Pacific Puzzle Shows Empire Cannot Agree On Foreign Policy
Lord Beaverbrook argues the British Empire cannot form a binding common foreign policy. He says geographic interests of Canada Australia New Zealand and India create divergent aims and the imperial finance bond is a stronger unifier guiding imperial action. He predicts Washington talks as a fallback and warns against overreaching on unity.
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Opportunities in the Want Ad Columns
The want ads serve the local business world by detailing needs and connecting customers to services. This system helps households express requirements clearly and time them effectively, with Banner-Herald Want Ads dominating the local field.
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Banner-Herald
College Man Has Best Chance For Winning Success
Atlanta report notes Georgia educators affirm college graduates have far higher odds of success than those with less schooling. Dr. H. J. Pearce of Brenau College says education equips better for work, though failure can occur with any, while statistics show graduates far outperform elementary and non-schooled individuals. State colleges report record attendance, especially Brenau drawing students from across the U.S. and abroad.
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Georgia
H. J. Pearce
Brenau College
Gainesville
Vearce
Brenau
United States
Prince Avenue Baptist Church Weekly Services
Sunday school at 9 45 a m regular preaching at 11 a m Rev J V M Morris aged 92 veteran Methodist preacher from Athens will fill the pulpit in pastor Rev Jennings absence who is conducting a two weeks meeting in Norcross BK Y P U at 7 30 p m and evening service at 8 30 p m with Rev Morris again at the pulpit
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Prince Avenue Baptist Church
J. V. M. Morris
Athens
Jennings
Norcrosy
Kev Morris
Professional Fakirs Reaping Rich Harvest In Berlin
Berlin investigators report a booming industry of fortune tellers and hypnotists, with about 600 soothsayers and 1000 handwriting readers earning incomes in the capital. Patrons span classes, many from poverty, while some impostors target foreigners and moneyed visitors with mill ionmark promises. Several charlatans exploit old patents and sell secret formulas, often returning only a curt instruction.
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Berlin
Germany
Provincia
Mark
Austria
Hungary
Poland
Weal
Nickel Revival Hints at Cheaper Purchases
The Ways and Means Committee nears endorsement of a plan that would restore a nickel as a unit of purchase. If approved, prices could drop for common goods and small transactions.
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Ways and Means Committee
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