Dedication of Camp Victor in Atlanta by Young Mena Mobrew
An event of wide interest will mark the July 17 dedication of Camp Victor the summer camp of the Young Mena Mobrew association. The five acre woodland site along Peachtrea creek features a wooden structure with screened porches lights running water and shower baths a large dining hall with an open fireplace and space for dancing the library includes hundreds of volumes donated by local women and Emanuel Adler Athletic field offers tennis basketball and croquet facilities.
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Annie T. Wise
Daisy Jacobs
Alisa Mary Tenenbaum
Nathan Sieve
Emanuel Adler
The
Adler Bros
Painful feet relief with Rozium antiseptic remedy
Suffering feet due to corns bunions and ingrown nails are blamed on skin germs causing decay and odor. Rozium, described as a French antiseptic, is touted to cleanse soothe heal and deodorize feet and nails and is offered at 35c with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
Camp Victor Plans Pool and Expansion at Cheshire Road
Miss Mary E. Mitchell directs Camp Victor located on Cheshire road six miles from Five Points. The Victor Plytt bus serves Piedmont avenue car schedule by registration. Camp Victor now accommodates 50 members and is ready for motor access via Piedmont avenue to Cheshire road.
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Mary E. Mitchell
Camp Victor
Social Items From Local News Briefs
Residents report hospital recoveries and travel plans. Ernest Osborne convalesces at Wesley Memorial after appendicitis surgery. J Colby Lewis and Martha Lewis depart Aug 1 for Marlborough Blenheim hotel in Atlantic City. Edward McDowell returns from Montgomery visit. Inez Durham embarks on extended north and east trip visiting New York and New Jersey. Annie Foster returns from New York. John O DuPrée and daughter Lethea back from Americus. George Forrester motor trip to Asheville. William Cave and Catherine Giddings rejoice birth of son William Giddings on July 10. Sara Evelyn and Florence Mills visit relatives in Cartersville. Myrtle and Lucile Gann back from Batesville house party. Rankins and Crenshaw families travel for visits in Alabama. William Carmichael and family plus Wylg O Callaghan motor to Macon for the week end. Nolen Richardson leaves for Sumter. P B Wright of Greensboro improving after hospital stay.
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Ernest
Osborne
Wesley Memorial Hospital
J. Colby Lewis
Misa Martha Lewis
Atlantic City
N. J
Marlborough | Blenheim Hotel
Inez Durham
New York
New Jersey
Annie Adair Foster
John O. DuPrée
Lethea
Americus
George Forrester
Asheville
N. C
William Cave
William Giddings
Cave
Catherine Giddings
Clarence W. Mills
Sara Evelyn
Florence, Sr
Cartersville
Missea Myrtle
Lucile Gann
Effie Conine
Batesville
Ark
Rankin
North Alabama
Thomas Crenshaw, Jr
William Carmichael
Wylg, O'Callaghan
Macon
Nolen Richardson
Sumter
D. C
Dynamite Laden Car Crash Kills Couple in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas a car carrying 51 cases of dynamite and nitro glycerine collided with another vehicle. WM A Ross, a well shooter, and his wife died. Four others were injured. The explosives did not explode, though scattered along the highway.
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Topeka
Kans
A. Ross
Emergency Fleet Board names new operating directors
Washington July 11 appoint ment of J Barstow Small William J Love and A J Frey as the new board of operations of the emergency fleet corporation announced by Chairman Lasker They become vice presidents of the operating board with Elmer Schlesinger staying as chief counsel and Albert Lasker as president The appointees bring together New York and Los Angeles leadership with long service in shipping and wartime boards Smith named shipping board secretary after AP Washington bureau work and Fenton Harbor ties
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Washington
J. Barstow Small
New York
William J. Love
A. J. Frey
Los Angeles
Cal
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Premiggnia
Elmer Schlesinger
Albert Lasker
Small
New York Produce Exchange
J. H. Winchester and Company
Erey
Southern Pacific District
Los Angeles Steamship Company
Love
Shipping Control Committee
United States
Furness, Wilty and Company, Ltd
Great Britain
Soberetors
Clifford W. Smith
Smith
Associated Press
Fenton Harbor
Pick
John J. Flaerty
Federal Reserve Rapped by Barrett For Credit Slump
Washington July 11 witnesses before a joint House Senate committee blamed restricted credit and weak European demand for agricultural malaise. O A Barrett chairman of the national board of farm organizations accused the Federal Reserve system and linked actions to steel coal and money trusts and urged inquiry into their ties with the United States chamber of commerce. He and others proposed government backed credit or securities to finance farm exports amid rising costs in distribution with wheat costs traced from farmer to consumer.
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Washington
House
Senate
O. 8
Barrett
National Board of Farm Organizations
Federal Reserve System
Steel, Coal and Money Trusts
Commission
United States Chamber of Commerce
O. A. Thomas
National Board
Negro Suspect Held in Killing Case in Augusta
Wad Walters a 35 year old Black man is held as a suspect after the killing of George Dunbar a 18 year old Black boy at 1231 Johnson avenue. The body was found in a room wrapped in a blanket with an ax blow and throat slashing. Police say the boy was slain as he slept. Also reported are prices for Swift & Company carcass beef in Atlanta for week ending July 6 1921 ranging from 12 to 17 cents per pound.
