Testimonial Promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Toomsboro Georgia resident Mrs C F Phillips reports relief from backache headaches and nervous weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims improved ability to work and recommends the remedy to others while noting common nervous symptoms in women are linked to uterine displacement.
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Toomaboro
Lydia Pera E Pinkham
C.F. Phillips
Toomsboro
E. Pinkham
Birmingham to Host Semi Centennial Celebration with Harding Visit
Birmingham prepares for a week of events the week of October 24 including a visit by President Harding on October 26. Senator Underwood announced the trip and a floral and industrial parade will showcase the citys progress over 50 years with a $150 prize for a Birmingham poem.
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Birmingham
Ala
Oscar W. Underwood
Harding
Underwood
Birmingham Writers’ Club
Editor Promises Free Shave With Each Georgia Subscription
MOULTRIE GA The Doeran Courier editor and owner H W Garrett offers a free shave with every subscription paid in advance as announced in the latest issue Readers are told to visit the editor shave factory place a dollar and wink then lie down and leave silent After rising they must provide their pet name and address and return for delivery This follows Garrett’s earlier campaigns to grow subscribers by promising readers favorable treatment in the paper for paid status
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Moultrie
Georgia
Doeran Courier
H. W. Garrett
The
Courier
the Courier
Garrett
Shawn
Atlanta Teachers Rally to Support City Tax Increase
Atlanta teachers push a charter amendment to raise the city tax rate from 1.26 to 1.60 to fund schools opening September. Mayor Key says opening is impossible without the raise. the measure would generate about 600000 for current and upcoming term expenses after last year’s emergency tax was blocked.
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Atlanta
Key
Prosecutes Woman On Whose Head He Broke Hand
A street quarrel between a white child and a black child led to a fight. The black child slapped the white child, prompting the white child's father to strike the black mother’s head, breaking several bones in his hand. The black woman is held for the recorder's court for disorderly conduct.
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Mother Hubbard
Exclusive
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Recorder’s Court
Connie Talmadge in Amusing Comedy at Palace Theater
Connie Talmadge headlines a Palace Theatre program featuring Danger of Business, adapted by Emer son and Loos from Sharp Buchanan. The plot centers on Nancy Flavell, a charm-loving society girl facing a comic, perilous bridal switch. Harold Lloyd short adds laughs.
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Palace Theater
Constance Talmadge
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Madelaine Sharp Buchanan
Nancy Flavell
Nancy
Miss Talmadge
Harold Lloyd
Augusta Negro Held For Assault
In Augusta Georgia Clinton Walker a Black man was found guilty in recorder's court of accosting a 16 year old white girl and making improper remarks on McKinne Street near Broad Street He was fined 200 and bound over to city court under 1000 bond and to superior court under 3000 bond for attempting to assault a white girl Police captured him within about 30 minutes after the incident the girl identified him and he claimed remarks were to a Black passerby the girl testified they were directed at her face
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Augusta
Recorder’s Court
Clinton Walker
McKinne Street
Broad Street
Harrisonville
See My Lawyer Is Great Ca Candy on Screen at Palace
The stage hit See My Lawyer Is Great Ca Candy has been adapted for film by Robertson-Cole with Al Christie producing. Star T Roy Barnes says the cinema version adds much humor and expands scenes previously only hinted at on stage. A new super special with a surprise comedy arrives at the Palace Theater Saturday.
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Gotham
Max Marcin
House of Glass
Robertson-Cole
al Christie
T. Roy Barnes
Barnes
Sootlight
Palace Theater
Truck Farming Gains Momentum From Boll Weevil Damage
ATLANTA Georgia truck farming is gaining strong momentum as boll weevil damage pushes growers to expand crops. J J Brown commissioner of agriculture says Georgia will exceed normal production of corn peanuts velvet beans and other food staples this year despite pest damage. A small shift toward intensive farming aims to secure food for living even if cotton is wiped out, notes garden expert W B Deckner.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. J. Brown
Deckner
W. B. Deckner
Atlanta Gardener Leads War Time Demonstration Gardens
The gardener in charge of multiple demonstration gardens since early in the war, confirmed by Commissioner Brown, has been invited to communities within 100 miles of Atlanta. Farmers form fruit and vegetable associations and organize systematic farming with a single manager handling year around production and marketing to match prevailing prices in large markets.
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Atlanta
Brown
Deckner
Market Scene Spurs Atlanta Area Growth
The Atlanta curb market and an organized ship market stimulate local trade and track growth. Statistics updated to July 1 show 14,443 members of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers with 771 membership applications pending. Local sections total forty eight and student branches fifty eight.
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American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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