McCRARY — PHOTOGRAPHER — This Department takes
great pleasure in recommending the McCrary Studios, for artistic
portraits, and for sensible prices. Even during the period of the
late war, these prices did not take upward trend, with which we
became so unpleasantly familiar, in so many cases of necessities
and luxuries. We find in the McCrary Studios pleasant atmosphere,
of genial welcome and artistic accomplishment.
OUR ADVERTISING FAMILY 247
THE HOWARD THEATRE— Built with the artistry inspired
by years of foreign travel on the part of Mr. Troup Howard, this
wonder-place satisfies the artistic longing of the most cultured, and
raises the standard of others who have grown accustomed perhaps
to consider the tawdry finery purchased by money alone — the cri-
terion. Even without its wonderful moving pictures, it would be
soul-satisfying to rest in the luxurious seats breathing in the har-
mony of color and music. After a year of its charm, it still holds
us spell-bound, and thankful that such things can be.
WISE DRUG COMPANY. After leaving the Howard, we
find it the most natural thing in the world to turn to the left into
the beautiful home of the Wise Drug Co. and get one of their de-
licious orange drinks. Aside from the hospitality dispensed at
the soda-fountain, we are assured of all the necessities to be found
in a good drug store. When added to this is a satisfaction pro-
duced by the elegance and simplicity which marks this in common
with the Howard Theatre, we find — it easy to form a Wise habit.
THE DAFFODIL TEA ROOM AND RESTAURANT— Con-
tinuing down Pryor street, about a block from the Howard, we
find one of the coziest places to eat. Accomplishing the usually
impossible feat of providing delicious individual cooking on a large
scale, the Daffodil has become the rendezvous for all who like an
atmosphere of home. Here every day, friends meet friends, and
one has the feeling of hospitality offered in a delightful personal
manner by the owner, Mrs. J. E. McRee, and her assistants.
JOY'S FLOWER SHOP— There may be a flower shop with a
prettier name but we doubt it, for to all women joy and flowers
are synonymous. Our acquaintance with this florist, where the
Woman's Club Hospital Committee purchase its many floral gifts,
and which numbers among its clientele many other club members,
assures this firm of our hearty co-operation.
M. MILLER'S PECANS— Pronounced "pecawns", "pecons" or
"pecans" according to the section in which you live, does not af-
fect the thinness of the shell the delicate flavor, nor the food value
of the delicious pecans grown by J. R. and J. B. Miller, Pecan Nur-
serymen of Baconton, Ga. We strongly recommend readers of
this book to order direct from Baconton — "the Home of the Pecan"
and then use them in our cake and salad recipes,
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK— The modern housewife or
professional woman whether she "budgets" or uses a salary eco-
nomically, finds an indispensable adjunct to be a good bank. After
several years' acquaintance with the Atlanta National, we recom-
mend it as a place where women will receive special consideration
and the fact that it is especially near the shopping district, adds
to the convenience.
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Presented as published in 1921. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
McCRARY — PHOTOGRAPHER — This Department takes great pleasure in recommending the McCrary Studios, for artistic portraits, and for sensible prices. Even during the period of the late war, these prices did not take upward trend, with which we became so unpleasantly familiar, in so many cases of necessities and luxuries. We find in the McCrary Studios pleasant atmosphere, of genial welcome and artistic accomplishment.
OUR ADVERTISING FAMILY 247
THE HOWARD THEATRE— Built with the artistry inspired by years of foreign travel on the part of Mr. Troup Howard, this wonder-place satisfies the artistic longing of the most cultured, and raises the standard of others who have grown accustomed perhaps to consider the tawdry finery purchased by money alone — the criterion. Even without its wonderful moving pictures, it would be soul-satisfying to rest in the luxurious seats breathing in the harmony of color and music. After a year of its charm, it still holds us spell-bound, and thankful that such things can be.
WISE DRUG COMPANY. After leaving the Howard, we find it the most natural thing in the world to turn to the left into the beautiful home of the Wise Drug Co. and get one of their delicious orange drinks. Aside from the hospitality dispensed at the soda-fountain, we are assured of all the necessities to be found in a good drug store. When added to this is a satisfaction produced by the elegance and simplicity which marks this in common with the Howard Theatre, we find — it easy to form a Wise habit.
THE DAFFODIL TEA ROOM AND RESTAURANT— Continuing down Pryor street, about a block from the Howard, we find one of the coziest places to eat. Accomplishing the usually impossible feat of providing delicious individual cooking on a large scale, the Daffodil has become the rendezvous for all who like an atmosphere of home. Here every day, friends meet friends, and one has the feeling of hospitality offered in a delightful personal manner by the owner, Mrs. J. E. McRee, and her assistants.
JOY'S FLOWER SHOP— There may be a flower shop with a prettier name but we doubt it, for to all women joy and flowers are synonymous. Our acquaintance with this florist, where the Woman's Club Hospital Committee purchase its many floral gifts, and which numbers among its clientele many other club members, assures this firm of our hearty co-operation.
M. MILLER'S PECANS— Pronounced "pecawns", "pecons" or "pecans" according to the section in which you live, does not affect the thinness of the shell the delicate flavor, nor the food value of the delicious pecans grown by J. R. and J. B. Miller, Pecan Nurserymen of Baconton, Ga. We strongly recommend readers of this book to order direct from Baconton — "the Home of the Pecan" and then use them in our cake and salad recipes,
ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK— The modern housewife or professional woman whether she "budgets" or uses a salary economically, finds an indispensable adjunct to be a good bank. After several years' acquaintance with the Atlanta National, we recommend it as a place where women will receive special consideration and the fact that it is especially near the shopping district, adds to the convenience.