Jefferson Davis highway grows in Georgia plans
The Georgia division of the Jefferson Davis Memorial Highway was officially recognized at a U D C convention in Decatur. Resolutions urge State Highway department endorsement as a state project. Northern and southern Georgia routes run through numerous towns from Augusta to Atlanta and Savannah area, with leaders cited including I Gelders and Mrs. P H Jeter.
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LaGrange
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Savannah
Beedeville
Claxton
Pembroke
New York Hudson Bridge Placed as Engineering Feat
An article recounts Dum-Bell & Co engineers declaring a Hudson River bridge possible with a 300 foot central span and four 12 foot diameter cables. It notes 450,000 tons of steel, $100 million base cost plus $115 million for terminal towers at 685 feet, and forecasts 26 million vehicles and 200 million passengers by 1940 if plans materialize. It contrasts massive public expenditure with the idea of scaling back New York’s growth, cites Ackerman praising the project, and discusses broader economic and transportation issues including German trade and auto ownership trends.
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Athens 27 Years Ago Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Banner files from April 1895 show Atlanta visitors EF G Walthall and Dr H H Parks in Athens, plus Charley Johnson passing through. Judge McWhorter weighs relocating to Athens, while E L Mitchell and Mary Findlay wed in Abingdon. Ladies Garden Club plans a special dinner edition. Madame Tully departs after weeks of engagements in Athens.
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Hamilton McWhorter
Lexington
Abingdon
E. L. Mitchell
Mary Findlay
H. H. Parks
D. D. Quillian
Mrs. Parks
Ladies Garden Club
Madame Tully
New York City
Tully
Cincinnati
Cotton prices rise as traders boast savvy gains
Traders brag about ahead-of-market cotton holdings after a surge to 6.14 cents yesterday with expectations of further increases. Foreheads tapped in knowing looks as the market shows momentum and confidence in selective sellers.
Did It Ever Occur To You Shopping For Christmas
The piece urges early Christmas shopping with 55 days to go and highlights useful gifts over costly ones. It notes merchants offer varied stock, storage of presents, and warns prices won’t drop. It describes Athens midway attractions and a dollar show for two nickels with home goods and food prizes available.
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Tanlac credited with restoring Mrs Francis to health
Mrs Mabel Francis of Baltimore says Tanlac improved her health after a nervous breakdown two years ago. She reports gaining ten pounds and lasting well being after taking the medicine, adding she remains in good health since. The ad notes many signed statements from across the U S and Canada and that Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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Georgia Fair Midway Supporter Hails Dean Blake's Visit
Morgan Blake of the Atlanta Journal, called the dean of southern sports writers, visited Atlanta to preview the Georgia team and spread optimism. The author notes locals enjoy the wheel game, urges an indoor midway next year, and credits Blake with helping climatize to Georgia. Prof. Sanford.
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Morgan seen as loyal Georgian and friend to Athens teams
Hugh Gordon, John Welch and many others praise Morgan for fair dealing with Georgia boys in sports and his integrity as a newspaper man. He is described as an ideal, loyal friend who would visit Athens in spirit when Georgia plays games.
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John Welch
Morgan
Georgia
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Athens
Walton Town News Brightens Local Happenings
Monroe women eager for their room at the state college of agriculture Walton County hosts an enthusiastic poultry association Walnut Grove Woman's Club holds a lively meeting with a hat contest bread making and more Mr C L Hammond superintendent of Walton Cotton Mills dies described as a splendid citizen Mrs Charles M Neal from Cornelia mourns husband who taught in Walton Robert Adcock and Miss Fancie Stewart wed.
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C. L. Hammond
Walton Cotton Mills
Charles M. Neal
Cornelia
Robert Adcock
Fancie Stewart
Wife No 2 wins suit over insurance proceeds in Macon
In United States district court at Macon two widows of William E. Yates contested the $5,000 proceeds from policies left by the deceased traveling salesman. Wife No 2 secured the verdict in the decision announced Monday.
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Macon
William E. Yates
United States District Court
State rests in murder trial in Cleveland case
State rests in the murder trial of Mrs. Mabel in Cleveland Ohio after presenting evidence at noon Monday. The prosecution argued key points as the defense prepared rebuttals and indicated plans for closing arguments.
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Champion Charged in Slaying of New Haven Promoter
Champion and her husband face murder charges for the July restaurant shooting of Thomas A. O Connel, a New Haven promoter. Police testified that Mrs Champion attempted to mislead authorities by claiming O Connel would die in hospital. Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton said rebuttal witnesses would be heard by Tuesday night, while defense witness count remained undisclosed.
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New Haven
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Kneel In Thanks For Harvests
In New England six hundred farmers and families knelt in thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest after four years of crop failure. The community joined in prayer last spring for a stronger season, and this harvest is described as the most bountiful in its history.
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Bayer Tablets of Nepie rin advertises aspirin format
Ad copy hawks Bayer tablets and other aspirin products in old style packaging. It notes box quantities of twelve, twenty four and one hundred per bottle. Mentions ingredient salicylic acid and references pharmacological branding.
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