Hardwick’s sweeping reform drive falters in Georgia
The governor’s plan for a broad statehouse purge runs into resistance as probes target agriculture, highway costs, and labor. Senate panels dismiss or derail abolition moves, while the welfare board survives amid critics who seek fundamental change. The overall push to “sweep ’em out” stalls, with limited gains and ongoing battles.
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Atlanta
Hardwick
Macon
Department of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Highway Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Board of Public Welfare
L. (. Brown
Senate Committee of Agriculture
Brown
Young Mother Praises Lydia E Pinkham's Ve for Healthy Baby
Millgate Wisconsin woman recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after marriage and experiencing a healthy baby and lighter menstrual discomfort. She urges other weak women to first address debility with the remedy before expectations of motherhood.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pease
H. H. Acasa
Millston
Wisconsin
Pinkham
Half Billion In Wages Lost In Building Industry
A Friday report by the American Engineering Council committee on the elimination of waste in industry estimates yearly unemployment in the building trades at about one half billion dollars in wages. The Hoover era committee cites high construction costs as the main cause and identifies lack of work as the industry’s outstanding issue.
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New York
American Engineering Council
Herbert Hoover
Conference plan on Oriental issues under consideration
Washington reports the United States will move to perfect a conference of major powers on imitating strumental and Far Eastern topics unless disrupted by unexpected developments. Japan’s willingness to join is being debated at an advisory council, with likely favorable decision though reservations. A stray domestic note about clothing, money saving, bakery jobs, and a runaway youth with sunburn appears as filler.
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Washington, D. C
Toklo
United States
Japan
Advisory Council
Sociology Students Conduct Recreation Hour at Beth Haven
University of Georgia Summer school sociology class held a daytime story hour at Beth Haven school and a evening recreation program led by S B Tolar Elva McElvan Nell Gilland and Prof J L Sibley with about seventy five youths and parents attending. Next Thursday Prof R W Ramirez will lecture illustrated talk Under the American Flag in Porto Rico.
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University of Georgia Summer School
Beth Haven
Maysie O'Neal
Della Payne
S. B. Tolar
Elva McElvan
Nell Gilland
J. L. Sibley
R. W. Ramirez
University of Georgia
Porto Rico
Rehab Ball Team Enjoys Picnic and Game
The rehabilitation unit baseball team went to Center Mriday afternoon for a game with a local team. A picnic was planned afterward, with the players hoping to make the outing especially enjoyable. Cars furnished by friends carried the group to the event.
Come in and see it. Price five dollars sale offer
Advertising blurb noting a sale with a price of five dollars and terms described as easy. It mentions a one dollar card being accepted as part payment. The tone is promotional and direct. Entities include a dollar amount and the payment card offer.
Cawin and Aieibling Win Double-Header
Sam Woods reports a Thursday doubleheader where Erwin and teammates dominated Conolly in game one, 11 to 0, with multiple players contributing hits and solid defense. The second game saw Star Smith limit Lanier to 3 hits while Neibling’s squad posted 11 runs off 19 hits.
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Conolly
Lanier
Erwin
Hightower
Owen Ted
Williams
Head
Hodgson
Doe Clark
Owen
WR Bk
Mewin
Holden
Redgood
Skeapore
Bacon
Star Smith
Lanier Gang
Neibling
Cook
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Sociology
Pardner
Athens
Cawin
Aieibling
Sam Woods
Brad
Hopkins
McWhorten
Ueé
City Sanitary Department
Erwin & Company
Fleetwood Lanier
Nam Ave
Jax
Jackson Brewing Co
New Orleans
W. F. McElreath
Dist
Athens, Georgia
Ry ‘Wher
Xeen Sont Ewing
Avorcaas
Railway & Electric Co
Mutt and
Jeff
SAP
Jiap
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