Altamaha river system could spark Georgia industrial boom
The Brunswick board of trade urges federal aid to develop the Altamaha Oconee and Ocmulgee rivers into a deep draught navigation system. A May 3 10 Brunswick convention will gather Senators Harry and George, state officials, and War Department bureau representatives to push river development for ocean steamers from the Altamaha mouth to Jacksonville and inland ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altamaha
Gstover Cleveland
Atlantic and
Gulf States
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Engineering Board
Savannah
Brunswick
St. Johns River
Jacksonville
Georgia
Board of Trade of Brunswick
Oconee
Ocmulges
Harry O
George
Vtale
Vambhy
Amd
War Department
Witla Vdoube
Alfamaha River
Atlantico
Qemulgee
St. Loss
Palatka
Sanford
Ocmulgee
Southeast
War horse of democracy and Kentucky’s General Haldeman
The piece lauds General William B. Haldeman of Kentucky as a stalwart, constructive force in Southern rehabilitation and a chief leader since the Civil War. It calls him a patriotic worker for national unity and hopes he may lead the remnant for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of the Cavaliers
William B. Haldeman
Kentucky
Haldeman
South
Righting A Wrong In County Advertising Practice
The Wiregrass Farmer of Ashe burn Turner county praises Judge Eve for urging fair county advertising rates. He urges grand juries to end outdated, unequal rents and let a county newspaper set prices with publishers, reflecting current circulation and costs. Local editors Joe Lawrence and F M Thon are credited for supporting Betts program and diversified farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheburn
Turner County
Eve
Superior Court
Georgia
Mery
Joe Lawrence
F. M. Thon
Farmer
George T. Betts
Geregla
Updn
Wages rise in steel mills amid broad prosperity signals
The article notes wage advances by around 100 million dollars annually for U S Steel workers announced by Judge Gary aboard the Mauretania. It argues higher pay reflects national industry health, with mills at about 90 percent capacity and inflation risk, urging production growth to sustain prosperity.
Health Talks by William Brady MD on Teeth and Cleanliness
Reader letters and Q A discuss children dental care and brushing efficacy versus dietary factors. Dr Brady argues tooth brushing daily supports healthy teeth and gums, while warm weather and drafts are not proven risks. The page includes questions about bunions, indigestion, belts versus suspenders, bedtimes, and dumplings nourishment.
Bits of New York Life by D O M'Intyre
New York April 13 The piece surveys old time New York book sellers and bohemian shops on lower Fourth Avenue and Twenty Third Street detailing shabby shops and curmudgeonly owners like Max Malsel and the famed Witty in Fourteenth Street. It also notes Lewis’s relocation to London and Madison Wisconsin, Japan's Wakamatsu restaurant and rising summer travel to Europe with hotel price shifts in London Paris and Egypt as smart destinations. It closes with a Brooklyn drug store ad tone and a jab at the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lower Fourth Avenue
Twenty Third Street
Greenwich
Tganpory Maerenriad
East
Max Malsel
Fourteengh Street
Dickens
London
Parla Botels
Grand Central Terminal
Egypt
Sermons to Live By: What Do You Trust
A sermon by Elam Franklin Dempsey argues trust must rest in God rather than fragile human certainty. He cites Augustine, a hymn, and the Lord's provision to urge steady faith amid doubt and peril, promising divine support through life and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elam Franklin Dempsey
Patin
Finnell
J H Oldknow Railroad Man Dies After Operation
J H Oldknow longtime Reaboard Air Line executive at Norfolk office died Friday after a hospital operation. He was a rates clerk and member of St Peters Episcopal Church Knights of Tythian Knights of Khorassan and Woodmen of the World. He leaves several relatives including Ralph Oldknow and a son aged three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph FE Oldknow
Norfolk
Mary
Athanti
Maetag
bin Wether
Ania H
AlihAewy
Olga
Ralph Oltknew
Af Hamat
Ving
Wilinny Tilithnew
Amb Tea
Mira Nella Varnola
Mra
T.te Tepper
Atlanta
O1aknow
Clark
The
Reaboard Air Line Railroad
Tdknow
St. Peter's Episcopal Church of Norfolk
Knights of Tythian
Knights of Khorassan
Woodmen of the World
Well Known Local Printer to Be Laid To Rest in Oakland
The body of John W. Sower, longtime Atlanta printer with The Constitution, will be brought from Ocala Florida for funeral services and interment. Services Sunday at 4 from Hl M Patterson & Son chapel. Jatesment in Oakland cemetery. Sower formerly headed make up for The Constitution and had written several farming books. He came to Atlanta from Parisburg Virginia in 1892 and was a member of the Typographical Union Local 48 and the Greater Atlanta Tent of Maccabees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sower
Atlanta
Constitution
Ocala
Fla
Orlock
Hl. M. Patterson & Son
Oakland Cemetery
Sewer
The
Florida
Parisburg
Typographical Union
Laval
Maccabees
Sower
Will Introduce Constitution Study Bill in Legislature
Mrs. J. E. Andrews, chair of the citizenship committee of the Georgia Parent-Teacher association, notes a prior bill for compulsory constitution study was prepared by her committee and approved by educational and rules committees but killed on the floor. The bill will be introduced again at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judea Price Gilberts
Hardwick
Georgia
Schoule
Mra
J. E. Andrews
Georgia Parent-Teacher Association
Ebesai
Tower House
Andrews
Express routing guide ruling boosts Southeastern express reach
The Interstate Commerce Commission backed the Southeastern Express against American Midway Express, ordering fair division of joint rates and non discriminatory routing. It directed American to cease restrictive schedules and facilitate intercompany routes to allow long haul competition on inter state express traffic. The Southeastern, formed in 1920, operates via Southern Railway lines and owns major terminals from Washington to Jacksonville with about 30 000 miles of routes used alongside other carriers.
