Hair Net Bonanza Attracts Big Rogers Ad Campaign
The Times-Recorder notes L W Rogers Doy runs a full page ad featuring Rogers Quality Hair Nets with a 300 000 quantity order. The Keegers Company marks strong demand, lower prices, and a buy three get one free offer, part of a statewide campaign across 10 to 20 papers. The ad emphasizes a one week free offer and broad savings on staple items for women readers.
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Times- Recorder
L. W. Rogers Doy
Rogers
South
Keégers Company
Ama
Rogers Company
Rogers Cocern
Rowers
Population share sparks debate on race data
A note in the report estimates that about four in ten people globally are white. The statement highlights ongoing discussions around race, demographics, and how populations are classified across regions and studies.
Beware Indigestion Signs Warn of Digestive Trouble
Warning from physicians about indigestion as warm weather lowers tone. Indicators include gas, fullness after meals, lazy feeling, restlessness, and occasional chest pain. Dan-Nax promoted as a tonic claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Advertisement urges buying now to avoid danger.
Lost pocketbook from Farmers Cotton Oil Co records
A lost oblong tan pocketbook labeled Farmers Cotton Oil Co was found to contain a misprinted amount between 48 and 9. Please return to Times-Recorder for reward.
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Cotton Oil Co
Elegant Athens wedding blends graces and social pageantry
Miss Cordelia Shelby Thornton wed Dr. James Algie of Toronto in an intimate ceremony at Judge W. J. Thornton home. Guests praised the artistry of floral decor and music by Miss Hightower. The couple left for Canada as relatives described social prominence and longtime teaching ties of the bride.
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Cordelia Shelby Thornton
James Algie
Toronto
Canada
W. J. Thornton
E. L. Shelnutt
Christian College
Auburn
Tn Hall
Library
Annie Love Thornton
Sarah Elder
Annie Re Jago
Ruth Hightower
Americus
Winder
Miss Thornton
Miss Elder
Miss Jago
Miss Hightower
Athens
Miss Peel
MR. Phillips
Macgie Amelia Peel
Leslie
Willie P. Phillips, Jr
Eatonton
A. M. Gillespie
Macon
William Russell Owen
John Peel
Americas
A. & M. College
Willard
Phillips
Fulham County
Various Americus Residents Visit Relatives Across Georgia
Local society notes list Mrs. Lucius Harvey visiting Crawford county sister with several days stay. The City Court of Americas began its June term with civil cases heard under Judge W. M. Harper. Numerous families and individuals visit relatives in Atlanta, Jonesboro, Talbotton, Athens, St Augustine and Manning.
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Lucius Harvey
W. R. Crane
Crawford County
City Court of Americas
W. M. Harper
J. A. Baugh
Atlanta
Charles Burke
Harriet
Charline
Talbotton
Mulberry Tree Limb Displays Mixed Grain Mulberries
In McRae Georgia on June 16 W E Graham reports a local oddity a mulberry tree limb bearing mulberries interspersed with grain seeds. The fruit carries seeds embedded within each berry creating a curious natural hybrid display for observers in the area.
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Mcrae
W. E. Graham
World's Applause Brings Strong Paramount Cast
A de Mille production titled The World's Applause showcases star Bebe Daniels and Lewis Stone with Adolphe Menjou Winter Hall Brandon Hurst and Bernice Frank in supporting roles. The Opera House screens the film today and Tuesday under high studio standards.
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William de Mille
Paramount Picture
Bebe Daniels
Lewis Stone
Opera House
de Mille
Adolphe Menjou
Winter Hall
Brandon Hurst
Bernice Frank
Doctor Smith Heads Home Before Atlanta Hospital Post
Maym Kelso, George Kuwa and James Neill accompany Dr. Henry A. Smith, who spent Saturday afternoon in Americus en route home to DeSoto to visit his father Dr. W. J. Smith. He will soon depart to take a position at Grady Hospital in Atlanta after graduating from Emory University. He is the brother of James W. Smith of Americus.
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Henry A. Smith
Americus
W. J. Smith
DeSoto
Grady Hospital
Atlanta
Dr. Smith
Emory University
James W. Smith
Old-fashioned country dance at Myrtle Springs
Catfish corn bread and coffee feed the crowd as King Tut's orchestra plays Tuesday night June 19 inviting all locals to join the Old-fashioned country dance at Myrtle Springs with music and community fare.
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Myrtle Springs
King Tut
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S. F. Stapleton
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Edward Stukes
J. T. Stukes
Guerry Stukes
Agnes Scott College
Stukes
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New York
Mr. Stukes
W. P. McArthur
G. D. Medlock
Jack McArthur
Jonesboro
George Oliver
Sara Oliver
Cordele Dispatch
J. W. Whaley
Dr. Lavender
Americus, Ga
Mrs. Tingle
Girard
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
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Moultrie
John Sheffield
Brown Street
Thomas Milner
Albany
Hamilton Yancey
Church Street
Russell Bridges
Ralph
Ellaville
J. E. Hightower
Ruth
Dri
J. P. Shy
Katherine
G. E. Baya
St. Augustine
Florida
J. Carlton Shy
T. J. Hunnicutt
Hampton Street
Harry Shy
Mrs. J. M. Shy
Jackson Street
Maym Kelso, George Kuwa and
James Neill
Pinkston
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Moving Picture World
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Dudley
Ansley
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