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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
7
A domestic feature follows Warren and Helen as their busy routine unpacks tensions. Notable moments mark the strain of daily life and hidden conflicts emerging from shared space and routine. The piece surveys couple dynamics amid domestic chaos and personal goals.
Helen and Warren puzzle over trunks and labels as they rush to pack for a voyage. Helen tries to balance unlike items, Maggie helps, Mrs. Thurston imposes last minute requests, and Warren erupts at every snag. A final quarrel hints Helen will carry shoes separate, while Warren fears another trip with her.
A prominent dentist claims a home remedy stops Riggs disease by rinsing the mouth to cure bleeding inflamed and spongy gums and tighten loose teeth. Get a bottle of Stop STRING-ANT from druggists or by parcel post Delamater-Lawrence Drug Company distributes wholesale.
A man receives a laughing jackass bird from a sea captain. On the way home an Irish navvy asks what kind of bird it is. The owner explains its name, and the man replies in good humor that he meant the bird, not the man, creating a humorous misunderstanding.
HAL COFFMAN presents Jennie a Southern girl in the big city. After a new wardrobe she encounters Tom and a party with conflicted romance. Violence and coercive pressure arise as she resists favors, while a jealous friend plots revenge. To be continued.
A look into how the modern young woman differs from past generations. Divorces, suffrage, financial independence, and careers replace old expectations. Women value self reliance and life work alongside love, shaping a new era in society.
A shabby tale of a family hosting a Jacksonville missionary named Mister Weeks. Pa resists, Ma pushes hospitality while lampooning revivalists, and Weeks drinks, jokes, and plans to teach natives as he travels. A rough dialogue sketch with regional flavor and comic friction.
A Scottish wedding custom saw guests batter the bridegroom’s hat as he left. A groom, forewarned by a messenger, wore the conspirator’s hat to exit. The hat was smashed by friends, then he returned it to its owner and donned his own hat amid laughter and cheers. Mr. Dougall looked unhappy afterward.
Interesting notes on Bibles used by presidents and Supreme Court figures since 1800. Highlights include Washington’s oath Bible at Federal Hall, Grover Cleveland’s red leather keepsake, Roosevelt’s misspelled fly leaf Bible, McKinley’s large family Bible, and rich private collections in America and England.
Effective Sunday June 22 a daily electric lighted twelve section drawing room sleeping car will run from Atlanta to Lake Toxaway departing 8 45 p m arriving 8 10 a m The same train reaches Asheville at 7 a m providing enhanced service to Western North Carolina the Land of the Sky.
A collection of light humor including a boastful man claiming eleven sons and a sister, a mother and daughter dialogue about a new pen wiper, notes on sheet steel furniture that mimics wood, and a quip about modern vs ancient times focusing on living and dying customs.
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