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Erpresa
Santheaglern Eapreag Company
Auling
Eromeree Canubeion
Anneunend
Jneetdont
Southeastern
Interstate Commitores Commission
Southeastern Lapress Company
American Midway Uspress Company
American
Commission
Rockaday
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Américan
Hockaday
Southern
Southeastern Company
Incor
Alabama
Southern Railway System
Southern Lines
Mobile and Ohio
Tennessee Central
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Line
Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesapeake
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Memphis
New Jeany
Norfolk
Charleston
Andacksonville
Robert C. Alston
Atlante
Taiwae Expres Company
Cellerat Eattneeh Ani
Metintied
Alhintaaitterney
Bebors
Vonlinleslusy
Enthusiasm Roars as Weeklong Methodist Revival Spreads
The revival among Methodists draws crowds across churches. Ingleside welcomes new members. 37 joined by profession and 43 by certificate under Mr Ware of Baylor University, with daily attendance rising. Park Street and Pasne Memorial report strong revivals, Masons hear a special sermon, and Inman Park sees a powerful sermon by Elam Dempsey amid strong turnout.
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Ingleside
Laekie
Ifunnicutt Streets
Dave Fant
Charles Buss
Masons
Elam F. Dempsey
Tad
Inman Park Church
Phi Beta Kappa Men to Organize in Atlanta Saturday
Phi Beta Kappa Society members in Atlanta plan a meeting at 4 o clock Saturday at the Chamber of Commerce to organize a local chapter. Notables named include Judge Samuel H. Sibley ex Governor John M Lincoln Clark Howell and others. requests for member suggestions sent to T B Higdon Walnut Guzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Atlanta
Chamber of Sommerce
T. B. Higdon
Walnut Guzz
Phi Beta Kappa
Samuel IL. Sibley
John M. Linton
Clark Howell
Preston S. Arkwright
Nash R. Broyles
I. B. Russell
Dudley Cowles
Eugene M. Mitchell
Arthur Heyman
W. A. Alexander
Victor I. Smith
Robert L. Foreman
J. D. Armistead
J. O W. Adams
Lucian L. Knight
Northern and
Wastern Colleges
Tof
Rdouy
The
Gamber of Commerce
Note of Optimism Sounded by Barnes
New York April 13 A note of optimism on Sinope industry comes from Julie H Barnes president of the chamber of commerce in the United States after attending the second congress of the International Chamber of Commerce in Rome He cites revival of European industry expanding world trade and rising overseas commerce with merchant fleets and higher rates to save ocean carriage He notes expanding employment and production widening savings margins despite shocks in Lauranne and the Ruhr Europe also launching new industrial enterprises to build savings and growth continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sinope
Julie H. Barnes
Thumber of Commerce
United States
Mangetunia
International Chamber of Commerce of
Rome
Lauranne
Ruhr
Europe
Day Session Opens At Southern Baptist Student Conference
The 3 day session of the Southern Baptist Student Conference in Chatta gees is opened with remarks by Mayor James, Dr B C Rollers of New Cos Jeane and Rev Thomas McCaul. Music by the convention quartet from the Southern Baptist Seminary Louisville. Speakers include Miss Elsie Sre and Miss Dorothy Edison plus Dr Gray and Fred Cappel. Tomorrow features Dr Harry Ark and several college representatives from Florence to Rome Ga.
