A Story for Baseball Fans That Will Interest Every Lover of the National Game
Gordon Kelly, a Georgia mountain boy, rises to fame in Atlanta and is bought by the Boston club for 56000. He earns the enmity of Forrest Cain while winning Mildred Deery, daughter of an Atlanta banker. After a hospital injury and his sudden disappearance, Mildred contemplates love as her father opposes the publicity of their bond.
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Gordon Kelly
Georgia
Atlanta
Atanta
Boston
Kelly
Forrest Cain
Mildred Deery
Mildred
Elly
Cain Agon
Mrs. Deery
Elmer
Forrest
Shepard
Elmer Shepard
Mildred Notly
Cain
Red Sox
Forest Cain Visits Mountain Home Affects Mildred
Forrest Cain arrives at the Deery bungalow on a hunting trip cover story and courts Mildred while tensions rise with Gordon Kelly in the background. Mildred’s mother questions Cain’s motives as he spends days visiting by auto, stirring uneasy feelings and lingering doubt about his character.
Mildred’s Mountain Summer Romance Complications Grow
Mildred Deery enjoys a quiet mountain summer with Elmer Shepard while Forrest Cain pressures her to join him for driving trips alone. A storm traps them, and a critical rescue summons Mildred toward Atlanta. She plans a fishing trip with Elmer, blending flirtation with tense undercurrents about Gordon Kelly and Cain’s pursuit.
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Forrest Cain
The Triple Tie Prize Offer Sparks Reader Challenge
The Georgian offers 250 dollars in prizes for solving the mystery tale The Triple Tie as written by A. H. C. Mitchell. Readers will judge the final chapter and winners receive cash, while the current story follows Mildred by a bridge where Gordon Kelly appears and rescues her, ending with to be continued tomorrow.
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A. H. C. Mitchell
Mitchell
American National Bank
Mr. Mitchell
Curtain stretchers prove a comic disaster for a young wife
A young married woman recounts a chaotic misadventure with curtain stretchers. She jokes about the absurdity of the invention while detailing a clumsy, destructive bout of assembling the sticks, shredding her petticoat, injuring the dog, and ruining lace curtains, ending with plans to confront Ellen at a curtain sale.
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Ellen
Daysey Mayme And Her Folks and a Rich Bachelor’s Pretend Life
A humor tale follows Lysander John Appleton, a lifelong bachelor who pretends to be rich and literary. He enjoys warmth from attention and moonlit outings while his wife flaunts his wealth and boasts of her own writings. The story ends with a rebuke from Daysey Mayme about hypocrisy among men.
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Lysander John Appleton
Tome
Bradstreet’s and
Dunn's
Lysander John
Up-to-Date Jokes and Quips From a Shady Page
A collage of jokes and light quips features Irish banter about life and death on a roof, a caddie lightening a golf course with turf jokes, a quick money loan anecdote about a ten dollar debt, and a cheeky salon exchange on preserving complexions.
Exelento Remedy Promises Hair Growth and Shine
Exelento Medicine Co claims Kinky Hair Straight Kinky Hair Straight pomade stops falling hair, removes dandruff, feeds scalp and roots, and grows hair quickly. The ad urges readers to order by mail from Atlanta with agent opportunities, promising plain talk and guaranteed results.
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Exelento
A& Aes
Exelento Medicine Company
Atlanta
Toast at Firemen Dinner Sparks Witty Sentiment
At a recent dinner of firemen a sentiment was proposed praising the ladies. The remark recalled that their eyes kindle a flame no extinguisher or insurance can quell.
Warmed Over Joys And The Art Of Economy
The piece argues that thrift is a virtue and warmed over meals and memories sustain happiness in hard times. It praises storing pleasant memories to brighten future days and urges young women to begin this habit early to endure future hardships with courage and cheer.
Faust Spaghetti Suggests Cooling Summer Diet
An old food notice promotes Faust Spaghetti as a light, cooling alternative to meat in hot weather. It claims a 10¢ package has nutrition comparable to 4 pounds of beef and highlights durum wheat as high in protein. Maull Bros. of St. Louis sells 5¢ and 10¢ packages and offers a free recipe book.
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Pew Creek
Miss Deery
Mrs. Blake
Fmer
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Chattanooga
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Frances L. Garside
Mike
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Eastman Films
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Marvel Co
Beatrice Pairfax
Maull Bros
St. Louis, Mo
South
E. H. Cone, Inc
DR. E.G. Griffin
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Whitehall Street
Brown & Allen's
BFC