Women and Labor in The Southland in Georgia
Mrs Jul Tome Jones speaks on women workers in Atlanta noting unions scarce. The Garment Workers union, led by Eugenia Bost and Delia Dray with Hart’s support, remains the only durable union here. Factory women endure low wages and long hours, often labeled refuse labor, while few organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jul Tome Jones
Garment Workers’ Union
Ctx
Mved
eYhe Garment Workers’ Union
Eugenia Bost
Delia Dray
Derame Jones
Inbur Hart
Georgia
Forged Note Sparks Double Wedding at Tea Shop
In a small tea shop owned by two penniless sisters under assumed names, a forged five pound note prompts dramatic romantic entanglements. Roger Seymour and Reginald Salter return, aiding the sisters as a staged plan leads to a double wedding after the truth unfolds and the note’s fraud is exposed.
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Wildegarde
Modwena
Strang
Ile
Thildegarde
Roger Seymour
Lacy Mendwena
Seymour
Jady Modwena
Reginald Salter
Lord Penfield
Annie White
Bildegarde
Tady Modwena
Esch
Roger
Hildegarde
Morhyena
Madwena
Reginald
Modwent
White
Crash suit for a boy arrests "sailor boys" in Evansville
Special to The Sam reports a crash involving Mina A smert sult and Mate Musgrove, both 17, and Miss Elin Cross. Three youths, described as “sailor boys,” were arrested after a night incident on Main Street. The report mentions embroidered top pieces and Knickerbocker bands, with canvas shoes and blue stockings.
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Sam
Evansville
Ind
Mina
Mate Musgrove
Elin Cross
Miss Horton and Hibben Rewed After Mislaid Train
A New York City couple, Miss Horton and Mr. Hibben, agreed to repeat their marriage ceremony after a railway mishap delayed their original wedding. The bride’s family and a visiting clergyman from Florida witnessed the second ceremony at the Hortons’ parsonage with the ring placement and wedding rites completed on Wednesday evening.
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Sun
New York
Anil Mes
Lewis Hibben
Merle Mark
Queensborough
Engnard
Sparate
Rewind Mactan
Genta St
Browdway
Morris Wark
Hibben
Vernygt-on-tor- Toli
Miss Eforton
Heta
Horton gaKpet
Horton
Johntry
Florid
Hortons
Sulphur Shade Emerges In Autumn Fashion
One of the newest autumn shades, sulphur, appears across flats, frocks and wraps in a fashion tone. A silk voile gown for afternoon wear uses this color with plain deep teal liberty overlays and lighter yellow brown motifs. Embroidery accents decorate the skirt and corsage while a sulphur velvet hat with plumes completes the ensemble.
Old Pewter Craft Esteemed In Historic Washington Times
The Washington Times notes the pewterer craft was held in high esteem in olden days with long training and strict approval before starting a business. Apprentices earned a trade mark or touch at the company hall, enabling identification of makers and eras like china or silver marks. The beauty lies in simple quaint forms each piece serving a unique use.
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Washington Times
China
Fragmented Scribbler's Note On New Car Tastes
A brief, fragmented excerpt reflects a writer's ambivalence toward Scribbler's new work and its originality. The text hints at an automobile era shift but remains largely indecipherable, leaving readers with a snapshot of opinions and garbled phrases.
Murderer to plead insanity in father killing case
Sydney Stoane, a five-year-old boy accused of fatally stabbing his father on the night of August 25, confesses to the crime. He claims his father refused money to buy a fall suit, and his defense will hinge on insanity.
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Sydnwy
Youne Sloane
Tim
Che
Lie
Jamie
Fragmented OCR reads like a noisy literary collage
A garbled OCR passage blends dialogue fragments and names such as Uncle Tom's Cabin and Lord's property with scattered lines about a president, a bank, and a lecture. The text is incoherent, mixing characters, places, and dialogue without a clear narrative or date.
Famous Victory Report Shifts From Odd Details
An unclear report describes a notable win with fragmented phrases about victory, a ham and savored details, and mentions of individuals such as Walter and a teacher figure. The story references ACCORDION ANN EMIFE PRESS and a room in Odd Fellows' Building in Penn and Wash, with buttons recovered.
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Accordion Ann Emife Press
Accordion Plaiting Co
Odd Fellows
Penn
Wash
Home Recipes Wafer Scones and Various Breads
A garbled extract of cookbook style recipes lists wafer scones with rough measurements and steps, a lace of butter and cream, and griddle baking. It includes a long, unclear section on freckled bread and vegetarian bread, with inconsistent terminology and many misspellings throughout.
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Matey
Indian Bride from Yakima Reserve Marries Wealthy Native
Ada Smith hailed as the reservation beauty weds Frank Tyall a full blood Yakima near Toppenish after years of courtship. Ada valued with cash assets rumored at 25 000 and Frank at 10 000, combining two prominent families in a union described as securing material comfort.
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Ada Smith
Frank Jyall
Toppenish
Jame Wapato
Ada
Frank Tyall
Venetian flattery in Venice many women receive admiration
The Ladies' Realm reports that in Venice, women of lower classes often accept tributes to their beauty from strangers. Compliments on eyes or skin are considered proper and polite, and a misstep is met with a gracious, flattering response. At cafes, waiters routinely address women with flattering titles.
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Venice
The Janitor and the Patchwork Worker
A teacher asks what to call a man who is part heater, carpenter, plumber, painter, and tea chinist, noting men can work in many patches. The story presents the reply that he is “The Janitor” as a multifaceted helper in a lived-in community.
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B.A
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Terry Mart
Sullivan
Charlie Mitchell
Rome
Chiceza
Hectory
Gald
Tito Iurg Bank
Bank
Cit
Maite
Dogan
Tencher
Walter
Ite
Jeu
Smitiva Dye Works
Mra. Winslow
Amith
Wien
N. Gilimote
Ada Iyall
Piret
Aneshaensel & CO
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People’s Credit
Washington Star
Agency For
Plymouth Cordage Cables
Vonnegut
Hardware
White’s
Laguna
iSiconity
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Steuingtelo
Kliger Comb
Eradic Lanhas & Tomlinson
Virginie Ave
Victor and Edison
Koeln & Bruaya
Tb Ave
Zorvinu
Herrington Light Co
S. Pennsylvanie St
Daimness
Scasnaaile
Landerat Wdg
Grind Opera
Itz
Hartmann
Lucca
Phyaltiac
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Tomine Con Hell
Toth
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Terminal Station
Johnson & Thomas
Propa
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