Roosevelt Aims to Resume Health Search at Warm Springs
Franklin D Roosevelt, former Navy assistant secretary and 1920 Democratic vice presidential nominee, is due back in Warm Springs Georgia to continue treatment at Pine Mountain springs. He previously sought the waters after infantile paralysis from the 1921 epidemic and returned last year, noted for his past athletic prowess at Harvard and Columbia.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pine Mountain
Roosevelt
Kth
Harvard
Columbia
Tea in the schoolroom and a troubled engagement
Nan invites Peter Lyster to tea as the boys arrive home from a woods outing. Tension grows between Nan and Peter over Sefton and Arnott. Nan scrambles to keep up decorum while inner doubts and past hurts surface, hinting at a deeper connection. Peter confesses a vague sense of having known Nan before, stirring unresolved emotion.
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Nan
Peter
Claudie
Petre
Floyd Farmers Discuss Planting of Vetch
In Floyd County a Saturday meeting at the Floyd County Fair Grant Stand will feature farming experts on vetch cultivation. The event is promoted by National City Bank which offers prizes for the highest vetch yield and free fair tickets to all attending farmers.
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Rome
Floyd County
National City Bank
Tanlac credited with life and health recovery by firefighter
Andrew Groeschner, a fireman, says Tanlac relieved two years of indigestion and gas pains. He reports improved appetite, better sleep, and renewed vigor after using Tanlac for a year. The advertisement urges purchasing Tanlac and its vegetable pills from druggists.
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Tanlac
Andrew Groeschner
Spalding County Prosperity Seen in Cotton Harvest
Griffin Ga October 10 Approximately 4 653 bales of the 1925 cotton crop have been received at Griffin more than double the amount marketed by October 1 Spalding county ginned to September 16 this year 2 822 bales while last year on the corresponding date only 1 453 bales had been ginned The crop this year is said to have been gathered almost completely.
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Peter
Nan
Gadsden
Mr. Lyster
Jim
Buster
Claudie
Sam
Harley Sefteen
Mary
Griffin
Spalding County
Aspirin Helps Cut Flowers Perk Up Blooms
Experiments show aspirin tablets extend the life of cut chrysanthemums by about three days. Badly wilted stems revived within two hours after fresh water and aspirin were applied, with the aspirin acting as an antiseptic to prevent enzymatic clogging at the cut surface.
Forgotten query prompts memory test in mystery tale
A character asks another about memory gaps in a peculiar confession. The line hints at a larger plot twist as the scene progresses, inviting readers to await the continuation for answers.
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London
Sefton
Arnott
Mr. Sefton
Lyster
Miss Marraby
Eade
Cleveland
FLOYD
The
Americas
Business College
Grove’s
Macon
Georgia State Exposition
Americus
Fere
Central of Georgia Railway
Harris Grocery CO
Rylander
Feature
Miton Sills
Enid Bennett
Lloyd Hughes
Wallace Beery
Thos. L. Bell, Inc
Wrigley’s
Phoe
Wrigleys
Cotton Oil CO
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