Beauty Doctor in the Summer Football Player in the Winter
Athens, Ga September 22 Dr Percy Rhyne a beauty doctor and rival football center at the University of Georgia earns college expenses by giving facials and permanents while starring on the gridiron. He stands 5 9 and 170 pounds, described as a brainy, aggressive player with a tigerish demeanor.
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Athens, Ga
Percy Rhyne
Rhyne
University of Georgia
Sarah Clayton Blake
Atlanta
Blake
Percy
Perry Hoke Walker
Georgia Tech
Reform School Approach Praised by Young Warden
In a feature on reform methods, Ireland describes a system for boys where harsh supervision ends. Boys earn privileges via demerits, learn trades through vocational training, and govern themselves with a nine member student council. Aiming to raise responsible citizens, the program emphasizes honor and voluntary return when a boy runs away.
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Ireland
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Women
Mrs Olive Auger of Lowell Massachusetts reports relief after hospital stay from dizziness backache and weakness using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She says she can do her own work again and has recommended it to friends and family as over 200000 women have replied Yes to benefitting from the remedy.
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Lowell
Massachusetts
Lydia E. Pinkham
Olive Auger
Howard Street
Football coach promises more varied fa cials and permanents
The report notes an upcoming gridiron coach pledging to expose opponents to a wider range of facials and permanents on the field, signaling a plan to alter tactics and routines in future games.
Desperado Laundering Farm Lays Again Own Track
They cultivate a 450 acre farm with blacksmith and carpenter shops and a canning factory to process fruits. Treland praises the boys for strong records before leaving. One son works at a Macon brokerage, another at an Atlanta insurance agency, a third as printing foreman in South Georgia. They’ve made good.
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Treland
Macon
Atlanta
Georgia
Stitches in heart save youth lifesaving tale
In Washington on September 21 a five year old, Melvin Jones, was saved after scissors punctured his heart during a fall. Two stitches were required to close the wound and his father supplied blood for a transfusion as the boy was about to cut paper dolls.
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Washington
Melvin Jones
Baptism and social visits mark Leslie church services
Rev J S Winn led both morning and evening services at the Leslie Baptist church and baptized three applicants in the morning and one at the evening. Local residents shared visits, travels and teaching duties across Camilla, Albany, Lakeland and Bainbridge, with gatherings at relatives’ homes and schools noted throughout the region.
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J. S. Winn
Leslie Baptist Churen
J. H. Harvey
Carrilon Harvey
Ellaville
Julia Pryor
F. A. Wilson
Ft. Myers
Fla
Quida Williams
Lakeland
W. L. Lamb
Alice Moore
Bainbridge
A. G. Mulholland
Crisp Wilkinson
Leesburg
Frank Deriso
Albany
R. A. Deriso
Batrine Hurst
Marion Rogers
Bagley Stewart
W. J. Carter
Macon
Sam Carter
Alva Bagley
Jack Hargrove
J. H. Wilson
Helen Dell
Caimilla
Ruth Clark
Pinehurst
Pordigee
Lovel Dell
Prayer Services Held at Leslie Baptist Church
A series of prayer services is being held at Leslie Baptist Church for the State Missionary by the Ladies of both circles at 3 30 each afternoon.
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Leslie Baptist Church
Famous Revivalist to Visit State Again in Georgia
Nationally known revivalist Raymond T. Richey will hold a revival in Hazlehurst Georgia from October 4 to 18, per Texas headquarters. He previously converted over 3,000 people in 13 days at a Hazlehurst revival, drawing large crowds and special train service by two railroads.
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Raymond T. Richey
Haalehurst
Georgia
Texas
Richey
Hazlehurst
Peach State crowds draw traffic police for speaker
Visitors flocked from across the Peach Tree State to hear him, prompting the city to deploy special traffic officers to manage the surge of attendees and ease congestion.
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Peach Tree State
Aiken Chief Slain in Gun Duel on Sunday
Michael Knotts, chief of police of Wagner in Aiken county, S C, was shot and killed Sunday afternoon by Elliott Rabbit Gannt in a pistol duel on Wagner streets. Gannt fled, then surrendered at the Aiken county jail with friends George Miller and Julian G Gaunt. an inquest is set for 10 tomorrow morning.
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Aiken
S. C
Michael Knotts
Wagner
Aiken County
Elliott “Rabbit” Gannt
Gannt
George Miller
Julian G. Gaunt
Karnak Endorsement from Augusta Switchman
A. F. Binion of 421 Walker St Augusta Ga a Georgia Railroad switch man endorses Karnak claiming it is the best medicine. He describes years of indigestion and gas pains then reports rapid improvement after using Karnak and says he now eats freely and feels strong again.
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Switchpans F. Binion
Ga. Railroad
A. F. Binion
Walker St
Augusta
Georgia R. R
Mr. Binion
Mohawk 5-tube radio with One Dial shown
Mohawk Models boast elegant construction and a single dial tuning system. Experts claim the Mohawk 5-tube set delivers coast to coast reception and crystal clear tone, suppressing local broadcasts.
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Reform School
Mrs. Auger
Murdock
Desperado
Kinnie Wagner
Sinyer
Bristol
Murdock Neutrodyne
New England
Murdock Radio
Chappell Machinery Company
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