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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
SEARCHING SIDELIGHTS
ON GEORGIA POLITICS
By JAMES B. NEVTN.

was introduced in the house authoriZ-
ing the secretary of war, in his discre-
ton, TO deliver to certain cities and
towns condemned bronze or brass can
non, with their carriages and outfit of
cannon balls. etc. Practically all Of the
cities and towns named in the bill were
situated either in the North or in the
West. The measure passed the house,
and when it came up for passage in the
senate Senator Bacon, offered the fol-
lowing amendment to the bill, which
was adopted:
To the city of Atlanta, Ga, for the
adornment of the state capitol grounds
in that city, four condemned bronze or
brass cannon or field pieces, with their
carriages, and with suitable outfit of
cannon balls for each"
Senator Bacon has just been in
formed by the secretary of war that the
aforesaid cannon are now ready for
shipment, subject to his directions The
senator will communicate with the
proper city authorities in Atlanta in
regard to the transportation and locat-
ing of the cannon.
A cannon probably will be placed at
each of the four corners of the capitol
and by each cannon will be piled in
pyramids about twenty cannon balls.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07

hereby starts a
guessing contest,
Who is the hap
piest man in
Georgia, now that
Wilson and Mar
shall have been
declared the win
ners of the big
coin in the presi-
Dental handicap?
is it Pleasant
StONdlIi OF Inc
SaYannah Press;
j. Lindsay John
son, of The Rome
Tribune Herald
William ]. Harris,
Of the state Dem
ocratic executive
committee: Hoke
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
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advertisements
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
PROMINENT CHINESE
TAKEN IN RAID ON DEN

PITTSBURG. Nov. Sam kee'
leader Of the on Leong tong, former
president of the Gee Gong tong or chi
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the police of an opium den in the chi
Tiese quarter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
DON'T KNOW THEY
HAVE APPENDICITIS

Many Atlanta people who have chron-
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full, have doctored for years for gas on
the stomach, sour stomach or const-
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07

Having nothing else in particular to
do, and of necessity being obliged toI
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-07
FUNERAL NOTICE.

on Tuesday. November
8 1913 Henrietta Caroline. widow Of
Thomas Il. Egleston, in her eighty
sixth year Friends and aCquaint-
ances Of the deceased and Of Mr.
Thomas EgeSton are invited to at
tend the funeral services at All
Saints church on Friday morning, No
vember s, at IL O'clock
Charleston, S. c.. papers please copy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
LIGHTHOUSE"
ATMOSPHERIC



Dear Mlss Grey: While In com
pany with gentleman friend, last
evening. I had m argument az 10
whether or not II Is proper for a
lady to thank him for taking her
out.
lie saga that II II not only Inn
proper. but shows lack of train
ing on the part Of the girl who has
spent the evening AZ the theatre or
supper not to thank him. insist
that II IN the duty OF the gentleman
to thank the lady for allowing him
her company for the evening.
Now. Miss Grey. viii you give
your opinion IA TO who is right. be
cause II am wrong I feel that owe
him an Apology
CONSTANT READER.
Alt IL customary 10 express ap.
probation 10 the gentleman. and n
girl certainly cannot do less after
he has made an effort to provide
her pleasure.
Your side OF the argument CT
presses a ''hothouse." inslpid at.
mosphere. and the sooner women
are nd OF II, the better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14

Select cucumbers smooth and OF
medium size, wash thoroughly In
cold water and pack In a cask or
crock, placing first a layer OF dill
and vine leaves, then layer OF GU
cumbers with a few bay leaves In
terspersed. and so on until the de-
sired quantity has been obtained,
leaving the dill and vine leaves for
the top layers.
Close tho barrel or crock, and
make a brine OF quarts OF water
to OF salt. pouring through the
bung hole OF on top OF the crock
until the cucumbers are covered,
After two or three days drain Off
the brine, scaId II, and when cool
return the cucumbers. Leave the
bung hole open until the cucumbers
begin to ferment. then close with
stopper. When The barrel Is open,
keep covered with a cloth and large
plate or wooden cover with
weight on top to keep the pickles
under the brine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
WATERMELON
RIND PICKLES

