Poison Lets Violet Color Reveal Modern Hootch
New York March 21. Dr W G Knight chemist in charge of the federal customs laboratory explains how bootleg liquor is dyed with wood alcohol to disguise it. He demonstrates tests using sulfuric acid permanganate and magenta to detect formaldehyde and maldehyde indicating deadly poison in adulterated Scotch. The violet color signals danger and possible death.
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George Britt
New York
Jay
Booth R
W. G. Knight
Federal Customs Laboratory
Knight
Frederick
J. H. Kracke
Pr. Knight
Pleasant Grove church meeting and community notes
The Woman's Missionary Society of Pleasant Grove Baptist church will meet Tuesday at 3 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kinard. Visitors from Miami, Fla., share family news. Protracted services at Pleasant Grove lifted spirits. Rev. J. S. Winn preached, many sought salvation. Mrs. J. J. Westbrook and Mrs. Childers Sheppard plan a picnic at McMaths mill Tuesday afternoon. Various local residents visit relatives and attend gatherings. Miss Opal Perry returns from Atlanta. Final note mentions plans to install a calendar clock after getting rich.
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PACE
THE
Americas Times-Recorder
Teapsita
Woman's Missionary Society
Conan
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
J. E. Kinard
J. Ss. Winn
J. J. Westbrook
Childers Sheppard
McMaths Mill
Opal Perry
Atlanta
A.E. Perry
Ena Gleaton
Richland protests S A L schedule change from Albany to Columbus
Richland Georgia filed a protest after Albany Chamber urged reversing trips on the S A L line between Albany and Columbus. The city delayed taking off the Shoo-Fly from Helena to Columbus, seeking railroad schedule reversals No 19 and 20. The Public Service Commission ordered hold on the proposed change pending guidance.
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Richland
Atlanta
Columbus
S. A.L
Richland Council
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Albany
Helena
Public Service Commission
W. L. Stanley
The
Georgia
Town Docket of Local Visitors and Students
Miss Ethel Turner returns from A and M in Americus to her home. Mr Jim Bishop from Florida visits sister Mrs John Mitchell. Little Miss Mattie Lou Harrod of Yeomans visits Miss Lucile Harris. Miss Gladys Phillips of Butler visits Miss Turner. Mr Clyde Harp and Mr Lenard Hardage of Shellman visit local friends.
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Ethel Turner
Americus
Jim Bishop
Florida
John Mitchell
Mattie Lou Harrod
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Adel Ethridge
Minnie Perry
Dawson
Arlington
Henry Nissle
Dannie
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T. M Ethridge
W. J. Hill, Jr
Little Son
Cobb
G. A. Perry
Lee Westbrook
Lee, Jr
E. R. Stover
Carswell
Abbeville
J. A. Bray
S.A.L
Seaboard
Council
Canton Crepe
Cheney
Crepe de Chine
H. R. Salisbury Union
Americas
Walker
Ecacn
Dexdale Chiffon
Windsor
Hollywood
Tee
Jantzen
Lustig
New Scranton
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