Leygues Named New French Premier in Septembers Note
Paris reports George Leygues will head the Millerand cabinet as premier and foreign minister. Leygues, 62, has long served in Clemenceau’s government including as minister of marine since 1917. The move accompanies a reorganized cabinet with Millerand retaining key positions and other ministers remaining in place.
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Law and public duty on venereal disease control
An op ed urging stricter enforcement of venereal disease laws in Georgia. It cites the Parks Code and 1917 1919 Acts, calls on judges and officials to act, and stresses citizen responsibility to curb prostitution and public health threats. The piece appeals for publication of laws and vigorous action against violators.
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Doctors Warn Calotabs Cure Cold To Prevent Pneumonia
Physicians caution that even mild colds and influenza can lead to pneumonia and complications. They advocate Calotabs as a safe laxative to activate the liver, with one tablet at night followed by a refreshed system and appetite for breakfast. Sold in sealed packages, price five cents.
Woman's Club Hosts Rotarians at Playground Event
The Woman's club hosted Rotary convention guests in Americas at a buffet luncheon inside the community club house. Decorated halls and cordial welcomes highlighted the gathering, with remarks on the local playground movement and praise for Americus' efforts.
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Lodge Notice for Americus No 13 Masonic Degree
Americus Lodge No 13 at the Masonic Temple will meet tonight at 7 o'clock. The Master's degree will be conferred. All visiting brethren are cordially invited. L. OND, Secretary.
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Governor Cox Opens Colorado Campaign
Governor Cox begins Colorado campaign with noon speech in Peeblo and a night address in Denver. He ties western interests to the League of Nations and other Democratic doctrines in the Colorado tour. Card of thanks from Mary E Har Nona Stewart and B L Dell family expresses gratitude for kindnesses and floral offerings during illness.
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Vinol Promises Strength After Sickness
A health notice extols Vinol as the best remedy to rebuild blood and strength after illness. It claims Vinol enriches the blood, restores vitality, and helps run down and nervous conditions, suggesting doctors would struggle to meet demand.
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Evening Prayer and Sunday Services at local churches
The notice lists Calvary Church evening prayer at 7 30 and a Presbyterian program led by Frank P Andersen with Sabbath school at 9 45. It mentions a Red and Blue Contest, worship at 11, and a Boys Christian Endeavor meeting at 7. A Sumter county Sunday school convention is planned at Plains Methodist on Sept 30 with encouragement to bring visitors and picnic.
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Sunday School Plans At Central Baptist Church
The Sunday school will run "Seeking and Serving the King" with Miss Mary Morgan leading the cradle roll. Mozelle Deavours, Hern don, Foy Mott head the younger classes, while Mrs Eu gene Boswell handles the intermediate. W D Tiedeman acts as sentinel and passports are required to advance grades. Mrs R C Foster and Mrs L D Johnson portray service themes and welcome members as the Spirit of Love and Spirit of Service. Missionary day focuses on Mexico with a program by Miss Malinda Rankin, Roy A T Graybill, and Mrs A G Duncan. Fiscal year near close as September 30. Louise Herndon promotes membership and progress from the 75 million campaign, with over 100 new members this year and many services benefiting the church and community.
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Shuco Shampoo Ad Promises Shiny Clean Hair
An old advertorial promises Shuco Shampoo to cleanse scalp and hair, banish dandruff, and leave hair pure, fresh, sweet, and brilliant. It emphasizes coconut and palm oils, says the product makes soft puffs, and notes a 60 cent price at drug stores.
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Central Baptist Sunday School Plans Reorganization Program
The Central Baptist church Sunday school and its committees plan an engaging program for the exercises. Each church department will be represented and a reorganization movement is noted. Promotions to higher classes and merit readings are expected, with a cordial invitation to members, friends, and strangers.
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Soviet Demands Truce in Ten Days at Russo-Polish Talks
Adolf Joffe head of the Soviet peace delegation urged an armistice within ten days at the Russo-Polish conference in Riga. He said the Soviet government seeks to avoid continued conflict. In other news revised Greensboro census tallies show 19,861 residents in Washington report.
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