Social items round up guests, travels, and events
Social items list visits and travel of Mrs. Ernest Withers in Waynesville and Mrs. J E de Belle in Jacksonville. Marguerite Wilder returns to Brenau after visiting Nell Parr, with other notes on Mrs. Orme Campbell in Maryland and Dr. and Mrs. C C Howard en route to Selma. Several entertainments and forthcoming events at the Newnan club and Georgian Terrace are noted, plus travels of the Lamar and Stephens households and a Virginia trip itinerary for Miss Jones among others.
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Ernest Withers
Waynesville
N.C
Anstey
J.E. de Belle
Jacksonville
Charles Kauffman
Anstey Park
Mian
Marguerite Wilder
Brenau
Nell Parr
Juniper Street
Orme Campbell
Maryland
Europe
Arnold Broyles
C. C. Howard
Selma
Howard
Judge
J. M. Bateman
Florida
North Boulevard
John Stephens
Eugene Mitchell Tack Lewis
Darkens gray hair and stops falling with Q-Ban
An advertisement touts Q-Ban as a hair darkener that also prevents dandruff itching and fading. It promises natural looking dark hair after several applications and claims it won’t injure the scalp. Sold as a seven ounce bottle for 50 cents by local Bridmendgon's Drug Stores with mail orders available.
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Bridmendgon's Drug Stores
N. Broad Street
Pryor
Atlanta
Tribble discusses navy chaplains and religious freedom
Rep. Tribble of Georgia defended increasing navy chaplains while opposing compulsory participation in services by seamen. He cited denominational balances, urged chaplains on ships, and highlighted Cardinal Gibbons's view on welfare secretaries. He reaffirmed respect for conscience and supported two battleships.
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John Corrigan
Washington
J. Tribble
Georgia
Congressional Record
Universalist
Naval Committee
United States
Navy Yards
Tribble
Washington Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Mr. Tribble
Wetter
Cardinal Gibbons
Lather O'hearn
Father O'Hearn
Army
Navy
Committee On Naval Affairs
Senate
Hous of Representatives
Wilara
Giebu
Arghtishon
Baltimor
Tornado Claims One Life and Injures Seven in Texas
A May tornado swept Maud and Redwater Texas causing one death and seven critical injuries. About $160,000 in property was lost as seventeen buildings including the post office and depot were leveled at Redwater. Mrs. Pearl White was killed at Redwater, her dress and shoe torn by wind. The storm also damaged farms near Fistag Texas with several injuries but no additional fatalities.
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Texarkana
Texas
Maud
Redwater
al Daud
Pearl White
Fistag
Georgian Is Named By The Engineers
In Nashville at the closing session of the executive committee officers for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers were elected D. Howard of Waycross Georgia as chairman T J Neigsett of Birmingham as vice chairman Harry Huddleston of Manchester Georgia as secretary and treasurer The southeastern territory convention opens tomorrow morning in Nashville and runs through Saturday Grand officers W B Printer first grand engineer F W Church president of the insurance association W E Willis assistant grand chief and T A Burgess assistant grand chief are among those attending.
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Nashville
Tenn
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
D. Howard
Waycross
T. 3
Neigsett
Birmingham
Harry Huddleston
Manchester
Treasauyer
Southeastern Territory
Brotherhood
W. B. Printer
F W. Church
Insurance Association
W. E. Willis
T. A. Burgess
Grady County Cattle Shipments Reach Record Volume
May 4 report from Thomasville Georgia notes Grady County shipping seventy four head of unusually fine cattle for 3809.44 dollars. The cattle were raised by W B Roddenberg J W Bucroughe Thomas Wight and W J Barber and were sold to a Savannah dealer rather than western buyers.
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Grady
Thomasville
W. B. Roddenberg
J. W. Bucroughe
Thomas Wight
W. J. Barber
Savannah
Stone Defends Coastwise Tolls Exemption Debate
Washington May 5 Senator Stone Missouri said he would vote for tolls exemption repeal after backing the 1912 exemption, arguing the Baltimore platform opposed subsidies but approved exempting coastwise vessels. He challenged the idea the policy violated the Hay-Dauncefote treaty and accused some in Congress of misreading the party platform. He warned repealing now could force a struggle over subsidies and criticized partisan rhetoric.
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Washington
Baltimore
United States
Panama Canal
Senator Stone
Missouri
Senate
Champ Clark
House
Aswer
Congress
Great Britain
America
Stone
Sonereas Ag
Norfolk
Charleston
Savannah
Jacksonville
Hhis
Democratic Party
New Apasera
Prohibition and Woman Suffrage Bills Sent to House Calendar
Washington May 1 Joint resolutions proposing amending the federal constitution to extend woman suffrage and nationwide prohibition were reported to the house by the judiciary committee without recommendation. The measures were approved overwhelmingly on a viva voce vote. Proponents pledge to push the issues to the floor despite opposition.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Dupre
Lousiana
United States
Representative Mondell
Weaming
Hobson
Alabama
Sada Fought Rats in a Foul Dungeon
New York May 5. Abdouh Sada, a naturalized American born in Hatty, reports being confined in a foul dungeon in Port au Prince and marched through the streets at bayonet point. He says he was deported by Haitian authorities for political reasons after a trial was refused him. He arrived on the steamer Allemandias en route to Washington to file a state department protest. He claims possessions valued at 15000 were seized by the Hatian government, alleging involvement in the August 1912 assault on the National palace. He asserts no connection to that incident. He is a Lanary merchant with wholesale interests in Port au Prince and New York, naturalized in 1903.
