Health and fear themes mix with disarmament debate
A 1930s voice surveys health tips from Prof E N McAcotias urging reduced meat and more greens and water, then shifts to fear as a barrier to happiness. It cites Dr Barton on overwork, African tribal choices, and Japan's disarmament push amid U S and world security concerns.
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Sumter Peach Crop Tops County’s Season Record
Sumter county ships 115 carloads of Elberta peaches this season, earning about $80,000 for peach growers. Council Brothers stand as the largest shipper, moving 3 to 4 cars daily and totaling 35 to 40 cars for the season. Central of Georgia handled most shipments, aided by Sea Board and Atlanta Tee & Coal Cotton, with McNeill, Beasterlin, Andersonville, and Methvin Prestige Farms among others. The season is described as the most successful and profitable in county history.
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Andersonville
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Aries Station
Methvin Prait Farms
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Arles
Americus
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McKenzie
Ice Company
Gen Coleman Dunant Named U S Senator
Gen Coleman Dunant was appointed United States senator from Delaware by the governor to succeed Senator Walcott who resigned last week. The move follows preliminary steps in assembling a replacement for the vacated seat.
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United States
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Sumter Melons Start Moving
The Sumter county watermelon crop is forecast to be the largest and most profitable in years with acreage up and a strong yield expected though prices remain uncertain. Early movement shows about eight colored farmers recalling the harvest while Sells Brothers and other local dealers anticipate steady shipments as market demand develops.
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Railroads to Get 500 Million In New Federal Advances
Washington July 7 Secretary Mellon announced under a provisional refunding plan with railroad executives that carriers will receive about 500 million dollars in additional advances from the federal government within the next six months. Negotiations said to be concluded within two days.
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Mellon
Times-Recorder offers free trips to five area girls
The Times-Recorder announces a large circulation campaign offering at least five girls from the area trips to the sea, city, mountains, and ice with all expenses paid. The plan emphasizes nationwide reach, local merchant messages, and a profit Business model where every participant is paid, not a typical subscription contest. District allocations cover Marion, Lee, Merrell, Stewart, Sumter, and surrounding counties outside Americus.
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Times-Recorder
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Times-Record
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Administrative Program for Prosper Ready Washington
Ambiguous OCR text discusses administration leaders and a tariff plan aimed at starting industry and shifting wheels. Mentions a $500,000,000 revenue goal and the administration behind the effort. Context includes delays and material considerations within a historic county framework.
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Washington
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Peach Shipment Breaks State Record in Georgia Trade
Yesterday Mr. Eisene Rote of Madquarters in wed learned that on July 4 six peach ears were shipped by the Fruit Growers Fire from Georgia, marking the biggest day's shipments in the state's history and praising his part in the achievement.
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Georgia
Florida shipments set season record for cars moved
The season totals show 6,160 cars shipped from Florida to date with strong ongoing movement. The monthly and last standings indicate continued high volumes achieving a new record for the period.
Republicans Set July 21 For Vote On Tariff Bill
Washington dispatch reports the Republican majority in the House fixed July 21 as the date for the final vote on the general tariff bill. The debate is scheduled to run with five minute limits on speakers and a brief period for distribution, amid a pushed timetable and minority concerns about the measure.
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House
General Thomas to Visit Americus for Veterans Conference
General J A Thomas of the Georgia United Confederate Veterans plans a visit to Americus for a conference with Don Day Stewart and other leaders. They will discuss pension relief programs for veterans and widows, following a state housing and relief announcement.
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Sablis
Georgia DI United’ Confederate Veterans
Americus
Don Day Stewart
Western Grigadé
Stewart
Hues
Peach County creation wins Senate approval in Georgia
The senate today passed a bill creating Peach County to carve it from Houston and Macon counties with Port Valley and the heat. The measure aims to reorganize regional governance and establish a new county seat, pending final action.
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Senate
Peach
Houstay
Macon
Port Vailey
Markets Am ericus Spot Good Middling Report
Market note for Americus shows good middling price at 1 percent inactive with energy market context.
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