Short Notes Of Interest And Miscellaneous Ads
Ombs Specialty insurance why not divide my fire insurance with J C Jester Money to loan on Athens real estate W L Erwin if received all kinds of Freshly Call 741 Amethyst brooch to Mrs F N Drewry 287 Clay Order book name Mrs Webetten on back Thames St Wanted stenographic work Will make notes between 12 and 1 returning work next morning bone 207 M Thornton Needed to sell ciders and or milk cow cal enine milk cow Normal Ave Phone 315 5 2t
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J. C. Jester
Soan
Athens
X ‘Tate
W. L. Erwin
F. N. Drewry
Thames
Bone
M. Thornton
Sabe
Irs
J. N
Normal Ave
Rural Carrier Examinations in Barrow County Georgia
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Barrow County Georgia to fill rural carrier posts at Winder and potential future rural routes. Open to male citizens domiciled in the county and meeting Form No 1977 requirements. Forms and applications available from Monroe Athens offices or the Civil Service Commission in Washington D C. Applications should be sent to Washington promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Barrow
Georgia
Monroe
Athens
Winder
United States Civil Service Commssion
Washington, D. C
Commission
Washington
Athens Savings Bank Offers 4 Percent Certificates
The Athens Savings Bank advertises 4 percent certificates on savings deposits with compounding on January 1 and July 1. Deposits start at 61.80. Also promotes housing on Grady avenue and nearby rooming options at 195 Hill St. Best Lamb and Central Market advertise fresh eggs and vegetables with weekly specials and extra Saturday work for a teacher.
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Bank IN
Athens
Judge Russell Urged for Congress by Barrow County Meeting
In Winder Georgia on March 2 Barrow county held its first democratic mass meeting naming an executive committee and urging Richard B Russell chief justice of the Georgia Court of Appeals to enter the Ninth district congressional race. The resolutions pledge support should he choose to run.
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Winder
Barrow
Barrow County
Ninth Congressional District
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Court of Appeals of
Congress
National
House of Congress
Decision on Appam case sent to Germany and related notes
The State Department sent its decision in the Appam case to the German ambassador but withheld details at Germany’s request pending a Norfolk federal court libel action. The case may go to the Supreme Court if jurisdiction is found, otherwise the decision will be published. Submarines must not receive special immunity, and merchant ships are presumed armed until proven otherwise. Brandeis hearings reveal support from some witnesses for his integrity amid financial opposition. Admiral Fletcher testifies the U S Navy excels in fighting efficiency with high shell accuracy and range. The Senate rejects Cummins' amendment to the Shields water power bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Appam
Hampton Roads
Germany
Norfolk
Supreme Court
Lansing
United States
Brandeis
Louis D. Brandeis
Senate
Frank Fletcher
Atlantic
House Naval Committee
Navy Censors Relax Rules on Belligerent Radio Messages
Secretary Daniels announced that censorship on movement of war vessels shall not apply to messages received from belligerent shore radio stations. The action follows the German official sinking report of the Arabis, initially misreported as a mine sweeper.
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U. S
Washington
Navy
London
Daniels
Elks Enter Atlantic Coast Bowling Tournament
Elks lodges from the eastern United States plan to participate in the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association tournament in Washington starting April 3. Revere Lodge of Elks leads with an entry from Revere Massachusetts, and Brooklyn New York lodges are organizing multiple teams as entries close March 25. A street parade is planned and secretary Tom Grant can provide more information.
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Washington, D. C
Elk Lodges
United States
Elks
Lodge of Elks
Revere Lodge of Elks
Revere
Mass
Washington Lodge
Elk Lodge
Tom Grant
The
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
The Serpent brings Theda Bara to Elite today
The Serpent stars Theda Bara as a Russian peasant daughter opposed by a cruel duke. Written and directed by Raoul Walsh, the drama showcases Bara’s famed vampiric persona and is hailed as a supreme triumph and season’s biggest event in filmland.
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Theda Bara
The
Raoul A. Walsh
William Fox
Knowledge of immunity and health preservation
The text explains that strong health enhances restraint against illness and that while avoiding germs is important, it is essential to render the body as immune as possible and maintain that state. It argues immunity is a key to well being and disease resistance.
Four Counties Resident Never Moved Aside From One
Winder Georgia March 2 Mr W H Aycock lives beyond Nazareth church and has lived in four counties without moving more than once He began in Clarke County then Oconee was formed and he shifted into the new county Later Barrow formed and he became a citizen there His home is in Jackson with a barn across the road in Gwinnett He is a highly respected citizen.
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Winder
W. H. Aycock
Nazareth Church
Aycock
Clarke County
Oconee County
Jackson
Barrow County
Johnnia Wall
Gwinnett
Helis
Pictorial Review Costume No 6559 in Serde Frock Style
The article describes a versatile one piece frock using an extended waist front for a new line with drooping shoulder. Materials include 4 yards of 44 inch serge and 2 yards of plain taffeta. Sizes 16 to 20 years, price 15 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Nail Lubricant Handle for Hammers Debuts
Elmer Ellis of Pomona California invented a hammer handle receptacle to hold grease or lubricant. The device allows inserting and drawing nails with minimal lubricant waste and time loss, as described in National Magazine.
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Elmer
Ellis
Pomona
Cal
National Magazine
Training Children In Early Emotional Control
The passage warns that many parents neglect starting emotional training in very young children. They scold or punish but fail to teach, allowing excessive emotions to develop into an ingrained personal trait.
No Argument Coming and Talk of Marriage
Dialog from a Birmingham Age Herald excerpt shows a conversation where a character asks about discussing marriage with their father and receiving a positive response. The text notes the line about speaking to the father and a casual remark that the girl is fine. An advertisement line reads Advertise your wants.
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Arthur
Birmingham Age Herald
Pictorial Review Princess Slip No 6388 Pattern
Instructions describe an empire line princess slip with pintuck or lace insertion and lace trim. It specifies materials for average size using 5 yards 36 inch fabric 8 yards fine frouncing 3 yards insertion and 2 yards ribbon. Sizes 32 to 46 inches bust. Price 15 cents Embroidery No 12047 Transfer Pattern 10 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Notable Epigraphs and Histories From Old Texts
The excerpt recalls Boswell and Johnson on dictionary work and Sir James Murray, notes Turkey's height under Solyman the Magnificent with vast empire reach, mentions a Woolen Shroud law encouraging local woolen cloth manufacture, and ends with a reflection on fame versus effort.
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James Murray
Johnson
Boswell
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Call Central Market
George Bolton
Russell
Crucedale
D. G
Anderson & Co
Clayton St
Athens Engineering Company
Federal Court
Senate Today
Senator Cummins
Shields Water Power
Elow
Toomer Music House
Jax Biscuit
Euil
Blocd and
Mb Fire Insurance Agency
Frank A. Lipscomb
Mgr
Green & Michael
Southern Mutual Building Loan ‘Department
Turkey
Solyman the Magnificent
Persia
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