Gale in Atlantic Causes Little Shipping Damage
A major North Atlantic gale eased after striking near Atlantic City with minimal wreckage to merchant ships. Weather bureau reports show warnings adjusted from gale to northeast storms while most vessels remained in port or sheltered. The collier Orion, trapped by heavy seas, returned to Hampton Roads with damaged framing but no injuries.
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Atlantic
Washington, D. C
North Atlantic
United States Weather Bureau
Atlantic City
Podint Judith
R. I
Boston
Eastpoint
Delaware
Beaufort
N. C
Orion
Virginia Capes
Hampton Roads
Navy Yard
Largest Liberty Bell to be lighted for Sesqui centennial
Philadelphia plans include the largest Liberty Bell ever built covered with 20 000 lamps and a 75 foot tall bell structure across South Broad Street. Mayor Kendrick also plans a dramatic light display behind the new Art Museum with 14 Sperry searchlights and a court of thirteen stars in the parkway lighting up city landmarks.
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South Broad Street
Phiadelphia
Kendrick
Museum ofArt
Sperry
Philadelphia
Beautiful Parkway
South Georgia Power to Hear Financing Plan
The public service commission will hear December 15 the application by South Georgia Power Company for authority to finance light and power plant acquisitions at Albany and Americus. The company, chartered recently in Dougherty County, seeks to issue 2,000 shares of non-par stock at 25 dollars each, 424,000 in five year notes, to assume 750,500 in Georgia Alabama Power funds, and 239,000 in Americus Lighting Company bonds.
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Georgia- Alabama Power Company
Americus Lighing Company
One Family Still Resides in Wall Street Home
A fragment recounts a Wall Street dwelling at Wall and South streets a three story brick building from 1811. The ground floor hosts a modest shop serving dock workers while the upper floors house a single family with influence and long standing in the neighborhood. The walls show wear and sagging, yet the residence remains a local landmark amid changing streetscapes.
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New York Times
Wallatree
No. 12
Wall Street
New Fabric Sniafil Promises Wool Like Comfort
Atlanta merchants report a new material called sniafil from Italy to be used in clothing. Described as wool-like and possibly woven or sewed, it would be sourced domestically after initial import. Editors poke fun at the novelty while noting its claimed properties and potential impact on cheap warm raiment.
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Florida
Ulars
Atlanta
Italy
Typists and Stenographers Wage Talk By Union
The union demands that typists who are not stenographers receive at least 24 monthly. It also calls for apprentice stenographer-typists to earn between 17 and 22 dollars per month during their training period.
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Paris
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Atlanta, Ga
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Knox
Fifth Avenue
Mallard-Varnedoe CO
the House of Kuppenheimer Clothes
Purina
Golden ‘Bros
South Georgia Power CO
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Phoenix
Phoenix Hosiery
Nisses
Per Nair
Onyx
ePrice Cash
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Irs
Woop
Vermont
Georgia
Thomasville Marble CO
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Chrysler
Fish Soups
Sweten
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W. A. Palin
North Madison St
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