Rotary Kiwanis Ball Game Promises Season Sensation
A Wapehall game on Sanford Field pits Rotary Club led by Judge Bradwell against Kiwanis led by Dr Harold Reynolds. The four eighty kickoff precedes mischief as academics suspend classes and merchants close for the event to raise funds for Athens playgrounds. A Lexington telegram promises full support for Kiwanis.
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Red Cross appeals for quick relief along the Mississippi
Athens residents urged rapid aid as thousands suffer along the Mississippi with ongoing hunger. John White Morton, chairman of the Athens chapter, praised generous responses while stressing the need for swift action to prevent further hardship amid widespread emergency conditions.
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Athens
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Mississippi
University expedition invites car owners near Athens
Seven students from the University under Prof. Sibley plan a Friday field study in the Athens area. The class will observe local traffic and geography by touring Crawfordville Penfield Lexington and return. Those with spare cars may contact Prof. Sibley at the University or Mr. Carroll at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Athens
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Georgia to graduate 5725 high school students this year
State supervisor Dr. J. 8. Stewart of the University of Georgia reports 5725 graduates from Georgia high schools, up 1183 from last year. There are 2741 boys and 2984 girls eligible for college. About 38 percent are expected to enroll in some college next fall. Overall enrollment this year reaches 4288.
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May McNeer
Georgia
J. 8. Stewart
University of Georgia
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Ad Warns Readers
An old advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable liver remedy compared to calomel. It claims calomel causes salivation, swollen tongue, loose teeth, and rheumatism, urging readers to switch by purchasing a bottle for improved health with no salts.
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