Last of Three Talmadges Weds Natalie This Time
New York reports May 3 19xx that the last and youngest Talmadge, Natalie, was married Tuesday to Joseph Fenton at Norma Schenck's home with Mrs Schenck and other attendees. The piece notes the family’s "exhausted" supply of marriageable Talmadge girls and references industry figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmadges
Natalie
New York
Natale
Joseph
Buster
Fenton
Norma
Joseph Schenck
John Pialogious
Acidosis Common Among Adults Warns Medical Advice
A dubious health gripe claims acidosis is more common in adults than children due to diet, causing indigestion headaches bilious feelings and other ailments. It promotes a product Kelson Blood and Body Builder as a cure, sold for one dollar per bottle by Keison, Inc in Atlanta.
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Dector
Kelson
Keison
Keison, Inc
Atlanta
Galnavy
Green No More My Experience With Mayr’s Remedy
A reader describes long stomach and liver issues ending after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The testimonial claims olive green complexion, huge medical bills, and complete relief from digestive ailments. It promotes the product as harmless and money-back guaranteed with one dose. Jacobs’ Pharmacy is cited as a source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
R Money Refuntcu
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Plans to Extend Cotton Credit Across South and Europe
Washington May 31. The administration through the secretary of commerce proposed to extend credit facilities to cotton producers via the Federal Reserve and to develop a warehousing system that could issue cotton warehouse certificates usable for mobile credit and actual delivery. Hoover and officials envision joint banking efforts under Edge laws to create larger cotton institutions and to warehouse and export cotton through European warehouses under American control. The statement also notes urging broader export credit and warehouse standards to aid the cotton industry and stabilize markets.
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James 4. Hollomon
Constitution Bereau
J . Isleigh Hotel
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Federal Reserve System
Coton
Hogver
Federal Reserve Board
John L. Mr Laupin
South Carolina
South
J. L. McLaurin
Hotel Occidental
Washington, D. C
Banke
Basia
Herbert Hoover
Hard Timetimes Hit Films and Rialto Many Go Hungry
Los Angeles on May 31 reports 2000 to 3000 motion picture workers in Hollywood facing hunger amid a film industry slump. Glamorous young women pawn clothes and sell belongings to pay rents, while others faint from lack of food after days without meals. Social workers cite temptations faced by ambitious actresses stranded without work. Producers blame foreign films and retrenchment as studios slow down until demand returns.
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Los Angeles
Mr. Handsome
Hollywood
Boulevard
Universal City
Cotton Growers Seek Plan To Stabilize Prices
Delegates at a world cotton conference discuss the impact of a failed July 1920 cotton crop with expected values of 2 500 000 000 and a realized loss of 1 500 000 000. Governors of cotton states are urged to appoint a commission to cooperate in stabilizing prices. President Harding’s message praising the industry is called statesmanship. Acknowledgment was sent to the president for his interest in the cotton sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
War Finance Cor
Department of Commerce
America
Valuea
Harding
Harvey's Recall Sought in Senate Speech
Senator McKellar of Tennessee urged President Harding to recall Ambassador George Harvey in a London speech. He labeled Harvey's remarks a libel on the U S government and people and urged publication of the contrast in the Congressional Record. Protests from patriots nationwide were noted as support.
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Washington
Harding
George Harvey
London
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
McKellar
Harvey
Hoboken
Europe
MecKellar
Sutton to address Social Workers' Club in Atlanta luncheon
Prof. W. A. Sutton will address the Tast luncheon of the Social Workers' club of Atlanta in the Kimball house breakfast room at 12:30 PM Wednesday before the summer adjournment. His topic will be Serial Work and the Schools. Terh Hien students will entertain. About 75 attend regularly, with 114 members expected.
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W. A. Sutton
Social Workers’ Club of Atlanta
Kimball House
Sutton
Terh Hien
Eclub
Girls High School to Hold 50th Commencement
The Girls' High School will celebrate its fiftieth commencement at the Auditorium Thursday at 8.14 p m. One hundred thirty six girls will receive diplomas with Esther Kahn and Elizabeth Cheatham delivering addresses as honor girls. Mrs Townsend will direct the music.
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High School
Esther Kahn
Elizabeth Cheatham
Townsend
Teagle chosen for ship board by Harding in 1921
President Harding selected Walter C Teagle president of Standard Oil Company as chairman of the United States Shipping Board to succeed Admiral Benson. Teagle’s acceptance is in doubt as the government debates retreat from shipping duties amid reconstruction plans and concerns over ocean trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hollomon
Constitution
Kibla Temple Plans Ceremonial Parade and Banquet
Kibla Temple No. 123 of the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorasan completes arrangements for a June 6 ceremonial. Members assemble at 6 PM at Pythian castle hall Wor syth building, parade led by Wedemeyer’s band, with royal instructors Madame Zaza and Madame Kuju. Thirty five applications exist. banquet at Anstey hotel for 300. parade participation required for free banquet access.
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Kibla Temple No. 123
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan
Pythian Castle
Worsyth
Wedemeyer
Madame Zaza
Madame Kuju
Richard M. Hobanks
Anstey
Bubonic Plague Case Reported in Texas Elevation Plant Suit
A bubonic plague case prompted a lawsuit in Limestone County Superior Court. Otis Elevator Co. is accused of negligence in installing a plant elevator system. T. J. Rogers, a former employee from Austin, Texas, is listed in the filing for $50,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R T. J. Rogers
Austin
Texas
Otis Elevator Company
Superior Court
Limestone County
Manton
M. Carrick
Rogers
Bibb Manufacturing
Stillman Divorce Hearing Set Amid Testimony Buildup
The Stillman divorce case resumes at 10 am Wednesday in Poughkeepsie with guardian ad litem John Mack for Guy Stiliman. Postponement requests clash with opposition, as witnesses including Fran Murphy and Dr. Hugh Russell are ready to repai rtestimonies on yacht Modesty, Fre d Beauvais claims, and alleged paternity.
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Sidney
Whipple
United News Star
New York
Stillman
Gleason
Poughkeepsie
John Eb’ Mack
Guardian Ad Litem
Guy’ Stiliman
Hugh Russell
Buffalo
Little Guy
Mrs Springer Appeals for Worthy Prison Aid
Mrs Springer formerly of Atlan tan and now of Sparta Ga appeals for public subscriptions to buy a victory for the inmates of the women's department of the state prison farm. The Constitution announces any contributions sent to Mrs Springer at Sparta will be devoted to this worthy cause. Contributions from 25 cents up are welcome and she guarantees personal attention to the fund.
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Swit Strepen Co
Plattsburg
McCray. Refrigerator CO
Forsyth A
PLUTO
Hoover
Hattie Smitt
Georgia
W. R. Meadows
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of ‘Markets
Meadows
Liverpool
Chester Morrill
Bureau of Markets
W. L. Pryor
Bureau
Rialto
Senate
Social Workers’ Club
Ciris
Jesday
Teagle
Ship Board
EAD
Kibla Temple
Elevator Company
Golumbus
ATS
Reuben ‘A .Arnold Hold
Vatas
John Hart Brittain
Brittain
Reecama
Phate
Kotalko
All ‘Easy Drug
Ray
Droef
Ates
Ag Rg
Sror
Ronan
Alanna Walk
A.C
Tuxbury Lumber Co
Charleston
5. C
Acta
Big Values
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Aniel. Bros
Oxfords
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