Walton County Singing Convention to Meet in Monroe
The Walton County Singing convention plans a fifth Sunday gathering in Monroe on May with visitors from throughout the region. Local committees arrange reception entertainment and a basket dinner, aiming for a full day program from morning songs to an afternoon session and officer elections for the next year.
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Walton County Singing Convention
Monroe
Walton County
Ciry
Aaire
Court House Square
J. “J. Nunnally
C. L. Barrett
Serge A. Garrett
W.B. Stark
Phillip D. Brikeoe
Alonzo ©. Kelly
Otto Preston
G. W. Fel Ker
Jéhn E. Wright
D. B. Aycock
Oyene Entertainment
John EB. Wright
Green H . Langston
J. J. Nuvnally
John M. Nowell
Dilford M Walker
W. H. Ford
H. Jenkins
P. Hester
Ben Hammond
John Medlin
Paul Paschal
John T. Aycock
J. L. McGarrety
G. H. Langston
P. D. Briscoe
D. B. Taunius
Josiah Blasingems
Monroe Choirs
Chick
Hester Doster
Launius
J. W. Arnold
Mason Willams
John J. Medlin
Robison
George Hatcher
Mothers Back Fess Amendment Promotes Home Economics
The piece argues for the Fess Home Economics amendment H.R.21 in the 67th Congress. It contends increased federal funding will expand public classes to teach girls homemaking, benefiting girlhood and future womanhood. It praises practical life skills in feeding, attire, budgeting, and planning, noting career paths for those who marry or not.
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Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Committee On Education
House
iCrosses Continent in Car Mid Winter
E S Fuller and family drove a six cylinder Cleveland from Foxboro Massachusetts to Los Angeles California in mid winter 1920. Starting November 18 the journey faced heavy rains snow storms and long sections of mud and gravel. The car endured through Illinois Kansas and deserts and finally reached sunny California after about 3940 miles. The trip highlighted the Cleveland’s rugged performance and the need for a reliable vehicle on a coast to coast winter crossing.
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California
New England
E.S. Fuller
Townsend Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Foxboro
Mass
Puller
Ithaca
N. Y
Bedford
Fuller
Ilinois
Emporia
Kanho
Czy
Cleveland
Arizona
New Mexico
French aviatrix leads New York flight venture
The noted aviatrix Jean Herveaux has joined the aviation scene in New York, being titled a captain in the field and hailed as a pioneering female pilot. The advertisement notes a price of sixty cents at Palmer & Son and similar outlets, reflecting a general press reach for the era.
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Palmer & Son
Jean Herveaux
Aviatrix
Petiterrestral
New York
Local Athens firms list at 440 Frame Avenue
Fragmentary OCR notes list contracting and building firms in Athens including Palsto Theater and American State Bank. Mentions Barrow County Court House and Berlin mates with address 268 W Hentock Ave. unclear dates or actions.
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Tor
Huilding
Athena
Palsto Theater
American
State Bank
Athens
Barrow County’ Court House
Berlin
Mates Ee Bifte
W. Hentock Ave
Train Schedules Fragment on Atlanta Routes
Fragmentary timetable shows travel times and connections among Atlanta Norfolk Richmond Birmingham Washington New York and Abbeville routes. Listed times include 2:04 pm 6:00 pm 2:24 pm 3:16 pm and 8:00 am 11:47 pm with several cross routes in a damaged OCR page.
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Atlanta
Monron
Apa
Norfolk-Richmond
Atlanta-Abbeville Loé
Birmingham-Atlanta
Washington-New York
Norfolk-Wilmington
Northern Man Gives Tech Fund Hundred Thousand
Atlanta reporters relay a telegram from Ivy L. Lee announcing a $150,000 cash gift toward the Georgia Tech endowment, contingent on $500,000 more being raised from other sources. Victor Allen notes the campaign is just beginning with substantial subscriptions from individuals and several companies, including Georgia Railway and Power and others across the South.
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Rou Oy
Atlanta
Itd
Wickes Wattholdt
Greater Georgia Toach
Ivy L. Lee
New York
Northern Committee
Tech Fund
Greater
Georgia Tech Fund
Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
Victor Allen
Tech
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Barrett & Company
Merry Bros
Augusta
Logan-Pochahontas Coal Company
West Virginia
Atlantic Ice
Mrs Werner Describes Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Help
Mrs Werner explains how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her back pains and nervous spells. She reports improved health after taking the tonic and credits it with restoring her strength and vitality. She advises other women to try the remedy for similar symptoms.
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Mrs. Werner
Lydia
National Campaign Shows Nationwide Push for Tech Camp
From the National Showcase Campant of Columbus a broad list of industrial supporters is promised. Mr Allen reports no formal campaign setup yet but direc tors will act soon. Governors and state leaders send messages of encouragement as the effort gains traction across states.
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Columbus
Allen
Tech Cam
Dorgey
Lesia
Coura
Sovemier A
Co. Preis
Minnesota
Ermor Warren T. McCray
Rhode
U S Marshall Met Pay For Violators
Savannah Ga May 23 A M Kea former deputy United States Marshal charged with taking money from H P Howard and W Ol ton alleged prohibition law violators was convicted court today. His cited motive and manner remain unclear in the brief report.
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Savannah
A. M. Kea
United States
Marshall
H. P. Howard
W. Ol Ton
Unclear weather forecast fragment for Georgia and states
Fragmented weather notes mention continued warmth and rising temperatures with occasional showers. Locations referenced include Athens and Central Valley with inconsistent OCR text hindering clear forecast details.
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Athens
Georgia
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Athens, Georgia
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