Parker Claimed Ay Death In Sumter County
W A Parker longtime Sumter county resident died at his home in the 28th District after about a month of illness Funeral services will be at Salem Methodist Church at 1 o clock Wednesday with Rev ny Moore officiating Pallbearers include Cicero Braswell S M Clements B A Bradley T A seg C N Bailey and T 4S will be in the church cemetery
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New York Christmas Homeless and Unemployed Figures
New York City faces about 60,000 homeless and 800,000 unemployed during the Christmas season, per Bowery YMC A and allied aid agencies. Officials report double the aid requests in the last two months versus last year, while relief services cannot meet all needs. Congregational church leaders allowed Camp Memorial to shelter homeless men, with 250 finding refuge there last night.
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Separated 19 Years Search For Sisters In Augusta
Nora Tarborough once Nora Cook of Cedartown Georgia has enlisted local authorities to locate her two sisters Maraiv and Bessie Cook and a brother Frank Cook. She was carried to an orphan home by her parents who later died. The search spans 19 years.
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Augusta
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Nora Tarborough
Nora Cook
Cedartown
Georgia
Maraiv
Bessie Cook
Frank Cook
Canada rivals Italy in macaroni manufacture
Canada is emerging as a rival to Italy in macaroni production while the American Museum in New York holds the world's largest collection of gems, underscoring a mix of industrial and cultural prestige in the country.
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Italy
American Museum
New York
Violinist Becomes Second Wits' Of Famous English Playwright
Atlanta story notes a robbery at a local undertaker’s rear parlor where T. F. Mathews, an embalmer, was relieved of $25 and a $150 gold watch. Bandits fled into an alley after the theft. Also mentions an Amsterdam botanist finding pearls in cashew nuts and a claim that ancient Egypt lacked multiplication tables.
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Atlanta
T. F. Mathews
Mysterious 25 Cent Clause Stirs Local Curiosity
A fragmentary notice from a small town draws interest with a 25 cent figure and scattered letters. Readers report unclear names and dates while officials promise clarification soon.
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Daisy Kennedy
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Balloon Tire Headquarters
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