High Spots In State News Summary
Latimar county school supervisor Miss Mattie Tyus leads January Teachers Institute in Barnesville with J O Martin Aldine Pound Lurline Parker and Dr M M Parks expected to speak. A Savannah coroner’s jury ruled the W S Cooler killing justifiable. Bainbridge Post 62 of the American Legion elected new officers. Southern Cotton Oil convention in Savannah January 9 10 promises banquet. James Coleman 13 shot himself near Fairburn. Wall and Grantham named division counsel for A B A railroad at Fitzgerald. East Dougherty’s Edwin Fleming wounded while hunting. Columbus merchant Sidney H Odom fatally shot by highwaymen. S H Carter to be heard on murder charge linked to Miss Almz2 Crosby. Dublin Laurens Johnson Twiggs officers to dinner in Dublin. Wayne sboro Bible class raises 2500 for a new Sunday school room. Judge Warnock room funded by class. Mrs R W Brock’s lemon weighs 2.25 pounds 16.25 inches around. Gulf Refining to build Dawson station. J C McLendon Savannah lieutenant fined for false fire alarm.
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Mattie Tyus
Latmar County
Hies
Barnesville
First Baptist Church
J. 0. Martin
Aldine Pound
Lurline Parker
M. M. Parks
Savanah
W. S. Cooler
Joe Casper
Gasper
Cooler
Nelson Bruton
Urle
J. R. Haire
M. A. Ehrlich
Paint Protects
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Savannah
James Coleman
C. C. Coleman
Chattahoochee
Fairburn
Young Coleman
James Brown
Wall
Stubbs
Fairfield
Edwin Fleming
East Daugherty County
Georgia
Atlanta
Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital
Alban
W. F. Fleming
Sidney H. Odom
Columbus
Odom
S.H. Carter
Brunswick
Judge Warnock
R. W. Brock
Gordon Street
Cedartown
Gulf Refining Company
Dawson
Farnum
J. C. McLendon
Savannah Fire Department
Schwartz
World Popularity of American Machinery
American machinery and its makers hold high rank worldwide with exports totaling over 4 billion dollars in the last decade, quadrupling the prior ten years. Locomotives, automobiles, and engines head a broad export list, reflecting US industrial prowess across 35 to 60 plus countries and colonies in recent years.
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United States
Globe
United
Mentho Sulphur Promised For Eczema Relief
A noted skin specialist advertises Mentho Sulphur as a fast remedy for fiery itchy eczema. The germ destroying sulphur preparation reportedly soothes, heals, and clears the skin with regular use as a cold cream.
Healing Wounds in Steel Ingots from France
A French device by Gustave Rabin automates repairing airplane parts by galvanic principles. The almost automatic machine uses electricity and a color chart to guide repairs, treating worn or broken motor components. It reportedly repaired parts valued at $6,000 in minutes, turning out 800 pieces weekly.
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France
Washington Star
Gustave Rabin
Not Guilty Plea Foiled by Jury's Suspicious Honesty
In a Western territory a popular citizen killed an overbearing foe. The defendant plead guilty after counsel feared consequences, yet the jury returned not guilty. The judge protested as the foreman admitted the defendant was a liar and not believable under oath.
Beggars' Trade Union Formed in Constantinople Scene
A Constantinople report notes beggars in Stamboul have organized a trade union. They meet daily near the Bayazid Mosque to set alms targets, with a ban on accepting less than one hundred paras. Some members are reportedly wealthy, yet they endorse orderly collective begging.
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Constantinople
Stamboul
London
Bayazid
Chew Chew the health clown visits New York schools
Chew Chew, a health clown, tours city schools with his dog Creamo teaching fresh air proper food and cleanliness. Children respond with excitement as health lessons are delivered in an entertaining way. The message emphasizes making school life engaging to aid lasting memory.
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Chew Chew
New York City
Creamo
Fish Eradicates Scarlet Fever Mentioned in Mexican Fable
An article explains a peculiarly formed fish, a mammalian species, used to eat mosquitoes and wigglers to curb yellow fever. City waters are stocked with these fish by health authorities to suppress mosquito populations and approach eradication of the disease.
Detroit Installs Giant Boiler for 1000 Eight-Room Homes
A new boil in Detroit powers 1000 eight-room houses. The unit measures 19 by 26 feet with a 35 foot stack height and can convert 190000 pounds of water to steam per hour using 12 tons of coal. This feature marks the world’s largest boil.
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Detroit
Water Lilies as Food Proposed by Iowa Board
The Iowa conservation board suggests growing water lilies as a staple food. They claim boiled peeled lilies taste and feel similar to potatoes, offering a novel edible option.
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Iowa Conservation Board
Black-Draught praised by Lake Charles family
In Lake Charles Louisiana Henry Garrett lauds Black-Draught as a top medicine for liver and digestion. He says his whole family uses it and credits it with staving off the flu and easing indigestion. He notes two boxes on hand and recommends it to others. Sold everywhere NC-148.
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Thedford
Louisiana
Lake Charles
Henry Garrett
Mr. Garrett
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Foreign Secretary
L. C. Amery
the Admiralty
Liloyd-Graeme
Erade
Duchess of Sutherland
Air Ministry
Duchess of
Lewis Ellis
McManus
James W. Doran & CO
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Broad St
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Odd
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Carload
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Kent
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Winter Isles
Harrold Brod
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