Suffragists See a Woman President Possibility in 1944
A San Francisco Democratic National Convention delegate, Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby, says a woman president by 1944 is remote but not impossible. She argues the convention will be historic with many women delegates seeking a strong ticket and a strict platform, including reform on taxes and Volstead act modification.
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America
John Sherwin Crosby
Democratic National Center
San Francisco
United States
Crosby
New York
Henry George
Bureau of Markets Opens Station at Fort Valley Georgia
The Bureau of Markets of the U S Department of Agriculture adds six field stations to gather and share marketing information on potatoes tomatoes cantaloupes watermelons and peaches. Stations will serve growers shippers and others with f o b prices market conditions and stock movement data during the shipping season. Information available by application at the new sites or permanent offices.
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Washington
D. C
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Brawley
Calif
Crystal Springs
Miss
Ocala
Fla
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promises Relief for Women
An Athens testimonial extols Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney disorders, with Mrs. T. M. Chapman asserting the remedy cured swelling, tiredness, and eye circles after women's work burden. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo ads tout price 60c and widespread dealer availability. The piece also notes a speaker predicting gradual female political advancement to top offices.
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Dean
Athens
T. M. Chapman
Broad St
Constipation remedy praised in Kentucky ad
A Kentucky advertisement asserts Black Draught relieves constipation sour stomach and discomfort. The testimonial claims doctors prescribed other laxatives caused side effects and that Black Draught is gentle reliable with no aftereffects, improving digestion and bowels.
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Méndoreville
Peart
Ewaliow
Jose
Kress- Chero Cola Guessing Contest Prize Winners Named
The S. H. Kress and Company and the Chero-Cola Bottling Works announced yesterday the winners of a joint guessing contest. The correct bottle count was 1555. Prizes included a case of Chero-Cola and $1 in trade at Kress for first. other winners received a case of Chero-Cola. Winners listed include Pridgton 1555, T. J. Parks 1556, and several tied at 1550 with names Edna May Tisdale Bran ham Watson Hanley Payne J C Butler Morris Bush E M Stone BE B Sill Watson Weathers. Winners to call at Kress store office to claim prizes.
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S. H. Kress and Company
Chero-Cola Bottling Works
Kress
Pridgton
T. J. Parks
Edna May Tisdale
Branham Watson
Hanley Payne
J. C. Butler
Morris Bush
E. M. Stone
BE. B. Sill
Watson Weathers
Church notices list Sunday services at several local churches
At the Churches First Baptist Church Rev James William Lynch addresses morning and evening services with Bible School at 10 am and gatherings at 11 26 am and 8 30 pm Subjects include Communion With God in Unfamiliar Places and From Acorn to Oak Men s Club meets Wednesday at 8 20 pm BY PA at 7 30 pm First Presbyterian Church Rev BE 4 Hill DD presides Usual services 11 am and 8 30 pm Morning subject The Tides of the Spirit Evening The Christian s Ideal Sunday School times 9 45 am Lane Chapel Hoyt Chapel 3 and 3 30 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 6 pm Central Presbyterian Church Rev Samuel J Cartledge pastor Sunday School 9 45 am Preaching 11 am and 8 30 pm Christian Endeavor 4 and 7 30 pm Christian Church Stanley R Grubb minister Bible School 10 am Lord s Supper 11 am sermon Keeping the Faith 8 30 pm Christian Endeavor 7 pm Free Methodist Rev W F Dick preaching 11 am and 8 pm Sunday School 3 30 pm Class meeting Tuesday 8 pm First Methodist Church Rev Flam F Dempsey pastor Corner Lumpkin and Hancock Sunday School 10 am Sermon 11 15 am subject The Christian s Life a Personally Conducted Journey R O T C 8 30 pm Sermon 8 30 pm subject Immortality or If a Man Die shall He Live Again Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 30 pm You are cordially invited to all services
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First Baptist Church
James William Lynch
D.D
Vastor
West Stancock Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Hill, DD
IL A
Fiist
Lane Chapel
Hoyt Chapel
Central Presbyterian Church
Samuel J. Cartledge
J. T. Dudley
Hugh L. Hodgson
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Stanley R.grubb
Bible School
W. F. Dick
Publle
First Methodist Church
Flam F. Dempsey
Lumpkin Street
Hancock Avenue
E. J. Bondurant
Girls travel 1500 miles for 37 cents in loyalty to sunny Florida
Miss Ethel Glynn and Blanche Benson, out of Jacksonville, trace a yearlong journey to New York and back toward Florida. They rode lifts, found lodging mostly in farmhouses, and spent 37 cents on transport via the Hudson River tubes. They sleep at the Harlem YWCA while the American Land Service seeks rural Florida placements.
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Ethel Glynn
Blanche M. Benson
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Florida
Hudson River Tubes
Newark
N. J
Harlem Y. W.C. A
American Land Service
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W.G. Tiller
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Membagy
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Brooklyn
Bread Street
Kress-Chero Cola
Exibo
Athens Battery Co
Clayton Street
Levy’s
Toggery & Boys
Jones Greenhouse Co
Lee C. Bowden
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H. H. Brewer Barber Shop
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Auto Starter Repair Co
Prince Ave
Wallace Mosra and
Frenk Fowler
Brad Caves
Ay Eta
Martin Bros
Lumpkin
Crucedale
Co. C. Thurmond
Holmen Building
Georgia
Athens Engineering Co
Mith
Liberty Bonds Pos Hainan Bulag
NEW York Life Insurance Company
R. F. Harris
E. G. Fambrough & CO
Southern Mutual Building
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