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Georgia Hog Meat Prospects Boost Georgia Hog Industry
Georgia leads in hog raising with meat rivaling western products. A Moultrie packing plant shipped Georgia grown hogs but buyers paid less due to perceived softness from peanut feeding. A local expert urges abundant grazing on rye, crab grass, and other forage with limited grain to produce firmer meat and increase profitability.
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Christmas Observance Improves Across Nation Says Augusta Chronicle
The nation observes Christmas with reverence and charity replacing former wild revelry. Augusta Chronicle notes a shift from loud fireworks and baneful noise to quiet worship and generous giving to feed and clothe the poor.
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Last Day of the Old Year Verse and Quiz
A verse by C G Bickers reflects on the departing year with humorous quips. The page includes a quiz with historical and general knowledge questions and a note of New Year reflections.
Boy Invited To Meet With Sunday Y Club In Athens
Walter T. Forbes of the Y M C A will address the Sunday Y club at 5 PM in the association building. His talk Milestones Along Life's Highway aims to guide boys in character, with the event open to all Athens boys regardless of membership.
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Georgia Weather Forecast: Fair Friday With Warming Temps
A frontal system over Montana moves east toward the lakes bringing a warmup across Georgia. Fair, mostly above freezing, with especially higher temperatures in the western portions. Athens area expected to see warmer conditions in the next period.
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Atlanta
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Athens
Ser mons to Live By A Cuba Missionary Bio Tale
The memoir describes Prother M a Cuban mission member who after a sermon on right living with God and neighbor endures struggle from guilt over a long standing grocery theft He confesses to the merchant who forgives him and gains trust This account by Walter Dibrell highlights personal conversion sacrifice and reconciliation in a religious community.
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Embroidered One-Piece Dress in Tricotine With Silk Eyelets
A dark blue tricotine dress features tread embroidery with three front motifs and self-trimmed edges. Blue silk eyelets highlight patches of satin outlined in gold threads for a rich effect. neck and sleeves use self material buttons. Size 34 to 46 bust. uses 314 yards of 54 inch material. Pictorial Review Dress No. 8716, price 35 cents.
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Markets Greet Your Friends With New Year Cards
A brief market chatter notes New Year card sales at Mc Gregor's with festive displays and consumer interest rising as the holiday season ends.
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Government Aid for Disabled Soldiers Training Opportunities
The Federal Board for Vocational Education has 90 million dollars to train ex service men honorably discharged since April 7 1917 who cannot return to prior work. Eligible men receive 80 to 170 dollars monthly, with training in schools on the job or via night courses. Free rail travel meals and lodging are provided as needed, and even illiterate or foreign born veterans can be trained. Contact 23 West Forty Third Street New York City for full details or to locate a local branch.
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Cure for rupture promising nonoperative relief advertised
An advertisement claims a nonoperative cure for rupture by a simple method described by Eugene M. Pullen a carpenter in Manasquan New Jersey. The notice urges readers to write for full information and to share the method to save others from surgery and misery.
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