Welcome Home shines for Lois Wilson in Paramount film
Lois Wilson stars in James Cruze production Welcome Home at Dudley's today and Thursday with Warner Baxter and Luke Cosgrave. Adapted from a Ferber Kaufman stage play it is a domestic comedy drama about married life with Baxter and Wilson, Cosgrave as the father creating comic and touching moments. The article notes the cast and touts Cruze's knack for humor in the evolving plot.
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Lois Wilson
Paramount
Dudley’s
Miss Wilson
Warner Baxter
Luke Cosgrave
Hollywood
Cruze Paramount
Edna Ferber
George S. Kaufman
Baxter
Cosgrave
Cruze
Local residents depart and travel plans noted in Dawson
Mrs Clarke Bridges and Mrs Rena Hautman Chambliss of Dawson were shopping in Americus Tuesday. Frank Stapleton returns to Orlando after a weekend with his parents. Miss Ronse Hamilton visits Lottie Livingston in Clearwater. A party of Dawson residents motored to Albany for the day. Miss Katie Hines leaves for Brunswick to join the public schools faculty. Carl Humber goes to Atlanta to enter Georgia Tech. The Hooks family and child head to Tampa for winter. Ben Lee Wood and son return to Miami after visiting W D Bailey. Dan Flynn and Ruth Flynn of Dawson visit J L Goolsby in South Lee Street. Ruth will teach in Savannah. Ernest Statham Jr. leaves for Atlanta to attend. Mrs J G Parks visits Dawson. J G Parks’s sister-in-law stays on South Lee Street. Mrs C B McCuller, editor of the Milledgeville Times, has been ill since Tuesday.
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Ben Lee Wood
Ben Lee Jr
Miami, Fla
W. D. Bailey
Lee Street
Dan’ Flynn
Ruth Flynn
Dawson
J. L. Goolsby
South Lee Street
Miss Flynn
Savannah
14 year old girl wed to 21 year old in Salem Arkansas
Linnie Jones aged 14 and Gerstle Ramsey aged 21 married in Salem Arkansas after West Plains Missouri officials refused a license due to the girl’s youth. The couple plans for her to return to fifth grade school this fall. Parents had twice sought a license.
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Linnie Jones
Gerstle Ramsey
Salem
Ark
West Plains
Residents recoveries and illnesses touch Americus area
The Hospital in Americus reports several days of stay but most patients have left. Mrs. McCuller is much better and staying with Rev. and Mrs. M. B. Brown in Richland Ga. She is not expected to return to Milledgeville soon. John L. Oliver is seriously ill at his daughter’s home on Oglethorpe Road. Mrs. Hamilton Holt is ill in Tampa, Florida, with her mother Mrs. C J Clark also in Tampa.
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Americus
John L. Oliver
H. P. Lennon
Oglethorpe Road
Americas
Hamilton Holt
Tampa
Fla
C. J. Clark
Illness of Mrs W A Parker and social visits noted
The New Era reports Mrs W A Parker is ill at home with many friends sending wishes. Social visits include Mrs M M Parker with Mrs R P Parker, Mr and Mrs W T O Bray at Byromville with Mr and Mrs D O Middlebrooks, and Mr and Mrs Pete Aycock and son Idas of Dania Fla visiting E W Parker. Additional calls noted from Mrs E W Parker and Mrs W E Carter with Mrs Alex Harden, and M M Parker with R P Parker visiting sister Mrs L M Mercer.
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W. A. Parker
M. M. Parker
R. P. Parker
W. T. O Bray
Byromville
D. O. Middlebrooks
Pete Aycock
Idas
Danie. Fla
E. W. Parker
W. E. Carter
Alex Harden
R. P.parker
Greene announce birth of daughter Willie Grace
Mr and Mrs W L Greene announce the birth of a daughter on September 15 at their Mayo street home the child will be named Willie Grace Mrs Greene was Hazel Bridges before her marriage
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W. L. Greene
Mayo Street
Willie Grace
Better BUICK owners are Masters of the Road
A marketing pitch extols the Better Buick as a superior driving choice. It claims 75 horsepower and 75 miles per hour, highlighting leading performance, economy, and driving pleasure. The ad invites readers to test drive and calls for a telephone contact.
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BUICK
Social calls spread through Parker circle this weekend
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mr. R. P. Parker Saturday afternoon. Mesdame J. W. and A. C. Potter spent last Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Morris. Mr and Mrs. B. S. Parker were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Martin Sunday.
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R. P. Parker
J. W
A. C. Potter
H. J. Morris
B. S. Parker
M. M. Martin
Man Who Killed Mate Found Dead Today
John Govner a mechanic who shot and killed his divorced wife and wounded her escort in Golden Gate park was found dead with a bullet hole in the head in a clump of bushes near the scene.
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San Francisco
John Govner
Golden Gate Park
Disasters May Halt Dirigible Development in U S
The piece notes setbacks to commercial aviation threaten dirigible progress and cites two airmen, Col. Billy Mitchell urging a separate aviation department and Capt. James V. Martin criticizing a monopoly on American craft. It mentions a fatal flaw in ship fueling and the PN-9 No. 1 voyage as an example.
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Martin
Military aviation fears and calls for better planes
Capt. Martin laments narrow safety margins and aging aircraft amid calls for modern fighters. He notes France and Britain use long range planes and criticizes the government for rejecting improvements. He cites high fatalities, outdated machines, and safety flaws while warning dirigibles are prone to disaster.
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France
England
Gol. Mitchell
Martin
Tanlac credited with restoring A R White’s health
A R White praises Tanlac for restoring weight, vigor, and digestion after months of fatigue and a sluggish liver. He says three bottles renewed his system and energy, making him feel like a new man. Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists. no substitutes.
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Tanlac
A. R. White
Wife Is Great Battler In Court Drama
Richard Ulrich of Jersey City testified in New Jersey First Criminal court that his wife struck him with a red hot iron and tried to pour poison in his face. He said she bit his arm as part of the accusations. The wife countered with many charges, prompting Judge Markley to assign a probation officer to investigate and report findings to the court.
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New York
Richard Ulrich
Johnston Avenue
Jersey City
First Criminal Court
New Jersey
Markley
The Fragile Truth Of Dirigible Strength
The quote argues that dirigibles are inherently weak machines whose frames must be light to lift payloads. Under any stress their strength dissipates, causing inevitable crumpling and failure. The assertion highlights the trade off between lift efficiency and structural integrity in airship design.
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J. C. Barfield
Barlow Street
Will Hammond
Clarke Bridges
Rena Hautman Chambliss
Frank Stapleton
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Dudley Mize
T. F. Gatewood
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Albany
Katie Hines
Brunswick
Carl Humber
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Ernest Statham, Jr
J. G. Parks
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C. B. McCuller
Milledgeville Times
Nature
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Flint, Michigan
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W.G. Turpin
Joe Meany
U. S
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PERA
Warmer Baxter
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H. C. Davis
L. HE. Burkhalter
Max Cawood
College St. Phon
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B. M
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R. S. Broadhurst
Lamar St
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R L. Maynard
P. B. Williford
Coral Gables
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W. B. Pickett
Brannon Avenue
Japan
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Robert Wservice
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H. S. Walker & CO
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