American and Cuban Language Lessons On The Paseo
Rev Sam W Small notes Spanish learning chaos among Cuban street teachers and American soldiers in Cienfuegos. Cubans rush to acquire English using methods and tutors while some pursue formal schooling and public instruction plans to teach English officially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wator
Ambulantes
Josh Billings
Sam W. Small
Cuba
Third
United States Volunteer Regiment
Department of
Roundlap Cotton Bales Recast Cotton Trade
The American Cotton Company introduces its Roundlap bale, a new round form promising cost cuts and easier manufacture. Mills in New England and Europe bid higher for Roundlaps, urging global adoption, while old bagging, tie, and compress interests resist. Wm C Lovering predicts world manufacturers will demand Roundlap bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cotton Company
New England
Europe
Wm. C. Lovering
Bryan Invited to Macon Carnival by State Officials
A Macon carnival committee including Senator A O Bacon Congressman C L Bartlett and Hon Roland Ellis asked Col Bryan to attend the next fall’s carnival. Bryan thanked them and said he would aim to be in Macon next October if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Bacon
C. L. Bartlett
Roland Ellis
Macon
Carnival Association
Col. Bryan
Bacon
A Lawn Fete Honoring Guests At Murphey Home
Miss Belle Murphey hosted a Lawn Fete Thursday evening at Col A A Murphey’s Thomaston street home in honor of Edith Smith of Rome Ella Johnston of Rockmart and Frances Willingham of Macon. A large turnout of attendees from Atlanta Macon Marietta and other areas attended the social event with guests listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Murphey
Col
A. A. Murphey
Thomaston Street
Edith Smith
Rome
Ella Johnston
Rockmart
Frances Willingham
Macon
Misses Anderson
Hawkinsville
Morgan
Atlanta
Tone Murphey
Carrie Bloodworth
Marion Bloodworth
Pruden
Eufaula
Ala
Minchinnette
Dart
Brunswick
Cook
Davis
Gray
Matthews
Corine Elder
Florrie Elder
Nottingham
Lawton
Eva Harris
Sallie Harris
Pound
Thomaston
White
Veal
Maxwell
Montezuma
Myers
Marshallville
McCullough
Rogers
Jones
Marietta
Lockhart
Mitchell
Pitts
Newborn
Arley Murphey
Williams
W. H. Rogers
J. L. Hunt
C. H. Perdue
S. C. Bloodworth
Messrs
Jno. Holmes
Tom Murphey
Earle Murphey
Ewin Minchinnette
W. R. Murphey
J. A. Lambdin
F. M. Murphey
F. M. Stephens
Dexter Blount
Robi. Middlebrooks
E. C. Brittain
Shi Gray
C. G. Turner
J. Lawrence Hunt
W. W. Wilkinson
M. M. Murphey
R. J. Hant
J. T. Middlebrooks
J. R. Jackson
C. Elder
J. B. Harrison
H. M. Fletcher
Robin Holmes
Harold Murphey
Ben Turner
S. D. Hewlett
A. J. Stephens
Morris Williams
R. S. Best
Atlanta, Ga
Hall's Vegetable Cicilian Hair Renewer Promises Restoration
An advertised product claims pre maturely gray hair can be restored to youth color using Hall's Vegetable Cicilian Hair Renewer. The brief notes the remedy as a treatment option without citing clinical proof or endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Personal notices from Barnesville social page
Rev J H Clyne of Byron Ga stops with A J Mills. Annie Kate Fletcher of Forsyth visits cousin Allie Mae Neely. W R Hightower spends Sunday in Forsyth with G W Goodwyne family. Nutie and Mary Lou Ingram visit Velma Mills. Tom Gardner of Johnsonville, Gordon Institute graduate, attends Chautauqua. J J Worth and R A Worth of Sharpesburg Ga guests of A J Mills family. Nell Hightower visits Sparta to see uncle Prof W T Dumas. J A Blalock of Atlanta attends Chautauqua week in Barnesville at Magnolia Inn. Mrs H M Franklin and Miss Colie Rogers come from Tennille to stay with Mrs L K Rogers. Barnesville friends welcome them. Prof H S Bradley of Oxford arrives and is hosted by Mr J W Stafford. Admirers in Barnesville speak of their worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Blalock
Atlanta
Barnesville
A. J. Blalock
Magnolia Inn
H. S. Bradley
Oxford
J. W. Stafford
Valuable to Women Crowns Tron Bitters Remedy
Crowns Tron Bitters is promoted as highly valuable especially to women and for backache headaches and fatigue. It claims to restore health and glow to pallid cheeks and to aid sickly children and overworked people. Sold by Browns' dealers with no home complete without this remedy.
Notable Educator and Guests at Chautauqua Week
Prof. W. T. Dumas of Sparta, a respected teacher and poet, featured this week after upbringing in Barnesville and training at Gordon Institute. Rev. J. S. Bryan and Covington family enjoy the chautauqua as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Huguley. Bryan once led Griffin district and is a noted North Georgia minister. Additional guests include A. G. Hardeman and others from Clarkston Perry Thomaston and Perry, hosted by J. R. Deavours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Dumas
Sparta
Barnesville
Gordon Institute
J. S. Bryan
Covington
G. E. Huguley
Bryan
Griffin
North Georgia
A. G. Hardeman
Clarkston
Leila Hardeman
Susie Giles
Perry
F. P. Vinson
Pyron
Bessie Adams
Thomaston
Smoak
Perry, Ga
J. R. Deavours
Social NOUGCE I Seek Prompt Attention Satisfaction Guaranteed
A terse solicitation offers prompt attention and guarantees satisfaction. Includes an invitation to write or telephone at Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Sister’s engagement rumor stirs family talk downtown
In a playful exchange Tommie Brown asks if his sister is engaged to Mr. White. Susie Green clarifies she does not want to marry him, noting she foresees his arrival tonight while they eat supper. Also a Catholic Standard and Times note states about 100000 people die annually of consumption in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Brown
Mr. White
Susie Green
Catholic Standard and Times
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Opie Leingless
Sam Sma
Sam W. Smart
America
Scott
J. H. Clyne
Byron, Ga
A. J. Mills
Annie Kate Fletcher
Forsyth
Allie Mae Neely
W. R. Hightower
G. W. Goodwyne
Nutie
Mary Lou Ingram
Turin
Velma Mills
Tom Gardner
Johnsonville
Chautauqua
J.J. Worth
R. A. Worth
Sharpesburg Ga
A.J. Mills
Nell Hightower
Prof
Bobby
A. S. Campbell
Griffin, GA
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Smith
Smith's
J. G. Smith & Sons
The
Barnesville Savings Bank
Resources
Bower
Total
State OF
Georgia
Pike
H. P. Powell
H. P. Powett
Houners
N. P
Pike County
NEW South Savings Bank
Greece
G. E. Hugnley
G. E. Huevtry
E. J. Munoney
J.P. Pike
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