Hog and Hominy carnival aims to boost Atlanta
Atlanta Ad Men's club launches Hog and Hominy carnival on December 3 tied to the Georgia Gorn show. Queen candidates named, votes sold with invitations, and a grand parade from Capital City Club to Whitehall. Spectacle features floats, prizes, masquerade, and wide city and state participation.
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Atlanta
Ad Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cone Whitehall Street
Misses Wyckliff Wirm
Mary Murphy
Alene Fielder
Adrienne Battey
Mary Hice
Lawson Hines
Loune Parker
Mary King
Hattee Broyles
Triterout
Hog and Hominy Crrmyal Committee
U Number of Commerce
Maier & Berkeie
New York
Parides
Shakespeare
Tumn
Ananta
O'Rlack
Tne
Miss Fuller Finds Money in Tomatoes in Georgia
In Cavington Georgia on November 21 special report notes Ruth Falter a member of the Mount Zion Girls Canning club canned 660 two pound cans 50 one quart cans and 30 dozen bottles of catsup from one tenth acre for 1914. She earned about 75 dollars profit plus 17 dollars from fresh tomatoes and won a county prize in Macon including a scholarship to the Athens Agricultural school beginning January first.
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Cavington
Ruth Falter
Mount Zion Girls’ Canning Club
Fuller
Macon
Agricultural School
Athens
Puller
Jessian
Terrell Superior Court In Regular Session Highlights
Terrell superior court in Dawson Georgia opened under Judge W C Worrill with civil business Monday and Tuesday, a recess until Thursday for criminal docket work, totaling three days this week. No session next week due to South Georgia Methodist conference in the city, with a recess starting this afternoon and Monday morning November 20 for resumption of the criminal docket.
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Dawson
Terrell Superior Court
W. C. Worrill
South Margia Methodist Conference
Officers of Georgia Branch National Congress of Mothers
National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations officers listed with titles and addresses across Georgia. President Mrs Howard A Payn recording secretary Alisa Lottie Barnes Columbus Elberton Miss Laura Sillwell Atlanta and other vice presidents and district roles named with street addresses.
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National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Officers OF
Congress
Howard A. , Elecore
Payn
Alisa Lottie Barnes
Columbus
Laura Sillwell
Elberton
Gay
AR. KE. Hudgins
Olberon
Anditer
Roger Dewar
Atlants
Gate ‘Press
Eugens I. Mitchell
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Sirat
Alexander Thesmar
Huntingdon Street
Savannah
Mra
Her EL Moon
Titten
J.oh Childs
LaGrange
George Hough
N. Boulevard
J. Lindsy Johnson
Rome
Ira
Brewer
Swelfth
Duran Cachrap
J. Britt David
David
Gentian
Congress of Mothers
Fortson
J. Ei. Iubbard
Georrge Hodnes
Misa Jessié Cummings
Sixteenth Street School of Columba
Mothers of the
Sixteenth Street School of Columbus
Better Babies Contest Discussed by Atlanta Journal
The better babies contest in Atlanta closed with about 500 examined. Prizes will be awarded later and result cards returned, as physicians praise wholesome specimens and urge study of child hygiene to prevent blindness and improve future outcomes through maternal education and state-supported programs. Mrs. Anna Richardson and Mrs. John W. Rowlett lead efforts. numerous Parent-Teacher groups across Georgia report progress and plan further contests and domestic science programs.
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Atlanta
Department of Child Hugienne
United States
Hyzlene
Anna Richardson
Fourth Avenue
New York City
Richardson
Rowlett
John W. Rowlett
Atienta
Howard Payne
Payne
Council of Parent-Peacher Associaona
Macon
Savannah
Anawee
Earl
Ashmole
Brunswick
Federated Women Welcome Corn Club Boys in Atlanta Homes
Miss Samuel B. Lumpkin, president of the City Federation of Women’s Clubs, says federation households will host corn club boys during meetings in Atlanta. She notes hundreds of boys have found homes through past efforts and praises chamber of commerce backing.
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Atlanta
Samuel B. Lumpkin
City Federation of Women's Club
Federation
Hougekeeping
Eslad
Chamber of Commerce
Butts County Fair Opens With Broad Support and Prizes
Jackson Ga November 21 Special The first annual session of the Butts County Fair association drew a large crowd at the courthouse and lawn. Prizes were awarded in corn hog and livestock classes with yields of 112.6 and 109.50 bushels for top corn prizes and first in hogs and Herefords. Exhibits from Poultry to Girls' Canning and various clubs received praise as plans for next year’s fair advance.
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Jackson
Butts County Fair Association
Corn Club
Som
Uimon City
Bernard Gaston
Lawrence Fancher
Bous Ma Gridley
Athens
Jeefer Sons
A. M. Face
G. Ef, Mallet
Irvin
State Agricultural Collese
I. D
Holiness Convention to Convene in Rutledge Georgia
The Holiness convention will meet in Rutledge November 25 26 and 27 with G W Sorrow presiding. Over one hundred preachers and delegates are expected to attend. Mr Sorrow has rented a large vacant house and lot and will convert it into a Holiness camp.
