Weeks Calendar Highlights from a City Visit and Socials
Saturday notices show Mr J M Wright of Jena visiting the city, Miss Slack of Tallulah at Mrs Nl T. Thesd on Pine Street, and Miss Hath McCormick of Colniston spending the weekend with Mrs SFO Retdnette. Several residents and guests travel between Butte, Sewanee, and Shreveport as summers end.
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J ME Wright
Jena
Miss Slack
Tallilah
Mreo Nl T. Thesd
Pine Street
Hath McCormick
Colienston
Sfo
Ovi. McBirede
Cummings
Butte Sterdas
Chetah
Wis
Mhicncoe
Abiss Podiis
Ifsands
Wostatmes
Westerdaa
Diandy
Airs Handy Reniwingage
Darrs Russell
Hookeigh
Sewanee
Tenn
Bert
Els
Marshall
Soledos
Rowse
Page clutter—Society notes and fashion show details
A fragmentary society column from Nashville Tennessee describes a club meeting at a home on South Grand Street with Mrs Z. Johnston presiding and a new member admitted. It recalls an opening party, attendance lists, fashion show elements, outfits, hats, and a six‑piece band, plus local hospitality and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. ¢. Johnston
Johnston
J. Q Graves
J. T. Austin
T. Austin
S. Bourke
Brives
J. K. Hinges Ald
Harrington
Bo C. Dawkins
Ho Gf Dulanks
Casper Wim
Diavenport
Philo Chauvin
Tach Sede
Mr Selig
Cure Biliousness and Constipation with Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Chas Peek of Gates New York writes that about a year ago she used two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets and they cured her biliousness and constipation. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Peek. Gates
N. Y
Chamberlain
Just Jim Debuts as Broadway Star Parry Carey One-Man Film
A review praises Parry Carey in Just Jim as a one man show where the veteran actor showcases real acting. The piece notes his natural presence and sharp brain behind the persona while recounting dramatic scenes of a crime plot and perilous maritime and coach adventures. Coming Sunday dawns at the Lacccn theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlarry
The
Universal
Jims
Jim
Pacific
Parry D. Carey
Sond
Hook Pehtship
Carey
Adhesson
Sanday
Lyceum Motive and Hair Waving Attract Local Crowd
A column mentions Monday appearance of The Climbers at the Lyceum and profiles hair specialist services by Herrmann. Myrtle Young advertises salon offerings at 808 Ouachita Avenue. A Providence report discusses Prof. Koopman’s idea for a new phonetic alphabet to shorten schooling and aid workers, plus a Duluth convention on women and children’s legislation with male expert input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrmann
Myrtle Young
Ouachita Avenue
John Jas
Brown University
Koopman
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota Federation of Women's Club
Ohioans Plan Lookout Mountain Monument
Chattanooga Tenn September 24 Ohio General Assembly arrives to inspect monuments erected by New York Iowa and Illinois. They will decide funding for a battlefield monument to Ohio heroes. Ohio has appropriated 20000 dollars but the local memorials seem small by comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ohio General Assembly
Lookout Mountain
Ohio
New York
Iowa
Citrolax Promoted At New South Drug Store
An advertisement touts Citrolax as the best remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. It claims rapid relief from headaches and a thorough cleansing effect and urges readers to ask for Citrolax at New South Drug Store in Tee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citrolax
Citrolax New South Drug Store
Tee
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Phoenix
Coral Destara
Chase & Collens
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South Grand Street
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PooYk
Roo
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Toot
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Florence Nash
Geohine
Nashville
Tennessee
Isin Pont
Erates
Siti
EEO
Bresan
Hindland
Los Angeles
Jon Angel
Eg Pepotherne and
Frenklin Clubs of America
Imiial Con Lenton Mans
Gm T Tnedumiath
Necleam
Suse
Hotoplay Photoplay
Walter Hitchcock
Lyceum
Providence
R.J
Harry L. Koopman
Ajeve
Mademoiselle Dainty
Walier
Valier
Lookout Mountain Monument
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