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Augusta
Wad Walters
George Dunbar
Walters
Johnson Avenue
Swift & Company
Atlanta
Woman Overcomes Ailments With Lydia Pinkham's Compound
Detroit reader recounts long illness and failure to heat breakfast until a neighbor recommended Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After four bottles she says she feels well enough to work again and enjoy each day, praising the remedy for backaches headaches and nervous distress.
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Detroit
Mich
Lydia E. Linkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Letters admitted in Beauvais Stillman trial
In Stillman divorce proceedings, Referee Gleason admitted as evidence two letters said to be from Fred Beauvais to Mrs. Anne A. Stillman. Exhibit 13 A threatens violence over love for Stillman and Guy. Admission covers only references to Mrs. Stillman and her infant son Guy, excluding Beauvais as father. Guardian ad litem Mack returns from Yonkers and notes Mrs. Stillman will not attend the next hearings as she visits Chicago.
Battle to Raise Tax Rate Spurs Heated Debate
Georgia legislative coverage notes a heated clash over tax rate increases with motions to table and party- line votes. Plans shift toward a referendum as officers discuss Australian ballot reform and committee reports on salaries, elections, and public utilities.
To Ward Off Summer Complexion Lils
An old advertisement touts mercurized wax to smooth the face and conceal freckles with nightly application and morning washing. It claims the skin looks fresher in a week and warns that greasy creams are conspicuous amid summer dust and wind. A remedy for wrinkles uses Downe noxolite dissolved in witch hazel to create a barmless wash.
Confession Alleged in Tuggle Slaying Sparks Extradition
Pensacola Fla July 11 Two men charged with the murder of John M Tuggle of Chipley near Deerland in Okaloosa county have been arrested in Bainbridge Ga They allegedly confessed to Sheriff Martin of Bainbridge The men Joe Martin of Brunswick Ga and Jim Lingo of Camden county Ga are said to have told how they killed for money and where to find Lingo After the killing they rode a train to Mossyhead then Cottondale and on to Dothan Ala before reaching Bainbridge The Okaloosa sheriff will seek extradition for Florida trial
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Pensacola
Fla
John M. Tuggle
Chipley
Deerland
Okaloosa
County
Florida
Bainbridge
Joe Martin
Brunswick
Jim Lingo
Camden County
Martin
Johnson
Washington County
Lingo
Mossyhead
Cottondale
Dothan
Ala
Steele
Okaloosa County
Twenty Airplanes To Shower Bombs On Ship Tomorrow
Twenty Martin bombers carrying 94 300 pound bombs prepare to depart Langley Field at 9am for an air attack on the former German destroyer 9 102, anchored 60 miles east of Cape Charles lightship. The third phase of joint army navy maneuvers off the Virginia coast will demonstrate land-type aircraft use far from bases and the effect of lighter bombs. General Men0her and Captain Johnson will observe and will sail from the naval base aboard the Shawmut for the attack scene.
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Norfolk
Langtey Field
Cape Charles
Virginia
A W. Johnson
Army
General Menoher
Army Air Forces
Johnson
Uss
Shawmut
Naval Base
Mayor O Callaghan Reported in Cork
London July 11 Daniel O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork reported by the Central News to have arrived in Cork today from the United States. Counsel for O Callaghan announced on June 18 that he had arrived safely in Ireland. Immigration officials in Washington had no official knowledge of his departure and Assistant Secretary Henning believed he did not leave in a regular manner.
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London
Daniel O'Callaghan
Cork
The
Central News
United States
Ireland
Washington
Henning
O'Callaghan
Department of Labor
De Valera Meets Prime Minister Amid Irish Truce
A weekend of unrest ends as truce begins with police unarmed in Londonderry and Belfast while Dublin Castle loosens restrictions. The tally for the weekend reaches 24 dead, 86 wounded, and 8 houses burned across Ireland, with major violence in Belfast and Castle Island.
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Belfast
Dublin Castle
Duybiln Castle
Rochester
County Cork
G. O'Connor
Dublin
Castle Island
County Kerry
Ireland
Monroe county to hold Forsyth fair next fall
Juliette Ga July 11 Special Monroe county plans a fall fair at Forsyth under county agricultural clubs and promoted by farm agent H L Worsham. Farmers diversify and club work progresses. exhibitors are expected to be exceptionally strong with amusements arranged, promising the best fair yet in the county.
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Juliette
Monroe County
Forsyth
H. L Worsham
T Ia
Remarkable Georgia farming gains shown in 1920 census
Georgia farm values and outputs surged from 1910 to 1920. The 1920 census reports total farm property at 1.356 billion dollars, 310732 farms covering 25.44 million acres, with 51.3 percent improved. White farmers numbered 180,545 and colored farmers 130,187, including owners, tenants, and managers. Crops valued across corn, cotton, tobacco, and hay rose strongly, while land per farm and mortgage debt levels expanded.
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Clark Howell, JR
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
Georgia
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
1920s Farm Animal Totals and Dairy Output Snapshot
The report tallies livestock by class across years, noting mules 294,985 in 2010 excluding spring colts, cattle totaling 1,156,733 with beet cattle 481,875 and dairy cattle 674,863, sheep 72,178 valued at 423,615, swine 2,071,051 with 1,034,173 pigs under months, 101,615,000 gallons milk in 1919, 166,720 pounds wool, 1,409,869 pounds honey, eggs 28,181,939 dozen, and chicks 14,588,012. Domestic animals on non-farm holdings listed separately. Queen Wilhelmina noted as an amateur photographer.
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