Chewing Gum Mischief At Meadow Grove School
A 1920 tale unfolds as a boy hides gum in a fish bank and pencil desk, tricks classmates, and awaits the school board visitors during a lively show. The episode centers on Scribble the master and a penny eye for detail as capers unfold.
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Scratch
Necy
Nick
Erstone
Meadow Grove School
Chub
Pen
Markie
School Board
Wise
High Spots in Georgia Rise and Fall Across the State
Valdosta's new gas plant nears operation as pipe connections proceed. Arkansas investments stall amid reports of saltwater flow and reduced oil prospects. Lowndes County cattle dipping vats replaced by hand sprays after explosions. Atlanta Law School opens fall term with large enrollment. Frank C. Mason wins state senate seat in runover primary. Bainbridge’s $200,000 hydroelectric plant to be built on Brine Creek near Bainbridge. A mob blocks Fate Sitton at Lake Creek Station. deputy arrests him at nearby station. Rome man Pete Petropol returns from Greece after seven months. John D. Earle killed in an Ohio railway accident. Savannah selected for Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association meeting. other cities invited. Nevin leads Fulton county to Macon slave convention. Georgia WCTU to meet in Winder. Farmers to receive free Florida tips as homeseekers travel. Twiggs justice of the peace B F Carden convicted of moonshining. son praised for honesty on stand. Thomaston merchant W A Hoyle dies by strychnine. Ben Hill growers fund home demonstration agent. Boll weevil fight begins with farmers’ meeting. Alexa Stirling reaches semi finals in national women’s golf.
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Valdosta
Arkansas
Lowndes County
Atlanta Law School
Frank C. Mason
Jonesboro
Bainbridge Power Company
Decature County
8Rine Creek
Bainbridge
Rome
Fate Sitton
Lake Creek
Polk
Savannah
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Atlantic City
Jacksonville
Fla
Portland
James B. Nevin
Atlanta Georgian
Fulton County
Macon
Hsawick
Dooly County
R. L. Scarboro
Board of County Tax Assessors
J. E. Horne
Elizabeth A. Perking
Ann Arbor
Mich
Georgia W. C. T. U. A
Winder
Northwest
Florida
B. F. Carden
Twiggs County
W. A. Hoyle
Thomaston
Ben Hill
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
Glow Of Health Elixir For Pale Overworked Women
An advertisement touts Vinci cod liver oil iron as a health booster for pale sallow women. It features testimonials from Miss Phyllis Jones and Miss Tones claiming renewed energy, improved appearance, and rapid gain after using the product.
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Vinci
Phyllis Jones
Adv
Championship meet at Cleveland and missing Rome girl found
The article reports a championship meet at Cleveland where a competitor defeated Miss Ethel Cummings of Chicago. Lucinda Bailey, a 13 year old from Rome, is found at a farmer’s house six miles from town after disappearing during a carnival. A young man is held in connection with her disappearance. John Anthony Frazer, formerly of Rome, dies in Tallahassee at age 1. Also noted are revenue officers capturing empty receptacles and liquor, civic actions in Rome, and various local notes including political and church items.
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Cleveland
Ethel Cummings
Chicago
Lucinda Bailey
Rome
John Anthony Frazer
Tallahassee
Fla
Collie Creedel
Dorsey
Vienna
Georgia
United States
Mary E. Waters
Savannah
Park Avenue
Hoke Smith
Decatur County
Hardwick
Macon
Athjena
College Park
Decatur
Atlanta
Camp Gordon
Wm. D. Chester
Dawson
Baptists of
Ulton County
Walker
George Carswell
Fulton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Calvary Church Evening Prayer and Presbyterian Notes
Evening prayer may be said at Calvary church tonight at 7 30. Choir practice after the service. Sabbath school at 9 46 p m with new classes organized and changes to grade classes. Worship and preaching at 11 a m and 1 30 p m. Morning subject A Challenge to Our Best Endeavor for Our Foreign Work. Evening subject The Second Study in the Book of Job. Christian Endeavor 7 p m. General notes: a new pastor installed at the presiding residence.
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Calvary
Calvary Church
Presbyterian Church
Allied Powers Meet at State Department on Communications
Five Allied Powers representatives met at the State Department in Washington for the first preliminary session of the international communications conference. France Great Britain Italy Japan and the United States attended as they discuss improved press and communication systems and potential outcomes of the gathering.
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Washington
State Department
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
United States
United Stat
Shipyard Worker Credits Tanlac for Health Revival
Silas N Weeks of Tampa declares he is in better health after three years of illness and fatigue while working at the Os Car pass Co shipyards. He credits Tanlac for restored strength, weight gain, and renewed energy, noting daily habits improved and he now sleeps better and eats heartily.
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Silas N. Weeks
15Th Ave
Tampa
Fla
Oscar Pass Co
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Heyman-Merz & Co
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Harroli Avenue
First Methodist Church
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Henry Everette
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