Cut off the green part OF the
rind. Slice the white part into
strips from IN to inches long and
inch wide. and cover with boiling
water In which a little alum has
been dissolved Let stand over
night. then In the morning soak In
cold. fresh water for three hours
Drain very thoroughly and put into
a kettle, cover with hot water and
cook until tender. Drain again.
Make a syrup OF equal parts of vim
exar and sugar. cooking In the
syrup several slices of lemon. a
stick OF cinnamon. little ginger
root and a little horseradish root
When the syrup II cooked until Il
is thick and well Favored, turn into
Il the drained melon slices and
cook until they are clear Remove
the melon from the syrup, place In
IarB and cook the syrup a little
longer and then. while hot. pour
over the melon and seal at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
rHILDREN NEED
LOVE RATHER
THAN RUFFLES

"a. stores are Just fliled win
..',.,slse garments for little folks
.,ss babies and all the way up.
,s.se and put them on Your
~ scnu and daughters and SO
- and MAY With said sons and
~. instead of allowing
~ = rlay BY their little lonely
49, 49,. whsle you ST and stitch and
ss'A ana stitch. making cmhroid.
w md laces. tucks aud ruffles. TO
a ~ The little bodies.
- ne mother who must forego
"a made dresses for her wee
y. ar else forego the delicious
s,x o. companionship 80 hold
.'.sx for the ready 10 wear. and
~ f,xht TO your breast the hours
~ y .,snus association. There viii
= many aud many years FOR the
..rinr az hand made dresses. but
ssshsads DAYS OF honey sweet
..rnanIonshlp come just once.
r@,la men and women are lust
Nsnny In dresses bought az the
- - they are in the ones mother
- OF course there IL always
- ssylsahility or even necessity
: hsy,ng only the plaincst little
1890. Il one must economize, for
aas can deny that fancy gar
.r,s may be made cheaper at
NINE than housht.
~, riain dresses and love are
...,sr for the small daughters and
~ than lacy rnffies and ionelt-
- There Is not much fun In
ssfchlns mother sew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
MARRYING WITH
THE EYES OPEN

Dear Miss Grey: have a friend
with whom / have corrcsponded for
several years. We live In the East
and am spending a few months
with friends along the Coast.
He did not like to see me come
way out here. seeming % doubt my
ever coming back. although | prom.
ised 10 return by a certain date. We
agreed TO write as usual, but thus
far he has only written two short
letters. and so has failed to fulfil
his promise.
On previous occasions he has
ply be moody when things didn't
go his way-not even wanting to ar
que or explain his reasons for act
Ing so. And once. at a dance. he be-
came cross, because | got tired and
wasn't able TO stay until the end Of
the affair. Do you think I ought to
overlook such faults and be ready
TO make up whenever he wants tor
know no intends 10 marry me,
and therefore | seek your advice.
Would be happy living with him.
hnOWlIfE iHls Iali DtIOItNhuu ne
has very good business qualities
and has several times spoken OF
making me happy and giving me a
good home. When he Is over his
moodiness he makes up by sending
mo gifts and very sweet letters
Please tell me what 10 do
DOUBTFUL.
Alt is much better 10 marry
knowing n mans faults than 10 be
surprised by them afterward: but
at the same time. unless he, too.
sees them, and Ia willing TO make an
effort 10 correct them. an unhappy
life is apt 10 follow. for fault eth.
er grows greater or less with years.
A fine home does not make happi-
ness, but II you know you can over
look these faults. make much OF his
good qualities. and be happy in do
ing so. and II he will honestly try to
overcome them. you can be very
happy helping each other. IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
PEAR PICKLES


To ! pounds OF peeled and cored
frui, allow az pounds Of sugar. 1
quart of vinegar. ounces whole
cloves. and ounces stick CHINA.
mon. Peel. halve and core the fruit
Stick ? or cloves into each half.
Boil the sugar. vinegar and CHINA.
mon for minutes. then drop In the
pears. Cook until tender. take out
and pack In jars. Boil the syrup
until reduced nearly half and pour
over the pears. Cover while hot
Pear Pickle
Chop fine l peck Of peeled and
cored pears. red or green peppers
(seeds removed). and 8 large on
Ions. Cover with , cups vinegar.
teaspoon allspIce. l teaspoon
cloves, teaspoon ground ginger, 2
heaping tablespoons salt, ! table
spoon mustard seed or ground mus
tard. / cup brown sugar. Stir we'll.
bring quickly to a boil. then sim
mer until all In tender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
HOW TO ACQUIRE
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

