Coast Guard to Hold Cadet and Cadet Engineer Exams
The United States Coast Guard announced examinations starting June 27 in Savannah Georgia for cadet and cadet engineer appointments. Cadets, age 18 to 24, train at the Coast Guard Academy New London Conn for three years before commissioned as ensigns. Cadet engineers, age 20 to 33, receive pay and rations similar to midshipmen and join as engineering ensigns. Exams cover algebra geometry plane trigonometry physics spelling composition geography general information with a special mechanics electricity and steam engineering day for engineers.
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BK James A. Hollomon
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
Savannah
United States Coast Guard
United States
Bercomen
Coast Guard Academy
New Lodon
Conn
Sna
Soast
Coast Guard
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Fire damages wool stock at Georgia Wool Stock Co
A Thursday morning blaze at 178 Marietta Street, Georgia Wool Stock Co, caused about 25000 dollars in damage. A watchman spotted the fire at six, firefighters arrived after headway was made, and the stockroom burn destroyed stock except walls. The Haverty Furniture Co owned the building and officials say the property was fully insured.
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Georgia Wool Stock Company
Marietta Street
Haverty Furniture Company
Former Atlantan John T Lynch killed in Jacksonville
John T Lynch a former Atlanta night watchman and member of Atlanta Lodge No 58 Mason died in Jacksonville Florida Tuesday night while on duty at the Baker Manufacturing plant. He was born in Lithonia Georgia and lived in the state until recent years. He is survived by his wife three daughters Mrs Charles Little Mrs Clyde Bearden Miss Jessie Mae Lynch three sisters Mrs Hammerschmidt Mrs Hammond and Mrs T A Bojer.
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John T. Lynch
Jacksonville
Fla
Police
Atlanta Lodge
Lithonia
Lynch
Baker Manufacturing
Mra Charles Little
Clyde Bearden
Atlineta
Ladies Day at Phi Delta Theta Club Postponed to June 10
The Atlanta Alumni Phi Delta Theta club postpones its Ladies Day lunch to Friday June 10 to accommodate Georgia Tech commencement events. The usual luncheon at 1 o'clock today at the Daffodil Tea Room 11 North Pryor Street remains open for visiting and resident members.
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Atlanta
Phi Delta Theta
Georgia Tech
Daffodil
Pryor Street
Ideal Picnic Weather Forecast Prompts Friday Outing
Forecaster C F von Herrmann predicts clear skies and cool nights for several days, ensuring ideal picnic weather. He notes high barometric pressure over New England causes cool, clear conditions in Atlanta, New England area, and Georgia, encouraging plans to pack dinner baskets and ice cream for Friday celebrations.
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Jeff Davis
C. F. von Herrmann
Taesr
New England
Boston
Reduced Gas Rates In Atlanta Go Into Effect
The Georgia Railway and Power company announces new gas rates set by the railroad commission reduce the price from 190 to 165 per thousand cubic feet effective June 1 for 12,985 consumers on prepaid meters and 18,293 on regular meters. Equipment changes to prepaid meters will be installed immediately after telegraphic orders. The company has protested the rate change and filed it as part of the record.
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Atlanta
State Railroad Commission
Arkwright
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Commission
Philadelphia
Zearr
Woolworth Opens New Atlanta Store on Peachtree Street
The F W Woolworth Co invites the public to inspect its new 95 Peachtree Street store today from 2 00 to 5 30 pm and 7 60 to 9 00 pm. An orchestra will play and souvenirs distributed. The formal opening for business is Saturday. The store is the second Woolworth in Atlanta, emphasizing ventilation and sanitation with a five and ten cent range.
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Atlanta
F W
Woolworth Co
Peachtree Street
Woolworth
Atlanta and
Vic
Orieginal
Whitehall Street
Wentworth Company
United States
Orincinal
Wnallworth
Georgia resolutions urge continued Dowell bill aid
Resolutions from Georgia county commissioners and civic groups urging passage of the Dowell bill for continued road-building aid in cooperation with the states were presented to the Senate. Senator Harris said he favored continuing federal aid but would oppose any plan requiring Georgia to submit entirely to a federal commission as in the Townsend bill.
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Ewe Wudead
Weigh Hotel
Washington
Constitution
Georgia
Senate
Harris
Chatham
Savannah
Dougherty
Albany
Dart
Blakely
Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce
Savannah Kiwanis EC
Ex Soldier Seeks Chauffeur Job After War Injury
William Trent, an injured ex soldier, recently discharged from government hospital, seeks a chauffeur position. He was hurt by an aviation bomb explosion at Hampton Roads, Va, on June 17, 1918, treated in government hospitals, released April 6, 1821, and is physically qualified for driving tasks.
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William ‘Trent
Government
William
Hampton Roads
Williams
Why You Need Nuxated Iron For Strength and Endurance
Practical advice promotes organic iron from spinach and Nuxated Iron as the key to strong blood and resistance to illness. Claims include two week improvement in energy, endorsements by senators and judges, and a money back guarantee with widespread use by over four million people.
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Opa
Rome
Pharmacle Normale
United States
Congress
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