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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1924
Page
8
The article portrays Bebe Daniels as fearless yet glamorous, arguing personality is the essence of beauty. Daniels stresses that true beauty comes from dynamic, warm personality and sincere charm beyond mere looks, and she praises outspoken American girl traits while critiquing dogmatism.
Andrew Jackson Small of Brunswick and Joseph K Large of Decatur enlisted at the Marine Corps recruiting station in the post office building, accepted by Lieutenant Clifford Prichard. The pair joined as part of a broader surge of youths seeking service with the Marines offering land and sea duty plus a free education.
Dr. George W. pret, a Sumter, South Carolina dentist, visited Atlanta on Monday after returning from the national dental convention in Dallas Texas where he was honored with appointment to the rules committee. He has eight years as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee in the South Carolina House and is regarded as well informed on state political affairs.
Post office inspectors arrested Bessie Pickens, Dessie Mae Rhodes, and Leo Rhodes of Anderson and Starr for conspiring to defraud mail order firms by issuing worthless checks. Albert Wimbush was also arrested in Abbeville on interception and embezzlement of a first class letter. Hearings await in Atlanta and early date hearings are planned.
T. F. Anderson, 28, of 1088 West Peachtree Street, was brought to Grady hospital Tuesday night with wood alcohol poisoning. He swallowed a quantity by mistake, was treated with an antidote, and released after hospital records show recovery.
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An old superstition about a sneeze as an imp eating and spreading disease is discussed. The piece notes bad teeth and health, and suggests street dust on fruit skins is unappetizing, with a provocative line about risk and appetite.
Anton Lang praises peaceful New York atmosphere as the piece argues conversation declines amid busy lives. The author urges reading and dialogue over constant activity, comparing historical salons to modern gatherings and stressing mental discipline and attentive exchange.
Practical advice on eye health urges regular exams by an oculist and rest for tired eyes. It links eye strain to poor sleep, air quality, and digestion, and suggests hot and cold compresses, washing eyes with warm water, cold cream, and gentle pore cleansing. It also notes hair removal options and repeats encouragement for future installments.
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