McKLY. "AI.r-GoNE" FEELING
"A splendid tonic and strength
n'er can be made at home for n
NAL sum BY putting ounce kar-
s,n@ IN y pint alcohol. then TO this
salsng y cupful sugar and enough
~ wafer 70 make a quart. Take a
NpiespD0nful regularly before each
meal and y will quickly and gently
ss,nm,nate the poisons. repair waste
nzsoe. build uD the worn parts and
XIV 2 You fun strength and energy.
w. -. kardine tonic IL unequaled for
.rnihE the skin Of pimplea. blotches
~ saliowness Fraii. thin people
KY find II excellent TO build up
s"rI Weight ~ summer time.
.nhEN THE SCALP fTCHES---
~. p pint alcohol put l ounce
sanzoin. then add n pint water,
80 you will have the very best hair
-, sealp-tonlc al little cost. This
&.nnzoln tonic IL soothing 10 tender.
W., scalps and itE use frees the
p o. dandruff and excess oil.
wing II healthy and plant. The
.niar uae ~ this tonic restores
AZ, iefi9er color and CLINT 10 faded,
81 LAR and Induces a bountifui
sMtns long and silkeu.
- ss'a' I. MADE EYE-TONTc--Tn /
49, colo, clear water dissolve
rcs1.e5, cfystos end you will have a
ev.s,ls and valuable eye-tonic. This
ss'os tonic IN fine 20 remove for
PARTICLES from the eyes and
rs.A soothing and healing when
~ Tor graduated lids Two or
m. r nrops IN each eye relieve the
nsss.t ana ache caused BY tired
evss ana very often the crystoa
sjsDnic does away entirely with
Aft1s
a. ,1E-MADE SKIN CLEANsER--
III. INTO pint water 2 teaspoon
~ lssycefine ana ! ounce afmozoin.
~, 'snsin over night. then apply 70
ano rub lightly until dry This
Z tsnslye. home made cream Jelly
~ ~ Tor removing tan, aunburn
49, ifsekles. With Il you can clint
an7 sn'IInktes. round out hollows
eos6tv.,k,srcome the greasy, sallow
ss.a,,lon OF the akin aud have a
oofis..'.n with youthful tint and
trusy charming .--Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14

"Masticate. denticate, chnmp,
chew and swallow" is a popular
way OF saying Eat SLOWLY"
Every child should DO taught TO
eat slowly and TO masticate its food
well. Upon this simple practice
often depends good digestion,
which In turn is the basis of general
good health.
Many an adult might trace a
chronic state OF dyspepsia to long
established habit OF eating food so
rapidly that II Is swallowed almost
whole.
The fasteatIng habit is frequent
ly formed while the child is going
to school. II becomes second nature
unconscIously. unless the parent
notes II and stops II by frequent ad-
monlshings.
At the age of a child may share
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
PICKED ONIONS

Peel small, white onions. cover
with brine. allowing ~ cupfuis Of
salt to quarts OF boiling water,
cover and Let stand two days. Drain
and cover with more brine, let stand
two days and again drain. Make
more brine. heat to boiling point,
add onions, again bring to boiling
point and let boil five minutes. Put
into bottles. interspersing with bits
OF mace. white pepper-corns. cloves.
bits OF bay leaf and slices Of red
pepper. Fill bottles to overflow
ing with vinegar, scalded with
sugar, allowing | cupful OF sugar
10 gallon of vinegar. Cork while
still hot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
DESSERTS MADE OF WATERMELON

with a cherry or a fresh straw
berry.
Melon Sherbet.
scrape all the red pulp OF the
melon. carefully saving the Juice.
Allow to one gallon OF liquid a
pound OF sugar and freeze. This
may be varied by adding lemon
flavoring and lemon juice. When
half frozen add the whipped
whites OF eggs. one for each quart
of the mixture. and finish the
freezing.
Melon Drink.
Crush pulp OF watermelon until
all the Juice is out or II. Add lemon
Juice and water to taste. Set on
ice and drink any time. Said TO be
an excellent blood purifier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
cOLORS A BLOND CAN WEAR
BEST ARE GREENS AND BLUES
Blond women often lose in bea

