C Ras Crowning Glory Mer Wonderful Women Havana Memoir
Special Correspondence from Havana describes eight years of Cuban life through a writer’s experience living with Cuban women. It details housing, servants, meals, social customs, etiquette, gender roles, and daily life in a large Havana residence, highlighting contrasts with American norms and examples of women such as Maria Antonia and Dolores Ximeno.
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Havana
Alhambra
Havena
Helief
Cuba
United States
Galacia
Spain
Flora
Carmen
Gome
Daya
Conput
Aenora
Isabel Maamate Fernadez
Framk
Maria Antonia
Europe
Dolores Ximeno
Jewelry Mail Order Offer to Out of Town Buyers
An Atlanta jeweler invites customers outside the city to compare stock and service noting smaller-town shops lack variety and space. The ad stresses modern Atlanta inventory, connection to fashion centers, reliability praised by banks, and offers to mail a complete jewelry catalog with details on precious stones cut glass bric-a-brac and silverware.
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South
Atlanta
Men of affairs in Atlanta a Cuban circle in America
In a life amid health struggles a group of Cuban women in Atlanta is described with portraits of Victoria Nadia Mercedes Rosita Carmen Dolores Carmela and others.The narrator details their beauty, multilingual culture, motherhood, charity, fashion, and social constraints in cafes and parks while reflecting on Cuban womanhood and suitor dynamics within a transplanted society.
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Matanzas
Victoria
Barcelona
Nadia
Mercedes
Rosita
Ronite
Cuba
Miles
Arniles
Vintt
Carmen
Swith
Benito
Hemes
Spain
Dalores
Ming
Dolores
Carmela
Camete
Carmel
Cubs
New York
Our Lady of Carmen
United States
Crafting a 19th Century Carriage Tray Trank
The description details a wooden tray trank with two leather straps and clamped corners. It notes a car vas cover, iron-honed surface, three ten-inch hinges, dowel fastenings at ends, and large rollers with cloth tined throughout for support and securing contents.
Council to Act on Free Rides and City Board Changes
The general council meets this afternoon at 3 to discuss a plan for free transportation for firemen and policemen via reduced rental charges with the Georgia Railway and Electric Company. It may also address removing certain objectionable houses on Collins and under the Washington Street viaduct, and possible actions to implement Mayor Woodward’s push to shrink city boards. The tax committee is expected to report in favor of making tax returns public.
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Georgia Railway and Electric Company
State Railroad Commission
Collins Street
Washington Street
Woodward
Park Board
Mark Board
Grant
J P Harvey Dies. Fairburn Leader Laid to Rest
J P Harvey prominent Fairburn resident and former Campbell County legislator died at 56 from apoplexy. Funeral at his residence drew many relatives and friends with services led by Rev F J Dodd and Dr Black of LaGrange, burial in Fairburn cemetery with Masonic rites. He left wife Janie Beavers Harvey, three sons and one daughter.
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Fairburn
P Harvey
Campbell
Court to Hear 100 Cases in Morning Session
In the city court this morning a heavy docket is set with about fifty to sixty law cases and seventy five to one hundred bond cases. Several near beer matters will also be heard during the session.
Boy Shot Brother in Statesboro Quarrel
Seventeen year old Babe Boone was jailed after a quarrel with his brother led to a single gunshot. The shot struck the older boy in the mouth, knocking out several teeth and breaking the jaw. authorities report the incident occurred in Statesboro on November 6.
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Statesboro
Babe Boone
Baba Boone
Platel
Gael
Fred
Alford
Malloch Superior Court docket moves into next week
In Woods County at Matesboro Ge the Malloch Superior Court will hear a portion of cases next week with many criminal cases awaiting trial. On Monday the Woods County murder case of Joe Woods will be taken up. Earlier Friday Wl Anderson, a Black man, was convicted of raping a Black woman in the county court.
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Malloch Superior Court
Matesboro
Balloch Superior Court
Dee Woods
Joe Woods
Wl Anderson
Superior Court
Engineer John McGuire Oversees Mo ue and Montgomery Division
John McGuire, an engineer with the Mo ue and Montgomery division of the Te iniBean brand, appears in Montgomery Ale records dated November 1. The report notes his role and affiliation within the company structure and project scope.
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Engin Montgomery
Ale
John McGuire
Mo Ue
Montgomer
Te iniBean
Flat Earth Belief Persists In Hall County Sage Claims Bible Proof
Georgie farmer and self described Hall County sage asserts the earth is flat after fifteen years studying biblical passages. He argues the sun and moon move around a stationary earth and rejects astronomical consensus, citing Joshua and Hezekiah to claim divine proof.
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Hall County Sage
Georgi Farmer
Holter Shetter
Henry Reynolds
Reynolds
Hall
Anne
Profesor Reynolds
Hezekiah
Isaiah
Esaiah
Hexekiah
San
Reynolde
Ecclesiastes
Joshes
Joshua
Israel
Gideon
Ajalon
Pase
Roth
Hous Herschel
United States
Rom and
Rejnoiis
Hall Meeting
Georgie
Gainesville
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Burs. Beckwith
Clarke
Kupper Hood
Kentucky Fuel Co
Rountree’s
W. Z. Turner
Whitehall St
Siepe
Eliot Woeedward
E. G. Griffin
Whitehall Street
Nara
J. P. Harvey
Bond
Professor TH Reynolds
The
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
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