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Rutledge
Holiness Convention
G. W. Sorrow
Sorrow
Captain Collings Cures Rupture Without Surgery
A tale recounts Captain Collings who, after years of rupture and failed treatments, beat a dangerous operation by self cure after trying doctors and trusses. The dramatic account frames his breakthrough as a personal remedy that freed him from immobilizing illness.
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Collings
Truss
Corn Show Promises a Splendid Event at Capitol
Arrangements for the Fourth Annual Corn Show at the state capitol span four days starting December 1. Reports from farm demonstration agents indicate 85 counties ready to exhibit over 4500 pieces, with expectations of 100 counties and 5000 exhibits opening day. The Georgia chamber of commerce publicizes 700 boys and about 300 Atlanta homes aiding, with 490 accommodations needed. Leaders Bayne Gibson and H. G. Hastings coordinate, scout masters to meet, and girls’ canning clubs to occupy the capitol rotunda. An array of Atlanta residents pledge to host boys as exhibits, with items arriving from Macon and Rome via the railroad at no cost.
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State Capitol
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Bayne Gibson
Hoy Georts
Georgia
H. G. Hastings
Chamber
Charce
Capitol
Rotunda
Washington Street
Macon
Rome
Bai
Peachtree’ Streat
Thomas KK. Glenn
Myrtie Street
D. H Arthur
Wellington
George BM. Niles
North Boulevard
A W. Farlinger
George J. Yundt
Seventeenth Street
W. M. Nichols
St. Charles Avenue
J. A. Sasder
Ponce de Leon Avenue
J. Lee Barnes
Majestic Hotel
J. K. Ban~croft
Highland Avenue
Jg." Beel
W. H. Brent
Battle Hill Avenue
W.D. Brewer
West Baker Street
B.D
Hugh Wiilet
Peachtreet Street
Carl Witt
East
Harris Street
Adolf
Floyd W. McRae
Peachtree Street
D. Gorman II
Weat Fifteenth Street
St Sheffield
W.N. Glenn
Bass Street
J. G Johnson
Piedmont Avenue
Boulevard
James E Dickey to Preach at Trinity Church
Dr James B Dickey president of Emory College will preach at Trinity church at 1 oclock this morning.
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James E. Dickey
James B. Dickey
Emory College
Trinity Church
Oelock
New Barbers Law to Be Put in Operation
Arrangements by the state board of barber examiners to implement the sanitation and efficiency law enacted by the General Assembly. The board, part of the state health system, governs barber shops in cities of 6,000+ population. Shops must report, obtain licenses, or face fines or imprisonment. contact E Limbaugh or E Robing for details. The event favors informal dress and aims to boost the charity fund through ticket sales at the door.
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State Board of Barber Examiners
Ise General Assembly
Board of Barber Examiners
State Board of Health
Georgia
E. Limbaugh
E. Robing
Atanta
Vetti
Ness
Elks Charity Ball Planned At East Biz Street Home
The Elks announce their annual charity ball at the Elks home No 40 East Biz Street on Monday night November 29, promising a gala event with the carnival feature and Taney costume as part of the festivities.
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Elks Home
East Biz Street
Taney
Improvements to Southern Railway Schedules 1914
The Ohio Florida Special will inaugurate Cincinnati to Jacksonville service with first southbound train from Atlanta at 41:40 p.m. November 22 and first northbound at 8:20 p.m. November 34, 1914. Florida Special No 6 arrival Atlanta 12:25 a.m. and departure 12:45 a.m. No 1b arrives Brunswick at 7:00 p.m. No 16 arrives from Chattanooga at 9:15 p.m. No 11 Birmingham and Shreveport leaves Atlanta at 10:50 p.m. instead of 41:16 p.m. Assistant General Passenger Agent notes changes.
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Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Florida
Brunswick
Chattahooga
Birmingham
Shreveport
Bram
Bly's Cream Balm and Ely's Steam Bulin Promote Quick Relief
A historic ad copy urges readers to use Bly's Cream Balm to open clogged nostrils and relieve head colds and catarrh instantly. It promises relief by morning for catarrh or throat soreness and suggests trying a small bottle. Also recommends Ely's Steam Bulin as a trusted remedy to dissolve membranes and ease breathing.
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Ely
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Mitchell Streets
Whitehall
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Beavers
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Woodberry School For
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Boy Scouts
Fifth Regiment Infantry
Georgian Military Academy
Atlanta Uniformed
Shriners
Marietta
Ife
James FE. Anderson
Atlantic
Thomasville
Thomas County
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
MM Street
Atlnum
Hill Street
Numosa
Butts Fair
Coptain
Collings Beak
W. A. Collings
ELKS
Southern Railway
Bexar County
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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Leuth
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