Blond women often lose in beauty
because they wear the wrong
colors.
There cannot be hard and fast
rules, but the elementary principles
are worth noting.
Green Is an especially good color
for pale blends. II gives warm
pink tint to the face.
Blue II favorable to the blond
with rosy checks. IL imparts a
yellowish tinge. which on a pink
and white skin is effective. II
deepens the color OF the eyes and
makes the hair brighter.
Pale blues for fresh. young faces
are good, but IL you are fair, fat
and forty, bewarel
Violet or lavender makes the skin
look yellow. Few can wear either
shade to advantage. Any moder-
ately dark color is good, since 1t
throws the light hair and skin into
contrast, and accentuates the adj
mirable qualities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
Canteloup Pickles

Cut 10 cantaioupes into quarters.
pare and remove the soft inside;
place over night In jar. cover with
vinegar and the next morning drain
OF the vinegar and to each pint Of
Il add u pound OF sugar. table
spoonful OF cloves. 2 teaspoons
mace and broken sticks OF CHINA
mon. Boil and remove scum from
vinegar and simmer gently until
fruit is transparent; remove to a
platter or bowl and boil the syrup
down one-half; pour over fruit and
when perfectly cold place In Jars
and seal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
CHOPPED PICKLES


For this use a dozen green. sour
apples, green peppers, green to-
matoes. small onions, n cupful OF
raislns, 2 pints OF vinegar, 2 table
spoonfuls each OF mustard seed and
salt. 1 OF powdered sugar and 2
cupfuls OF brown sugar Remove
the seeds from the ralsins and pep
pers, then add the tomatoes and
onions and chop all fine. Put the
vinegar. spices and sugar on TO boil,
add the chopped mixture and sim
mer one hour; then add the apples,
pared and cored, and cook slowly
until they are soft. Seal In small
Jars.
Knocked Green Tomato Pickles.
Use equal parts Of chopped ,oma-
to, cabbage and apples. Mix thor
oughly with salt to taste. To
peck of green tomatoes, use table
spoonfuls OF chopped peppers, Ia
blespoonfuls OF grated horseradish.
and a very generous sprlnkling OF
white pepper. Put into a stone jar
and weigh down. Let stand In some
place OF moderate temperature. In
few days the brine which forms
over II ferments and becomes a vim
egar. Thls preserves the ingredl-
cnts for many months and makes an
exceptionally fine relish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
- col ns whiTE LACE.

n soa Wish to color your white
- ID creamy tint. so to a drug
.,rrr ana buy a piece OF yellow
ssArs the size OF a pea. Put this In
! N Win some salcum powder or
M finely powdered gloss starch,
vs. an exchange.
n, the lace In this powder aud
,Aske thoroughly and 4 will ae-
,sIrs a creamy tint which will last
srfil the lace Is washed. This
srcunt will color seven or eight
ysrts
II yoa wish 20 color white lace
uunanensly. dip L In weak tea. II
- wish Il deeper shade. make
- solu.'on Of tea stronger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
Grill sauce.

Wipe and peel ~ medium-sized
nps tomatoes and cut in slices. Put
n preserving kettle and add I
pepper wiped and finely chopped, l
onion skinned and finely chopped, 2
erpfuls Of vinegar. tablespoonfuls
q sugar. tablespoonful Of salt. 2
paspoonfuls each Of ground cloves,
cinnamon. allspice and grated nut.
meg Mix thoroughly. heat grad.
salIy 70 boiling point and let sim
nef 2lz hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
ABOUT DOCTORS BILLS

Dear Miss Grey: Can you help
mot II man. married or single,
owes doctors bin and makes n
nominal payment each month. oan
hts wages be garniehed for said
rebt7 II SO. how much money must
he have due before he can be gar.
nlAhedg IL a miner exempt from
gArniAhment7 READER.
A physicians bin comes un-
der .'neccssiilea'' and can be gar
nlahed for all above $40 weekly sal.
AIRY. unless YOU have a written agree
ment. or verbal one with wit
nessea. that you pay nominal sum
AT stated times.
II il mighty mean man who win
take advantage OF this law n the
other fellow 10 doing the best he
can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
SERVE BAKED DATES.

