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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
11
In a pastoral scene a maiden questions belonging and fate as a speaker, a lord or traveler, bears a heavy load across sunlit fields. The dialogue hints at identity, belonging, and a spiritual Lord of Life guiding the exchange amid symbolic landscapes.
At Maplewood the Rossmans host a guest list including Blanche Alexander Liszette Palmer Ella Eagle and others for a social gathering focused on motoring and informal diversions. Additional items note a large euchre party hosted by Miss Luel la Malsby for Miss Portia Hay and Miss Sarah Helle Jamens, plus a Japanese fete by the Sacred Heart Altar Society and a discussion of postwar art and furnishings in the Mahogany Craze.
Instructional guide for home canning detailing fruit selection, sugar use, sanitization, and jar preparation. Steps cover stewing, water bath, oven canning, and cold water methods, with notes on fruit prep, peeling, and safe handling. Includes references to utensils, cleanliness, and aging techniques for preserving color and flavor.
A historic Southern reflection argues that loss of noble art possessions signals decay, while selling an exquisite mahogany sideboard marks a start of restoring family standing. It credits the region with natural wealth and a resilient, self-reliant class that rebuilt prosperity after hardship, highlighting the enduring value of refined culture.
A Nashville American editorial lauds the elevating effect of beautiful household wares on family life, noting how collectible objects once inspired homes with chaste design and fine workmanship. The article reflects on changing conditions yet enduring models of beauty for reproduction. Camping party guests mingle in Nashville after returning from Walling Saturday night, with Mrs Leftwich hosting guests from Atlanta and Springfield.
At the Casino Monday evening attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Cobb Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Harry English, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shedden, Miss Eugenia Oglesby, Miss Beastie Woodward, Miss Harry Stockdell, Miss Martha Woodward, Miss Florence Richardson, Miss Katherine Ghelstin, Mrs. Janie Speer, Miss Alice Steele, Mrs. Hattie May High, Mrs. W. H. Montgomery, Miss Hayes, Mrs. M. A. Phelan, Miss Effie Teale Phelan, Miss Natalie Taylor, Mrs. McGowen Phelan, Miss Nina Gentry, Miss Aline Gentry, Miss Lotte Wylie, Miss Kate Robinson, Miss Hortense Hurne, Miss Martha.
Miss Josie Stockdell entertained the North Side Bridge Club Tuesday morning at her Peachtree Street home with luncheon after the game. Guests included Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Janie Speer, Miss May du Bignon, Miss M A Phelan, Mia, Harry English, Mrs. Evelyn Harris and Mrs. Vaughn Nixon. The prize was a pair of all those.
A bustling social page details Misses Dean and Holt as visitors guests of Miss Aylette Lapaley with an informal party hosted by Mrs. Charles Shore on Merrilis avenue. It also notes the crystal wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hill on Mills street with a flower filled reception, thanks from Rev. E H Peacock, and a long guest list. Additional items list Mrs. Lorendon hosting the 500 club in Inman Park, Miss Lamar Jeter entertaining in honor of Miss Lillian Brock, and Birmingham Ledger contest winners headed for Yellowstone Park trips. The column also covers artist Farny’s marriage to his ward Anna Ray in James Town, and a broad roll of personal notices and travels across Nashville, Atlanta, Mobile, and Birmingham society.
Special to The Georgian Augusta Ga August 21 Cotton prices continue sliding with middling quoted at 93-4 cents, an eighth decline from Saturday. Traders fear notable losses for local farmers as daily drops persist and older growers warn of possible failures this season. Attention focuses on the September 3 government report which could influence the market. a bearish report may drive prices lower while a bullish one could offer some relief.
The contest for County Treasurer pits Culberson against Woodward. The advisory urges voters to support their preferred candidate. In other news, the steamship Manchuria wrecks off Rabbitt Island near Oahu with all passengers landed as the vessel breaks apart.
Suits have been filed by the local prosecution and state railroad commission on behalf of Indiana against Adams American and United States Express Companies for habitual failure to obey express delivery laws and seeking revocation of their charters.
Girardeau has a record of faithfully performing his duty and standing with fidelity at his post.
Covington Ga Aug 21 ninth annual Sunday school rally of Lovejoy was celebrated last Saturday. Morning speakers included Hon. je, Livingston and Hon. J. P. Cooley of this city. A barbecue followed, and in the afternoon additional singing and participation by others were noted.
A brief ballot prompt asks voters to support Culberson if Woodward is not chosen for the treasurer role, urging action in the election context. The note emphasizes a clear voting option and civic participation.
Chattanooga August 21 leading grocer F W Stephens says bakers formed a bread trust after he sold eight loaves for a quarter and they refused to sell at the standard six for a quarter He plans to open his own bakery and has published the names of the bakers who won t sell to him.
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