Cotton bagging trust denounced by Senate
Washington July 26 special Severe condemnation of the cotton bagging trust for raising prices and advancing the costs of bagging and tying for baling cotton was voiced in the Senate last week. Senator Smith estimated the added costs to farmers at about forty nine hundred sixty dollars this season versus the crop outlook. He cited a $1,000,000 to $1,409,000 range in alleged monopoly profits. Senator Bacon urged antitrust action and Department of Justice involvement, warning that a big bagging cartel could harm cotton growers who labor year round. The Senate debated tariff changes and the need for inquiry into price elevations and anti competitive practices.
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Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Smith
South Carolina
Senator Smith
New York
Smoot
Brian Calin
Bacon
Department of Justce
Department of Comerce
Vance
Tom Peatock
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Repire
Amon Jem
Bern
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Department Ofstice
Department of Commerce
Department of Justice
RON RAHANOW RETURNS TO MO HIGH CO. PROMOTES PROMINENCE
The article announces the return of Ron Rahanow to The J M High Co. highlighting his long service in the company and his role in dress goods and notions. It notes his extensive experience and invites friends and acquaintances to visit the store to see him back in the department.
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On Rahanow
Mo High
Kahanow
J Mo Hichompans
The Cry of Conservation by Robert J Lowry 1913
Editorial urging strict conservation of natural resources in the Appalachian region. The author argues waste harms future wealth, calls for permanent use of forests streams minerals and soils, and advocates education and efficiency to balance development with preservation. July 24 1913.
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Eastor
Knoxville
Appalachian Range
Piedmont
Atlanta
Blue Midge Mountains
Cerrann
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Nature
Uznérame
Appalachian
Lowry
Fifth Regimental Band Concerts At Grant And Piedmont Parks
Sunday afternoon concerts by the Fifth Regimental band at Grant and Piedmont parks draw hundreds. Bandmaster E Barber arranges a long program including marches overtures waltzes and medleys performed at 1 o'clock.
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Fifth Regiment
Piedmont
Grant
Piedmont Parks
Fifth Regimental
Musicail
Barber
Piedmont Park
Schupert
Sanglear
Armour
French Aviator Flies Over Alps From Milan to Basel
Oscar Bider, the French aviator, made a Alpine crossing today flying from Milan to Basel about 160 miles in 3 hours 45 minutes. He halted at Llestal to refuel and reached a peak altitude of 10 000 feet.
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Basel
Switzerland
Alps
Oscar Bider
Milan
Llestal
OE Dawson
Indianapolis
Dawson
Picnic at Silver Lake for M C Lure Employees
CW McClure hosted a Wednesday company picnic at Silver Lake with ideal weather and large turnout. Activities included boating, oathing, and foot races, plus an old fashioned pine dinner overseen by Mrs McClure. The afternoon featured a team game of rough play, a rain delay, swimming, and a Georgia watermelon round up.
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CW McClure
Silverlake
Browty
Morta Vomsat
Af Tank
Resmes
Batty Bah Jer
Qoydug
Shtecening
Georgia
City seeks creek clear to ready $196 000 sewage plant
City officials and the county works committee push immediate clearance of Peachtree Creek from the bridge to the old Howell mill dam to allow operation of a new $196000 sewage disposal plant. Chief ROM Clayton says the plant will be in operation by September 1 and urges a summer clearance by about fifty workers to prevent flooding and improve flow for the plant.
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Rom Clayton
County Commissionera
Howell Mill
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Constitution
Howelly Min
Public Works Committee
County Commission
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Armour
Peachtree Creek
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Wo Tam Winn
Onl
Prohile Works Committee
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Peachtree
Howell ml
Dr Landrum to Occupy Second Baptist Pulpit
Dr Landrum will fill the pulpit at Second Baptist Church for the first two Sundays in August while Dr John White takes a vacation. Landrum, a notable Atlanta minister once pastor at First Baptist, will speak on The Wan Teft Behind and The simplicity of the Gospel.
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Drew Wo
Fandrun
Stlanta
Second Baptist Church
John 1 White
Tar Landrum
Atlanti
Ouwisville
Sinen
Goss
Revival to be led by Gypsy Smith and Bob Jones in Cartersville
Plans for a large revival at the Sam Jones tabernacle in Cartersville from August 3 to 11 include Gypsy Smith Bob Jones and John Callahan conducting services three times daily at 10 am 3 pm and 7 pm The local Methodist preacher Rev Bob Jones cannot preach but will lead in prayer Evangelist Gus Smith will assist with Rev Callahan of Winston New York in charge Special railroad rates are requested and visitors from other cities are expected to attend the two Sundays of the event
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Cartersville
Sam Jones Tabernacle
Bob Jones
Gipsy Smith
John Callahan
Jeclock
Gus Smith
South
Water Street
Winslon
New York City
Filter bed expansion aims for September completion
The plan calls for two acres of filter beds to be finished by September 1 to improve purification. With only two acres, results will be less satisfactory than nine acres. Creek debris must be cleared from Peachtree Bridge to the old mill dam to avoid backwater flooding. county work should start within days and finish in about twelve days to beat fall months.
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Unfaling Weather Signs
Weather folklore notes coast dwellers prefer wetter signs than gulls and winds. Frogs yellow foretell sun, brown warn rain. fog barometer using water and ladders signals coming storm. Owls and peacocks indicate better or worse weather, snails signal fair weather when out in the open.
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Urrom
Washed Eggs and Egg Quality Warned in Poultry Dept
In Farm and Fireside the Poultry department cautions about washing eggs. The article stresses production and sale practices to ensure freshness, advising regular quality checks and careful handling to avoid serving customers spoiled eggs and risking reputational damage.
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Poultry Department
Nesty
Care for Eggs After Purchase Warns Against Washing
The guidance warns that eggs should be kept cool and covered after gathering to prevent dust. Use a damp cloth for minor discoloration, wipe dry before storage in a grate, and avoid washing to preserve shell appearance and evaporation. Wet eggs dust-free if needed.
Literature Center Reopens As Chicago Tribune Feature
The Chicago Tribune highlights a literary center's revival after a period of quiet, noting community support and renewed programs. Key figures and upcoming readings are mentioned, signaling a fresh chapter for local culture.
New Bookseller Tries to Find Sartor Resartus Shelf
A bookstore scene unfolds as a new salesman questions staff about Sartor Resartus. He repeats the name aloud, asking where the Sartor E Sartue works are kept while customers listen. The moment underscores gaps in staff knowledge during a busy shift.
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Mr Summin
Owes Her Life to Eckman’s Alterative Treatment
A historical notice touts Eckman’s Alterative as effective against tuberculosis and lung ailments. It claims patients gain weight, fever and fatigue ease, and reports a grieving mother’s recovery after using the product. Cites personal testimonials and solicits readers to request a recovery booklet from the Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
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