Power Declares the South’s Great Resource Growth
The article argues electricity and water power define the New South’s industrial rise. It cites Arthur Coleman on undeveloped power and cites a 178 percent horsepower gain in 20 years, with Southern hydro capacity expanding 41 percent of national gains since 1927. It envisions vast coal, gas, and water resources backing future growth.
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New South
South
Arthur Coleman
Holland
Coleman
United States
Tex Rickard Promoter of Clean Sports Dies
In the death of George L. Rickard known as Tex or Tedge the sporting world loses its greatest promoter and proponent of clean sports. From a Western cowboy he became a millionaire and led Madison Square Garden Company. He promoted Dempsey and Tunney and supported young fighters. His passing will be mourned widely.
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George L. Rickard
Tex
Sporting World
Madison Square Garden Company
Dempsey
Tunney
Medical Dean Protests Alcohol Use by Physicians
Dr Arthur D Beavan former President of the American Medical Association says alcohol is no longer used by the best physicians for certain diseases and has been found to be harmful He notes a large amount of graft in whiskey prescription writing by the medical profession He warns violators may be protected by medical unions and that the public may respond in time.
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Arthur D. Beavan
American Medical Association
Beaven
Assessment Notice of Tax Returns for 1929 in Aiken County
State of South Carolina notices taxpayers in Aiken County to file real and personal property returns for 1929. The open period runs January 1 to February 1, with penalties for late or missing returns, and guidance on who must file including owners, guardians, executors, and trustees. Appointments and locations in Centerville, Warren, Langley, Graniteville, and Monetta listed for in-person filing.
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South Carolina
Aiken
General Assembly
Ibulroads
Exper
PSN
Tour Neal
South Carolina Tax Commission
Tishaner Companies
Tath O Monetta
Ruth Langley
Shek
Tae M. Moritietie A
Nin
World Boundary Shifts and Settlements in 1928
A 1928 survey by the National Geographic Society reports major boundary changes worldwide. Colombia ceded Putumayo to Peru increasing Peru’s area by 13,000 square miles, while Brazil and Bolivia adjusted frontiers in the Gran Chaco. Central America eyed arbitration of its long border, and the U S Britain and others settled Pacific and Caribbean island questions. Europeans debated Baltic and Baltic Sea limits and Nordic borders, while Asia saw China Russia and Persia redefine borders and governance. Massive Chinese eastward migration and other regional moves further reshaped maps in a year of shifting sovereignty.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
South America
Putumayo
Columbia
Peru
Brazil
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Boliva
Buenos Aires
Tacna
Havana
United States
Nicaragua
C Try
Colombia
Peddietre
Europe
Sweeden
Finland
Renuidin
France
Sores Aa Cie
Ana Sy
Belgerned
Wwe
League of Nation
Babenibe
Oshavia
Bulgaria
Apo
Tanger
Tdae
Miurrmakesh
Porein
Elammie
Land
Bahrein Island
Persian Gulf
Great Britain
Persia
Asia
South China
China
North
Great’ Wall
Manchuria
Franz Josef Land
Netherlands
Palmas Island
Philippines
Norway
Bouvet
Thompson Island
South Atlantic Ocean
Canada
Baffin Land
Manchhuri
South West Africa
British South West Africa
Scotland
Trish Sea
Near East
Kak
Angola
Orbaijany Provines
Crutansax
Turkestan
Greeny
Ponants
Unclear text from historical page with mixed fragments
Fragmented OCR text presents names, places, and phrases but lacks coherent events or clear subjects. The readable portions mention theater, people, and locations in a jumbled sequence, making it difficult to identify a singular event or topic.
Millions in Poultry Tariff Aims to Curb Egg Imports
New England poultrymen push higher egg tariffs amid vast imports from China and other nations. The record shows more than 46 million dozen frozen and dried eggs entered the U S last year from China with about 20 million from other countries. The movement seeks protection for domestic producers against cheap foreign eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United States
China
Holstein Heifer At State Hospital Noted in Report
A fragment from a state hospital report mentions a Holstein heifer named Veeman Artis Maid at the . G. State Hospital, with figures indicating pounds of fat and a large quantity of smilk noted in the record.
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G. State Hospital
S. C. State Hospital
American poultry trade seeks new markets in Russia
A fragmented note discusses America's dried-egg industry and a poultry business turnover of about 1.5 billion dollars yearly. It suggests England may send a committee of business men and bankers to Russia to assess conditions and open trade, a model the United States could emulate to boost business.
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England
Russia
United States
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Langless
Doves
Brech
Rathwee
Ellenton
Silverton
Glovervills
Radding
Poreman
Jamaweiry
A. B. Gunter
Chamis
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Vviategs
Proprer
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Oakland
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