Was Columbus Last Man To Reach America
Dr Emil Reich, a noted philosopher, sparks London society with controversial lectures on love and women. He claimed Americans are unwomanly and that the last man to come to America was Columbus, prompting sharp rebuttals about American womanhood and leadership from defenders who emphasize domestic and public roles for women.
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Emil Reich
London
Duchess of Portland
Reich Han
George Sand
United States
Cers
Bald Dr. Rolch
America
Christ Pewer
Columbus
Reich
Jenn
Nais ’ & vi Pe
Dr. Reich
Nole Sealla
Gorgo
Leonidas
Lacedaemon
Pelham and Camilla Visitors Highlight Local Social Roundup
Pelham residents and visitors from Camilla and Columbus make social rounds this week. Audrey Turner of Camilla visits Pelham while Mrs. R. M. Lightfoot plans a trip to Macon and Newnan. The Bible Institute at First Baptist Church draws attendees, with Dr. B D Ragsdale of Macon and George W. Andrews lecturing. J J Rogers and family visit Cairo, and Oste Cook of Columbus visits friends and relatives.
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Pelham
Audrey Turner
Camilla
R. M. Lightfoot
Macon
Newnan
Bible Institute
Fiist Baptist Church
B.D. Ragsdale
George W. Andrews
J. J. Rogers
Little Baby
Cairo
Oste Cook
Columbus
Pleasant Mention From Other Cities In Georgia and Adjoining States
Greensboro Georgia. Mr. Peyton King of Atlanta spent Sunday with home folks. Miss Ira McWhorter went to Milledgeville. DeWitt Pinson of Atlanta visits his mother Mrs J L Pinson. Miss Corrie Merritt of Siloam stays with grandmother Mrs S F Merritt. Hudnut Weaver and son Jack of Macon guest of Judge W M Weaver. Eloise Smith leaves Saturday for Lexington for Mason academy closing. B W Hunt and Mrs Hunt of Eatonton guests of Senator EB Copelan this week. He addressed Green county farmers. Miss Elise Armor returns Saturday from Monticello to Greensboro. The Brooks family ill. Miss Henrietta Smith returns next week from Athens. Mr Marvin Winter of Madison visits friends here Sunday. Bryant Kimbro wedding attended by Madison guests. Etc.
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Peyton King
Atlanta
Ira McWhorter
Milledgeville
DeWitt Pinson
J. L., Pinson
Corrie Merritt
Siloam
F. Merritt
Hudnut Weaver
Jack
Macon
W. M. Weaver
Eloise Smith
Lexington
Mason Academy
Ion. B. W. Hunt
Hunt
Eatonton
EB. A. Copélan
Green County
Elise Armor
Saturn
Monticello
W. W. Brooks
Baptist
Methodist
Presbyte Man
Episcopal
Love Springs
Leila Jernigan
Kate
Jennie Evans
Anna Lewis
M Copelan
Addie Copelan
Nellie Hal
Fannie Adama
Beulah Armstrong
Hallie Park
W. T. Ga
Alje King
Felix C. Reid
Octavia Bass
Ben Simms
Covington
W. R. Jackson, Jr
Louie Smith
Athens
Norman School
M. M. Burks
West College
Hillhouse
Thomas ‘ Reid
Dagupan
Philippine Islands
B.monford
Mattie Medlin
John Medlin
Monroe
Hart Sibley
Mary
Lou Newsome
Union Point
Merritt-Davison
Annie
Lou Tappan
Hamlin Tappan
White Plains
F.B. McWhorter
Will Brooks
Estelle Davison
G. A. Merritt
Mary Asbury
Lils Merritt
Misa Davison
Monroe Social Bulletin Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
G W Felker and Miss Louise Felker hosted by Judge Hollingsworth as visitors from unknown areas. Numerous Monroe residents hosted and attended gatherings with guests from Atlanta, Dalton, Griffin, Savannah, and other states, including Mary Walker and J B M wedding plans. Several locals traveled to Atlanta and other cities for visits, parties, and ceremonies, with a focus on socializing, hosting, and upcoming nuptials.
Fragments Read Like A Family Scene From A Lost Page
A garbled literary cut reads as a domestic vignette with references to Henry George and Henry James, a family sketched amid books, poems, and a bustling parlor. Characters like Bertha Clay, Laura Jean, and Dooley appear in random captions, with mentions of weather, a doctor, and a stranglehold on crime amid a page’s chaotic narration.
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Henry George
Henry James
Mamma
Bertha Clay
Laura Jean
Jonen
Lampe
T Coltra
Orp
James
Make Yourself Beautiful A Guide From Beatrice Fairfax
A long fashioned advice column urges women to improve appearance through washing and brushing hair, dressing well, and cultivating a polite demeanor to attract attention. It emphasizes personal care as essential for social and romantic success, noting that even men notice clothes and presentation.
Wedding and society notices fill Birmingham page
The column lists a string of social visits and upcoming events including Miss Helen Hornfeld and Miss Mary Guin traveling for visits, Miss Daisy Zachry and Miss Kate Smith hosting gatherings, and Miss Weather’s sixteenth birthday. Prominent weddings are planned for Miss Weather and Mr. Robert Hood with various families hosting events in Birmingham and Columbus.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jorie
Harding
Glen Ins Park
Miss Mi
Robert Hood
Henry Prey
Aton
Bessie McCary
Griff
Lamkin
Meins
Susie
Jobs
Gay W. Braxton
Tasie
Norma Behooler
The Modern Hero in a Firemen's Pageant Tale
A fragmented prose piece reflecting on courage and society airs a critique of wealth and power. It juxtaposes dramatic scenes with a stranger confronting a throne, as Beings question true bravery and duty amid decay and fear. The voice laments hollow modern values and enduring courage.
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