
St. Paula
Wednesday Closing Extension Drives Downtown Merchants Plan
The Retail Grocers association conducts a campaign to extend the Wednesday closing plan from downtown to all retail businesses. Merchants in downtown areas are urged to support a half holiday on Wednesdays, replacing the traditional Saturday half day to ease midweek shopping, with sentiment largely favorable.
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Theets
Mexican Traits in Harper's Weekly Description
The piece quotes Frits Arno von de Ellen claiming Mexican society splits into a working middle, an idle upper, and a careless lower class. It stereotypes Mexicans as childish, lazy, and pleasure driven, prioritizing bullfights and plaza events over national affairs, with a mix of Spanish Indian blood in the lower strata.
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Frits Arno von de Ellen
Harper's Weekly
Silk department expands as shoppers flock to best silks
Popular annual event drives Silk section growth with extra sales help. Store highlights contract prices on spring silks imported styles from Paris. Dressmakers and tailors prepare elegant garments from silks slated to rise in price. Featured items include 36 inch striped shirtings and 40 inch brocaded crepe silk.
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Paris
Cheney
Embroideries Arrive: Crepe Fabrics for Summer Wear
Crepe family embroideries arrive just in time for the season. A wide 42 inch plain and neige crepe assortment goes on sale tomorrow at one price. Ideal for graduations, parties, garden and club frocks, and summer functions. Fabrics come in white with Delft white apricot sky pink green white black lavender and other shades.
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Crepe
Delft
Batiste
Annex Monday One-Price Sale Promises Big Wash Goods
The annex advertises a Monday one price sale with unprecedented offers on wash goods. It touts large buying power and first showing rights from manufacturers and importers. The notice lists fabrics such as 40 inch ratine stripe crepe and 45 inch plain voiles at a bargain price of 25.
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New York
Suits Show Stylish Wool Line With Tailored Cuts
A line of wool suits features about twelve top models with graceful cuts and high quality materials. The collection highlights long tunics with narrow skirts and draped sides, plus short coats trimmed collars and cuffs for a popular look.
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