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New York
Port Au Prince
Abduah Sada
Haytien
Allemandias
Washington
State Department
Tanads
Leconte
Baid
Lanary & Merchant
United States
Young Nixon Convicted of Breach of Peace in Yale Case
New Haven May 5 Stanhone W Nixon a former Yale student and son of Lewis Nixon of New York was found guilty in city court of a breach of the peace related to an October 21 assault on Edward W Everett chief engineer of a telephone company. Judge O Meara fined $200 plus costs and an appeal was filed. Nixon testified he had been drinking and cannot recall events. Four students testified seeing him near a fraternity house and Yale peers filled the courtroom.
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New Haven
Conn
Stanhone W. Nixon
Yale
Lewis Nixon
New York
Edward W. Everet
O'Meara
Costa
Nixon
Nixom
Wilson Asked To Veto Smith Lever Measure
New York May 1 An appeal to President Wilson to veto the Smith Lever agricultural extension bill on grounds it discriminates against negro farmers of the south has been made by Jane Addams Herbert Parsons Moorfield Storey Donald Garrison Villard Joel B Spingarn and William S Bennett The letter notes that two senate amendments removing discriminatory features were discarded by the conference committee and the conference report adopted by both houses The bill in its present form leaves to state legislatures the distribution of federal funds for agriculture and home economics and the writers warn that experience shows the negro will suffer.
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New York
Wilson
Smith- Lever
South
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jane Addams
Herbert Parsons
Moorfield Storey
Uonald Garrison
Villard
Joel B. Spingarn
Willum S. Bennett
Senate
Conference Committee
Congress
Washington Memorial Memorial selection by jury
The Washington Memorial project lists Tracy and Swartwout of New York City as the most satisfactory design team chosen by the George Washington Memorial Association jury. Congress authorized the memorial to be built in Mulwork Construction must begin before March 4, 1915, but funding shortfalls delay the start for now with about one million dollars raised though much remains unsecured.
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Washington
Say
Py Tracy
Swartwout
New York City
George Washington Memorial
George Washington Memorial Association
Congress
Mul
Knights Templars Meet in Waycross Today
Waycross Georgia hosts a two day session of the grand commandery Knights Templars of Georgia opening tomorrow morning. Delegates are arriving with main events including a 10 o clock parade forming on Plani avenue before LaGrande hotel. Opening exercises at Grand theater followed by formal activities at Mason hall.
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Waycross
Grand Commandenry
Knights Templars of
Georgia
Plani Avenue
LaGrande Hotel
Grand Theater
Mason Hall
Italy and America Sign Peace Treaty
Washington May 5 Secretary Bryan and Marquis Cusani Confalvateri Italian ambassador signed a treaty whereby any bilateral dispute unresolved by diplomacy shall be referred to an international five member commission for investigation for up to one year, though shortening is possible. The pact follows Bryan’s 1919 Netherlands agreement pattern, with no provision for preserving current military status quo.
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Washington
Bryan
Marquis “Cusani Confalvateri
Asador
United States
Ialy
Netherlands
Orus
Cardinal Gibbons Sails to Rome to Visit the Pope
Cardinal Gibbons leading a delegation of bishops and priests sailed aboard the North German Lloyd liner Princess Irene from New York to Naples en route to Rome. The voyage marks a papal visit with Hoboken piers decorated in American German and papal banners.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
New York
Naples
Cardinal Oes
Iloboken
Tango corn remedy promises painless relief and guaranteed results
The ad touts Tango as the best treatment for corns and bunions, claiming it ends pain, removes the core, and leaves skin pink. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if the core is not rooted out, and notes availability at Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta and by all druggists.
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Tango
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Prizes Awarded to Crisp County Pupils in Elocution
The annual Crisp county schools contest in elocution and oratory drew most county schools. Representatives attended and acquitted themselves creditably in Cordele Georgia.
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Crisp County
Cordele
Crisp
Oratorical Contest Winners Named at Local Schools
I B Gleaton of Clements school won a gold medal offered by P O Neal of Macon, the namesake of the local public school. Alma Kh of Pimia school received a medal offered by BL Wilson for best reading. Talk is cheap, and often the cheapest men do the most talking.
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I. B. Gleaton
Clements School
P. O'Neal
Macon
Alma Kh
Pimia
BL. Wilson
It Know It Helped Mrs Alexander Sicken Headache
Niangua Missouri published reader testimonial from Mrs N Alexander praising Thedford s Black-Draught. She claims long time sick headaches stopped and digestion improved and notes her child Joe benefited from pinworm relief. The ad touts liver stomach benefits and one cent per dose.
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Niangua, Mo
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East
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Newnan Club
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Peachtree Street
W. 5. Troy, Jr
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J. E. Hannicutt
Ane
Whwam Nevin Adkins
East Fourteenth Street
Kelly Evans
Toronto
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Georgian Terrace
Clellan
Susan
Jacksonvill
Erances Papy
Taweongor
Wheeler's
Mias Helen Jones
East Lake
Virginia
Richmond
Danville
Gavison-Paxon-Stokes Co
McCray Refrigerators
McCray
Ivy
Show Rooms
Zip
Peachteer
Gyreeth
Columbia
Columbia Records
Victor
Columbia Graphophone Co
Peachtree St
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Sada
Young Nixon
Washington Memorial
Knights Templars
Italy
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