Was Man Made for Heaven Theme at Majestic Theater
A free Sunday lecture at the Majestic Theater features J. F. Berson of Minneapolis speaking on Was Man Created for Heaven. He discusses Bible perspectives on human affairs and a optimistic future, citing advances in knowledge and inventions as preparation for a Golden Age. The event is arranged by the International Bible Students Association with no collection.
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J. F. Berson
Minneapolis
Minn
Majestic Theater
Emmtrson
Méti
International Bible Students Association
New York State League Opens Season With Notable Changes
The New York State League kicks off its eighteenth annual pennant race with Syracuse at Ithaca, Binghamton at Scranton, Eliz a at Wilkes-Barre, and Troy at Albany. Management shifts include Dick Smith taking over Scranton and Lou Ritter becoming Elmira’s manager as the season runs September 14. Public optimism surrounds what officials call the league’s best year.
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Albany
Syracuse
Binghamton
Scranton
Eliza
Wilkenbarre
Troy
Alany
Dick Smith
Buck” Freeman
Lou Ritter
Elmira
Methodist Laying Cornerstone at Southern Methodist University
Dallas April 30 Special to the Banner the cornerstone of the men s dormitory at Southern Methodist University was laid in morning exercises Attendees included the general board of education to M B church South and the College of Bishops which convene here next week Bishop A W Wilson of Baltimore laid the cornerstone Bishop James Atkins presided and Bishop J H McCoy and Judge M M Brooks delivered orations
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Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodist University
General Board of Education
M. B. Church
South
College of Bishops
A. W. Wilson
Baltimore
James Atkins
J.H. McCoy
M. M. Brooks
Wonderful Skin Salve advertised for skin diseases
J T Gossaman publisher of News Cornelius NC says one box helped his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Remedy reduces inflammation and soothes burns bruises and boils. Only 25 cents recommended by W J Smith Bro and H Palmer Sons.
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J. T. Gossaman
News
Cornelius, N. C
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. & Palmer @ Sons
H. R. Palmer & Bons
Moss & Allen tannery to locate in Athens
The Moss & Allen Company plans a tannery in Athens bringing skilled labor, payroll, and new marketing opportunities. A letter to Secretary Callaway outlines overcoming local prejudice and thanks residents and firms including Athens Manufacturing Co and J M Haudrup for concessions aiding location. The note highlights regional interest in attracting industry.
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Athens
Moss & Allen Company
Yesthroy
Chamber of Commerce
Calliway
Callaway
Athens Manufacturing Co
J. M. Haudrup
James C. Fowler
Baulah Foster
H. H. Seagraves
Allen Talmage
A. P. Dearing
Fone D
MOSS
Heavy fertilizer week signals record Georgia tonnage
Reports from Atlanta headquarters show Georgia fertilizer and oil mill plants hauling a week’s fertilizer tonnage among the heaviest of the season. Warm weather keeps roads good and planters ready to plow while promoting multiple applications to boost yields, with forecasts of a strong fall harvest.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Debate Set Between Georgia and Washington Lee Here Saturday
The intercollegiate debate at the campus features the University of Georgia facing Washington and Lee with a positive negative split. Tulane will debate in New Orleans the same evening with Messrs W A Manda Vand Calvin George listed among participants.
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Georgia
University of Georgia
Washington& Lee
Tulane
New Orleans
W. A. Mana
Calvin George
Baraca Coach to Lead Athens Delegation Next Week
Atlanta Baracas plan to send a coach to the Georgia state Convention in Athens starting next week. A city canvass is ordered to recruit volunteers for food work with hotel hosting anticipated. M M Stephenson chairs the committee and will contact delegates if needed.
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Atlanta Baraca
Braca
Atlanta Baracas
M. M. Stephenson
Stephenson
Canning Drug Business Moves to Washington Street
The drug business of Mr. L. P. Canning relocates from Lumpkin street near the Express office to 273 Washington street. In the new location he will discontinue retail sales and focus on manufacturing and jobbing drugs and remedies.
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L. P. Canning
Washington Street
Lumpkin Street
Canning
Best Paint What s it Devoe and How Devoe
An old advertisement explains Devoe paint lasting value and low yearly cost, via long use and study, claiming it outperforms cheaper gallons. Talmage Hardware Co. sells it. Also promotes Electric Bitters as a health remedy with testimonials and a note about a chapel bell score context.
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Devoe
Talmage Hardware Co
Eell
Arts exhibit at College Avenue school May 13 to 17
The exhibit invites all ages to view pictures that train the eye to perceive beauty around us. The collection aims to inspire and educate a broad audience, with admission set at 10 cents.
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College Avenue
Industrial Index reports big week in rail and real estate
Columbus Ga April 30 The Industrial Index summarizes weekly railroad activity including new company formations in Mobile and Miami, contracts in Augusta and Columbia, and Holland land deals. It notes many construction projects from Alabama to Florida and Georgia, with dozens of capital figures and plant plans listed. Also contains an advertisement praising Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach relief.
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Columbus
Industrial Index
Aoom
Miami
Fla
Thay.city
Pell
Alexander City
Kowaliga
Tn Holland
Florida
Montgomery
Birmingham
Sylacauga
Ala
Tampa
Vidalia
Dawson
Savannah
Jesup
History
Augusta
Greenville
Chrch
Dothan
Sandersville
Tuscaloosa
Waycross
St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
Punta Gorda
Daytona
Bridge
Bradentown
Biba
Gepaving
Selma
Reservoir
Pen- Fla
St. Mary’s
Ginnery
Sycamore
Cordele
Hastings
Elberton
Boyd, Fla
Moundville
Dadevile
Peace Congress in St Louis Deliberates on World Order
Special to the Scnner reports plans for the fourth American Peace Congress in St. Louis May 1–3 attended by representatives from at least nineteen Western Hemisphere countries including the United States Canada and Mexico. Topics include a world court limitations on armaments and the Panama Canal treaty dispute with speakers like William Jennings Bryan Andrew Carnegie and Booker T. Washington.
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Scnner
St. Louis
Ateast
World Court
Fourth American Peace Congress
Hague
Chaiman
Mery
France
Germany
Churchill
England
Canadian
Panama Canal
United States
James E. Smith
The
Peace Congress
Charles W. Fairbanks
Frederic A. Hall
Washington University
Laura Drake Gill
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Abraham Lincoln Center
Chicago
Harris Appointment Reported Favorably
Washington April 20 The nomination of Walter J. Harris of Georgia to be Director of the Census was favorably reported by the Census Committees. The vote was not disclosed in available text.
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Washington
Walter J. Harris
Georgia
Jefferson memorial dedication marks Louisiana Purchase anniversary
Jefferson Memorial in St Louis is formally dedicated in a two part program with unveiling of the Thomas Jefferson statue and an educational parade. Delegations from across the United States and foreign diplomats attend as part of the American Peace Congress events.
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St. Louis
Jefferson Memorial
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Territory
Jefferson
Unitates
United States
Washington
Louisiana Purchase
David’ R. Francis
City of
Henry W. Wiel
Middle
West
Ie Pte
Oda
Spéncer
National Guard
Leee
Forest Park
Louisiana
St. Louie
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Patel Bataan
Pail
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Coca-Cola
Enterprise
Baracas
Busi ‘Hess
College Ave. School
Industral Index Reports
Much Business
Chamberlain
Darius Downey
Newberg Junction
N. B
Harris
Dr. King
Pilla
John Supsio
Ganbury
Ean
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