Golden Rule sales tour boosts three towns in South
Reports from Carrollton Newnan and Sylacauga show strong early results for the Golden Rule plan as merchants, civic clubs, and railroad sponsors push a community sales effort. Mr Lowe promotes the scheme with Central of Georgia support, noting quick benefits from the three-city test and promising further outreach if merchants back the program.
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Crona
Georgia
Alabama
Rales
Guerney BK
Lowe
Neosho
Younts Malesman
Amer
Cuthbert Boad
Ttlumeheon
Houge
They Vity
Cave
Alloy
Silroad
MD Central of Georgia
Winslow
Agricultural, Department
Central of Georgia
Erie
Mr. Lowe
Clatanqua
Cuthbert
Syluemuga
Ala
Carrollton
Newnan
Big Sue
Mallory
D A R Hosts Tea for County Teachers
Americus chapter of the Dynaghters of the American Hevalution invites county teachers to an informal tea at the Tea Room this week. The event, sponsored by the 4 R B chapter, aims to discuss health and civic matters and gauge teachers’ interest in further activities.
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Americus
Dynaghters
If Tom Duff Were Human In Daily Cartoon Strip
The Tine Recorder highlights cartoonist Allman’s daily strip featuring the Duffs as the human element that makes the popular comic resonate nationwide. Readers are invited to get a grin and laugh along each day with the family.
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Allmants
Stelp
Tine Recorder
Duffs
Ancient and modern builders clash over grand designs
A fragmentary column discusses the Parthenon and Nashville replicas, praising ancient art while arguing modern builders focus on usefulness. It contrasts Cyrus the Great era wonders with current projects, mentions winter coal output, and briefly notes adoption, crime, and Prohibition-era concerns.
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Nashville
Woolworth
Panama Canal
Egypt
Vhidias
Ancient
Greece
Americus Wins Kiwanis State Honors At Macon Convention
Americus Kiwanis members dominated the stunt program at the Kiwanis district convention in Macon. Melva Clark and Mrs. Jones earned top honors for singing and performance while Miss Stallings delivered a standout verse. About 35 Kiwanis members and guests attended the opening day, returning home that night.
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Americn Riverdi
Macon
Kiwanis Aeoit
Sng
Pri
Americas
Americus Star
Melva Clark
Americus Provan
Bilian
Clark
Mamie Walters
Old McDonals Farm
Bill” Jones
Niss Stallings
Kiwanis
Emperor Yoshihito's Condition Reported Worsening
Tokyo October 6 Emperor Yoshihito’s illness has officials stating his condition is most unsatisfactory. The imperial household reports continued difficulty in walking and speaking with memory decline, signaling a deepening health crisis for the emperor.
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Tokio
Yoshihito
Japan
Imperial Household
Markets Liverpool Market Pool Oct 6 Quotations
Market data from Liverpool Market Pool shows Market 1 at 49 down with rates opened fully at 14.0 percent and a closing quote not specified. This brief item records early price movement and end stance for the day.
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Liverpool
Memorial fund total shows aid from cleanup squad visit
Twenty dollars were donated to Stephen Pace, chair of the county World War memorial committee, by the visiting Clean-Up Squad from the Red Cross Legion. Lions Club guests heard humorous and serious talks about the squad’s war claims work, with Dr Brewer ton of Athinta delivering a standout address.
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Stephen Pace
Sumter
Visiing Red Cross Legion
Lions Club
Vera Majette
W. N. Edentfield
J. S. Stewart
Jr J. W. Butler
C. L. Liberty
E. H. Walker
A. Ih O'Connor
A. 0. Breweton
F. Brock
Rubt
Pace
Expres
Dr. Brewerton
Athinta
Snider
Hoole
Miss Keister
City of Americas
Activ
Allen
Americus
Teu
Tax Revision Split Again Amid Senate Debate
Washington October 6 The Republican tax program faced renewed push for radical revision as Senate Republicans discussed differences with the administration. President Harding was briefed by Secretary Lodge on the key points and plans to push a smoother bill to permit an early conclusion of tax revision.