Baked dates are very palatable.
eDteially when served with hot
Ms says Good Housekeeping. RE
xove the stones from the dates, put
hsO each a very small piece Of but
". place in pan. sprinkle with
81, and put In a hot oven for five
ninarss Dates that are old and
hrd viii become soft by this
nstkod They should be served hot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
Hall Frozen Melon.

Break the ripe pulp OF the
melon into fine bits with n silver
fork and place II Ia a freezer with
out dasher. Let stand two hours
packed in aait and ice and serve
in sherbet glasses or the half shell
of the melon. chilled and gar
nlshed at base with vines.
Melon la Mode.
Cut the watermelon across In
two-inch slices. Remove the rind.
Scallop or star the edges of each
piece and place on fruit plate. Serve
as dessert. surmounted by ice
cream. using strawberry aud va
nilla TO carry out the watermelon
colors. or simply use the white
cream. topping off the whole dish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
FOR THE BACHELOR


Dear Mlss Grey. wish 20 sag
few words to tho young bachelor
IN yoa want to wear women'N
clothes. We will BIO glad TO trade az
any time. and II you Wish we will
yet petition 40 that you may wear
them without arrest.
And a. far as ruling IL concern.
ed. women have Just as much RICH,
10 rule as men. for don't they work
Just as hardf Doing all the house.
work and making life pleasant for
the men Is no snap. hope you all
all tho slcepy.heads-- wake
dp soon. Here's with beat wishes
that you may. but don't get In Cur
pld's way.
THE THREE EQUALLY AS
GOOD"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14

Mrs. o. II. p. Belmont is worth
SIC. 100000.
The Russia-Japan war cost $780,
000, 900: 100000 dead.
White felt hats may be cleaned
by spongIng with ammonia and
water.
Equal parts OF lemon Juice and
water. used once daily, will bleach
the skin.
The famine In England and
France, when the people made
bread from fern roots. was In 1888.
The Congressional library, at
Washington, d. c., opened In 1897.
II cost s6,347, 900. exclusive OF the
land.
To remove and prevent shine on
serge, press on heavy thickness OF
cloth. with another layer slightly
dampened over II.
city of The Prophet Ia a name
given 10 Medina. in Hedjas, Arabia,
the second holy city of the Moham-
medans. II was there the Prophet
Mohammed died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
TO GET POSITION

Dear Miss Grey; We have been
here only four months, and. being
strangers. Il seems hard for ms
husband "a get work. although hc is
4 splendid engineer. with n Seattle
license and flrai.cl papers from
another large city. WIN you advise
uAg MARIE.
A.--You do not state what kind
OF engineer your husband II. Go To
the Chamber Of Commerce. Central
building. and get the addresses OF
tho engineer associations. also gov
eminent. and mako application
through same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
TALKS BY THE STAR DOCTOR
: ><~~~ >><>>>
, TEACH CHILDREN TO EAT SLOWLY


the general table diet. providing II
is plain and varied. Fried and high
ly seasoned foods should not be
given to a child.
As to quantity, a healthy child
should be given enough to satisfy
its appetite. Tea. coffee and alco-
holic beverages are not for the use
of children.
The following outline of a child's
diet may be varied according to
seasons and circumstances. and the
individual needs OF the child.
For breakfast. give milk. a cereal
and bread and butter. Soup, meat,
bread and butter. and light vege-
tables. with palatable but plain
pudding or other dessert is permits.
sible. The evening meal should be
simple, consisting OF junket, stewed
fruits. toasted bread and butter, or
similar easily digested foods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-14
NEW COMMENTS ON OLD PROVERBS

Faint praise is akin to abuse
they are twins.
Do not hang all on one nall--even
though a spike.
The proof OF the pudding Is In the
sometimes after eating.
Behind every mountain Is vale
and the best view OF the vale is