Ice Distribution Taken Over by Georgia Food Administration
Atlanta April 27 The federal food administration for Georgia will take over ice distribution effective Monday morning April 29 under Dr Andrew M Soule. Ice dealers must file price increase schedules for review and no rise permitted without commission approval. The order flags unfair trade practices between dealers and consumers and allows arbitration or federal adjustment if local settlements fail. Previously approved prices in several Georgia communities will stand until further notice.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Law Department
Federal Food Administration For
Andrew M. Soule
Food Administration
Federal Food Administrator For
Federal
Food Administrator
United States Food Administration
Federal Food Administration
Revival services sweep through city churches
A broad revival series fills city churches with several congregations joining in worship. At Emmanuel Church Holy Communion and sermons set the tone, First Baptist hosts Rev. J M Haymore and Rev. J W Lynch, Christian Church Chapel presents Dr. Sheffer, and Young Harris Memorial features Rev. W E Langford preaching today and into the week. Free Methodist and other churches schedule morning and evening services with special sermons and revival activities for all ages.
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First Baptist
Haymore
Harris Methodist
Christian
Free Methodist Church
A. G. Richards
Prince Avenue
Pope Street
Emmanuel
First Baptist Church
James William Lynch
D. D
Bible
J. M. Haymore
Gainesville
W. J. Babbitt
Jefferson Church
A. J. Sears
Langford
First Presbyterian Church
E. L. Hill
First Church
Lane Chapel
Hoyt Chapel
First Methodist Church
Tabernacle Baptist Church
O. G. Nich
Frances Vaughan
T. A. Henry
Fred R. Horton
Col. Thomas and Strong Sts
P. Wiggins
Young People's Minsionary Society
F. Wiggins
Central Presbyterian Church
Samuel J. Cartledge
J. T. Dudley
Christian Endeavor Society
Eunice Simmons
Keep Liver Active With Cascarets And Bowels Clean
An urban ad promotes Cascarets to keep the liver active and bowels clean. A plaza event at 115 College Avenue offers regular dinners at 25 cents with no war tax, featuring short orders as a specialty.
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Plaza Cape
College Avenue
Reading No. 12319 Blue or yellow transfer
Foulard trimmed with fancy braid accompanies a satin hemmed skirt and draped sides. Picture Review Blouse No. 7711 offered in sizes 34 to 42 inches bust. Skirt No. 7216 in waist 22 to 32 inches. Prices 20c each. Reading No 12319 transfer offers blue or yellow options at 15c.
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Pictorial Review
Pictorial Review Blouse and Skirt No 7549 7382
A fashion item description features Pictorial Review Blouse No 7549 with wired tulle panels and silver braid trimming. Skirt No 7382 offered in sizes 24 to 32 inch waist, both priced at 20 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Prospect For Wheat And Potatoes Good In South Georgia
Mr. J. E. Downing, Georgia's Pig Club man, returned from a fortnight in south Georgia reporting a better wheat stand and a promising crop. He notes Irish potatoes are at their finest ever seen and other areas report strong potato yields. An extension worker from the mountains says more wheat was sown last fall than ever before.
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Georgia
South Georgia
Rheumatic Pain Relief Aboard Local Remedy Endorsement
Mrs. H. N. Finch of Batavia New York reports Chamberlain's Lintment promptly relieves chest pains and shoulder lameness caused by rheumatism, claiming the product never fails to provide relief.
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N. Finch
Batavia, N.Y
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Georgia Food Administration
Emmanuel Church
Christian Church
Bible School
Sheffer
Stanley R. Grubb
Oconee Street
Methodist
Hutchinson
Ie DS
Mure
Miss Who
Herr Kaiser
Jesf
Lavender
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