Liliputian Midway Scene Promotes Young Women's Aid
A large audience at the Liliputian Midway on its final day drew attention to plans for a Atlanta Young Women's Christian Association. Governor Northen will lead a conference with Miss Dunn and local women to discuss organizing a city branch and services for working women, with no fundraising. The group highlights the need for support, housing, classes, and social activities for young women entering the workforce.
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Isma
Yours
Chris- Han Agsatellona Atlota Sre
Fann Men's Christian Association
W. J. Northen Wit
National
Young Woman's Christian Association
Ativata
Atlanta
Garly
Gwala Harwood
Aflenta Association
Hugh Iilmen
A. McD. Wilson
Woods White
Dan Harris
Jennie Armstrong
Deshaw
Miss Dunn
Gulf State
Har- Wood
Dunn
Aha
Young Women's Christ and Association
Youngs Woman's ‘Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Dey
Hugh Inman
A. Gucceus
Harwood
Young Woman's Christians Association
Theas
Mary
Misa Helen F. Barnes
Hizabeth Wilson
Geneva
Dana Bes
Bhe
Biginena
Bloomington
Duluth
Ming
Akron
Sestila
Portland
Ore
Paterson
N. J
Growth of Atlanta Christian Association Student Bodies in 1880s
Observations discuss starting a scaled movement in Atlanta with a women focused center including baths rest and reading rooms and a department for courses and classes. The report traces the national convention history of the Christian Association and its rapid expansion from 1882 to 1895, noting budgets, cities, and numbers of student associations.
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Atlanta
Camp Collie
Elty Ang
Capid
Pittsburg
Cis
Drsides
Tan Qasistanta
Nesides Pects
Wrirki
Afternoon tea customs in stately English houses described
The passage describes drawing rooms in hotels or homes where guests gather for afternoon tea. It details tables with buttered bread, fancy cakes, tea pots, and cream jugs, with conversations lasting about an hour. It notes male companions, social ritual, and compares tea to a life habit, even critiquing its effects and referencing royal figures.
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Gotham
Apq
New Pond
Regent Street
Peter Robinson
Jay
Dickens
Newcastle
50 Men’s Suits in Striped Flannels on Sale
A local retailer offers 50 men’s suits in sizes 33 to 42 with striped flannels and skele ton backs. Prices range from $10.00 to $15.00 for various styles, including navy cadet blue green and cardinal. Wool serge and unfinished worsted versions with embroidered vests feature. Regular values listed as $84.50 and $5.00, now discounted.
Magnificence and manners of London society ladies
The narrator visits a grand, hospitable home echoing Southern hospitality with private suites and a maid for every need. Dining, tea, and social rituals showcase aristocratic luxury, fashion, and games, from bridge to baccarat, amid a climate of refined exclusivity and inward disdain for ostentation.
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Colffort
Eaward VII
Palite Anglety
Mayfair
Monte Carlo
Jatees Rtrest
Piccadilly
London
Milton
A Gift for That June Bride by Wm Lycett
A gift suggestion from William Lycett promotes unique original pieces of his china. The ad notes no duplicates and moderate prices with new pieces weekly from 83 1/2 Whitehall Street.
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William Lycett
Wm. Lycett
Whitehail Street
Poetic Reflections on Hell and Memory from a Blind Poet
The writer notes the enduring art of coloring in the blind poet and recalls scenes of St Giles and Milton while pondering poetry and mind. He debates claims that poetry requires madness, praises verve of Swinburne, and questions virtues in Faustine, ending with a lead into Continued on Twenty-fifth Page.
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Westminster Hall
St Giles
Criviiegate
John Milton
Johrgen
Hag
Verze
Alwa
Swinburn
Hailad
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