Normal School Exhibit Shines At Fair In Athens
The Athens fair showcases the Normal School of the Arts and Craft under Miss Annie Linton and Miss Anne Mae Holliday with freehand drawing watercolors and varied baskets feat. The Winterville Community Club shows a large display of handcraft vegetables and more. The Colored Industrial School under Prof. Sam Harriss presents fine work. The Legion auxiliary serves hot dogs and Coca Cola while the Episcoal ladies sell tasty sandwiches and coffee. The D A R Booth and prize drawings draw crowds as the fair becomes a gala scene and Athens revels in the spirited event.
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Annie Linton
Anne Mae Holliday
Winterville
Auxiliary of
The
American Légion
Athens
Sam Harriss
D. A. Rt. Booth
Epsicopal
Twat
Danderine Promises Quick Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
A vintage ad proclaims Danderine can halt hair loss and dandruff, claiming it smooths oily itchy scalps and promotes long thick hair. It touts broad acceptance, a non sticky formula, and widespread sales in drugstores.
Hallowe en party planned by Emmanuel Sunday School
Mrs Mildred Rhodes class at Emmanuel Sunday School will host a Hallowe en party Monday night October 30 at 7 30 at the Parish House on North Pope Street Ghosts will entertain children with games fortune telling and contests Costumes are encouraged small admission will be charged Mrs Frederick Morton of Philadelphia plans a visit while Mrs Hugo Guerrini of Florence Italy visits Ashville this week Ed Groover and Mrs Frank Kroner are among Winterville visitors at the fair
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Mildred Rhodes
U. K's
Emmanuel Sunday School
North Pope St
Frederick Morton
Philadelphia
Frederick
Morton
Hugo Guerrini
Florence
Italy
Ashville
Ed Groover
Circle 4 Meeting of Woman's Missionary Society
Circle 4 of the Woman's Missionary Society of First Methodist church will meet with Mrs. F. E. D. Sledge Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Woman's Missionary Society of
First Methodist Church
FE. D. Sledge
Freight loss reduction urged at Southeastern conference
Fred E. Winburn of the American Railway Association told the Southeastern Claim Conference in Atlanta that freight claims reached 35 million dollars before government control and have risen to about 3100 million in each of the last three years. He said the aim is to educate transportation employers in proper handling to cut past large claims.
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Atlanta
Fred E. Winburn
Chicago
American Railway Association
Southeastern
Winburn
Foley advertising copy for remedies and mail-in offer
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out the note and mail it with name and address to Foley and Co in Chicago to receive a trial package. It promises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides, rheumatism, headaches, and bladder issues, plus Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and related ailments. The ad claims the products are sold everywhere.
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Foley and Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago, Il
Foley
Fragmentary remark on transport loss burden to public and shipper
A garbled quotation discusses the cost of loss and damage in transportation. It argues the public and shipper bear the burden, while carriers face consequences. The speaker compares regional impacts and emphasizes reducing losses for overall benefit.
Apply Big Plans To Schools From National Education Session
Henry J. Gideon urged applying business principles to U S public schools at the National League of Compulsory Education Officials annual convention in Memphis. He pressed liberal school-building, top teachers, better teacher–parent contact, and publicizing school work to boost attendance and community pride. A visiting teachers program and child accounting discussed. Miss Mattie Ryan led the session.
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Memphis
Tony
United States
Henry J. Gideon
Philelphia
National League of Compulsory Education Officials
Gilwon
Gideon Wreed
Rpstante
Fesus
Gideon
Mica Anna Pratt
White William Foundation
Philacerpis
Mattie Ryan
St. Towle
Lloyd George pledges peace and debt policy in Commons
London The Associated Press reports former Prime Minister Lloyd George told Liberal MPs he would back any government pursuing peace, economy, and steady progress. He urged Britain to pay America its debts, support a League of Nations, and not press Germany beyond its capacity to pay. He favored renewing a pact with Russia and warned against artificial opposition to any government.
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London
Associated Prosa
Lloyd George
Britain
League of Nations
United States
America
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Blood cell boosters claim eczema cure
An advertisement extols a product that supposedly raises red blood cell counts to prevent eczema and skin eruptions. It cites testimonials and asserts the remedy builds blood, cleanses impurities, and improves rheumatism and complexion, claiming sales at drugstores and noting a larger bottle is more economical.
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Rers
Arthur N. Smith
Pearl &J
Newark
Ohio
O. K
Political debate on European peace and domestic policy
A fragmented speech discusses peace in Europe, cooperation with allies, and Britain's home economy. It cites Liberal figures McKenna and policies to boost trade, industry, and soil cultivation, while criticizing Conservative bloc tactics and the Leeds disappointment.
Georgia Bulldogs Eye Oglethorpe Football Friday
Georgia expected to host Oglethorpe at Sanfor Field Friday. The Bulldogs look forward to the game as a notable matchup this week with both teams aiming for a strong showing.
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Georgia
Georgia faces Oglethorpe in pivotal Friday clash in Columbus
Georgia eyes a crucial Friday meeting with Oglethorpe in Columbus as coach Stegeman plans his best lineup for the Petrel contest. The Bulldogs aim to rebound after a 7 7 tie and will rely on Randall Whelchel Fletcher Bennett and other regulars after a long idle spell. Auburn also matches Fort Benning while Mercer and Vanderbilt highlight earlier results.
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Virginia
Texas
Vander
Johns Hopkins
Vanderbilt
Mercer
Alabama
Auburn
Columbus
Sewanee Tigers
sJon
Oglethorpe = s
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Oglethorpe
Costa's
Stegeman
Petrel
Randall
Whelchel
Fletcher
Bennett
Georgia
Fort Benning
Dodson's Liver Salt Ad Warns Against Calomel
An old advertisement warns that calomel can cause salivation and illness. It promotes Dodson's Liver Scale as a safer vegetable substitute and promises quicker relief without warnings of adverse effects. The copy targets fearful readers and claims the product is harmless for children.
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Dodson
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