Love's Miracle in a City Letter 1910
Erna, a country girl with a sickly past, befriends Gertrude Warren in a city. Gertrude helps Erna find room and work copying manuscripts for a museum. Erna falls ill, but Gertrude’s kindness and Alden Thorpe's sudden marriage proposal bring a hopeful ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna
Gertrude Warren
Gertrude
Eroa
Miss. Warren
Kent
Alden Thorpe
Frog
Erva
Nestlig
Tybee season opens with Tybrisa upgrades and dances
Tybee Island prepares for the season with Tybrisa renovations including the dance pavilion and bath houses. Jacobson's Orchestra will provide music. Hotels and eateries are expanding services with new dining rooms, improved lunch counters, and an ice refrigerating plant. The system’s electric and telephone services are expanded, and a new laundry will handle peak demand. Durden & Powers will manage Tybrisa and related venues, with Water Tybee opening May 27 and other hotels listed. Excursion fares and schedules for 1919 are published, with seasonal and weekend tickets available through September 1919 and a range of rail travel details across multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tybrisa
Central of Georgia
Ronil
Jacobson
South Atlantic
R. G. Burge
Tylee
Natal
Darden & Powers
New Orleans
Ypee
Hotel Tybee
Durden & Powern Pavilion
Tybee
Durden & Powers
Water Tybee
Ocean View Hotel
Curry House
Izlar
Giait Tybee
Macon
Augusta
Arthur Moody Smith Died in Tulsa Oklahoma
Irene Miler writes in sorrow of Arthur Moody Smith born March 2 1888 in Carroll County Georgia. He left Georgia in 1911 lived here until 1916 then Greenwood Arkansas and Fort Smith before settling in Tulsa in 1919. He fell ill May 6 and died May 27 at Tulsa Hospital after a life of faith and steadfast integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Kaylor
Sre
Demma
Arthur
Greenwood
Ark
Hey
Fort Smith
Tulsa
Tulsa Hospital
Carroll County
Ab Tallapoosa
C. R. Miller
Vera
Georgia
Alabama
Irene Miler
Local Social News From Brooklyn and Surroundings
The ice cream supper hosted by Mr. Lowell Muse Saturday night delighted attendees including Miss Media Chance and Miss Rosie Muse. Various local visits and a singings event at Dketawn near Atlanta were reported, with several residents visiting friends and relatives through the weekend.
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Lowell Muse
Ill Present
Media Chance
Rosie Muse
Elie Wynn
Ruth Black
P. Taylor
Evelyn Smith
Bremen
Gle
W. A, Taylor
Py Taylor
Eve Wynn
Elsie Smith
Rosa Muse
Effie Wynn
Mrs. Blankenship
Atlanta
Local social notes from Buffalo News edition
Miss Exema Bello and Amile Mae Swanson were guests of Miss Wrou line Tanner on Sunday afternoon. Carrie Mae Bonner spent Sunday with Carrie Fielder. Mrs Wood Thompson and Mrs Willie Armstrong visited Mrs Carrie Bonner Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gordon Bonner and Mr and Mrs Henry Gann motored to Burrell Saturday to visit Fred Fielder and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exema Bello
Amile Mae Swanson
Wrouline Tanner
Misa Carrie Mae Bonner
Carrie Fielder
Wood Thompson
Willie Armstrong
Carrie Bonner
Gordon Bonner
Henry Gann
Burrell
Fred Fielder
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Rev B Mize dined with Mr and Mrs W Bonner on Saturday. Miss Carrie Fielder stayed with her sister Mrs Henry Gann Thursday night. Little Tuna and Ethel Armstrong Ware visited Alma Delle Sunday afternoon. Mr Morgan from Newnan spent Saturday with brother Julian Morgan. R A Banner attended preaching at Camp Ground Saturday. Mrs Tal Banner is on the sick list this week. Lottie Rigsby spent the week with her brother Luther Rigsby and wife. Ron Sowell's grandchildren from Sand Hill spent last weekend with him. Daisy Jackson of Bowdon spent the week-end with sister Mrs Smith Bonner.
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Mize
Bonner
Carrie Fielder
Henry Gann
Little Tuna
Ethel Armstrong
Alma Delle
Morgan
Newnan
Julian Morgan
R. A. Banner
Camp Ground
Tal Banner
Lottie Rigsby
Luther Rigsby
Ron Sowell
Sand Hill
Daisy Jackson
Bowdon
Smith Bonner
Auction notice for farm, car, and contact details
One good farm and buggy horn weighing about 1000 pounds. One secondhand S passenger Ford car in good condition. Call on or write Dr. T. Rogers Burwell Ga R 1 Phone Mt Zion 6 11 Bowdon 53 11.
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Dr. T. &. Rogers
Burwell
Mt. Zion
Bowdon
Dawgone Ad Mixes with Paper Pesterers Tale
Irregular reminiscence recalls a chaotic stop at a late frame ad, a high cut plane, and a gag with a sack of papers. A dogged misfire and crowd hassle follow as electrical gear jams the rollers and a mistaken punch leads to a misread ticket.
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Las Minit
Atlanta eyes speeders with 85000 squad plan
A council committee funds an 85000 speed enforcement squad to pursue violators of city ordinances. Daily reports state five to six pedestrians are killed or maimed by speeding vehicles, prompting calls for tougher patrols.
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Manny
Atlanta
Council Committee On Branees
Cut This Out and Take It With You
A humorous note advises a buyer to cut out a page to ensure acquiring Clambar gin's Tablet for constipation and indigestion, warning of disappointment when guessing the article name. It promotes a printed cutout as the safe purchase method.
Women's Club of Sand Hill Meeting and Officers Elected
The Woman's Club of Sand Hill met at the appointed time with Canning Club girls present. A practical program was given including a canning demonstration by Mrs Whatley. a secretary was elected and officers retained. The next meeting will feature Lois Richards, Myrtis Thompson, and Mia Lucy Brannan with a menu and serving support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning Club
Whatley
Lois Richards
Mia
Lucy Brannan
Rostling—sr
Myrtis Thompson
Cora Smith
A. A. Pittmar
Pres
Jowell Dyer
Cor. Seey
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Love’s
Sadie Estelle Balcom
Western News
Brna Wolfe
Eros
Bavannah
Léenye
Savannah
Anguata
United States Railroad Consolidated City Ticket Offices
Central of Georgia Railroad
Wrightsville & Tennille Railrain
Wadley Southern Railroad
Lousville & Wadley Railroad
Sylvania Central Railroad
Arthur Moody Smith
Okla
West First St
Tolan, Okla
Brooklyn
Buffalo News
Mickie
the Woman's Club OF
Ford
Ford Motor Company
W. L. Fords
Carrollton, GA
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