Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs promotes practical education
Since its organization the Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs has stressed rational education that trains both mind and hand. It supports industrial departments in eight schools with varying levels of community backing. The Morgan Violin School concert for rural students is tonight at the Woman's Club building led by Mrs J K Ottley urging attendance to aid mountain children.
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Georgia Federation of Womens Clubs
Ithe Ming
Woman's Club
J. K. Ottley
Georgia
Damage to crops discussed by Finley
Washington reports from President Finley of the Southern Railway indicate crop damage is uneven. Cotton and corn suffered in the northern two thirds of Mississippi Alabama and Georgia while further south damages were limited. Some replanting may be needed for cotton and corn and seed conservation measures are being taken. Peach crops appear largely intact with some replants for melons and cantaloupes in southern Georgia and strawberries lightly affected. Virginia reports no crop damage to fruits or vegetables.
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Washington
Minalasippi River
Finley
Southern Railway
Minsizalpp
Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
Cotton Belt
Atlanta
Gopher
Roosevelt
Africa
Buss
Pop
Teddy
Hons
Rye Sowing Caution Warns Against Mixing Old Rye with Youth
A cautionary note warns sowers to avoid mixing old rye with a young man during planting, highlighting potential negative outcomes and urging careful handling of seeds and youth alike to prevent harm.
General Conference M E Church Asheville Train Sleeper Notice
The Southern Railway will run a through sleeping car from Atlanta to Asheville on the midnight train May 2 for delegates and friends attending the General Conference M E Church. For information or reservations write James Freeman or J L Meak in Atlanta Georgia.
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Asheville
Southern Railway
Atlanta
James Freeman
J L. Meak
Newton Teachers Demand Relief from Unequal Pay
Newton County educators urge prompt state action to correct long unpaid rural teacher salaries. They contrast timely pay for other public workers with decades of delays, urging voters to support candidates pledging monthly, reliable teacher pay and urging teachers to press candidates directly.
Danville Votes Wet By Narrow Margin Of Ten
Danville Va April 28 Danville voted wet today by a majority of ten votes in a total of 1154 cast after a vigorously fought contest Seven years ago Danville rejected open saloon and the pattern has swung alternately in three elections since Women and children were not present at the polls The city council will fix the license tax and regulations within the next thirty days
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Danville
Self inflicted death of Mrs James T Wright in Cleburne
In Cleburne Texas on April 28 an elderly woman shot herself in the head with a small caliber revolver while her husband slept. He did not hear the shot and only learned of her act when he woke several hours later.
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Cleburne
Texas
James T Wright
Wright
Train Split in Two After Cyclone Wrecks Seaboard Freight
A Seaboard freight train No 21 departing Amateus for Montgomery was split by a cyclone near Rober Station beyond the Chattahoochee River. The cyclone overturned three box cars and damaged the train, with conductor Poote and crew escaping with injuries reported as miraculously light.
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Americas
Seaboard
Amateus
Montgomery
Rober Station
Chattahoochee River
Dlataucs
Poote
Westinghouse Fanland offers season long fan rentals
The advertisement promotes Westinghouse Fanland as a universal, affordable cooling option. For six months from May 1 to October 31, a fan can be rented for $3, with electricity drawn from any lighting fixture. Georgia Ray & Hee Co. presents this deal dating back to 1865.
Prices of Paper Still Advancing Across U S Press
New York April 28 John Morris chairman of the newspaper association committee on paper delivered a report on rising news print prices. The six week advance nears $9 per ton with the International Paper strike blamed for market disruption and a looming paper famine. Authorities warn Quebec pulp wood cuts after May 1 threaten U S supplies while Canada and German imports complicate the issue. Congress urged to adopt the committee's recommendations to avert costs for newspapers nationwide.
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New York
John Morris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
International Paper Company
Amercan
Germany
Norway
Quebec
Committee On Paper
American Newspaper Publishers Association Today
Congress
Tve
Canada
United States
Special Committee of the
Chouse of Representatives
James H Mann
The Forsyth and Lyric Feature Week of Vaudeville
The Forsyth screens a strong week ahead with Howard and Howard in a giant parody and Jack Wilsons company among the big acts while Amnola hosts Keith Vaudeville headlined by Gircumatan Us Evidence. At the Lyric the Three Rosebuds star in Girls Will Be Girls as attendance climbs with their dances and makeups. In Mexico City typhus hospital relief for Drs Howard and Ricketts is reported.
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Forsyth
Howard
Jack Wilson
Atlanta
Amnola
Keith
Ita
Hac Baen
The
Lyric
Dixie
Mexico City
Ds. Howard & Ricketts
University of Chicago
Mozi
Weather forecast promises fair and warmer conditions
The forecast describes calm, mild weather with not a storm in sight. The weather man, half discontent, notes there is hardly any storm activity, and yesterday’s weather was unusually tame for the region.
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Halév
Weather Warmth Spreads From West To Atlanta
The report notes warmer temperatures expanding from the west with readings around 60 degrees in Nebraska and many areas above 90. Mr. von Herrman predicts warmer weather for Atlanta and nearby regions as fair conditions prevail.
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Nebraska
Atlanta
Rathskeller in Forsyth to Open Saturday surprises loom
Readied for weekend opening in the Forsyth theater building Rathskeller will host afternoon inspection and a 6 o'clock installation. Prominent Atlantans have reserved private parties ensuring a representative event amid cotton belt buzz. Weather outlook fair and warmer with anticipation of a popular cultural venue integrating opera and aviation events next week.
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Forsyth Theater
Atlanta
New York
Metropol
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