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Chattaynegs
Tenis
Boutbery Baptist
Chamblles
B. C. Rollers
Jeane
Thomas
McCaul
Oumeaville
Flo
Maulins
Louisville
Convention Quartet
Southern Baptist Seminary
Atonight
Filsie Sre
Dorothy Edison
Williamsburg
Gray
Atlania
Fred Cappel
University of Kintucl
Harry Ark
Bayist
Nashville
Col
L. Dodson
Tuscalon
Florence Turner
Shor College
Rome
James T. Stoner
University of Alabama
Aquilia Chamlet
Bessie College
Forsyth
LutRay
Bine Mountain
Miss
Macon Contractor Wins Railroad Work Contract
Macon Ga April 13 Special A 100000 contract for grade revising and double tracking a portion of the Atlantic Coast Line railroad between Haines City and Lake Wales Fla was awarded to the Cornell Young Construction company of Macon. GC Paul Jones will head the project which includes five concrete bridges. The firm also secured a 7500 contract for an ernerete bridge at Crawl Branch and the Santee causeway project continuation for the Charleston Columbia highway awarded by the South Carolina state highway department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Atlantic, Coast Line
Haines City and
Lake Wales
Cornell Young Construction Company
Macan
Paul Jones
Florida
Rairoad
Crawl Branch
South Carolina
Seventh Civic Club Formed in Macon Georgia
Macon Ga April 13 Special Macon seventh civic club the Ex change club a branch of a national organization is now being organized here R L Anderson an attorney is temporary president of the club The new organization will be similar to the other civic clubs but will have a more limited membership 25 being the maximum throughout the east and middle west the organization has many branches and Alabama has recently completed the organization of her twentieth club.
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Macon
Exchange Club
R. L. Anderson
East
Middle West
Alabama
Textile Manufacturing Discussed at Cedartown
Cedartown Ga April 15 One of the most successful Cedartown Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis joint dinner meetings focused on textile manufacturing. Speakers included James Volloman L W Fuzzy Woodruff Rogers Winter and Senator Mundy, with Harbin and Hollomon among others praising Georgia’s cotton industry and tax reform while urging roads funding and harmony among interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Walter M. Booz
Cedartown
Cedartown Chamber of Commerce-Kiwanis Club
E. J. Trotter
James A. Volloman
The
Atlanta Constitution
L. W. Fuzzy" Woodruff
Atlanta Georgian
Rogers Winter
Atlanta Journal
George S. Harris
Exposition Mills
Atlanta
J. C. Harris
Schow
Dent
Cave Springs
Fred ‘I. Bridges
Hustell
Nantes
Ladhetton
Manufactuya
Harvin
Faezy
Woodruff
North Georgia
Winter
Water
Polk County
W. W. Mundy
Georgia
Revival crowds grow at Presbyterian weeklong services
Weeklong revival services attract large crowds across multiple churches. North Avenue holds Sunday continuation with student meetings at night. Pryor Street, Gordon Street, Kirkwood, West End, Central and other churches report steady to strong attendance and several professions of faith.
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North Avenue Church
Pryor Street
J. W. Hickman
Gordon Street
Kirkwood Church
C. B. Harris
West End Church
I. C. DuBose
Ben 8
S. Lacy
Central Church
Rork Springs Church
William Huck
Bargette Memorial Church
TL. Ball
J. E. Prowue
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Cure Howell
J. Bertness
Enteod
Tetaybone
Allante
Ap Om
Vryant Park
Offi
Publica
Axel Algeae
Wespatchea
Toeasaw
Matuhesy
United Confed
William Brady, M
Johnny
Hhrust
Alough
Hunton
G. I. Anawer
Andyiaw
D. A. Auwer
Hara
D. O. M'Intyre
Sinclair Tewla
Babbitt
America
Dora
Lewis
Beltaln
Madison
Wis
Sauk Center
Sartom
Stan
Brooklyn
Cony
Christ
J. H. Oldknow
Oakland
Erpress
Commerce Commission
Weronner
Thursuy
Oswald
Egbert
Tia
Barnes
U. 5S
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Baptist Student Conference
Seventh Civic Club
James A. Holloman
Joint Assembly of Chamber and
Kiwarjis
Hollomon
Harris
Harma
Nolleman
Natia
North Carolina
Nova Carolina
Ife
Georria
Jenga
Wilson
Ile
Hotlomon
Allerienh Jyrenln
Cedarinsen
Farris
Harria
Mundy
Trotter
Chamber of Common
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