Funeral services for young boy held in Athens
The funeral for Little J. W. Middlebrooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Middlebrooks of Appalachee, was held Wednesday morning at 12 45 at the parents’ home. Rev. Walter Anthony officiated at the burial in Athens. Surviving are the parents, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Middlebrooks of Athens, and three aunts Mrs. H. H. Bensse, Mrs. C. D. Cox Athe and Mrs. Wingfield Eigbett.
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Little
J. W. Middlebrooks
G. . Middlebrooks
Appalachee
Athens
Renerel
Walternthony
Thomas Middlerooks
Y Camp Receives High Praise From Y M C A Directors
A writer recalls visiting the Athens Y M C A camp in North Georgia. He describes 320 acres of mountains, a spring fed dining hall, and forty five boys in ten teams led by directors. He praises the camp as an asset to Athens and Northeast Georgia shaping boys into stronger, better men.
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Georgia
Teddy Roosevelt
George
Teddy
W. T
Forbes
Athens
Dr. Hill
Aecamp
Athena Y. M.C. A
Athens Y. M. C. A
Ement
Cardus credited for relief of nervousness and backache
Mrs. George Curry of Route 3 Hinton Oklahoma reports great improvement after using Cardus for months of weakness and tired draggy limbs. She says two bottles showed progress and credits the vegetable tonic with alleviating monthly bearing-down pains and nerves. Cardus is advertised as a 40 year old remedy for women’s ailments sold by druggists.
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Ike
Cardus
Mra. Curry
Cardak
Local Tire and Household Goods Ad at Hancock and Lumpkin
An advertisement offers Henderson tires for savings from Cook, the hackman, along with furniture and automobile polish at 75 cents per bottle. The shop is located at the corner of Hancock Avenue and Lumpkin Street.
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Henderson
Cook the Hackman
Hancock Avenue
Lumpkin Street
Borderland at Palace Opens with Agnes Ayres and Milton Sills
The Palace presents Borderland a Paramount special with Agnes Ayres and Milton Sills making its first southern showing direct from New York. The drama features two plots and characters a restless wife warned by an ancestor and centers on a discontented modern marriage.
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South
Palace Theatre
Agnes Ayres
Milton Sills
Paramount
Palace
New York City
Athens
New York
Miss Dix
Norma Talmadge Stars in Smilin Through at Palace Theatre
Norma Talmadge plays a dual role with two leading men Wyndham Standing and Harrison Ford in the screen version of Smilin Through. She first appears as Monyeen who dies on her wedding day then as Kathleen her niece whose romance is haunted by the tragedy. The play opens Thursday at the Palace Theatre.
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Norma Talmadge
Palace Theatre
Wyndham Stanging
Harrison Ford
Norma
Monyeen
Kathleen
Wyndham Standing
Jeremiah Wayne
Slague
Monyeén
Kenneth Wayne
Larry Gantt's Daily Column Awakening in the County
The column discusses crop troubles from boll weevil and heavy rains, noting a county-wide awakening. It mentions 128 nav mills and over fifty in operation, reflecting shifting local conditions and concerns among residents.
Smilin' Through hailed as world's most beautiful film
Patrons and Associated First National officials praise Smilin' Through as a masterpiece at the cinema. The film is described as beautiful and highly acclaimed during Thursday and Friday showings.
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Associated
First Naonal
Thiele
Greene County Tobacco Prospects Highlighted
An article extols Greene county as a premier area for fruit and tobacco farming. It asserts that cottton can be grown, cattle raised cheaply, and that top grade bright leaf tobacco yields fifty cents per pound, with 800 to 1,000 pounds per acre possible. The piece urges local farmers to expand tobacco planting to lift spirits and profits.
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Greene County
Georgia
West
Greene
Fortson Seeks Judicial Reelection in Western Circuit
Blanton Fortson announces candidacy to succeed himself as Judge of the Superior Court in the Western Circuit. The announcement notes the bid is subject to Democratic Primary action.
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Superior Court of the Western Circuit
Blanton Fortson
Candidate Announcement for Georgia Eight District
C. C. H. Brand announces candidacy for the Eighth Congressional District of Georgia for the 68th Congress subject to the Democratic Primary. He thanks voters for past support and seeks renewed approval.
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Georgia
Cc. H. Brand
Shackelford Announces Georgia 8th District Congressional Candidacy
The text proclaims SHIOMAS J. SHACKELFORD as a Democratic primary candidate for Congress in Georgia's 8th District. He pledges to represent agricultural interests, argues farmer prosperity lifts all, warns of a crisis in agriculture, and proposes a practical program to restore agriculture and stabilize cotton prices to boost southern prosperity.
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Congress
Georgia
South
Shiomas J, Shackelford
Special City Tax Notice for July to August Installment
The second city tax installment is due from July 15 to August 1. Failure to pay by August 1 results in a late fee of 1.50 and may lead to further action by the city tax office.
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Caren
Fifa
Haynes Chemical Corporation
Richmond
Virginia
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Rightwell & Callaway
Dragoy
Oklahoma
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Palace Toda
Adolphe TU
Paramount Picture
Agnes Ayers
the ‘Palace
Larry. Gantt
H. Durden
Limearentous
Ise
Xult
Siz
Theelsg
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Howells
Atlanta
G. K. Carlton
Citizens and Southern Bank
Atlanta, GA
R. C. Curry
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ilway Company
Mayburgs
Belin
Jymany Breya
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