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Washington
Fston
Serato Lodge
First Baptist Plans Unusual Rally Day
The First Baptist Sunday school will hold its annual rally day on October 9 at 9 30. A special program is planned with city talent and all classes aim for 100 percent attendance. The public is invited to attend for a pleasant and profitable time.
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Baptis
Nest
Sumter School District Split After County Meeting
A rural Sumter City school district has been abandoned for this year as a move to divide the district proceeds. About 3 200 acres in the old Sumter district were incorporated into the Thompson Lysian district. Remaining Sumter lands may join Smithville in Lee county with tuition and transport costs debated. A large delegation asked the Sumter county board for action.
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Sumter City
County Board of Education
Old Sumter
Thompson Or Lysian
Katherine McDonald
John B. McDonald
C. M. Hale
John Wise
Mack Biving
Jeptha Tingle
Tingle
Thalean
Sumter
Smithville
Lee County
Sumter County
Weenon
Daugherty Says Debs Case May Be Forgotten
Attorney General Daugherty said the Debs pardon or parole request has been laid aside for a while, adding with a laugh that the Debs case is one the department can forget at times. The remark came as he discussed the matter in Washington on October 6.
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de, C. Carstens
Child Welfare League of Anicriet
Rmerson
Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Debs
Ruth Walks Three Times in Giants Yankees World Series Clash
The crowd at Polo Grounds watched Babe Ruth walk the first three times he batted as the Yankees edged the Giants in a pitching duel. Ruth later scored on a hit in the fourth, while Nehf and Smith were selected for the Giants and Hoyt and Schang for the Yankees. The game featured tense defense, several stolen bases, and Ruth delivering a grounder to drive in a run as New York claimed a narrow win.
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New York
New York Yankees
Giants
McGraww
Hoyt
Nebt
Ruth
Nehf
Smith
McGraw
Hoyt and Schang
Yankees
Burns
Bancroft
Pippy
Frisch
Ward
Miller
Peck
Kelly
Meusel
Rawlings
Young
Pipf
Pipp
McNally
Schong
Veeire
Sehan
Measel
Meuxe
Tye
Peeks
Merrel
Elly
Schang
Croft
Wai Ns
Kelly Bis
Conqueror of Miss Lentsh Loses Match
In a national golf tournament upset, Nicky Otte A-mette Letis of Chicago defeats by Miss Marion Holling of York four and three, with Miss Alexa Stirling of defeated Mrs Lathan Hally Jand one up at home.
Alabama blue laws proposal advances in legislature
The Alabama senate judiciary committee set a public hearing on two bills to enforce blue laws statewide. The measures would restrict Sunday activities and align state policy with traditional observance rules, drawing support and opposition from various groups across the state.
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Montgomery
Alay
Senate
KLAN PROBE TO WAIT ON CONGRESS
Washington October 6 Attorney General Daugherty said the department will await Congress action on a proposed inquiry into the Ku Klux Klan. The announcement comes as lawmakers consider forming a committee to investigate the organization and its activities.
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KLAN
Congress
Washington
Department of Toe
Daugherty
Leslie Oct 6 Church Notes and Local Visits
Leslie reports a Methodist observance at the church and a visiting list that includes Mr and Mrs, and daughter Harriott, Edna Clare visiting Mrs. C ars Hilschabear ter, and others. Ruby Parker left for Tifton to attend school. Mrs G H Laramore of Leesburg visited, Miss Bessie Parker seeks a school position, and several residents were visiting in Leslie and nearby towns. A quarterly conference of the Avericus district was held. Miss Ruth Chappell and others were noted among locals visiting relatives and engaging in church activities.
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Leslie
Sandas
Harriott
Cars Hilschabearter
Edna Clare
Preston
Clisses Elsie Ray
King of Parrott
Daley
Jenet Sims
Ruby Parker
Tifton
Mra
H. Laramore
Leesburg
Bessie Parker Chase
Leslie Jatte
J. W. Ch
Bone of Wade
R. Stanford
Rebecca
George Bagley, Jr Soto
F. A. Wilson
J. J. Sloan
Nevinit
Pelhamoy
Avericus
Leslie Fis
Felts
L. Mathaws
Fort Valley
Leuel Clements
Uhell R
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