Religious Minorities Protection Plans Ahead
The American Committee on the Rights of Religious Minorities plans to push the president and secretary for action to confirm treaties safeguarding religious minorities. The Presbyterian Church report notes World Alliance work and Bryce’s comments on Europe, with Harding prompted by interfaith petitions for an arms conference.
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Des Moines
American Committee On
Mara
Hughes
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Presbyterian Commission
World Alliance For International Friendship Through the Churches
Arthur Grown
Giidea
Execive
World Alde For International Friendship
Hugh the Churches
Bryce
Ican
Europe
World Alliance
Alliance
Harding
Federal Council of Churches
National Catholic Welfare Council
Central Conference of American Rabbis
United Synagogue of America
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Relief officials praise American aid to famine Russia
London office of the American Relief Administration received a letter from L. Kamlenoff, head of Moscow famine relief committees, thanking the ARA for ongoing aid to the Volga region. He notes past support, outlines continued commitments, and mentions ration allocations for children despite harsh conditions and transport challenges.
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London
American Relief ‘Administration
L. Kamlenoff
Moscow
Jy Kameneff
Olnal
Villian Haskell
Russia
Kameneff
Volga
Yarioug
Royston News Mixes Local Happenings and Events
Royston reports on a growing Woman's Club with constitution, a watermelon planting window, a 45 gallon still seized in Gumlog, and marriages including Fay David and Homer massy. Local notes mention road work, a new parsonage site, a major jail and tax context, race and farming updates, and a large grain crop outlook in Morgan.
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Royston
Ty Cobb
Ben D
Terrill
Belle Starr
Pierrisi
Gumlog
N. J. Ayers
Miss Dewey
Fay David Fot Royston
Ife
Cotton weevil fears and farming efforts in Georgia
Weevils threaten cotton near highways as farmers plant every available acre. Louisa Adams, long in a Athens sanatorium, is buried at Sandy Creek after two years. Judge P W Davis adds a 400 acre wired fence for cattle hogs and sheep. George Ama stock sold for 1141.50 from a 6000 appraisal. A son of Tom Brooks survives a saw accident. Four notable Georgians educated at Penfield are highlighted. R P Brightwell owns land over Indian mounds near Skull Shoals. Mrs Watkins continues sanatorium treatment in Atlanta.
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Lexington
Farni
Louisa Adams
Athens
Sandy Crick
P. W. Davis
George A |Ma
Tom Brooks
Maxeys
Sib
Georgia
Penfield
Skull
Shoals Stand
R. P." Brightwell
T. Eb.’ Watkins
Atlanta
Traditional Colonial Style Home Plan Described
A housing plan outlines a colonial style home with 4 lines and 35 feet width, noting open living areas and a central fireplace. It highlights living room flow, built in features, rear entry from a central hall, and front plants. The article cites weekly housing plans from The Sunday Banner-Herald.
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Stans
Lee
Sunday Banner-Herald
My Young Girls Taking Training
A fragmented report discusses deaconess training within the Methodist church, noting increased Europe ties, a Mexico City training school, and the evolution of women’s roles. It lists yearly statistics on probationers and deaconesses, property values, and endowment funds, with emphasis on service fields for women workers.
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Sarreae
Sugceas
Europe
Mexico City
Cpenne
Teak Wado It Be a New Taxes and Bonds Plan
The document fragment discusses a proposed taxes and bonds plan. Yeomans is cited proposing issuing bonds to support municipal needs while arranging a mandatory amount toward interest and principal. The text references Athens and a local business context.
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Rupert Maylee
Paw Care
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Tennessee
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Minnie J Rucker
Banks
Homer and Commerce
Sheppard's Creek
Banks la
Journal
Greensboro
Sparta Hancock
Herald-Journal
Condit
B. F. Hubert
ricuRure
Tuskegee
Republican Party
Hancock
Clifford Powell
Union Point
Greene Circuit
Pi Id
Mra
W. H. Boswell
Estelle Colcolugis
Ington
G. B.short
Aonla
Washington
M. C. McCord
Manchester
Ashington
K. A. Wilhelt
Board of Registrars
Wilkes County
Fishbourne
Nix
Atéa
Augusta
Stevers
Madison
le Read
Shaw
Rutledge
Burt
Morgan
W. H. Butts
Gores
the Hinton Securities Co
Caton
Castallartons
Tein
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Pete
Searce
Mare
Methodist Telecon Eearch
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United States
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J. M. Hood
Layton Street
Yeomans
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the Banner-Herald
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Less Cooper
Harness
Griffith Inplement
Athens, Georgia
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